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r, .' :~(! 0 :. i --! U) -:,- Ci H -i 0 z C z <""_ ·- , . . - - - NEW THEATER TESTS AI,A'B,Jr.. Colonial·T-hea·t. re Esd&emeo& Cauaed \"11f11 Manaaer Grant S.Ueflcw JIJ.malell. Opentns of the R~lar Season, WEEK BEGINNING NOV. :Z. Tbe l"a.mowa Ortstna.l•. A record run ,WU made by the Are this mornlns. when an alarm wu turned In about a o'clock Crom the alarm box at the new C\>lonlal theater on Third South. ThrM 4-partment , .MURRAY & MACK 40--PEOrLE-IO ,The Sunny Side of Broadway ,teameni. the hook an~ ladder wa.cun and •ev~ral boee ca.rt, were out ot the ftre quarten a.n~ at the eoene of the 1uppo,1ed t'lre In almoet tncredlbly short Ume: but when the department arrived at the theater tt ...._ a.oertained tbat the mana.cement had merely wtabed to teat the ft~ alarm box tmtalled on the at.ace ot the new theater. Tontcht la the o~nlna- ntsht ot th• Colonial. . _zid even at the expenae of the aurprtN ot tbe ftte department. Ma.naaw Grant wtsbed to be uaUNd that hla ftre alarm bos: " M ln SoOd . worldns order. A larse crolfd pthenMI In front ot tbe balldtns wtl• the d.. Seat 8ale · Thursday. PRICES-Box 11eatJ1 a.nd dlv11.na, St; b&lance lower l'loor, '75c: six row• balcony, ik: bn.Ja.nce balcony, rio: ,:a.I· Jery, Sc. Wf'dnnday 11.nd ~turday watlneea. ~ a.nd ~ SpecJa.1 M11tl· n~ Thursday. &,....7 on le&mtn• that there wu M f!N. ·w HY GIRLS -------- · Nfsht.,~ Mat1nee11, U Rear Admiral Robley D. Evana bu writtozi to Gov. John C. CUtlff UPRN• ln& hla appreciation ~.>r an ~ t con of the osecuttn'a adc!NN durlna : ' a vtalt ot ..F~tins Bob.. to ths. state , A Lite ~tory of Int.ena11 Emott,m. Sa.me Spleindltl Company a.n<1 PT09 ducUon N~t T.iut 1u1 Ye.:.. W•k-PAF.TED ON lfl!:R BRJDAJ.-TOUR:. ___ _.. --- -'-- -- -~ \ day afternoon. .--4• u followar: ; i .. Hla Exc9Ueoey, Jo~n C. Cutler, OoT• I Cantel'linhonei.;~ . • :J:... T u!•tr• ernor "f Utah. \ 1(7 ~ Ooveroor-Wlll 7ou pl-..e I Talkl19t.and Singing Pktum. i · accept. my.. aiftceA i,ba.Dlca tor the be&u- , U!ul &nd artlattc copy of rour addreaa I to me on r,7 N<:Ond Y1a1t to tJMt at& te ' wblcb I bavo tM bonor to reprea,en• ln UM oavay tor U.e paa; " r-.n! "I 11.uure you that I fully appntcl&te U.. IUncl and CoQl"t*)aa wonla FOU ha Ye HAl llM. a.nd U-t I ahalJ a,sard th• bciok . . of my moat T&Jued poa- one DN l <l\ \CH)~ Nov. ; !; ·: :.·, ...,~ . LEAVE HOME NJ'IGHTIBG BO:B" WlllT.ES. letter, which wu received 7eatel'· rioc.; Matin"'" ~al. Tho Hts Melo1r¥m11tlc No,·rlty, partment dro•e. up but soon turnod ' n. zc. :-tx-. TONICHT•B,irplu and • J . J; , IJP•Tt-DATE ·VAD1£VW.L ----- lD.Wttk'~g ·NOY, 14 A VJS:T TO YALE. Catd,y Mu11l- ~l Comedy Creatlon. Th,1 ' .:um~dlenne and 8&.Nball Player. MARP.:L HITE & ~rt KE llONLl.N. In i uelr Hit. "Sl&•llnl' TO\VN. • Home." . :-csa,•11111,- JL'!'\UL~- ,..,,. •• ,, .... I I -l r C 0_. j -~-- -· ·.L ..Iii, ,I ... ~_ -a--_ • < - ~, ,· - -- - $:) --- -·- ~ ~ .. ~ ---- Colonial Theatre, Western Elect. Sign, Feb. 6, 1909. Shipler Comn. Photog. #9014 . ·~ 0 0 - Colonial Theatre sl-DWing toxes and stage, N::>v. 18, 1908. Shipler Cornn. Photog. #8768 -, ::s 0 - d 0 Colonial Theatre stage crew in front of theatre, Feb. 5, 1909. Shipler Cornn. Photog. #9012 •• f. I. \ \ . 1. \\ I \ --·\ \ ~ .- ·.\ ., rB. I I I f-1 V1 -s .._ N ...._ ~ '-J ' ~ ~ "'\ ;j s:i CJ --:s - n d (1~ v, ~ Colonial Theatre Building ext., April 22, 1909. Shipler Photog. #9225 • ; ~ ~ 5= C 0 0-r.P ~ ~ - ~ I Salt Lake City--Third South Street , between Main & State (south side of street), 1923. Gift of Inkley's. Earl Lyman photo. 4,..5" SxlO r1r 1 Y .t"~U~L~ ! Seauc on S..fo Tue,,;c.lay, Prices Mc to $1.f>O, lfatlnee, 2~ == I <: Teno1· ~ Contn Fl< Tenor, CRAND OP~NINC OF THE ht , ·urrn·dy In ,;O lllU<.:h talk, ,t o! thl~ Vt>ry hi 11omuthlng :o ht·nr or de! play, whi<'l 1e ngo, would e," a French IIU«'ces:,;fu I at =>arllf, will b,· ·111ton al'I "Thf. n," nnd will on l!lome tlmf' to pre::s,.·11t S IlHC\\':-; _ Soprar Bong_ co·L ONIAL THEATRE! L':l.dier WednesdayNight, Nov. 18. I MME. ;"'Over Ten &I v•n .Albort by M . ,\.ct"< ll\ n a.r lt t1 J,a.k.ct Publb Ill., h. DVANCED VlOUJ\ tn A,' · o:' th l •nld l .UDEVILLE : & co. more · An EMMA SHOWERS, Pia11ist; FREDERICK HASTINGS, Baritone; mu1k; l11r,:f'I · ot h"r · 11-nh1t. & An" Ir: RD. l ANDRE BENOIST, Accompanist. S<>nt Salt• now open at tlic box office You n,ti-t-<'r-4 .L GREEN SCALE OF 1-'I HST Fl.t>OHJ,'lr!!et six row .'I (dl\'ltns) . .. $:'>.00 lrunce or :"irxt nlnt- l'O\\'S . . . . . . • . . . 4.00 ~t·~t !<Ix rows .. · .•...... 3.00 JS H.\LCONYFtr.ct !!!IX l'0\\'!-4 lll~utors·· IERS y, ••.\ P~d- ••.•. ... .•. $3.00 /I 11 I I PRICES: tCJ Po nu,nt. 2.so :Scxt ltn rows Vl"rne t~h"d <...\J,LEilY- Mm, Fll""t six ro,vs, ~ n c d ... $1.~0 C'Old hom'e BalnnN', unreserved .... . St.00 ------ ~(all orclrN tt('(.'f'pted when acco mpanled by c-Jiccks and ralCl'\'tltJonl nuhle> h1 order of tJaelr receipt. · · Whl of the l:Otnt)}; far to 'S LISkhtn .-. taln"r .. GRAND II 4 Nights and Wednesday Matine .. , --------!.!...-=S:.:t:::ar..::ti:3nq TOM OR ROW NIGHT. Pt•rt"<' H . .Benton's llaanlficcnt &e1uc Production. . ,d h.t-r. RO. l>c•pol ' ' MF :\I ,it in• ·f s. , ••, ·. ., .... H,ix n:nn r,a11t11 Brine~ The l"!nt q ''A COWBOY'..; GIRL " A Story of the PlaJns ! ____ En·ry .\<.•t a Perteet Picture or \Yest 4.'rn l.tre. :~ :\ i.lchl,. I!. S1)(~-.-;;.- ~~llll~m<-nt of J.n~t l..<'nr's G reatCl'J&--C-om--ed-Y.\,ul Hrow,· haug';: 11nd JI haugh tn th~ WHY GIRLS LEn VI= HOME! The hytert thfl or l~f\<!d Dratna Sue.,~. 1;: ETRA. ! .Mnt ln<"t! ;, 1 Star ti ni.:; :1 TI~urscl-"t'.'·, 11Hh. "'n,· 1!! ·I .E. J. Carpcut~r·~ Great Educational Dr·una. .\ Play Wtt.11 I\ Who}etf()fflC lloral. ------------1 '.". la:ht~. :!~. 3:\ and ~o Cents . ~llltlnt>t""'· l:", 11n,t 23 Cents. P.\UTED ON HER B~UDA~ XEXT l\EEK. \'O)Unt roe~ . ' ·, Pror nl11!( _ fflcljUI-_ U &t:a. ~ ----- 19{. /90 LI /J s-F > DESERE'l' EVENING NE,,.. ~ ,'. ~~,,Colonial is Launched With Nordica as Star ff -~•t'tt"IO_H ~ M O f f O O O ~ : + ) ~ - H O " O O ' f f ~ ~ l i WI \\ I li of In difl UO< ml. tb( fot n·a be on. U\8 hi.,. wt1 l'lll ord . ( '. vie th( ter, ref uu ba.c ne, Uit bu no1 Pl'1 (.'()I me Ch Sb la1 "F tt11 "I no ll!'I ar, he a ll(J Ke Ju th, to he Tl Another factor ln the upbull<llnl' ot Ure interim·, ln ta.ct. la a reeteul blend- crlpllon ot which must b&tao/ &ny the Or~ter Salt L<•, ma.de lta eu- Ins- ot the eleaant and artlatlc with masculine attempt. wltb a m.».«nlllno clarlug etrecta to ma.r. clent tiara of turquolee a.nd dlam.onds t ranee yeaterday 1n the openlnc of thu The audience which aaaen1bled In clia,tenlnar on he-r bead. ,1ew Colonl&J theater. The ra.pld 1rrowth honor ot lhe openlns,was nc,table tor ltP From a strictly cr1Uca1 atandpolnt. faahlon and brU:,ance. The expected It cannot be aa.ld that Nordle& achlev:.ind pro~res.t of Ule city h&ve bee~ cruah waa not there, u upatalr11 thu ed 1tll her old tJm~ auoceaa. pgrhapa J1uwhere moro utontahinc than on hou11e waa · not more than one-third , bN)&.U&e she ls vaaatns L..r prime, or •r1tlrd South 1treet. where 1n the ere• filled, the hlarh prlcea cbarared dampen- perhapa bec.auae ahe wu not pn1vld.ed enthualo.sm ot thoae who u11u · with the accompaniment,, of choru.K. ur old-tlmera. buatne.. euterpr15oa lng the pu.tronlze those eectlorui, but tho orchestra. and aulstlng t.rtlate u ahe ,wem 11.lmoat to •Pr1~ up tn a n11ht. a.Uy ba.lcony la one ot the choice placH or hu been 011 her prfltvloua appc.ara.ncee anu w.~re tbe . Ud.e ot tr&tno la al· :the hou.,, .tor .aeeln.i and hearing-. and , here. She 111uix dellshttul&r. her tone bound to lncl"eaae In favor. Society . ls noble. and ,wv,•ral of her numben l'ea.=y '?a~1ml":S 1pro,port1~ a yea.r aaro· I! was atronK'lY ropreeented In the box~ . were artlatlc g£>nu,,· but at· ·no· ttme tn un ! ~ · ,t.W~ '(Jt. 'J'l1.lrd ·. South.Jiu nc..,.._ \ii:.·,. and 111 . the · handeome dlvana which = •tho · evening' dld she Utt the 41,udlenoe . galnea another blc buslneaa, aooe,a,alon torm- lha ftrat eight .or. ten rows. Gov- ·o'Y lt:l r~t.: and Hweep all ~tore her, in the ·&fivent. Qf the P<,lowal. aad· bow, . q~or C1.atler and party~ , .!olR.y~· · Brarts- u ishe has eo. often done In the put. . muc'l, the · Iocatt~n .. ·of . tba. l>N.uurur tol'd ana .party, Hou. Samuel NewooUM, :Moat ot .. the .a.iecuona ,.-e~ -on. the ' Manager Cort. Manaa-er Grant. Mr. ; llarbter balladlo order, the only effprta placiot amusement will do tc,w,rd ell• ' Auerbach, the owner, with a large party ; In the really dramatic , line'· belnf ; the hanclng aun-oundtns _v a.lue1. ·per~~ -Of " the Auerbach -fo~a. : occu~'cl tlwl · openl~ Aria trom .•-rannhauaer, the boxes; a.nd many ot ·· the rearula.r ·fir.Ht Schuma.nn son« ..Waldeacre11praoh'" Jiroperty owner• themaelvea &re nighters or the Salt Lake .theator, were · and tho brl.-f but thrlllllnc ••valkyre Yl·t aware or. acattered throughout the houae. Prior 'cry" that ahe ,ra.,·e u an encore an.er The bouae bu already been tully cS.-'. •to the openlns. of •he program, Mayor the flnt•II. w-be.i the a.udtenoe remained tci•rlbed, a.nd lt now only rem&lna to bo Bro.nsrord aor,eared In tun dreH, and nea.ted .... broucht her baek. The 1o11ld :.t hat the · brlllla.nt ' open!~ · 'night wa.s applauded for a brief ape~ch tn ••.'-narela S.-r- Brl1rht and · Fa.Ir" wu 1no?. than ,U.Ufte4 au · the. hopea and which he Introduced Governor Cutler. a gem ot feellng. and atter thla she W"\4 Th.e mayor spoke Of the evtdencee or ha.nded a.n a,mful of handaom• chryupeotn.tlons or lta , ptoprletora. lt tho srowth ot the clty, as ahown bv t1anthemunU'. The "Sera.nade'' · by glvea one the most "New Yorky" teel- the new bulldlng, anud pald a compll- Stra.uu. w1uJ done ln rlnclns faahl\ln, ment to the enterprlae ot the owneu. ' and all the other numb&ra were ·"· lnl' .JJOPlble · to experience anywhere b Goflrnor Cutler waa &190 applauded , .81.&ncea of a.rtilSUo rendition tn the Salf Lake; to alt ln the beautiful au- tor a. b1iet 'lddress, In which he gave balla.d echool. · •Htorlum. a&.nd rue uoon the modern ul\mA -mlnfa,....nrAa nt thA f,r" .\11A1•o, · th .. a-latlnsr artl.atJI not n1uch l • :· . • • 1, • .,.· A 111< ed en C th, no Po ftc tol tn1 OU hll Sn, an u m1 fa :A1 of VI ca nor u B. in ,n Pa Uc 4c lu ] Inf' f :.,'·.~ . l!ltev, of mu, r' I -I .. r,... . . in Ju( di1nrk· DO\!D, mlnut, the t·a for the wa11 n one w tl\&ll t l'Otn(Ot o~al. 011ly vlch b the ar1 tl"Oh'll refe1·r~ utatlo1 \, had h iI neesea. tht' pr but th not be proot <.'Omm , man o Chr:,.t i i ~; t Sberltl lancm •' l'ij "Forl> ; 11 fij ltl llt •!ll "ltmu not l>t a not he ,·1~ h~lple I :',,} a <'IVI .~ not y Hell t i 't i . Judcrr the i,;, to apf o••• ·~OOH-<-00600"t00 Pholc:fby Harry Shfpler. .. " . ...... . j• J \ • : . • • 1-,. ·~ • :.. ... ' ~ nor ,I !; ,·, '~ ' tire intertnr, in tawt, la a reattul blend· crtptton of which muat ba.fflo/ a.ny lnl' ot the elesant and arUatlc wJth mucullne attemvt, with a D1.11.4rDIU· ctent tiara ot turquol8e and dlainonda no slarlug etrecta to mar. The audience which aaaen1bled In sllastenins on h&r bead. From a strictly crtUc&l ata.ndpolnt, honor ot the openlns, was nc,table tor It• taahlon and brt1::ance. The expected ft cannot be aa.td that Nordic.& &Chlevcrush wau not there, u upataiu thu ed ull her old timt: auoceu. puha.p• houae wu · not more than one•thlrd . Lt\08.UM!I she la L)llUinl' l. ... r prtme. or tilled, the htsh prlcea cho.rared dampen- perhapa becauae ahe wu not provided ur old-tlmen. buatneu ent•rpr15oa ing the enthualnsm ot those who u11u · . wtth the accom1>anfment11 ot chor\111, ally patronize those 1ectlo1111, but tho orchestn., and aaiatlng utlata u she fl"em 11.lmoat to •Pr1tll' up 1n & n!&'ht. b.LJcony' la one ot the choice placea or ·hu been on her prflvtou• a,pp<,arancea antl where tbe . tide ot tr&fflc la &l· :the hou,. .tor .eeelnll and hearln&', a.nd . here. Sh.e ManJC ,lellshtt~. her tone r e·, a . _~~SPtmlns = _proport1~ a. year aco· hi bound to lnc1~a.se 111 favor. Society , Is noble, llnd ,wv.,ral of her number. was atronl'lY ropreaented ln the boxu_ . ,vcre arttattc gemtt; but at· no· ttme tn un · ~M'C ' CJ!. 1}Jtrd . South.~ nc,.., and tn. .. the · handeome dlvan11 which , •tho evenlng did flhe lift the audience . galnecl another bt~ buslneaa. acce111lon form - the ft.rat elght. or. ten rows. Gov· ' o't It.a f~t. and MWeep all ~tore her, . 1n the ·~ent . Qf the Cotonlal. &Ad .bow, er~or C\i~ler ttnd party. l,ln.yo.[' ·Brar111. u ahe ha• B~ often done In the put. mucl1 the · locatt~n · of · thl.t beiutJtut~ tot'd an<l .party, Hou. Samuel NewhouM, : Moat ot· the .aelecUorus ,vel"e ,on. the ' Manager Cort, Mana.-l!tr Gral1t. Mr. · llsbter b&Jladlo order. the only ~ffprt. placdot amusement will do tow,rd en- · Auerbach, the·. ownur, with a Ia.rs• party '. tn the Nt&llY dramatic , line' belnf : the hanclng aurroundlnc .va.lue1, 'per~'tl Of ,, the Auerbach · to~••.:occupe4 tM ·open Inc Arla trom •"J'annhau••r. the boxes,· and many of · the rel'Ular ·nn,t Schumann 110n&' ••WaJdN&'reapraoh''' J1roperty owner• themaelvea are nighters or the Salt Lake .theator, were ; and tho brief but thrlllllnc ••valkYt'e y l't a wa.re or. acattered throughout the house. Prior Cry" that ahe ,ra,·e a.a a.n encore alter The houae bu already been tully d•-: · lo the openlnc. of •he program, Mayor the ftnt•b. wbed the a.udlenoe remained 11,•rtbed, and It now only remalna to bo Bransford apr,eared In full dreH, and eea.ted . . . broucht her baok. The 1.1t.ld ·.that th• brlllla.nt opentnc night wa, applauded tor a brier apHch In ...\npla • • Brlirht and Fair" wu ,no?. than ,U.tlfted alt · the . hope1 and which he Introduced Governor Cutler. a gem of feeling, and after thla she W'\4 The mayor spoke of the evtdencea or handed an an!lfUI of hanc'Jaom• chl"Y· upt0tn.tlon1 of lta , J)r'oprietora. lt the arrowth or the city, as 1hown bv santhemunUt. The "Seranade'' · by ,rtveil. one the most "New Yorky" teel- the new bulldlng, anud paid a compll· Strauu. w1u1 done tn rlnglns taahl\)n, ment to the enterprlae ot the owners. ' and a.II the other numbers were ~,1lnC' .IJODlble· to experience anywhere h Go~rnor Cutler wa, alYO applauded .stancee of artb1Uo rendition tn the Salt' Lake, to 1lt ln the beautiful au· tor a b11et 'lddress. ln which he gave ballad achoo}. ,HtOrlum. w.nd gue upon the modern YOme rernlnlaoencea of the two .Auer• Ol the asaiaUns artiste not much o.nd artiatlc flnlab of the lnalda atruc• bach brothers, .Frf'd and Sam, who as can be aaid except tha.t they · belons ture.' It la up-to-date and metropolitan youni' men ca.me to Salt Leke ln the- ln the atnl4e ot perfo~r• uaua.Uv·, bey.ond a. question. Eyei-yone.wu loat alxtles, worked, saved, 11trove and pros· selected to acoomi,any •tan, and oomi pel:,"ed, and ·ah owed th4'1r ·atron1r aenae pLred with others · we have ha.cl thl• · they would twinkle but In &dmlr&t\on la.st nlc-bt ln vtewlnl' thw .by lnveatlnc theilr Mvlnp In Balt Lake af'.ru1on quiet eleeance whlcb e, i.,rywbere pre-· realty. He paid a tribute to the m·em- !a.lntly. Mlaa Showen, a very youtha.11-~ · th b ti ._·fil b .bers ·of the Auerbac.h family .who had ful ptanb1t. -did 110me very ·charmJna v ~· e e&vy carpe nl' w c • 0 · .acquired the real eatate on which , the work tn her two · numberw, a.nd playgreatly aids In ma.tnta.lnlns allence In CoJonlal 11tood, and tor their enterprl&e ed the Paderewak1 Minuet a.a an -~nMa.dam 1e11.U~ an · audience, the gre,en. I white· tn addln,r 110 ,tiand11omA a. •~ructure to core ln bea.utltul · tublon. Nordlca.'s ac~mpanlat. another youn&' 8Jld aold d.ecoraU0111, and tba 1ubdued , the bulldfnp or the clty, · , U"'hta, an ·errect moat Nattul to th . · •He · wtehed the new hou.1e all •uc· pianist, dld careful work. The ba.r\· t•>ne of the evenlns. .M.r. Hut\"a, 1• ~ - . ~e,,a. and · believed that au~ceaa would eyes. · but wheth'3r or not one that wl:1 : be attaJned. . llttle more than " beclnner, and auffena by comparison with other barl· be fully. appreciated by 90Clety, · whtct. THE PROGRAM. tones recently heard. 'l'hc J>rolosu• comes lo b,. seen, u well ·u. to aee, ttJC' trom Pagllaccl ta &TOWlns lbrea.d· . The prellmlna.rlet1 ~fng- over, fl,~ future must determine. The aeat11, too,"' mustcal , program of the evening be- · bare In this . city where every. b&ri· are roomy and comtortable, with plenty gan. All the lntereat. o! . course cen· tone we have had or late stvea lt of knee room tn front. Tbe apacloulf tered on Madam Nordlca, who had· aa hie nr11t ot'Certnar. HI• en'3o .....The Two GNriadlera," would also ha.Ve Jobbr '11a. grea.tly admired,. and <aa a : · a rare reoeptlvn on her ·e ntrance, and beun better ren6ered In Encll•h or who wu down tor a lon,rer list of · pla.oo exhibition for ilandaome . tol- tndlvlduaJ numbers than 1he hu betore F1·ench; the tutt, of slvlnll' a German leta. It ·fa bound to be i;opular · In the 1 contributed at any ot · her Salt La.ke rendltlon of a aon,r ao 8ntlrely French Her sonp were ael~ In 15entlment. written with tho Frenoh tuture: especially to thore up atalra wl10· appee.ranc•s. ectad from German, Engllah, French, E:mpert>r a• ttN theme, and wlndlns are provided w.lth a ftne varita;e point up with the French Maraellal11e, tn&Y' . ,;·1d Italian, •and · Included In · all 13 in pzlna down upoa the ti.uembled or number11, which w'e re Increased to. 15 well be Questioned. depa.rtlq :o~upanta of the boxee and by · the f'ncon demanded. She made · The hou.se wll\ open ~tarl>· /or divan•. The new curt&ln Ja a. toreHt her uauat repl appearance, arowaed · the aeuon at popula.r priceM ~ t and stream picture, very etrectlvoly ·ex- In white allk with a bewlldertnar au- we.ek with M.irray and Mack u th~ · ec~ted by an eastern artist. The' en- comparilment of the glltterlns: a de•- atlractlon. Another factor in the · upb1,Lll<lb1c- of the or4rter Salt L&ke. ma.de lta eu· t ranee ~•terday ln the o~nlnc ot thu 11ew Colonla.1 theater. Th• ra.pld arowth ana pros-res• of the city ba.ve bee~ 11uwhere moro utonlahinl' than on 'fhlrd South atreet. where 1n the ere• 1 ~ ~OOHO o ~ ~ ~ ~ l ' 9 . , j W , 4 ~ ~ , 6 6 , 6 6 6 6 , 6 6 - t ~ ~ ~ i , . o . a . , o . , a . . INTERIOR VIEW OF THE ·NEW COWNIAL. - / ll ~l4 ,··,k ·E·l ,' t.} -···~ •1• I' \I h"' elJ with l1 f ·l.:.,;., l vor b6 'ot Al 1 head Too l tdde p ed tO\I emotk COUl the ca not~ Popov nctent told h lnp I out U hind, I ht<'h • and <'I uk.ed man i Cate \I In b Arma1 ot mt verdlc ca.e we"' : Uuaba In e n. h in wl1 malnt Pa.no tlonal ctocun tu th« &nt I eolel)' monei a.econ« enjoy, The ftr•t ~ t~Y, ct.co., the b1 Oil ·ac Parw Mr. P anu thell I dauat l9Gl, COllt ! P&.OGC Bl'0W1 after WU I PreMll Um«-, a d&J he WI besld1 Mrs a mot that I leut Mr. J wtr.i Theater • • . . ,. . . ·I +!~~Mo~>O+l~~X,'"-"'i~:0-h-..O,.;>-»v~~)'.W:W:-:0~:0-:0,....~)~~·(i·~c,,,ci~M0C)60(i,0.I) nf"m~rrf'du(·«•,J a.Ill! be1·n rellal.Jh• ·t"Orp11•r VO<'ul lhlnkA Bru<'h':4 ('tt-d l\ au•l 1s111 rt from . a•mcntA nnd o,... NI IIUt:h \J)rll, Il aprlna. lOl Sh'• onceru. •na~ rl«'l, rho , In lutM othe r ·r . ..-n.. 1 9'' lth A. rsanl.t!t, rsan1"t. e m~t>', No,·. thebly laHt t:khet- 01·e e slvotn • '" th~ A. K. lcb tbe clve ., Mual<'al •ludlu, Oenl\1,(, npenae. Pqehlc ,rpret.' EnTlratttudio: I been &ale: ao- i.e ' ror tho ,: Mba cu. A. I,' Miu 1 Baer, IUrlam >llnl1t'1 11reh, I• rre one . aolol•t In St. W. F. l J nt>rn~,-. rt'duc•·•' I.IIH l)ec•n rellal>ll' "t'OF'pll• ,r \'Ot'u I thlnh BMJ<'h 'it t'tt-d a '""' a u•l rt trorn . .-<•mcnlJI and o,.. NI IIUt.'h ~prll, It aprlna. tot SI\'· onttrtll . .... ~ rut, In NtH t otht,r ·r, 1-'n-.l a·lth A. l'hO rsanh!t, rl'anlJit. e m"t· r. Nov. 01·e the bl)' laHl tkht>te sh·~n , In th~ A. K. lcb tbe sh'e ,l Mualt>al atudlu, Oenlu.c. npen,w,. Pa7ehlc C'J)reta- ' EnYlrt.tltude,. 1.t1'' been &ale IIO• ror tbo ,: Mbe A. I,' Miu (ti, I JJaer, MJrJam >llnt.t'1 11reh, I• rre one aolol•t In St. W. F. i