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Show PAGE THREE. af AT THE GRAND dt Ths Heir to the Hoorah Toung la Paul Armstfing's pud A, -Help to the Hoorah. The tMjyl nothin to It but auc- There y: The characteristic line accu-ri-y describee the meanite of favor the comedy la beta rewhich riti, ceived by the audience wherever It to The late Klrke LaShellea ffeied- never better served selection of genius of the Arm-no- n choice this in than ot Harry wlnner-Plaf Alice Murrell, S. Ben Higgins. Ciosby. H. S. pederick Roberta, Gene Lamont, Mon-RalFrank Helen Lackaye, Btlvii.. Dean, and the other artlats balanced cast. New admirably tha nighi. The title role. of wurw, U the biggest in the Hay. but "Push Miller runs hitn so close a second that one comedian to whom the author submitted the play declined it altogether. Dye think Id play In a piece with two whacking big parts in it? he demanded. It to worthy of note, by the way, that his two subsequent parts, while they may have been bl. adorned two tremendous whacking failures, while Checkers har.dleapped from a tar point of view, by too many good parts, has achieved a perennial suc-ces-s. Checkers as the hero, natural-l- y has the lion's share of the applause, New York Fashions I NEW Grand Opera H OUSE YORK. Nov. IS. The short th- - ;i r the breast gave a natty it sounds absurd fl'.'r' With this was worn a plaited TWO PERFORMANCES ONLY 1 of a woman sk.: iii lie van. with a plain front goie from so dreest-without she has the figure uu.liriy. which extended throe bands of of a Venus to ludicrous yet such to the bi.iM. hut of a wider, but same kind, mandate of Dame Fashion and the de- a u the coat. MATJNEE 3 O'CLOCK. NIGHT 3:30 OCLOCK. THE KIRKE ' i.ie shorter COMPANY IN PAUL ARMSTRONG'S DELIGHTFUL AMsigners and makers have followed her cutaway coats are belaws only to outwit her. A certain ll: worn by women who cannot wear ERICAN COMEDY, lo coat. Thirty linhea to the line of cut and finish and disposal of length, single dart aeama extrimmings has made such a decree posit 1. to die shoulders, the sleeves are sible. somewhat full and tucked into a Assuredly skirts are short, that to the k,; trotteur, or sidewalk skirt as it to vari- dvi cuff. Hip pockets are used. : the well-bui- lt ously called, to short those for the figure there to the house are longer. This new short skirt r iu:ii to the tight-fittin- g military coat. Is not i'f the variety we have had, Tl:t are all in at the back, usually it is growing shorter and shorter and ,.l curved under-araeains and now it to thought only fashionable for fr. it darts to give the necessary snug-m- uiid style, and the high military the length to escape the ground by collar and long coat sleeves are five inches. It to a decidedly trying style for the tn i.med with braid straps and the frout to treated in the short woman, who has large hips or ii 1. BETTER than ARIZONA and the EQUAL to THE VIRGINIAN" over large feet. It were better in ouch aa:-iway. A coat of tills style made PRICES MATINEE, 25c ta 11.00. cases that a woman he a little con- In black diagonal cloth, decorated with NIGHT, 25c to 91.50. servative and have the length of the Ht iulea braid and small cloth button, weald make a natty extra coat for old two inch front the variety. Much care must be given to the style Wear wiih separate skirts, or it may be u part of a full costume for which and condition of the shoes for this n si on, end for many years no greater Venetian cloth In green waa used with trimmings In black silk radium braid. attention has been given to fuotwear. While the walking skirt to short, it A cory severe rather email hat should may be the plaited, the circular or be w oru with this custuunt ltut many plaited gored variety, and the favorite women can afford but one or two coala, materials are the worsteds, cheviots, ami in such case the emart cutaway ia fur dressy wear and inay s, serges, mohairs, which pi should be made up ln the must severs In- - mude becoming by giving consideratailored atyle. The materials mentioned tion to its length and alyls of decoraLa Big Production of are to be found in stripes, invisible tion; the second coat to a redlngute, heavier ln M. Blossom's weight than the first ouai over pleid checks with extra over-line- s, Racing plaids and over checks. Plain goods named, very plain and of serviceable for aueh a garment will be are to be found as well as some mix- material, needed for the colder and more distures. Trimmings for the short skirt except agreeable weather. For drossy wear tha three-piec- e cosfor very tall voQien should avoid cross wise patterns which detracts from the tume are much in demand. A novel height of the figure. For the longer idea was shown in one of these suits large skirts bands will be used or blind tucks by introducing a cape ln place of a end an attractive idea was the use of Jucket. This cape hardly reaches the to made with a fitted bands on alternating box-pla- it panels, waist line end Many of the plaited skirts ha vs mltre.l back; the eleevea are made ln one with or fleur-de-l- is designs, on tha wider the body. Velvet bands an inch wlfle decorate the edges and turned --over plaits. Braid of the hercules, soutache or collar. The invisible closing to mado radium pull braids are the most favored with hooka and eyes. The skirt and trimmings, for eklrto as well aa for overwaist are trimmed also with velcoats. The radiums which have a vary vet bands, and tbe under blouse to of fancy broadcloth ln one,, of the new glossy surface are much favored In many wldtha purple shades and black velvet are to be found they Rutting Gue Ferris into his first collar, a comedy scene in The Hair to the It to to be noted that the bust in and may be pulled into beautiful deHoorah at the Grar.d tonight signs. Tbe novelty ailk braids, which waists to higher and decidedly rounder show many beautiful color combina- than It has been, and curves downward Tor doesnt usually promise muclj to but Push Miller has the center of tions, are muc h liked for the plain suit- Into a belt at the normal position. to a tapering under-arseam legitimate plays during the warm days the stage more than once, and Chcc l- ings. On soma new skirts of recent There of late spring and early summer, but eers' rival fur the hand of the Importation plain woratera and serges and the shoulder lies further back than The Heir to the Hoorah, produced at heroine has what actors call a big had been used ln the construction and formerly. Many bolero jackets are seen, espethe Hudson theater in Lent ran to scene in act I. Perhaps the heartiest ernes wise bands cut on the bias were C 1 aa a trimming cially those of lace, of which filet to the crowded houses well along into the laughs In the whole piece go to an used with to often embroidered In and favorite, A was color. with grey log days. It cornea with Its excellent actor who does little but brighter piped on sit metropolitan cast to the Grand this aft- cracker box and laugh. There to not orange, a blue serge with a chlnts Syrian designs In soft colon or hi gold ernoon and evening. a poor part in Checker nor a part bowing rose and dull green tints, a and silver thread. A plain gown ran which could be cut out without vital green with white and a black with be made a very dressy affair by the Checkers Injury to the play. This necessitates russet doth. A tow suits had tiny addition of such a little garment. semi-dreWaists Intended for dress and Playgoers who are weary of the mod-er- a tha employing of actors and actresses piping of leather or chamois occasions show soft drapery. All An attractive skirt was developed star play la which one character of ability, and while ft makes the play melton striped with folds follow the natural curves of the has ail the good lines and tha rest of one a star would worry over, it de- from a smoke-gre- y tha 'company only enough to aay to lights the hearts of playgoers to whom a black silk hairline, a favorite pattern figure. All scarf or surplice effects are show that they are not painted on the one extravagantly advertised actor and idea Just now. The plaited skirt was generally becoming, and for this reason model, remain with us in soms form always. tack drop, will be delighted with a company of nonentities does not shaped from an eleven-gore-d All the new sleeves are designed from was each decorated alternating gore 'Checkers, at the Grand tomorrow make a play. with three two inch bands of the cloth elaborate models, which majbe long or and piped with old rose velvet. Tbe short, according to tha occasion of Jacket to this suit to very short cover- wearing them. Cotton velvet to being much worn ing but a little distance below the waist, curved under the arms and and to especially attractive in some of showing a vest of old roee velvet the new tailored blouee waists. Some of the handsome dinner or rebraided with bteck soutache braid. The sleeves are full and short of the regu- ception gowns an being decorated with lar Japanese adjustment and bands of Mnges- Shaped collars are to be worn and the cloth decorated tha bottom of the sleeves, the shawl collar and are piped an much higher ln the back. Some beautiful buckles are worn with the old rose velvet In the same fashion as the skirt. The blouse was with the new crushed girdles, and these of aolf grey silk finished at the neck formed from old caroee are the handwith a collar and Jabot of cream lacs somest of alL 3345 JEANETTE M. WALSH. Long grey gloves were worn, grey hoes a grey felt hat trimmed with a grey breast and rose velvet loops The On the Death of Balxao. hat and gloves and shoes may be in can be but austere and seriThen black. ous thoughts ia all hearts when a A dressy skirt that would do much Sublime spirit makes Its majestic engood service could be made from blue trance Into another life, when one of . It to cut in seven gores with those who have long soared beings a front panel. The panel to plain, the above tha crowd on the visible wlaga remaining widths are adjusted to the of genius, all at spreading figure by side plaits stitched to hip one other which 1 wings A of tucks pretty arrangement depth. did not see, plunges swiftly prnaments tha lower portion of the Into the unknown. No, It Is not the Becker's Becker's Best" aa materials such voile, klrt Other unknown; no, It Is not night. It Is light Fanon Archer Brew Beckers "Cabinet' cashmere, nuns veiling could be used It Is not the end. It Is the beginning! "BobiaHood" be of bands bands bias and the may t la not extinction, it Is eternity. Is It of checked silk, plaid novelty braid, or Dot true, such tombs ns this demonAs full of nutriment ss a nut is of meat, velvet ribbon. strate Immortality? In the presence Becker's Beer has earned a place for itself For an odd skirt to be worn with a of the illustrious dead we feel more In the home as a generous contributor black jacket a pretty colored broad- distinctly tbe divine destiny of that cloth was used. Seven gores were used Intelligence which traverses the earth to the better health and keener enjoyIn Its construction. The model was in to suffer and to purify itself which ment of the whole family. ; round length, fitted smoothly over tbe wo call man .Victor Hugo. Bearing the government stamp ofabsolute hips and flared towards tbe bottom to CITY MISSIONARY. rs a width of four yards and purity, brewed and aged as only Becker at its lower edge. An inverted Teas (Inquiring about mutual friends, knows how, Beckers Beer is the drink plait concealed tbe closing ln the back. after a long absence from her native par excellence for mere refreshment This skirt had a rather elaborate deco- city) What about Mayme? for nourishing qualities. or ration of fine soutache braid and nar- , Bees Oh, aba baa developed into a row ribbon. Tbe Jacket was of black city missionary. BottUJotify mt the liwseiyh broadcloth In a modified Eton, which Teas Yon dont mean 1(1' r Brewiaf k Kiitkf Bern It to a fact; aha has brought a toll below the waist line and closed over a vest of fancy cloth. different man to church every Sunday Ogden, Utah. Supplied by One of the moot favored coats of this morning for the past year. Philadel. Brewery Direct. cutsmart to thlrty-alx-inseason tha phia Press. Beth Phones No. 158. away. It to maninah in Its cut, strictHana Robert as Checkers' ALWAYS WAS SICK ly tailored in Its finish and braid When a man says ha always trimmed; it has long coat sleeves that would be in contempt Mend, and after a how a tow tucks above tha elbow. An sick troubled with a cough that lasted met an old-tiSALE LAKE CITY, 234 MAIN. Mr. Fuller remarked: attractive example of such a coat was all winter what would you think if 34C7 Wash Avs. Brigr any hearty handclasp Ogden, y well. You are looking exceedingly ho should say he never was sick sines developed from blue broadcloth. ham, Logan, Provo; Park City. filling out a little? it sloped gradually away using Ballards Horebound Syrup. Such lr But ,f your Arent you wyer-N- Ot Mend. TEETH EXTftACTED WITHOUT No, indeed," replied the from the last button Just a little above man exists. a mind reader you would Bn think so because I'm the waist line. The darts and underPAIN FREE WITH PLATES. You Mr. probably C. Colorado, J. Denver, Clark, W'ntampt for court Clevearm seams gave it a - most graceful Mites: For years I was troubled with No difference what you pay yon looking Fuller in the face. Judge. cannot get any bettor at any price; curve, the edges of the skirt, collar and a severe cough that would last all winturned-bac- k ADVICE cuffs were, finished by a ter. This cough left me in a miserable Set of Teeth APPARENT REASON. Gold ..$7 (Beet Rubber)....... . ,91 up Fillings black silk braid. The condition. married men. flat one-in5 Silver and Amalgam I tried Ballard's Hore- A Good Set for..... 75e Fillings...... l?B ln Washington, over their Don't hoard your coin, oh Mack Best 95 9350 te GOo were decorated and Cement raffs Work, collar bound Syrup uud have not had a sick Bridge shawl, Fillings nd In trousers pocket deep; a 22k telling $5 Gold to Force 9350 attic lain M Crowns; ? butVelvet man Fillings of Inset ...91 in an contrive did atyle, It for oft what by mi. since, day Thate bout Chief Justice Fuller For wives and burglars of FREE Examination end Advice. tons of black velvet and buttonholes Bold by Geo. F. Cave, Cor. Mrd and 12 YEARS PROTECTIVE GUARANTEE. To get It while you sleep. supreme court. The pwbnlted Honet work. Fair Dealings make Our Success Continuous. Open tUllp.ni. finished the closing, and a pocket at Washington. Free Pres. Detroit Justice, so the story runs. Sunday, II to 2. Lad, Attendant ph well-kno- i, skirt and long coat does it not? The pU-tur- TONIGHT .r ex-tr.- -i. The Heir to the Hoorah m Notable Cast GRAND OPERA HOUSE Friday, November 29 tailor-suiting- Kiike Shelle's Henry Great Play CH ECKER5 With the same castseen here last year 100 People Pricos 50c, 75c $1, and $1.50 Soat Salo Now On - Now Is Your Chance m 3 pld At Putnams Great ss November Sale You Can Fit Out for Winter at About Half Price Putnam Clothing House Wash.Ave. three-quarte- C. ch itotyT11 hr M Double-b- reasted, ch 21 8tte ( |