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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-31
The Burgomaster Reappears,
Louis Mann's Great Per-
f0rmanCe-VaudeVillea and
Other Bills.

this week, is described in the play bill
as q cartoon comedy extravaganza. It is
evident the authors, Frank Dumont,
PialIi, and Marian, as well as the com
poser, Warner Crosby, sought to exploit
The unique characters of Opper's famous
cartoons. In this they have succeeded
poorly. though they have produced va
riety show not without interest and
merit.
Joe Doner and Ben f. Grindle as Al
phonse and CASTOR are fair impersona-
tors of Opper's characters. Some Of their
trials involve good deal of horse play,
but the actors infuse much that is gen
timely Iaughable into the parts.
From the buriesque point OF view,
Harry B Watson in the gutse Of a tramp
and = pretended Sherlock Holmes IS the
star of the aggregation His bicycle
speciality in the third act is clever and
Iaughabfe
The juggling OF Jehan Bedini and Ar
thur Shaw serves to delight the audi
ence quite as much as 10 advertise q
popular brand Of biscuits.
''AlphOnse and CASTOR was well re-
ceived by the audience and promises &
week of good business for the Academy,
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HARP RECITAL At THE
HALL OF THE ANCIENTS
Unique and Excellent Entertainment
Given by Mr.. Aptommas.

The harp recital at the Hall of the
Ancients by Mr.. Aptommas was not
only unique as an entertainment. but
one of the most enjoyable musicales of
the current season. His program in
Guided selections from Mendelssohn's
Songs Without Words" "Old Folks at
Home" Nellie Bly, Home, Sweet
Home and other compositions. All
were played with delicacy of touch
and beauty of tone rarely heard from a
harDist.
Mr.. Aptommas is seventy years old and
has Travelled all over The world giving
his harp recitals. He appeared here
come years ago at the British embassy
and has played before many of the
crowned heads of Europe He COM
PIeteIy charmed his hearers yesterday
and was quaint figure seated before
Rome in the Time of Constantine"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-31

Date of Quarterly Conference Announc-
ed and Delegates Named.

The regular monthly meeting of West
End Auxiliary, Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, was held last even
ing in Union VI. E. Church on Twentieth
Street northwest. The president. Mrs.
Ruth II. G. PeaIer. presided; Mrs. Page
Mi1burn conducted the devotional exer-
cises and Mrs s. c. Irwin presided at
the organ and led the singing.
Reports of the work were given by the
treasurer, Mrs NJ. V. Noerr. and BY
Mrs Arson S Taylor, Mrs. Page Mil
burn and Cecilia Graham, superintend-
ents.
The president of the District OF Co
lumbia ". c. T. o., Mrs. Clinton Smith
was present and announced the date OF
the quarterly conference, April :. al
Gurley Memorial Church, Florida Ave
nue. and Sixth Street northwest.
Delegates and aIternates to the con
ference were elected as follows: Del
egate at large. Mrs. Elizabeth Catching;
delegates, Mrs. Catherine BoIlinger
Miss Cecilia Graham. Mrs. Fernandez
ST. Mrs. Jennie Eiker; alternates. Mrs
Page Milburn, Mrs. J. E. Eiker. Mrs
James Spencer, Mrs. Catherine Case.
An entertainment VIII be given by
West End Union on the evening OF April
? in the parIors of Union NJ. E. Church
A fine musical and literary program viii
be presented and refreshments served,
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Empire-Variety.

The current attraction at the Empire
Theater is pleasing and was well re-
ceived by two large and demonstrative
audiences yesterday. The olio is excep-
tionaIly strong and the burletta is more
catchy and funnier than ever.
Annie Whitney pleased with her songs
and character sketch: the living pictures
were better than usual; Hodges and
Launchmere, two negroes who speak
German fiuently and sing it as we'll. and
Martinetti and GEossi, foreign novelty
artists, who get music from everything
from bicycle tire TO palm plant,
round out the bill.
In the olio Clara Higgins. who scored
a decided hit with her song, My Sweet
Pajama Polly last week. is the particu-
lar bright star this week, and the cen
ter Of attraction as we'll The piece is
entitled Prof. Silver Boots Shine Cir
Gus" and serves as a vehicle for Billy
Hart. jeff HeaIey, and others to show
their ability as funmakeTs.
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THE SILVER SLIPPER" PROVES
TO BE GOOD OF ITS CLASS

ION thestergoers for the reason that it
has been presented here twice before,
and its potpourri of songs and dances
have served faithfully for the entr' acte
music
All the popular numbers Of the piece
repeated their success last night, and
the whistIeabIe Tale Of the Kangaroo
was sung again and again. the gallery
lending willing assistance. The music
Of The Burgomaster' is sufficient in it.
self 10 keep the piece alive for some
time, Tor il is a succession Of catchy
swinging melodies from the prologue
through the subsequent Two acts i IS
not however, presented as capably as
when first seen at the Columbia. The
chorus is inadequate and unmusical and
nearly all the principals are below the
average.
Gus Weinberg plays the role in which
Richard Carroll was seen last season.
Mr.. Weinberg IS the most acceptable
member Of the cast He sings WELL
dances gracefully. and imbues the part
of the burgomaster with much natural
comedy. R J. Moye in three minor parts
contributes not a little to some very
good by-Piay. George Il. BrodeTick
sings with his old-time vigor, and Fred
HuntIey adds materially 10 the veal
portion Of the entertainment. F. P. Run
neIIs in the role. Of Doodle Won KulI has
q good comedy part and makes the most
Of his opportunities.
Ruth White is seen in the chief femi-
nine part. Miss White is a stage hoy. %
and when she is not changing her cos
tunes she is singing her song. Miss
White has a big voice that scars above
that of everyone else in the company,
IN several CT the ensembles, indeed, she
imagines that some one is going to get
ahead of her in point of vocal achieve
ment and resorts to drastic lung meas
ures- She makes a good looking boy.
however, and pleases the audience.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-31
Lafayette-Louis Mann in "AIl On Ac-
count of Eliza"

Inimitable Louis Mann. funny Mann.
German dialectician and comedian OF a
high order. reappeared in "AIl On Ac-
count Of Eliza" last night at the La
fayette Besides convulsively tickling
the risibles Of his audience from the
orchestra to the garnet gallery. he also
had the honor to present the best at
traction that has held the boards at this
house since its opening last fall.
Louis Mann is always G broken Eng
disappearing German IN whatever he
appears. but through this mold radiates
the art OF a talented. If not a great
comedian. There is little business that
he misses. There is seldom when his
humor is an Internationally coca
sIonaIIy that a tendency toward horse
play mars the 6eIicacy Of some Of his
work. Even then, the general effect
suffers little. and there is an ease and
q natuTalness in his pose at most times
and lack Of strainlng after the would
be funny that tablishes his art
'AH On Account Of Eliza" Is q pretty
little rural comedy-one might almost
say drama-in which there are many
excellent comedy parts and character
studies. Mr.. Mann assumes the role OF
Frank HockstuhI, retired cattle dealer
president OF the village board OF trus-
/ tees. and father Of Walter, lover of the
schooImistress, Elizabeth Carter, on
whose account the play happens
Olive May. as the pretty school teach
CT. who excites the envy and Jealousy
OF the .'wemens" of the village IS sweet
coquettish. and all that is demanded by
her role
There is little but in praise TO be said
( OF the entire cast. School children, vii
/ Iage Mesdames Caudle, their henpeoked
/ lords. all are entitled to words of com
mendation.
". D Greene. as Walter Hoekstuhl
has the misfortune 20 essay a difficult
role that puts him much in the center
of the stage, but places few words II
/ his mouth.
The house last night was filled, de-
+ spite the obstacle OF bad weather. Mr.
Mann's audience was pIeased-complete
" satished-Witb his performance, ana
displayed its unqualified delight in IN
|restrainabIe laughter and unstinted ap
pIause which drew many curtain re
/ spenses.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-31
VIOLIN RECITAL AT
WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL

A violin recital will be given In the
assembly hall OF the Western High
School Friday afternoon at i o'clock By
Wilhelm Moore RummelI, who will soon
go TO Europe to continue his study OF
the violin. Mr. Rummell will be accom-
panied on the piano by his brother, Wal
ter Moore Rummeil
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-31

Academy-"Alphonse and CASTOR"
.AIphonse and Castor, which occu-
pies the stage al the Academy of Music
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-31
COLUMBIA TURNvEREIN
TO GIVE a DANCE

The Columbia Turnverein will give a
dance tomorrow night at their hall,
Third Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
southeast. A large number of the mem
bership will be present and an enjoyable
evening Is promised.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-31
Chase's-Marie Dressler in Vaudeville

The bill at Chase's this week presents
an unusual list OF Washington's
favorites. Marie DressIer. Queen Re
gent of the Kingdom Of Fun" heads the
bill, but is closely contested with for
honors by John T Sullivan and his
company. in a one-act comedy, Captain
Huntington" Eddie Girard and Jessie
Gardner. in their skit. The Soubrette
and the Cop received their share OF ap-
rlause and repeated their former sue
cessas.
c-=amau. HoIcombe and Curtis pre-
Sent 1heir sketch. "A Winter Session. -
+ portraying the humorous situations in
country school. They were much ap-
precIated by the audience. Eddie Mack,
+ in his eccentric dancing, delighted the
/ audience with the novelty Of his turn
F The Baileys were good in rag-tine
/ shadow dances Hill and Whitaker. in
a musical turn. are splendid. and their
act novel
While John T. Sullivan possesses a
I reputation for heavy parts. his work in
comedy viii not bring him success. IN
! the presentation OF Captain Hunting
ton he overacts the part Of the young
! British officer and makes good comedy
ridiculous That Mr.. Sullivan is popu-
/ lar. however, Is attested by the three
curtain calls given him last night.
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soc 1wELFTH STREET NV.
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MEDICAL.

OFFICE HOURS: 10 to I. ato8. Sunday, 10 :, J.,
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columbia-"The Burgomastsr."

The Columbia TheateT is enjoying a
season Of musical comedy. Last night
The Burgomaster' added another 10 the
list OF musical plays seen at this house
during the current season. The Burg0-
master" is moi unfamiliar TO Washing
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-04
PACIFIC COAST sARDlNe
. -..,.. COMPANY.
PORT TOWNSEND. WASH
JAMES A. HASSELl,. .''

Wholesale Grocer and Commission
..r. Agent. .
Call and see our ,. 49,.
CLANS, Little Neck, North Star
Brand, finest in the market: per doz,
$3.50; per case 4 doz., $500. -.. ..
CLANS. Little Neck, 2.lb. cans, per
doz- $500; per, case, s3.5o. ,....-
o., Clam Nectar; 1t Is delicious: per
doz, $3.50: per case 4 doz., $3.50.
Sardlnes. in tomatoes, per doz., eoe;
per, case 100 tins, S5.75. .. Dee.
Sardines in mustard; excellent, Elk
Brand, "a size; per doz, $1.75; per
case, $40. .... O., o. q .... ..
A.. Sardines in oil, American; CHOICE
quality, ,Tgee Brand, per doz, 75c; per
case, $500. l-1 ..,
Herrings smoked, per box, soc; per
doz. boxes, $40. 49,. 7,...... o.,
Mornings smoked, fancy dressed,
packed, in bottles, per bottle, 15e; per
case % bottles, $500. .. -. .r...,.,..
We solicit your patronage. Call or
send orders to .~. ...
/. .2I1. QUEEN ST., near ALAkEA,
HONOLULU .. =. =. ...........,. 7. n.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-04
Recorded April 20


Waialua Hotel Co Ltd to Levers &
Cooke. Ltd; Affdt Forcl; leasehold and
2 story bldg, Paalaa, Waialua. Oahu.
d 243, p 43S. Dated Apr 20, 1909.
Waialua Hotel Co Ltd to A n Camp.
bell IT; BIS; int in leasehold, bldgs. etc.
Paalaa, Walalua Oahu; $1,000, d 245.
p 300. Dated Apr 20, 1903. "
AN Campbell tr to Levers & Cooke
Ltd; BS; int In leasehofd and bldgs
Paalaa, Waialua. oahu; 81, b 245. .
1903. Dated Apr 81, 1903. "
J Fernandes and WI to NJ r de Sou,
ga D; lot ~, Blk 10. Kaiulani tract.
Honolulu; $500. B '249, y 1876. Dated
Feb 20, 1902. =. d. .1. u.s."
VIC Achi and VT to N + de souza:
b: lot 9, blk 10, Kaiulani tract. Homo
lulu; $3.50, b $50, p q. Dated Mar !.
fi9O2..@ % - '- .''''' '''.". 'a
Trs LunalIlo Est to y ouA erltirk:
Rel; por r p 6SOs, Makiki st, Homo.
Imiu; s2b6U; b ITO, p sO6. Dated Apr
81, 1903. ana - . =" +'' w.
J OuderKirk and VT to Henry Water
HouSt IT W lAlu W. W. pol ~ "oVoi
l'MaRtki ST. Honolulu; $4,000, 243. ,
l44l Dated Apr q, 1909 'f". .
LOO Chit Sam 10 Kung Sui; AL; int
in acres land, Palolo, Honolulu; 1920
d 24O, p iS3. Dated Feb 10, 1901,
Palolo l. 4 Imp Co Ltd To Loo Chit
Sam; Cnst; to assign lease OF acres
Ilanu, Palolo, Honolulu. b $40, y ass
tpatod'I o. -"u = lido -'.JH g. 10
Chas J Moore 'jr to Carrie N Row
land and hsb; Rel IL int in X !
1851 Pa6eo 'Hilo, Hawaii; $500. j
2O7. p 1856, Dated Mar 2, 1903.
c p Benton ct al to Bishop b Co
Adj Chg on lots 2.$..tl.2l and Is bill
i, Kapiolani tract, Honolulu; 5000.
243, p4i3. Dated Apr 10, 1903.
NJ wahIneokai ct al to II IT Parker
DPS Int IN r iP's 1881 and 2S4, Kane
ohe, Rodlaupokb, oahu; $50: B 249,
ll26. Dated Apr Ell, 1903. 81" ID
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