New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
HAMLET OUT OF DENMARK
ur IS NOW IN THE HAsrY PUDDING CLUB.
SEEN LAST NIGHT WITH THE SPORT THE sPooK
AVN THE sprNsrER, ALL OF HARVARD.


AND THE spINsTER ALL OF HARVARD.
At last this business Of the ghost OF ha"i0's
father walking about the parapets OF HsinoIe eo..
and hungry has come 10 an end Last c'e'nns 49,
,rbo were AZ Chickerng Hall saw that once perpa'o~
spoob riding In Il lunch wagon ana toasuhs 'A' 49,
ON waffle irons. The ghost walks no ionee, ..nS
snectre who appeared last evening might nave 'ooD
n ont for he was only doomed 10 w"iA "
Easter term. II he had been faie g"o'' " -.
have been conscientious enough TO maze al"
pedestrian record, but lie was fro'hihs"""'
Harvard There was ar OF traVesty i"'n,'s
around when the curtain went up III .IoAe' ~, 40,
ana r.ve.I.d the members OF the TASTY ruou'ns
C,uh ~ Harvard University in :" Hamlet rrinee vi
Denmark or the Sport. the spook ana the Sp'"s'vi.
II WAS not the first time tlat the ciuo mas i"
ON, thcatricals and 1t Will keep the hstriohc Het'o
boiling for many years to come
Yesterday afternoon a bevy OF mauhee girls a,'u
their escorts invaded Chckering Hall ana somehow
rave a concert The entertainment was Oh 80
,ic,, n nature that the managers OF the concert
Zorro down all the scenery OF the Hosty PUDDING 0iuo
and threw Il into the back hall. 1t took some ""'e
for the stage manager to rescue Dehm"rA iIo'n w
cav and 10 reconstruct the parapets OF EIsihore'
The spectators waited until after y O'CLOCK io' 'ae
Ghost 10 ride but they did not become impa'ien''
II was an assemblage which was heartily vi ''.H
po,hy with tie young actors and 1t would nave re-
,inad there until the crack OF doom. The men
vho saw Hamlet last evening were handsome ana
wealthy and the women were beautiful !ae m."
were handsome because they were "eh
athletic Harvard students and they must nave oe'.
wealthy because they wore White was'coa's' -
woman who takes or her hat In theatre IS oena,
n, IN tho eycs Of any man. At Chlcherins Han
last evening women removed the'r p ~,.,, o.
The baton OF the orchestra leader wa'ed h's" -.
air there was crenking Of cords, with m"r"'u "a
suppressed abs" and the Castle OF Els'o'e 80
into view. There Bolognius WIN u"se
Lacrtes anl lean and acOnlc; there WINS
Queen OF Deumark mperous, unimp'es''o"S''.
| imnacaby in,movable. The stage manager OF ''.
,,rP i,,da,ng f,ub rave a stir with his ladlo ana
,h n,ot th,ckened The villain was Hora'io, ""o
plot,ed ,o marry Hamlet to Ophela. ana was oiisN
! .rhcn tho snort the spook and the SPINNER "e'o
stirred in and there came forth buboine u''r'u ""'
lively farce Then there wos the chorus. Never "ae
80 able bodied youthful and vigorous n oa''o VI "
seen upon any OtUer stage INC "e~, Ill.
light their feet were heavy, ana the "a''
80 I.,s,nore trembled. They appeared In senson
49,, an, ot seoson As Hamlet rrmArReo
=. The chorns Is always following me aNunu'
| Guess I'll have to sing something That WAC Nv
such an original way to Introduce a song o". "aa
a much better way than to say MY rienu ID
the street and while I'm waiting III just 'ene'
nv Nttle song and Dance The meahc'ois D""'
lama. A wilder '93. out-IIanleted Hamlet, ano
|
rurple fights. lie had Il pensive Philadelphia LOOK
| Lut le went through the piece IN way
| ,,o, vos ChIcagoan He danced ana SANG
and oAed like the interocutor at mnsucl
show 4 gigantic form was tue eue." ~
| ncrmork Then there was Laertes, n combinauo'
~ sir Andrew Aguecheek. and nineteenth cen
,uv dandy who to quote the gentle words OF the
fair ouocn could give little casino to the presiuch'
-, the Pares.s Club The fair Gertrude hnd oecreod
! i'm, IIamplet should marry Ophelia, to the grea'
,,orjac alton of Juliet to whom Hamlet, was engagcu
| onhola was not handsome. She had nose IKE 'hs
foyer which looks toward Damascus hair OF u orch
dust hue and she crinoine Your iace' say
Hamlet sorrowiuly, to her. is absolutely ''ht io'
pullicntlon Get thee to honnery. Get thee gone
| Around thee draw the exclusive circle OF tle Na"oe
Vile Club. Besides l don't love you. lou were
| only my summer girl
To avoid marrying Ophclia Hamlet went crazy
GphclIn followed suit, and the Queen suggested '"s
they contract a Mad Marriage At the ADVICE 0
| his father whom lie afectionately called "fopper'
Hamlet resolved TO become sane Topper w.s "o
n conventional ghost. lie first appeared TO ms sol
| riding in n lunch cart stolen from Harvard square
| . popurr'ss countenance M.lesian In It's maEeup
| and he looked strangely Ike John the Orangeman
lie declined to become Invisible until Hamlet gnV
hin "A quarter for haircut. and altogether ne wa
| an impecunious II not n melancholy, spook, ana
| se,mlchral sponge. Pepper got Hamlet INTO 81
| many scrapes that the lovesick Dane was arreste'
by the National Guard and taken away 4.
| All this time Ophelia was Distracted she wen
o,ont with n basket OF flowers singing paintive m"o
dies To Hamlet sli. offered beet as :" bees TO th
heat she had mstleroe and Its patent an'tdote
garlic. and grefcompeing onions and hudatory
| cabba at.sthout number. Finally. the piot wa
scliIficd by Hoscncranz and Guidernstern selling
remarkable remedy all the characters at market
down sale Pepper appeared and married all III
| principals and chorus to one another.