The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
DAIUY#CAliENDAR
BY
Harry Tucker ':'.|'; =; /

gsB4F sfsz S4$ DAILY CALENDAR
1os-License went up. ss IS.
1o56-B fought a brick house and mo Y \
from our present quarters, 50 the i an
lord could have the back fence white lit'S
washed. ID n ss5
Mr.. sam Cohen has just signed y. con
tract with that eminent comedian ana an
end man. Mr.. Harry Glenn, for the sea
son, with the Elks' Home Minstrel Instr:
stroupe, the first pcrforman nee OF which ',t'l' 2
will be given on the fifth "Wednesday In
this month. IS
Mr.. Cohen feels that he has achieved e
a wonderful thing In this. is;,#4
He found 1T a hard thing TO land SO
famed monologuist, but everypoay
knows the tenacity Of purpose which f1t: MI Mt
Cohen possesses and while the signing
az Mr.. Glenn may not have been as easy
as selling a yard Of ribbon he felt just
as confident In his negotiations IN the
former case as In the latter.
3s Mr.. Cohen Is gazing to be a. GOOD min
& strel manager, and we are going to tax 9
our best girl to see the show.
NJWlUS tti4A
on. Il we have determined to wait until
July to got our spring suit,
Mr.. Chris SEvensen has been delegated
as committee OF one to max Q arrange
Inents about getting uniforms for the
4IClks. trip to Baltimore In July. ,3
He will get several hundred suits at
one time, and a suit that would cost $3.50
in the regular way will In this way cost
about IS. III n
Therefore we will wait until July. ss5ss
Mr.. Henry G.. Lewis. an eminent actor,
and one OF the leads in 4 THE Man Who
Dared. told us a right good one the
other day while they were feeding the
lions at the I3ijou.
eve we're playing Richard the Third
one night In Brooklyn" said Mr.. Lewis
AFTER the show, we went out in front
to watch the stars and to gossip.
"a n old Dutch friend of mine. who was
more accustomed to variety and melo-3
drama than to tragedy, and who had
never heard OF Shakespe re, came along.
Dos was a goot play ne said but
what was all dot fighting aloud RI n
we were about to get us q golf cap
to wear about the streets, when we saw
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ono on. 81 n 4 \ hi j 81
That settled It with Us, We can never
wear the same kind OF things that q tel
low wears who will let us owe HIM
s$s
Mr. Joe West has been heard from, IA
AS a getter-up OF excursions he is A
( No i. 4 and he Is going to bring q million,
people Into town, more or less. on Easter
Monday from along the James River
a khor an nm ha
Chesapeake and Ohio,
# We have been invited by Joe to come
down to the depot when the trains GONE
In and look at the crowds # N v L.
4 Because we are going to Washington
on Easter Monday on Mrs, GINS Cupid
Trip, with a Brown Eyed Girl. Is no rea-
son why people should say we We're going
Off on wedding trip.
We have been to Washington before.
and we expect to go again, and we res
pudiate all such suggestions about elope-
ments. etc,
with tears in his eyes, the Honorary
Member dropped into seat near our
desk. aSli rs
cent shorts."
Then no communed with the muse,
and this was the result a 81,
NO more dram for Mr.. Campbell; +. &
OhiS john please chop MS off your
books; .S ty
! DON'T let the legisla tors chase us
Through the Capitol Square for crooks,
We might be crooks in ali gy finance.
And steal n City Hall or two; 5l5 IS I'll
But when we SO to rush the GROWER,
We want It open. Say, don't your 3s IN