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Show i sSrfe, 1 I 'i$3lKTAGELAND i W w fiULii-niiu H ."A" f '"'" yVMn)' jrEW A.TTHA.CTIOfjr A.T THE M -dk Lv.-i w Pilfer V THA.TCHB-H OTEHA. HOUSE m ,8rV V m GOSSIP OE THE JBW WRK. B " I W' & : .'If V ' STAGE AffD Oft THE HOA.T.... H i J H 4 I I H ' THE GREAT AMERICAN PLAY H. -"PAID IN FULL." H Walter 1. Raton, dramatic critic H -at aha Now York Bun, witnessed tbo H . Xlrr.l jxjrformanco of "Paid In Full" I on lliut famouB opening night at tho H Jitimr Theutro whon Kugono Walters H plajr .swojt a vast audlcnco to an on- H ihusliism unprcccdontod In this coun- H :4rj. TAt. Eaton forsaw tho tromond- H -ouh success of tho play. "Paid in H .Full", ho wrote, In a ravlow that lav H (Ished pralBo In ovory word, "will bo H ) .'hailed with general onthuHlasm, ov- B rrywboro." Ills prodtctlon has boon trmoro than vcrlflod. This play has :mado a record far nhend of any other H cllxtl at lias mado theatrical history. H After jlliut night when Mr. Kotou, ns H wcill'aa ovcry dramatic critic lu Now H "Torlr, tras roused to uuparallclcd en- H -Uiuslnmn by "Paid In Full" the pl.iy H :rccnnliiud two years lu New York H .-and hIiico then It has bcuu back Hhto H .'repeatedly, each tlmo ronowlng Its lilt H iln-fact, nil of tho flvo coinjmuluH tlir.t H stayed "Paid In Full" lust Hunsou illaro appeared In Now York, and .is in of them nro out this season It Is u.'Tfow YOrlc cast that will bo soon m On re. This Is tbo first tlmo In Ills-. H ttary that a play lias been acted by so 1 tmsmy ns flvo companion at tbo saino '.time. It Is ono of the numerous H ' proofs of tho oxceudtng popularity of H "TPald In Full", a drama which as ono H rarllcr said, "has moro real liiiumn amturo tin It than any other of tho rrtccnt big successes, ami Is tbo most iJtitenscly human play I bavo seen." Tho S'ngonbals and Kemper Co. H -will orfcr "Paid In Full" at tbo That- clicr Opnra IIouso Tuesday evening, oUarch 1G. H Ulotter than over, It such be pos- Mlble, will bo tbo performance, for H iJio cast was especially chosen and H ' . each cliaractor will bo acted as It was H dti tbo celebrated Now York run of clwo years. It Is a Now York cast H , itliat wllll appear here, ono 'that won admiration on Ilroadwny for Kb ix- H -collcnt porformanco of this grout H Slay. H Tho following Is a clipping taken H ,'Jrom Tbo Oregon Dally Journal of H Portland, Oregon: H "Paid in Full Is tho attraction at H 'tho Ilakor this wwk and tbo company H I Wiescnting tbo mastorpleco of Kugcuu ' H j ' "Walter la the equal of any that has H ' -tev(T been seen hero outsldo nf tho H Jlrut mu playhouso. H i A capacity house saw tho play last H talght and gavo vent to Its approval H lijy uncores and npplauso may times ucltemtcd. H -A. small ca3t only Is needed to put H E an iho drama, and that may bo tbo H .imuson why tho management has H vfbcfin ablo to afford such tvxcellont H XPlnycra. Tbo production lias been H vaiw.a bi Portland befoiu and It is H wvit necEsury to review tbo story or H iftn rccixint tho practical lesson ilia H mlay itvicbcs. It deals with tho high H aost or living In nn Interesting way. H lipsllo llassctt, as tho Young bus- H taaud who steals from his employer in H .order to support a wife who Is not H urloim us to how tbo money Is uc- H Quircd, won merited praise by bis imt- H wiral presentation of tbo part. lCdna H j nirothcTti, as tbo wife; George Dan- H ' i croft, who gives a wholly pleasing H KVirtrayal of tho part of "Jlmsy," and H rarank Ilurton, Injects tho twang of tlio nail sea waves Into tbo pleco lu H Ibis blurt character dolluuation of an i----" raid flea. captain. Tho scenery is artistic and tho cos-Kumos cos-Kumos of tho women uro now enough ----K , ito mako the fcmlnlno part of tho aud- H l liuncn unvlous. llovea tho tlmo will come when tho United States will not bo compelled to import sugar from abroad, but that tlmo Is a long way in tho future and it may never como If sugar Is placed on the froo list. Tbo house sugar bill is by far the most radical tariff legislation thuj far proposed by tho Domocrats In that body and is bo worded as to mako it appear that tho houso Do-mocYacy Do-mocYacy Is not in favor of even Incidental In-cidental protection, for here Is an lnstanco where tho house proposes to ollmlnato tho duty on sugar and make up for tho loss In rcvenus by tho Imposition of an Incorao tax. Whllo It is truo that several progressive pro-gressive Republican senators favor tho Democratic lncomo tax bill, none of them thus far have declared themselves them-selves In favor of freo sugar. It Is of courso proposed that tho sug,r bill shall first be passed and then pass tho lncomo tax bill, but If tho sugar bill falls, thoro will bo no I need for tho lncomo tax. At tho pres- cnt tlmo thoro appears, to bo no chanco whatever that tho sugar bill can pass tho senate, tor It will be opposed solely or almost solely by the Republican majority, and there will bo, several Democratic votes against It. |
