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H Monday, March 15, Matinee ,
? and Night, Coburn's Ureater .
. Minstrels. H ,
K Tuesday, March 23, "Seven ?;
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Coburn's (Jrcater Minstrels. !
With Coburn's Greater minstrels!
next Monday matinee and night at I
the Auditorium one of the feature j
musical offering of the season is the I
metropolitan singing four, the liescl
tuartet in minstrelsy. There prob-!
ably is nut a patron or lover of min-
strelsv ami vocal music whose pref-J
erpncc would not be quoted in favor
nt this enjoyable form of musical en-;
tertainment. Jester I.ueas. basso,
whose powerful voice has been heard
and enjoyed with this attraction In
past seasons has been promoted to
the position of interlocutef in the big
new. first part production, in which
capacity his pleasing personality,
clean ennunciation and dramatic
nbillty Invidualize him as master of
ceremonies. William Church, counter
tenor, with a splendid and powerful
voice, having a range of E above
high C. makes him a star soloist and
top tenor feature. "Millie" is also th
comedian of the quartet as well as
fills it capably. Justin McCarthy,
Celtic tenor lead, and soloist, and Jo
seph liaguire, robust baritone so-
lag
GHJD& THCATRK CIRCUIT
Monday, March 15, 1915
Matinee and Night
Coburn's Greater
MINSTRELS
30 PEOPLE 30
Everything New Thli Season
Matinee: Children. 23c; Adults,
50r. Xlglit: Mk 7,'o and tl.
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elist has lost no time.
In Act 1, the writer has not been
long at work when there is a rattle
at the lock of the door, and the. own
er of the second key to Baldpate
enters. ' Complications follow fast, and
it develops that there are seven keys
to Baldpate. Hermits, safes, robbers,
reporters, graft, politicians, police, pis
tols, blackmail, murder, love, ghosts
we defy any man to remember one
tenth of the details of the plot, for
Mr. Cohan has. spared no pains to
make his satire on the "best seller" a
real satire.. , Arthur Marchmont anil
Louis Joseph Vance in their palmiest
days have nothing on this piece for
melodrama. ' Yet the author has so
skillfully introduced his laughs that
the play never has a chance to get
serious, and the audience is per
plexed up to the last, not knowing
whether .they are viewing a farce, a
melodrama, or a satire.
withstanding the presence of the wee
vil in their fields, averaged a bale or
more of cotton per acre. The agricul
tural development work of the com
panies Is carried on in co-operation
with the United States government
and the agricultural agents of the
states and counties. . The services of
the agricultural agents of the compa
nies are free to all farmers along their
lines wishing to avail themselves of
their advice.
The work heretofore done by the
companies for the development of live
stock, dairying and poultry raising
along their lines has been consolidated
with the general agricultural work
under the direction of the Industrial
and agricultural commissioner of the
companies and plans have been adopt
ed which It is believed will make all
of the agricultural development work i
of the companies even more efficient
in the future than it has been in the
past. I
Constipation
Biliousness-Headache
Dr. Chase's liver Tablets
Make the liver active, bowels reortilar. without pain or
frripinfr, relieve lick headache and that bloated feeling
iter eating, purify the blood and el ear the complexion.
ILarge box, enough to last o month 25c
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GazetteNews
"Want Ads"
START THINGS
They Start Sales and Profit)
M.N.;iill AM) OWN Kit OF OOBVKX'S MIXSTREIS, AT Al'DITOKIVM
MATINEE AND NIGHT, MONDAY, MAKCII 15,
THE OTS' ADVICE
Field Agents of Southern Rail
way Advise With 100,000
Farmers Past Year.
PRINCESS
MONDAY-
lolst and the latest addition to this
pleasing specialty. The. solos, har-'
mony numbers and comedy bits used
this Reason by these singers demon
strate their right to the title claimed
for them, and no patron of Coburn's
Minstrels will be disappointed In tho
result of their combined efforts to
pleune. The matinee prices will be
25 cents for rhlldren and 50 cents for
adults. Night prices will be from GO
cents to tl. Tickets are now selling
at Allison's.
Seven Kcjs to Iihliiito."
"Seven Keys to Hold pate," George
M. Cohan's mystery farce, which
comes to the Auditorium for one per
formance, Tuesday night, March 23,
Is a play which amuxes, perplexes
and entertains all at once. The pro
logue acquaints us with Baldpate inn,
a summer mountain resort. The time
is dead of winter and the hotel is
closed. The caretaker has a telegram
from the owner announcing the ar
rival of a friend who la to remain 21
hours. Knter the friend, William Hal
lowell Magee, a popular novelist of
the George Uarr McCutcheou type. He
has come from New York to the lone
Homest pot on earth, a summer hotel
In winter, to write a 10.000-word
novel in 24 hours, and thus win a
wager of $5,000. The caretaker i
stires him that he will not be dis
turbed, for there's not a person with
in miles and none can get In as there's
only one key. The caretaker .then
gives him the only key to Baldpate,
and leaves him to his task. The cur
tain goes down as the clock strikes
midnight and the tap, tap of the type
writer upstairs shows that the nov-
Speclal to The Oazette-News.
Washington, March IS. Substantial
results are shown by the annual re
port of the Agricultural agent of
Southern Railway company and as
sociated companies for the year 1914.
During the year the field agents of the
companies gave advice to a total of
about 100.00.1 farmers. They received
detailed reports from 3,512 farmers
covering 83,466 acres in cotton, 24,237
acres In corn and 11,383 acres In mis
cellaneous crops.
The average yield of cotton per acre
on fields cultivated in accordance with
their advice was 1,255 pounds of seed
cotton, as compared, with the average
of 513 pounds per acre In fields where
their advice was not followed. The
average yield of corn per acre In
fields grown In accordance with their
advice was 50 4-6 bushels, as com
pared with 18 2-5 bushels per acre in
fields where their advice was not fol
lowed. Equally good results wer ob
tained with other crops. '
A striking feature of the report Is
the good showing made In boll weevil
territory where many farmers, not-
"The Darling of the Screen" America's Sweetheart
MARY PICICF0RD
IN THE NOTED
PLAY OF
THEATRICAL LIFE
ON THE STAGE
THE DAINTY LITTLE
ACTRESS WHO PLAYS
THE PART OF DOLLY
LANE IN MARGARET
MAYO'S CHARMING
' ' DRAMA
Behind
the Scenes
SO CLASSY
SO PRETTY 30 CLEVER You Can't Afford to Miss It
ADMISSION -
5c and 10c
Brinqinq Up Father
(Copyright, 1915, International News Service.)
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