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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
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Ser blir mere Gin | 5inscne, otter
ION imatl Mariner iis Sui.

VI ". 9. lun & Cos ugentligs
tSannelsouerfigt oateret iibite SCR
bag, bioipttes:
observation-disclosures er afgiori
beore END noeeniinoc tioIisere / Ssit,
% Beoringen er belleriffe ~uoehiffen.
Dc inoifrRnfct til SuIeparer, ffieni
sanife hit De beoite Rapporter an.
gaor 6isie @ranher. Oct peoporenoe
mIloe Winterpeir itimltlerer 4etail.
~paiioeien, og Storbanolerne mobta.
ger MI iupplerenoe geitinineer al
Spfonnens Warer. SnobetoIingerne
toregaar ogion mere reaeImpsiiat.
Se ! Wopember uSitebte gpggetiIla.
oeller opergif gntaIet for famine
Manneo THOR, Standardization err
ltor os Here Sobrifbranfer beapn.
Der at iptte Ieoiat Raifineri / girf.
iontbeo. Eda Den onben SIDE err ser
titeen gcoring / Sitiationen | Bonn.
nlosinoitltrien, og 8robucenterne AT
gr9noiel i%n6ifrRnfer Broomftionen.
s Sern. o. StnaI. Snomitrien er
Stllioen og 5orbadbningerne | sti.
9eiioe. Oct er opmnntren5e at finoe
iiogen Stigning | gfteripergieIen
paa Hiiiern, ffisrt rtoeen flor Smi9t.
ming penter man fig life for / 1904.
Weo Senipn til Sern. og Staalma.
terrible til g%pegebrug er @ftioiteten
graopis Stiaenoe. og man peo, at
meget 4onitruftionsarbeibe fo%reItaar
til @aaren.
enoelig er bet ogiaa muIigt at no.
tere en- Stiening / Briierne poa
gomulosparer, ifisnt De enbnu life
itaar ! Sorbolo til Yriierne paa Gaa.
materialet. Mon nsies frembeles
meb at fisbe fun nof til at tiIfreos.
itiae bet siebliffeIige 9ebop. - MeS
Senipn til lllbparemarfeoet err in.
gen 9ebring noteret.
Sfotsiperfiteoerne / Stem England
bar iaa mango geitiqinser poa Saan-
ben, at fun faa al Dem bill taee iig
ben panlige to Tigers Suleferie.
Jaaitternes antal / iibite ltge no.
! De 6oreneoe Stater 329
lmoo 267 flor og / CANADA 90 imoo
Is ifior.
af grabitreets "8rain @epiep"
Tor iioite Ssrbag bibiGttes:
llofsrielen al Spebe (WfeI inobe.
nogiorbe | iibite ltee $685.
)35 guibels imoS 3,256.O37 / ben
anime llee gifior. Raisuofsrielen
iSgiorbe 637,S57 9uibels imoo f..
'26, 141 flor.
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sStSeonNn Sobafsmarfeo.
eecertpu. ssis.. 1sSe Sec. 1st

Gorertpu, @is.. 1Soe Sec. 1908.
Saal9nse be nupGreuSe 5crbuloe peb.
parrr o. 5obaffsn pebliper at h9nse poo
stanssrae, er Der fun lioen llbiist til no.
gen Itsrrs Sanoel mso ben upe Willing. Gro
Sermon gountp mepoeIes Der bog | ussns
9sb ON uosIe iaa Sals. men elers saar
man uo ira. at bermaa iuttrree Gazing.
8eir, ipr Der fan bli ucset pioere Sip | Tin.
gene. Sppr lanae BET pil eoa. isr 5orau.
oriue Tier. beror altiaa noelutfeuoe pac
Ssiret.
guoel 6orretnina er aiort / GIore fobat.
men 9lnrfsoet or paa unaeH Maaee lipltat.
4. z Saines bar fIebt Rerrins Hcdina al
29s Raster % I tisens 9sb iolst ialr 600
8asier nj ioritIenise aunoer Sec. &uui.
rlll bar iolgt ESQ Raster al Sipraarets Nc,
lima, os Ole potion AZ aasler I'll Soitrh
Simbers.
Sra Cplaasbuisue aiienoiss / liseas Ssh
ialt 500 sasler til be ioritIsaise Ssiten'
melIesiteeer
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TpSsialS.

@uTbran6 Sang bernf 9pen 6soe
Sen t66e December iioitleoen peS
S~n6epenbence Siubsipge.Iipl, bbor'
iii ban bIeo tnget iioite 8our. Wan
ipneS at fro, at Gilbert. Tom ban
folotes, life bar pGret riatia iie iclp,
itoen ban for 8 aar ii6en miiteoe lin
Idle 10-t2 aars gumle @ilt, Der
bsoe al SfnrIasensfeber. San bar
attio title % rolig, men ipoares tog
bans Melanfoli Ell ianonn 8enoing,
at bans nPrmeite ipntes, oct bar behit
at tnee Bare paa bom.
8ulbranb Saiig bIep fsbt | SoIsr
Sen 5te Sunni tS44. s 1862 fom
ban til Imerifa oe bar iiben ben Sio
meb forte Wellemrim opbolot lia /
8ecorob. s 1875 blep ban Gift meb
Glmina Simons, og sgateparret bor
bnnt a Born, bporai De TO Ieper. @i.
hsbe Dor Saoelmaeer of grofesiion,
% ban bar | fin sib | Sorretnins Der
| Gecorab.
San besrabebes iibite Snsoae paa
ben amerifanife &irfeeaarS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
GmnarSlinicns Camper ~llmbri

GnnarSlinicns Sampcr ~ltmbrio"
fom Den LOBE til Refu 9orf eiter en-
itormiulo Sperreiie. Zen par for
iinfet 1 Gag. Sele Siben bl9ite en-
ooloiom Gcropeit, "ltmbria" mite.
De en- Gel Of ifanieflGoninsen oa en-
Sipbuob; so Stole iloges ifnos. Sd.
iolfene ior ilbe ibct GanbmaSicn.
iom ifpleSe oper Sfibet. llGnate Dem
bio % bio. en- Gasioger, Mrs Ga.
roIiue BRADFORD, iloges / GGffet os
tp1 Sfaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
Oanff Rrissffib brenot.

SIslge ct Telegram ira aipbanbaun
til Sonbon "Iailp Wail" err Slaaifi.
bet "SDer SpiotieIot" soelogt peo Slo
og ligser paa Sauiens 8uno. Oct
blep bpgget / 1886, men belpis ombpg.
get 1899. Get par ZAP SOB langt,
orepes irem al en- EobbeliIfrue mes
300 &eitefr9iter os bapSe ct 1epla.
cement paa 5000 Cons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22

5oreneoe Stater piIbe De life unbet.
itripe for at pinbe Fio os tase 40
Nilioner fro 5ranfris. Den Oct or
iepiasf, at 5ranifmrnoene life Diloe
finoe iig ! iaaoant. Saoinart De iif
bsre, at De ifiiIoe saa Clip al Ben ito.
re Salginm, piloe be erflaret Co.
lombia arig, % Gnslanb os Sonono
uiloe Bit bIepet meo. Ramona piIoe
fornmet ! iamme stiains iom Bal.
faniioterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
5orifienist.
GSo[phms Hrnder hahe fnrre,

aSolphms Srnder osbe forreSen
pad geaepiie SospitaI | New gorf.
San bopoe asiareret tit Sip for BEN
neo en- Riaion, oe BET blep bans
ulpffe, bpis TO al Sospitalets gebo.
ere Tiger ianbt. De pioner nemlis
Tor Observation-Disclosures, of Sps,.
pleierne bite en- iaabon @ruiom.
beb moo BAN, at ban bsoe. 9e eior.
De Oct bel life for intct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
9erorab % Snlegn.
Sen a2Se December 1908.


Ssnbre Nnoiion Selefonfompani
er en- M 5arnerIiuie. iom iorbinoer
10 Sarmere % / Geeorab bar 6or.
binbelie meo StanoarS. @ebIem-
mlcr al aompaniet er %. 8. Smisen,
3. Sboeu, 3. 8. Sosoanser, o.. 30.
Gibb, sIf. u. apale, Z. Z. % u. Z.
Sitob, 9. 8. % Q. 9. Sope, 8. &.
gseite, q. 8. Soiieeh s. G. Sui.
brandon. Oh. g. Sppt. s. s.. g. S.
os 30. 5. Srep. aaie Sauser, @rs.
Serit gnsen % Mrs. Z. Sbronbien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
Smaaplnf.

Secorab bor mango Sfoler, % peo
iSuletioer refer en- Glare Sfoleelepsr
sberira ior al tilbrinse Den GLADE Sui
ii line $iem. OnSoag % Eorsoas rel.
1te DC fleite al Sutber Colleges Gutter
Siem. Dien 9eeorab bar osiaa en-
bel Del Sprere % StuOenter peo al.
sre SfoIer % | SreoasS tom mango ii
Dem Siem til Sui, Ger bar Riis
Clara Se9g, SGrerinoe i Mice Safe,
Gis., 4eiis antbrine Sitstpeot, 9p.
nrinbe / 0iriif pe0 s. ". GrellS gfa.
SemL Saur. Sarien, principal iot
Sfolen / Burton, g. .; 9e teoIcgt.
lie Stuoetter ira 2utber Seminar
Soief 8rorbn Ben. Sustpeot, Spe ca
Carl Rreus % Sbeo. gteite; Wfiis Bot.
ne Soneen ira SeinberaarteuifoIen /
Chicago, @nlter Sbompion ira CT
6armaceut college / Gbicaao; Suco5
Ereus % RorOol Ginger ira Minnc.
iota urioerIitet, WiauS AnOcricn o.
adtbinfa ErelS ira Slit6. Sa0ies' &c.
minarp | &eS @iug. 9ifta Reaul,
iom bells bar boIbt SfcIe, oeIs opbolSt
itg hos gait. g. e. J. 8cquc pna
Sprins Srairie % Mrs. Or. Moeaer
/ &c 6oreit, @is., % RiiS emma
See, Jon bar tilbragt DC ire iNits
Vtaaueber / Somline, Wiuu.
q. 9. HIitnb bar Ell llacS SiS
li9gct betrnfPIig ing. 8 3anbaa$
iprteS Der at bare Segn iii Seorina.
6cnru amunoicn reiite iiNIte
Ranbag til minneapolis, boor bon
bar ioaet arbciSc / "Si6enSes" Srpf.
teri.
Bot. @u fra Sitranher, @inr.,
bar / Eecorob iibitc MonSae.
- Bait n. g. SuliS, iom fsr bar
8reit ior Sen iorcneSe airfeS Mc.
niabeS her / @pcu, men M cr Brett
Groofiton, Riun., bciGatc line oomIc
Sognebsrr % Senner Der noQIe "a.
&c / iibite llac.
y St. BauI Sispatd for Sors.
oag omtnIes en- SOncert. iom "Hram"
Soneforeuing hoIbt. huori ielocn0c
her oeItien6te Rerioner ScItoa: NiiS
Cora 9IpiSafer. Eiano; 0Ioi gIpiS.
nter, 8ioIin; NiIS gIpiSater, Ileit,:
Siguro 9IpiSofer, Clarinet. TiSie
iplaer lIomerfet iammer. 8eS Gu.
Their Semiror pIeieSe man al faISe
Dem "9Ioisofer Srfeitret". 9iSere
omtaIes ). n. 9. 8relts, Iou plp.
itret en- Colo. Orange Der bar hsrt
Socob BreitS pIpitre meS afompnouc.
mert al Sorrmuiif.
Sla So6anu SPrpo[S fom i
Sreoags biem FOR al tiIbrinae SuIe.
ferien paa bette SteS. Sun bar pG.
ret pno Ell lGugere 5oreSragsreiic,
ferit ! @isconiin, ii6en / Rinneioto
% Spo Gafota. San fonmer MI ira
'ioftnGonte Stat % reiier tilbaae ser.
I'll igien eiter Sui. San oil ga boIbe
lit ferite 5oreoras / Rioaros Strife
Baltic
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;sOreSrns % SlGsmins.

en- itor SoriamIine al Gamer og
&errer par fremmsbt / oct norife
aeIifabs 9ofoIe iibite Sorsoass Nj
tai til Den re9liIrre manneoIige lite
rGre llnSerbolSnine. 8rogrammet
fcr Gftenen beitpS al ct 5oreoras al
Sr. aritidn Gretearo ODER Nobel.
itifteFerue % ben iiSite llooeling Of
GcbeIpriierne ionrt SpIGsnins al
Sr. g. @unlnSier. Soreoraget, Der
bar meeet opIpieuoe % bel rioarbei'
set. paabsrtes meo itor Snteresie %
Isuneoes meS IiuIigt 9ifuIo, % Sr.
anunoicns SplGsning faIot Iiscle'
oes | goo Soro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22

Solf hi mpScr. Sor &c nooer.
Iinoe Iaat Wprfe iii De gniiater, nj
Ter bier Sag9 HosIe er iaa tpnbe,
outline % osostrGtte. at hi nuilfoor.
lig fploeS meo MeoIiScnbeo for Dem.
Der finbes Ell Siitorie bag bpert iaa.
oont gnligt - en- Siitorie ON ooar.
Iig peIbrcb, SioeIie % 9efpmrina.
Sr. Soieab Surcn, RcaeeS Gods,
80, tiger: "6or Ell SiS iiSen bupSe
leg Inleonina iii of aaa til ct Sls,
bpor leg lan en- WanS ipaoierc frem
% tilbuge | @Grcliet, Iniigtet guilt
iom Dor % Sortpipleien maIet / line
Sr9f. Ger bebspebes insen Sro
for at iortRIle, at ban bar ina. Sea
taIte til BAN on Or. geter'S aurifo,
% at leg troeoe meb Cubs SiGIp at
finne belbreoe BAN. Snu imileSe
ipast % rpiteoe paa SopeSet. Son
aap DOG lit Samtpffe til at iorisae
ben, iaa iee ietote BAN en- SLATE.
On Ter Tiger fom iea iaieu. men
ionot, at ban bar friif os paa Nr.
beioe. Seq bar en SmuIe ouerraIfet
ieIp. M bar meaet at bore tnfneml.
meIiae Tor / beure geroar, oa bIouSt
onbet Or. Peter'S aurifo." Son.
banne Orb fan life onSet emo aIrSe
en- 6abrifants Sicrte. bois ban cr
interesieret i noeet anSet emo Den
rent fommerciele She al fin Sorret.
ming, boiIfet ban iifferIis bliroe bore.
Or. Beter's aurifo or bIepen Ct
SamtaIeemne babe / gp cg paa
Snno paa Srunb al Sc cperraFeuoe
ReilItater. Der bar iiIat Sens @rug
| De iorifieaisite SpeSomme. Zen
er life en- gpotbefermeoicin, men
birefte til Scrbrueerne eien.
mem asenter eler al 6obrifanten.
3r, Beter 6obrnen, 112-114 60.
ape., Chicago, 81.
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let Worife Sclfab.

Sil 2iiten oper npe Weblemmer al
Get Horife Selifob fam fsies:
Sailor u. Sppbe, Ole 6. 2nricu,
Cation 3. Smlbp. Sens g. Irneion.
Gotten 6. 9pbbal, s. g. 3ablen, GI.
bonn 2afe, Minn.
u. 8. SoIpolb, SitterbaI, Winn.
g. Silanb, Gttrif, 8is.
8. 5. bitterness, Sroofings 9. ..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
Nln0emaifinc. Srnile

Slppemaifine. Sroile % @ilbur
@ri9bt / CAUTION, 8, bar / Here gar
arbeioet paa en- 5lppemaifine, % i
forrt9e ll8e preuebe DC Den paa ct Ell.
JOINT Steo, aittp Samf / spS.Garo.
lima. Set off eobt. Ioitinen flsi 3
@il / @obpinb, iom bIaite 90 RiI
Simen. @iSere Ersuer nSiatteS til
eiter Rytaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22

Snn: SOlf tiger, at on bare sif.
teoe Dig meo mig, ioroi ies baboe
Genge."
San: "Sluooer, Sope6grunoen
bar, at ieg ielu life bapbe nogen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22

saiernes CsmrriiomhsO benIeees yno en-
GrtItel nieo Cusrfriiten iii bet nuriie
Soil ! Gmeriia". iOm iinoes paa ct onSti
S.eo | bette 30. Of glaeet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
A Summer in Te1emarken.
Beautifully illustrated.

A book in English by N. N. Renning.
Tells of a trip to Norway, of old customs
and legends. Gives sketches OF the king
of Story Tellers"; "Mellargutten," the
remarkable Violin player; Aasmund Vim
je, the peasant poet, etc. Describes 'Sa-
ter" life A Visit to the Smoking Gaia.
ract''; A Night on Top of Gausta.
RICHARD BURTON. Phi. ID. of Boston writes:
Exceedingly well done and interesting"
MINI. MAGAZINE says Intensely interest
ing from page TO page" Bound in Cloth. "A
Summer ipTelemarken."
Cost Soc. Send orders to:
N. NJ. R9NNING. 2O2e Seventh
Str. s., Minneapolis, MINI.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-08

Musical Company. and well mounted.
The picturesque scene or a harvest fes-
rival in a Devonshire village and a fancy
dress ball in an English mansion are
scenic masterpieces. and the costum-
ing is refreshingly novel in its array
of dainty gowns worn by some Of the
girls The same cast and production
so much admired at Days Theater. New
York will be seen. Minnie Ashley. who
has been conspicuously identified with
several of the previous productions at
Days, plays the role OF Nine. sophie,
a sprightly young dressmal1er. who has
much TO do with the story. and whose
songs. dances, and gowns are features
Of the production Her companion in the
comedy scenes and dances is the clever
comedian. William Norris. Nr. Norris g
one of the foremost character actors in
America sic was the original "Burgo-
master" and king Dodo'' i'm those two
comic operas Grace Freeman. former
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heart or what he would like TO see So
no competent player is ever content 20
act as be knows real living persons
would acr. He strives instead 30 depict
the springs Of action or what he would
have the springs Of action. Il is very
much like portrait paintiuE-an art
which seems TO reflect appearances only,
but which is really occupied with the
character underneath
These observations are designed TO in
dictate that il the critics should approach
such a production as Mr. Malsdeld's
Julius Caesar with Difference it is
doubly becoming in the average theater-
gOer 10 90 the same.
The truth Of the matter IS there is de-
cidedly TOO much freedom exercised on
all hands in criucising actors and their
performances. This is quite as true Of
paintings. sculpture and music. 10 be
sure. but it Is not generally recognized
as true OF acting. All things considered,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-08
Chase's-GOod Vaudeville.

The bill al Chase's next week Will in
clude the Countess Olga Won Hatzfeidt
the titled Prima donna and premiere
danseuse. who will make her appearance
as the central figure OF the Ned Way
burn Jockey Girls ensemble Of sixteen
singers and dancers. The Countess
Olga's title is not a fiction She is a
typical German blonde beauty, with big
blue eyes and light hair. AS d dancer
she is said 10 be unsurpassed in this
country. AMI as a singer easily wins the
admiration of her audiences. Her cos
tunes are SNOWY, brilliant creations.
The sixteen girls composing the sup
porting ensemble we're selected with es-
pecial reference 20 their youth, beauty
ard gifts as singers and dancers. There
fore. 10 may be believed that the Jockey
Club girls viii equal in every attractive
respect the prettiest and showiest col
lection Of girls that has been seen here
in many seasons. They sing. dance.
group themselves, form tableaux, and
execute many intricate movements. They
appear in numerous changes Of costume.
but are most charming in jockey suits,
each girls natty outfit representing the
various racing stables OF such noted pa
irons OF the turf as Vanderbilt. Whit
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-08
Burton Holmes in Denmark.

Burton Holmes viii give the second
lecture in his series at the Columbia
Tuesday afternoon at AIS. when the sub
iect will be Denmark, Through Ham
lets Country in a Motor-Car." This lee
ture viii not only interest lovers OF
travel. the picturesque and the quaint.
but contains two elements which Will
appeal strongly TO the habitues Of the
recent horseshow. and also 20 those
whose hobby is the automobile. and its
higher development. Horse lovers will
in this lecture find themselves con-
Quoted by Mr. Holmes TO one OF the
greatest horse fairs in the world. which
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-08
Eational-Mary Mannering.

One OF the most attractive offerings
Of the present theatrical season is
promised a. the National Theater to
morrow when Mary Mannering begins
her engagement in 'eThe Stubboruness
Of Geraldine"
The play. a new comedy OF American
social life. written for Miss Mannering
by Clyde Fitch was one Of the most
emphatic hits of the year in New York.
and comes 10 Washington with the pres
tige Of a metropolitan Endorsement.
Miss ManuerinE needs no introduction
to the pIaygoers Of this city by whom
her work in Janice Meredith and The
Lady OF Lyons" IS well remembered
Her new character-that OF a typical
American girl OF wealth and social sta
TONS said TO be admirably adapted
10 her personality. and wins for her
new admirers at each appearance Of
Geraldine. whose stubbornuess is but
another name for whole hearted fidelity.
The womanIy charm OF Miss Manner
ing's portrayal Of the high-spiriJed
girl who clings TO her faith in the man
OF her choice through good and III re-
port. is said 10 be given an admirable
background by the efforts of capable
supporting company. Arthur Byron's
work i'm the trying role Of the hero
with the dialect has received the
heartiest praise on all hands Others
in the company are Mary Mannerins.
Amy Ricard Mrs Thomas Whinen, AMI
Ia ROthe Rosa Cooke, Marian Gardiner,
Kathleen Chambers. Deue Woodruff.
Florence Stewart. Florence Filed. Caro-
Ign James. Anna Archer. Arthur Byron,
John c. SaviIle, n. Hassard Short, Al
bert s Howson. Herbert Ayling. Charles
Martin. Sydney Mansfield. Charles Has
kins. David Proctor. and George Ell
wood
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who, bv MS straigbtforwardness, cap
lures the affections Of ali the tOwnspeo-
pie. The title is an odd and amusing
one. but it describes the Joe Miller OF
the play. which Kendall impersonates,
for Joe Miller does a lot Of things in
the play which are of vastly more in
terest THAI his vocation as vinegar
buyer The Vinegar Buyer Is. in fact
an attractive human story OF real life
in this small town in Indiana. into
which is woven collection OF interest
ing characters. bright and witty dia-
Iogue and impressive situations. all Of
which, in the hands Of capable cast,
supporting the inimitable Ezra Ken
dar. should prove most delightful en-
tertainmelt.
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Is held annually ar Randers in Denmark.
Mr.. Holmes has many beautiful slides
and motion pictures. taken by himself
last summer The Automobiles VIII see
remarkable motion picture twelve min
utes long. describing the Paris Berlin
automobile race in 1901. taken az the
Belgian frontier. showing arrival and de-
parture OF the principal contestants. led
by Fourier. the winner. Racers arrive.
stop. present papers for wise OF Gus
toms officials. replenish tanks. make
summary repairs. and resume the run.
a clock fixed to a tree tells tho hour OF
arrival and departure OF each motor
car. and indicates time lost during the
stop.
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Past and Future.

Mr. MansGeld's engagement or the past
week aroused widespread interest. As
was TO be expected. 10 was excelIentIy
patronized. but the audiences We're not
ably recruited from unusual ranks.
There is food for much thought IN that
reiiectlon-thata performance based up
on the truest principles OF art obtains
its support largely from unlamilie-
patrons Of the theater. The audiences
We're, moreover. intelligent and fairly
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Briefly Told.
"A Country Girl"

"A Country Girl.
Commencing March %. Washington is
10 see in The Country Girl the latest
thing in the line OF musical comedy sue
cesses which London, New York, Bos-
ton. and Philadelphia have already
greeted with enthusiasm. and voted a
success The comedy has a record OF
nearly fourteen months at Days Thea
ter. London. where it is still running
TO full houses, and OF four months az
Days TheaJer. New York. 1t is artis-
tically presented by the Augustin Daily
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-08
Lyceum-"The City Club"

The City Club" is billed 10 appear
at the Lyceum Theater. commencing
with the usual matinee tomorrow The
"CIu5' IS said TO be a pleasing bur
Iesque institution. noted Tor its cos
tunes. scenery. and pretiy women rOn
Board the City Clubt-foFEas the Rrst
part Then comes series OF variety.
contributed by Greeves and Green. Rose
Carlin. soubrette; Hawthorne and
Burt, Hebrew and German characters;
Reid and Gilbert. and Three Lane Sis
tiers sing and dance. The feature Of
the program will be the Introduction Of
the clever French pantomime sketch
known as 'Une Affairs DHonBeur. q"
The Garden OF Folly closes the bill.
thirty-fve people taking part. In addi-
tion to the above there viii be seen
series of animated panoramic art pro-
auctions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-08

Discriminating. which is not too often
tho case. were seated early, and remain
ed invariably until The end OF the play.
The general verdict or the Mansfield
Brutus was not one of unqualified ao-
prevail The auaemiC temperament is
too lt-lc inclined TO excite 5ympatl''-. -
eNalt IT'S exponent on the stage. In this
instance Mr.. MausncId's voice AMI clio
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-08

the impersonaJion o. a great role IS as
difficult. if not as great. an ART achieve
ment as the painting OF a great picture.
II this we're once understood critics and
public would exercise CORES pondiGgly
more discretion and less yigor in dis
posing of a great achievement like the
presentation OF Julius Caesar" offered
by Nj. Mansfield. But this Us TOO much 10
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-08

Columbia-Ezra Kendall in THE Vine
gar Buyer"
Ezra Kendall Will be AT the Column
bia tomorrow night with his new play.
The Vinegar Buyer which has been
voted one Of the successes Of the pres
ent season. Herbert Hall WinsIow is
responsible for the play Under the
management of LiebIer d Co. Ezra Ken
dali is launched as one of the success
ful stars in the theatrical world. The
scene of The Vinegar Buyer is the
village OF Brooklyn. Ind. small ham
let Of one hundred inhabitants about
twenty miles from indianapolis. The
-; ,-'-,"tcrs are more or less reproduc-
uons Of actual persons Mr.. Kendall s.
character - that OF a village humorist
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-08

hope for Those who regard the theater
seriously. then. as q field Of art suscep-
tble OF the best uses and capable OF the
greatest possible influence for good.
must find their consolation in the fact
that. criticism or no criticism. good act
ing and artistic purposes sweep along TO
o splendid and Irresistible supremacy.
A ID. A
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-08
Academy-.Hearts Aarift >

Hearts Adrift." is the attraction an
nOunced for the Academy this week
starting tomorrow night az s. This. is the
production that has for its realism a
combat among the clouds. with an airship
in Wild flight in mid-air. LangJIon Nc
CormicS is the author Of the play. and
M,ssrs- Spencer and Aborn its sponsors.
The story OF the piece is or strenuous
New York and New Workers today. It's
people are high and low. rich and Door
good and bad. refined and uncouth. and
grave and gay. Most Of its scenes pass in
and about The big metropolis. The sig
nihcance OF its title is shown in a pair OF
sweethearts disrupted through criminal
conspiracy.
The scene showing the airship and its
occupants among the clouds is thrilling
Hanging 70 its rope ladder is one OF the
cOnspirators. who. in an effort 20 stay
the fight OF the hero and heroine. has
seized the ladder as the airship was be-
ing freed for flight His discovery fol-
lows. and then ensues the great scene OF
the play climsxing with his precipitation
into space after terrific mid-afr combat.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-08

was the original Alice Adams, for which
role Mary Hall will be cast. Angelica
will be enacted by Grace HadseU Thur