CHESTERFIELD CLOTHES R. M. Gray 269-271 Morrison Street Be up-to-date and purchase your MILLINERY at Le Palais Royal 37B Washington street, Columbia Bldg. Phone Main 6J6S MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1906 First American Tour of Ruggero Leoncavallo Italy's Greatest Composer, Conducting the Famous LA SCALA THEATRE ORCHESTRA AND EMINENT ARTISTS Direction Cort & Kronberg PART I 1. "Intermezzo" ................................................Pagliacci Orchestra 2. "Prologo .....................................................Pagliacci Sig. Bellatti 3. "Gazonetta di Nedda" .........................................Pagliacci Signora Rizzini 4. Duo, "Silvio and Nedda" ......................................Pagliacci Signorina Calvi and Sig. de Ferran 5. "Serenata di Arlecchino" .....................................Pagliacci Signor Perya 6. 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Lump coal should be used for heating purposes, because a large lump will hold fire longer than small coal. Nut or egg size coal should be used in the kitchen range, because it is uniform in size, and does not have to be broken up in your basement, making a lot of dirt and fine stuff too fine to keep from falling through the grates. To insure yourself of receiving 2,000 pounds to the ton, of good, clean coal, that will give absolute satisfaction, order your fuel from the ROCK SPRINGS COAL CO., 288 East Morrison street. Phone East 184. Of the thousands of tons of coal delivered in Portland from this company, there has never been a complaint of short weight. Every sack of coal is weighed at exactly 100 pounds when the coal is sacked. The Calumet Hotel Seventh St., bet. Morrison and Alder First-Class Accommodations at Moderate Rates WILLIAM M. RASMUS The Western Academy-School of Acting Offers its pupils more thorough instruction, greater advantages and lower rates of tuition than any similar institution in the West. This school has placed more pupils in professional work during the last two years than any school of acting in the West. Public performances given monthly by pupils of the school. 'Woodward's Dancing School" opens September 14 in connection with this department. Mulkey building, corner of Second and Morrison streets. J. ADRIAN EPPING, Principal. Pay a Visit to The Marquam Grand Barber Shop Cor. Sixth and Morrison Streets, and See Phil "II Trovatore on the Victor You may hear a Complete Orfera at your home The "Victor Company, to which the public naturally always'looks, not only for the best records, but for novelties of every kind, now presents the • "first complete opera to be recorded for the talking machine. This series, which consists of twenty parts, was recorded in Milan, Italy, the home of Italian opera, and enlists the services of the principals and chorus of the , 3Ja Scala Opera House. These records may be played on any make of disc talking' machine, but are best when played on THE VICTOR TAX.KING MACHINE. The public is cordially invited to listen to these remarkable records. Sherman, Clay & Co. STEINWAY DEALERS COR. SIXTH AND MORRISON STREETS Le Palais Royal—Cloaks, Suits, Millinery 375 Washington street, Columbia Bldg. Best Goods—Lowest Prices PART II 1. "Septuor" .....................................................Medici Signora Rizzini and Ferrabini, Sig. Barbaini, Perya, Bellatti, De Ferran, Macchi. 2. "Canzonetta di Mimi"..........................................Boheme Signora Rizzini 3. "Waltzer"............._____.............•..........Zaza Sig. Barbaini 4. Duo, "Marcello and Musette"......:............................Boheme Signora Ferrabini and Signor Perya 5. "Lettera di Musette".........................................Boheme Signora Ferrabini 6. "Vive L'America March" (dedicated to President Roosevelt)... .Orchestra Note.—The "Ave Maria" and "L'America" numbers are on sale in the lobby. | LAST ACT—Let's go to Jack Coffman's. EXECUTIVE STAFF FOR CORT & KRONBERG E. A. Weil.......................................................Manager J. Saunders Gordon ......................................Business Manager Frank Lennon ...................................................Secretary A. Ferrulli .................................................Stage Manager R. Torre .......................................................Librarian VAN DYCK HAVANA CIGARS for Smokers of Refined Taste Only The Belvidere Hotel ~In connection The Louvre STROBEL & BARENSTECHER, Proprietors Corner Fourth and Alder Streets Golden Gate Ladies' Tailors Ladies' Tailored Suits and Opera Coats Phone Pacific 717. 484 Washington St. "He Makes Shirts." ARTHUR LAVY FURNISHER AND HATTER. 486 Washington, Opp. Heilig Theater. CHEW Beeman's the Original . Pepsin gum CURES INDIGESTION AND SEA-SICKNESS FRALEY | WOMEN'S HATTER A COMPLETE MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT 214 THIRD STREET : : CORNER OF SALMON "Uncle Josh Spruceby" at Empire There is a good time on this week for the theater-going public at the Empire, where the newly-revised version of "Uncle Josh Sprueeby" is the attraction. For years it has been known as the best of all "rube" plays, and this season, after being rewritten and remounted, it is far better than ever before. The big audiences which greeted the splendid company which is apparing in it at the Empire Sunday afternoon and night were more than delighted and expressed their approval in the most unmistakable way. There will be a grand Thanksgiving Day matinee on Thursday, which will afford a fine opportunity for the school children to witness the performance. Make the youngsters glad by taking them to, see "Uncle Josh" <, on Thursday afternoon. Matinees also Wednesday and Saturday. •'The of fashion and the mould of form."—Hamlet. ROBINSON & CO. Have a good hat Don't spoil an otherwiis smart appearance by an unbecoming hat Silk Hats.....$ 8.00 Operas . . $7.00 and $10.00 Derbys, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 Why not Wear the Best? 289 Washington Street Fred Rosinskej MERCHANT TAILOR 489 Washington Street Next Heilig Theatre Also Repairing and Cleaning ACT I. "Gay Soubrette"....................................................Raynes "College Days"....................................................Loraine "Helen From Helena"..............................................Raynes "The Girl From the West"....".....................................Loraine "Fleurette" ......................................................Raynes "Finale"................................................. ... .. Raynes ART II Opening chorus, "Rolling Home in the Morning"....................Raynes "King Janitor" ....................................................Raynes "Autograph Song".................................................Raynes "Henny" ........... ...........................................Loraine "141, My Easter Lily" .............................................Raynes "The Advertising Dream"...........................................Raynes "Flirting" .......................................'................Raynes "Birdie".........................................................Raynes "Finale" ...........................................,................Raynes Orchestra under the direction of the composer, J. A. Raynes I Ladies—Misses Morgan, Minto, Worthington, Paon, Cairns, Patterson, Fay, Wilkie, Carlton, West, Courtney, Saunders, Rice, May, Knowles, All-worth, Tosche, Seamon, Arey. Gentlemen—Messrs. Day, Owens, Elliott, Donnelly, Pattison, Ehart, Simpson. 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Chinese Hand-Ma d e Jewelry to Order. All kinds of Chine s e genuine "Jade Stones," Gold Seal Rings. i 231 Aider St., Portland. Jay Yu Chong, Manager. The Diamond "K" Line Taylor Street Dock Str. Lurline for Astoria, 7 a. m. Str. Mascot for Lewis River, 3 p. m. Str. Undine for Yar:™"vp7\ 8 a. m. TELEPHONE MAIN 613 ( Daily ( Except Sunday ' tNVCK RAILROAD The Baker Stock Company has never been more enthusiastically received in any offering since thevoiitaing ofjfche season than it was Sunday afternoon, when Hoyt's best satirical coSRiy, "A Temperance Town," was revived before one of the largest audiences of the yijar. Those who have followed the fortunes of the Baker organization since it was -instituted will remember with great pleasure the previous run of "A Temperance Town" three years ago, in which William Dills and Howard Russell made their first big local successes. Both these favorite comedians are again appearing in their former roles, Dills as the tippling deacon and Russell as the hired boy, and their characterizations are rated as among the best ever seen here in "back country" plays. "A Temperance Town," with its atmosphere of pumpkin pies and roasting turkeys and sleighbells, makes an ideal Thanksgiving "Day attraction, and as a consequence a grand special matinee will be given Thursday. Next week the new lgading man, Mr. Ernest Hastings, will open in "A Social Highwayman.^' SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY Prologue—Parlor of the Occidental Hotel, Hickory Creek, 111. The old-times party. (One minute between Prologue and Act I, during which the stage of Paragon Theater is set for the reception of Mile. Fleurette in full view of the audience. ACT I—The stage of the Paragon Theater, Chicago. The getting together party of the Plummers. ACT II—Courtyard of Honeymoon Terrace. LAST ACT—Let's go to Jack Coffman's. Costumes designed by Will C. Barnes, executed by Mme. Freisinger, Fritz Schoultz & Co., and E. A. Armstrong. Scenery by Walter Burridge and Edward La Moss. EXECUTIVE STAFF FOR MADISON COREY Manager ..................................................James R. Somes Advance Representative ........................................W. P. Lake Stage Manager .............................................Percy Bronson Stage Carpenter ................................................T. Hannon Electrician .................................................Edward Gately Wardrobe Mistress ..........................................Mrs. Houston PHOTOGRAPHER On the top floor of the Elks' Hall, Seventh and Stark Street. MERCHANT TAILOR 402 WASHINGTON STREET Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits a Specialty The ideal Fall and Winter remedy is Dr. Pfumder's Oregon Blood Purifier. Guaranteed, tested and true. Try it. For the Latest Winter Novelties in Suitings Maude Fealy Beautiful Actress Will Present "The Illusion of Beatrice" at This Theater Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Nights, December 2, 3 and 4. Miss Fealy is touring under the direction of John Cort, who has provided a capable company of players, including Jack Webster, Harrington |, Reynolds, David B. Young, Maurice Gostello, H. L. Morton, Joseph Cough-lin, Blanche Douglas and .Cora Christensen, and a special new production for the first season of Miss Morton's latest play must needs portend an attraction. of unusual merit. Seat sale opens Friday, November 30, at box office, this theater.