MACMILLEN WILL NOT PLAY. ~ Fiddler Cannot "Endure Humiliation of Arrest," He Wires.

April 11, 1908
MACMILLEN WILL NOT PLAY.

Fiddler Cannot "Endure Humiliation
of Arrest," He Wires.

Upon learning that Judge W. H. Wallace would order County Marshal Al Heslip to stop the concert of Frances Macmillen, violinist, at the Willis Wood theater Sunday, if it should be necessary to arrest the artist and his assistants, O. D. Woodward, manager of the theater, telegraphed the fact to Macmillen's office in New York. This reply was received last night:

"Will not play in Kansas City Sunday. Cannot endure indignity of arrest."

So, there will be no concert at the Willis Wood tomorrow. Over 600 seats have already been sold and over $200 spent in advertising. Those who have purchased tickets may have their money refunded upon applying at the ticket window.