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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-26
A Glove Special
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-26

Infants Short Dresses, made of
nainsook; one style has yoke Of fine
tucks, with ruf1ie on neck and
sleeves another is bishop style, with
turnover collar.
soc. Each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-26

owing to absence from the city, Mrs. q.
W. Baird did not receive at the Cairo TODAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-26

Or. Anita Newcomb MCGEE will not re-
ceive Saturdays again this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-26

Mr. and Mrs f. II. Droop have returned
from their wedding trip, and will be aft
home at 1883 Columbia road after ApriI IL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
5ttTerF Gbenter.
oWl lit I~fo0Cmfe."

Sri, @}op Srrpim sic dormontc
lno rnUer9Iei6Iidc &om6oiantin.
miro mor8en 2Ibcuo Die reQll6re
Sotion in Niron & 3intmcrmon's
o9'1litf-2Itaocmie" erofincn, II. 3ruol
IN Mrs. @Iod is Bad" cinem QlrIt.
Iptel, ociicn Nlltor. George g. SO.
mart, Der &iinitlcrin nod elmer 3fuci.
Jobrigen &ouic oouc @eleoen6eit
9lebt, tbr cigenortigc3 Calcnt }llr
oouen @cltrung 5t bri1gcu. Sri. &r-
min miro jlpci @icoer iiugcn, ocren
Cert lie geidrieben, ocrcn N}ltiif tie
leIblt componirt bot; ouBer oicien
eittbolt ibr Hepertoir ppridieocnc
oeoon Songs" 9}egcrlicocr, nit Sc.
llen lie iid 5ltcrit eincn qr6Bercn Glf
erlporb. Sri. &r>Uin, Die ibr cigencr
@eldoft9fii1rer lit, bat iid) init eli.
lter Grippe nombofter &iinItler nm
8eben, inter oenen SIT ncnnen itno:
U. 9. &ipmon, Cigar 2(tdiion Gin,
Sobn g.. SporfS, 9&if Coma. 9(rt6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

qtrtc alS grdlttfilbrcr mo fSrl. Bottle
Nomoicr mar 9routiun9fer. @iele
6reuroe Scr beiOen 6omilien botten
lif einqefutocn mo lcbr mertbnolle
8ei6entc nlr0en Dem Yoare iiber.
reidt. Sri. emma Stiirden, Sdluc.
tier OeS 0r1uti9am8. ipielte oet@pd).
5eitsmorih bon WenoelSiobrt.
SugcnOlifc WiffetbGter
ais 3eugen. - Sn Der 0itIi6en
FoIi5eiitotion mar geitern Sugeno.
tag, 8. 3. cine Gn5obl fIeiner aerl-
den bon Sit.9oltimore, ueldle Iid)
talrm ibrer Sboten betuuBt tuoren,
eri6ienCn boiclbit ais 3eugen gegcn
eiten ongeblihcn Sebler, Nonlers
Ndtbon 9redmonn, Der in Ger. 2tS.
gtorosSrontitroBc, mobnt un0 einen
Sroolerlooen an Observation-Disclosures.
tobe SotpnItr, bctreibt Die anoben
ltonoen I'M Sitter BON 8 bis 16 Sab.
rem mo %geIton0en Aae, ooB iie Dol.
sen uno on0ere eiierne 8e0enIt1noe,
Gigentbum ser %. & 8. 0o6n,",
~9efltnoen" uno oieielben an Bred
mann oerfollit 6Gtten. Die anaben
tuaren Sioot HotberS, @org Straf.
mann, &olliS Cooper, Sol. Ortb, 81.
6etnberg SD. uno GboS. &linibfp II.
Sol. @ooomonn. g(ae 0ieIe &noben
erflorten, Dab DER Gr0oIer oos @iIen
BON ibnen iclbit fir 20 Gents pro
100 Bflno %onfolfte, obne ooB tire
Gltern 5ugegell parcn, ODER Bred
mann rug, mober Iic oos @iien bat.
ten, obgleid) ouf oemielben Die Sni.
ttolen 30. & 8. 0obn" e~ingeqoiien
iparelt. 9redmnnn pltroe itntcr 5fuei
I~ntldgcn, GritcnS tuegen @nfoufs
g~eItobleller Sad)elt, uno 3neitens
ipegen antallfS lolfer @e9enItGnoe
bon W3inoerjobrigen infer je $500
gltrgIdoIt geItellt. 3mei Der ano.
belL Stodmonn unD G9oS. aliuibfp.
erbtelten Dom Squire" Srieoel oie
Wornnng, Dab er tie ms 9eIIerun9s.
bollS filranoben ienoen niiroe, lpenn
lie lid IN 3utunft nift better 6etra.
ger.
@aolin @rpIofion II. -
Sn Dem 5ofroltme ser @o6nllng bon
Srn. 8iaiom 8pro, Nr. 1905. 28eIt.
VarreItraBe, entitauo geitern in
6olge Der Grploiion eine8 @oiotir.
ofens 5eler, peldes bon ser 5eller.
iUebr I'M Seine gel0idt rpuroe.
@efd6rttAeS GpieI5euq.
Die 6elierruebr nuroe geIterr
mad Der @obnnnrg bon 6rn. SolneS
s. Gnrmoop, Nr. 1854, @eIt.5opette
gerllien, lUoiel6it ooolrd)
6euer %entltanoen iuar, 0aB ein ain0
Netroleumofen lilniporo. Gos
aino, cit orci Sabre otter anobe,
fam nit Dem Sdreden oapon. Die
5lammen iuurben i'm Seine ge[0Idt.
8e6urtStogSfeier. Sr.
Wtlliam @oder6ouier, ser woblbe.
aiifermeiiter, ~feierte geItern
Ill beIten Woblergeben i'll ieiner8ob.
Nr. 8, 5reOerid- 9lUenue, icin
-. 8iegenfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

0cn 3u0ion Gioer uno Der Spiel.
SoIpn sum GolOencn 6lieB 5lt men.
ncn, yin oufregel0en iolpobl, olS
crgobIiden ~Qlufttitten motgcft e.
ni6t, un0 Die @eilt6er bon 9lanep's
Gbeoter f6nncn iih oober 0ctroit olli
cine genubrei6e Gbcoters@ ISOLDE &c.
foBt modem. IS finoen am Mon,
tag, Ntittno6. 6reitag unO Gam.
tag Nodmittog5 8oriteQllngerl
itott.
uM orDGonO Gbeotcr."
&n Oiciem nclrcn 0}uientcmpel
tritt Oieie ISOLDE o6crmoIS cine ser
&eitb'iden &ouDepiQe g @eieQi6oi.
ten oui. G(n Der Spibc oerielbct
itcbt 6reocrif Bomb, welder init Iei.
ncr ctgenct Grippe 0aS 2lIitipiel
oQtp olpiul 9uo" sur 9luffiibr1rng
briu8t. George GOon5 miro ais
5lueitc Nttrottion ouf Dem Brogrom.
me gcnonnt. Gr miro ais bigger"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

Wtuiif Der Cper lit BON &loOen &Ietn
un0 Goofe geIdric6elL ul0 5por Der
oient oieieIbe Oclt Iitel Y{ltiif NIT
oolem 8eht. Do5 2ibretto lit I'M
genlein intereiialtt, mo Dem bHnori-
ltiIfen 1beil lit b%eiort0ere 9lrimerf,
I%antfeit gciAenft woroer. SIN Der
lallfe Der @oriteQung meroen bon Den
Solilten Der 8eieQihaft cine Itattli6e
3nbl bon nelen &ieOern geiungen.
Delde Dem @ert ieit ieinGr leBtiGbrt-
gen Iuffilbrltng III Baltimore einper-
leibt moroen Iin6. Die @oItiime un6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

II ngIitdIi6e Gben. Sn1
&reiSgeri6t lieB geltern Srau Inno
Q. Nielicn cine aloge auf obiollti
S6eiolng bon Dem @irtbe AIfreo2(.
9%ftclien in 9tr. 1923, GbomeSitraBc,
einrci6en. Gas Haor beirotbete am
10. Sonuor 1895. Die Srou iogt IN
Der &lageihrift, ooB Der Wonn ibr
nit einen Heooluer nod) Dem &ebell
tro6tcte. Grot 9(nuo 8.
Solttbmortb crbielt cine ubiolute
SdeiOung bon Sobn 8. SolltbDortb,
ben tie IN 1895 beiratbete mo ser lie
5pet Sabre ipater berlieB. - GeS-
8Iciden erbielt 5rou 6roncc5 Nr.
nol0 cine obioIitte SheioulQ bon
SorncS Cigar 2lrnolo. - 6crner mill
Nn11ie S%iloe6ronbt bon gltguIt &t(.
0e6ron0t geidieoen lperoen.
I'm cine @trtbi6oft. 49,
Sm Common Yleos . @eridt Dllroc
Die o@ottlieb.9 ou%erni6miot. @ traltB.
9rou . 60" bon alfreo @rcnSfel0
irm $4,000 S6ooeneriab perflo0t.
@rcenSfelo beboltptet, ooB CT oos
@irtbI6oitS = @iaentbum 1T 9tr.
1913, 2omitroBe, BON Den 8ertla0tcn
ilberncbmen 'oate, bod lei oo5 81.
gcntbum bon 0en @erflogtcn an ic,
mano In0cres permietbet mor0cu.
Sn 8efoGrpolIer 9 t e /.
lung. - Weltern gt6eno in Der
2ommeritltnOe borte goIi5iIt SCyamcS
s. 8pan bonn mittlerer 9iItrift ul1i
Der FotterionItroBen . @erfte Siilfe.
RUE, ilno ais er 9todfori6utgen an.
Itellte, fan0 CT &ouiS Somorooin
tbeiliueiie I'M 8aiier, Iid nit Den
9onoen an Der @erfte feItbalteno.
Nodoem er Den Mtonn berouS ae3o.
gent er5oblte 0crielbe, 5lpei 8egelo.
gerer battcn i'm ms Woiler aeluor.
ZEN. MerfmilrOi9er 8eiie ober la.
gen S%amorooin'S Sod uro Sut oltf
Der 8erIte, uno 5tpor i60n 5uIam.
n~tengelegt. Ser Boli5iIt fiibrte i'm
nod Dem mittleren StotionsbouIe,
NO CT ipGter bon 6reunoen obaebolt
mltroe.
Nngebli6er 5 ~ c I G II.
0eteftip gobler longte ge.
1tern nit Senrp SurriS bon Bbila.
oelpbtd bier an, nelder oltgeiduloigt
III, e. s.. SarriS bon Hr. A. @eIt.
FrnttltraBe, argeblid) Suipelcn ge.
81 baben. Sarris, melfer
10 Sabre alt lit, mar in Ebila0elpbia
oerbaftet tporoen.
@etront. - Sr. grnit q.Stiir.
den, Sobn oes befannten Safen-
Der Wiiiouri = SDnooe
lrn 9ofen 9oltimore's, &rn. Serm.
Sturden, puroe am lesten Conner.
tag IN Der Wobnung ieiner gltern,
@fr. 1924, Roro . GoeritraBe, bon
Oscar auiier nit Sri. Ioric
Sfulj gum 9unoe fiir's Sebet Der.
Pint. Gin gruber Der 8rout fun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

Dor oaS &it6lifum treten. Cam
toI8t 0aa Garter De 9opcn-S crtett,
lpelde5 olIf oen 8ebiete oes @eIon.
9eS @rltaunenslUertbes leiiten ioQ,
mo Erepoit uno 8reDoit merben Oo5
|nblifum ourd cine fomii6e Scene
betitelt Ser SpoB IN einent thrift.
iden 9oO," ergoben.
Frof. 3omes $. gurton's oreIIirte
SltnOe linO cine meitere attroftion,
mo 8era Sling, Die rei3en0e aom6.
otonttn, lorpie Der omerifoniide gio-
graph bel6lieBen bos 8roqromm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
XII IItllth UQllCll BON QnltCdCu0en
&rolttbettcn muroen gemelOct:

Cine OCrmideItC sc.
Of d. e. - @egen mtgc6lidcn I'M.
gcbil6rIiden @ctrogcn3 mur0cn nm
6rcttog Nbell0 Gbos. GomnienO Don
Scr. 1874, Noro = 1rontitroBc, uno
Nltrc0 aronib bon 9}r. 1tOl6ouin5.
StroBc, bonn EoIi5iitcn aloh an ser
6oDcttc., nobc &olioupitroBc, Der.
bottct un0 fitr Elm gcItcrn itutt3ufin.
Den0cs &crb0r "ettloiicn inter 6iE
tcrlc8lung bon ie $26.45 9iir0ihoft.
GopnlenO erl6ien gciteru obcr nm
olleln mo mltr0e BON Scr Nnid1ul0i
Qltt19 frelgelpro6Cn. SpQtcr ian0tc
arortb Na6ri6t no6 Dem mittlcrct
StottonSbauIc, 0aB Cr BON Gomn.
ler0 10 i6limm 5ugeri6tet mor0en
let, ioouB ct tultm in 3luei Noden
Doa SouS perloiien f0nnte. 8oli3et.
rtftcr @ronnun lieB Somnieno in
6olge oelien lpegen tb0tliden %n.
grttt5 a1tf &roniB lpie0er Derbuften.
gSte eS ldeint, gprietb 9ronib am
6reito8 I6enO nit Soicpb Hod iibcr
An9clegenbciten ser Baltimore sc.
Oerotton Of So6or" in Streit, un0
aronib ioa Hod oracbli6 orci3Gbne
olagelGlogen bobcr. Nod Oen
Strcit elite &roniB 0uoon, unO iid)
bon 6reunOen &od'a pcrfolQt luob.
memo, bob CT eincn Stein AMI uno
lporf nit 0enlicI6cu Golpnien0, Ser
blntcr i6m Der ginn mo oen CT fir
einen @erfolgcr bielt, 0cu SUIT bonn
Scope, Solpnien0 lieB ii6 10 cttpoS
ltidt lt1gcrddJt 9cfoQen un0 Der.
tlopfte SroniB nud) allen GeQe(n Ser
aloptfettcrfunIt linn ol,geblid oo5
Nalenbein 3ertriimmernO. 8Gbreno
Der &onlpf 3miidcn ocn beioenO26n.
ncrn I'M @ange mar, erifien &oli5iit
Sloh olf Der @ilofld6e un0 perbof.
tete geioe.
Ger 8affcc mar f6Iedt.
- SOiep6 Wtorq BON Nr. 1929, NGice
ImaitroBe, lpuroc geitern Moroen
in Ser 0itliden Goli5eiItution bon
Squire 6rie0cl INN $25 uno Soften
b%eitratt. Soicpb fam am 6reitoo
HbenO ip0t na6 @ouie, uno GA ibnt
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Ieiner 6rou Otorie cine Gaiie boil
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ben Stonoplulft flor maiden moQte.
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tonntc lidt 5abIer uno luur0e ms
0eid18nib geionot.
Sullibon's I6cnteuer.
Sobn Z. Sulioon bon Ir. S42, Dit.
ErottItrabe, gerietb am Iyreitoa in
olIerbon6 SbluulitGten, luuroe nm
iiber $50 beroltbt uno fist nuBer6em
nod ola StnotS5euge I'M Stootqe.
fdngniB. Gr 9ob am oenonnten
9l6enO ieil1em neugeiuonnenen
6renloe Gbus. &raus, Der qlcidfoGs
in Dem 9enonnten @alie nobnt, cine
$5.giQ, oomit ocrieIbe Bier in et-
mem GrugC bolc. Nber &ronB uno
&rltg iob ma niemolS pieoer. aalrm
mar &ronB fort, 10 eri6ien Morp 9fo.
biltion, cine 9tegerin, in Dem SUMO
geieQenbeim 0es SuQiooL uuo bel
Dem acknowledgement Sef)telme6tel
entlpenoete oieie Dem Sulipan SIC,
Die CT bel iid trlt9. SpGter tpur6en
ole Grei perbdftet uno &ront uno
ole &obinion in oas 8efdngniB &C.
ianot, Inn ibren Bro5eB negenIteb-
itobl3 nb%jltipnrtcn, iudbren0 SuQi.
ban, 6nntit er ais 3euge gegc1t 9etbe
ouftreten fam, gleidTaQ5 ms Ge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

Scenerie Iino pom beri6wen0crii6er
8rodt, uno utter ben Soliiteu be.
finoen iid Sic Do6lbefomten
&iinItler uno aiinitIerinnen, ME
2ucD Monroe, Gore Eroccp, Goit6
0auiel Wprtle @ilfinS, GoiiD
9, 6lle9ei1t, Charlotte, AQen Carrie
9, Monroe, 9romnie SoQ, Sreue
Carlisle, Hop 2lItott, Benjamin DC
@obon, 2ouiS Gaiopont, 9pron =.
0oDi5, Grneft .. @oQ, .. s. aennD
uno $. 9. @Iutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
@Ioncp'5 : beoter.
u @eahoL6 6ronen iiin0iacn"

o@c@1ol6 6rolten iiinoigcn" lit
Ser Sitcl zines M}clooramoS, tpel6e5
Oteie @ohc IN @lonep'5 Gbeater sur
Allffii6rlm9 Qclongt. Gos Stiid
fiibrt Dem 3uidaucr Elm Stiid Seem,
0orter &cbcn Dor Nltgelt rno oelnon,
itrirt bcionocrS sic @cfobrcn, mel
dcn pltBiiidtiae inngc 0umcn in
elmer 8roBitoot oltageiebt iino. I'm.
ter Den Scenen ijnO beionocrS Dos
Srncrc uno 9leuBere ser 8o6nuno
Oe3 @tiQion0rS Gbilo5, ser iulmi.
ntrte 8lob Dor Dem Gioerii0e SAFE
nit elmer prod)t0oQcn 2(uSii6t alrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

let beitebt ans ~5luon5ig biibi6en, gut
geformtcn M0ofen. Die ollernellc.
item 8ibe perOcn pom Stopel geIai.
len neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

Die Carnegie : S%toblruerfe 1T
Someiteao bel Yittsburg peroelt
morgen ale ipieoer i'm Yetriebe iein.
llngefGbr 5000 Mann erbalten babel
mieOer geIddftisung.
Ser britiide 0ampier r9ltcra.
nia," BON Calcutta mad Relp . 9orf
%beItimmt, bat bonn 81. greitengrooe
norollt) nno IA. 2Gngcngraoe rpeit.
lid Ii8naIiiirt, oaB feline Sdraubert.
ipeae gebroden JET. 3aS 8etter luar
ltiirmii6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

Sun0er9, GDarle3 &onC, Golon0
Garter, SobnuD &obuiou, Charles
GburdL George q. 9tidlol9, 9L. &obns,
@iliom Sutton @iuiom Erice, So
ne 9llrbp @}op 0onobuc, 6roncc9
@oroon &iro HioI, Beatrice @rccu-
bile, N}ooclinc 2nnocriorL 2iQil
%omton @crtrlloc GoDlor, Gpclpn
@o0c, State @ott6ol0 lmo Ooroth0
None9. Die 6rla. @rcenpiQc. gnocr-
Jon mo &olpton iino sic ,G6ompoQ
llcrzS Gn3crinneu," sic inn .Silpcr
Slipper" 10 QroBe Seniotion crrc0
ten. Die ii6Iibcn M}otincc'n lucroeu
8e9eben mcr0en.
v6orb'5 Opernbous."
Sir uniere Nhliiflie6bobcr miro e5
geloiB crireuIid icilr, GIT pcrncbmcn,
ooB Oicie @ohc @rocc Ban St1t00i.
foro, Oie briibmtc 4rimoOonlo. in
o6orO's S%pern6ou5" in Ser 0pcr
Ge0 Scatter" uuitritt. 0ic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
SanitGtS= Scriflt.

8unobme bon G%ipbtberitiS uno Seer
oenfieber. - IS Gooesfdue olrd
llnf0ue.
gfoh Dem @erift 0eS @~eiunobeit5.
9ommi'i0r9 Or. SomcS 9osIeo Itor.
ben in Der perfloiiencn ISOLDE t7G
Fer'oten in Baltimore, gegcn 1873
IN Der gIeidluufenOcn ISOLDE ocS
Goriubres, 1873 in 1902 un0 100 in
1901, Die SterbIi6feitsrate betrllo
1916 pro 1000 Der @eiummtbcp0Ife.
rllllg 1886 fiir Die @etBen II. 1851
tllr Die 9Segcr. @on BEN @eritorbe.
men lporen Is i'm 21t5Iun0e Qe6oren,
81 poren gtegcr. Sm Ban @ielu,
N1pl ereigneten iif odbt, I'M ,3uht.
borlle ,, in @oipit1Icrn Is un0 in
olloeren Snititllten s Io0cSfGQe; 81
Silhouette murOcn gebolten. 2uS &C.
boren lptrocn 298 meiBc unO 60 nc.
gcrttnocr gemelOet,
Ste borptiddli6itcn I~ooesuriQ.
chpn mnrprr.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-10

ty Maiden song was demanded many times
before the listeners could get enough of its
well-known strains ard clever verses. 1t
is simply amazing how that much-abused
sextet music holds fast to popularity. 1t
has stood the wear and tear of constant
rendition by three "Florodora" road COM
panfes; 1t has been played continuously
and oftimeS villainouSly-by vaudeville
musical artists" who have beaten out it's
melody on tin cans and other delicious in
struments; it has been successfully drawn
and CHARTERED and otherwise frightfully
mutilsted by performers on barroom pianos,
and yet IL still bobs up serenely. like the
cat that has been shot, drowned and buried,
and lives to call forth four and five en-
cores from ezra ptured audience. The
secret OF its popularity lies In the simplicity
but at the same time the unusual tempo of
the melody-together with It's 'patter' style
of yersifcation, as they call ii in England
The interpreting company at English's
yesterday was the best in some respects
ever seen in this city. The performance
was not allowed to drag at any time, the
stage pictures were most satisfying and the
chorus was large and efficient. While most
their parts in good style II cannot truth
fully be said that their singing was always
praiseworthy. Miss Adelaide Manola, the
daughter OF the once famous opera singer
Marian Manola, made her first local APP
pearance in the leading feminine character
OF Lady Hollywood and scored quite pro-
nounced success. She is pretty as her
mother was in the latter's triumphant days,
and, although almost too fresh and youth
ful TO make an ideal woman of the world"
as Lady Hollywood is supposed to be, she in
vested her lines with much genuine humor
and made the most of every opportunity.
She was very graceful in her acting and in
her dancing and managed to sing her share
of the score acceptably. although she is by
no means gifted in a vocal way.
Robert Graham, the original Lord Gilfain,
was excellent, as usual, in the leading male
role and Neal Mckay, Joseph Phillips,
Philip n. Ryley and Thomas A. Herman
We're capital in their respective characters.
Greta RiSley made a handsome Dolores,
but her voice was hardly equal TO the de-
mands made upon it: Lillian Spencer was
delightfully."- as Valleda, the maid; Harriet
Merritt attractive in the part of
Angela Gilfain, although she, too, seemed
unequal TO the vocal requirements. and all
of the minor parts were satisfactorily
filled.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-10
The Empire-BurIesque.

The High Rollers" Burlesque Company
will begin its annual engagement at the
Empire tomorrow afternoon. This COM
pany has been the road for the last six
seasons, and has always been popular with
Empire patrons. The organization is said
to be specially strong this year in its roster
Of comedians and chorus girls. The per-
Torrance will open with a new burlesque,
entitled "A Trip to Paris made up of COM
ical situations and tuneful musical numbers,
and will come to a conclusion with lively
farce, called "Finnegan's Jamboree" The
costumes are said to be very handsome, and
the scenery unusually elaborate for an at
traction of this class.
There will be olio of vaudeville acts
between the two burlesques, with the fol-
lowing performers taking part; Conlln and
Mcdonald. character comedians: Curtis and
Adams. comedy sketch artists; the Frank
lin Sisters, In songs and dances; the Three
Leliotts, In a novel musical speciality; the
Four Flying Rathburns, European gym
nasts and acrobats; Morris and Bowen, in a
grotesQue horizontal act; the Armstrong
troupe of fancy trick cyclists, and Abbie
Carlton, with her Art Ideals"
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The German Play at EngIish's.

The German Theater Society of Indian
apolis has again been successful i'm bring
ing before the German theater-goers a play
that will be a treat. One of the best of
the old farces, "Kyritz-Pyritz," is to be
given by the ST. Louis German stock COM
pany at English's tomorrow evening On
New Years eve this farce drew a large au-
dience to the OdeOn in st. Louis, and so
brilliant was the success that Messrs
Heinemann and Webb gladly repeat IL in
indianapolis. Both directors are I'm the cast
in comedy roles OF unctuous humor Leonie
Bergere and Hans Loebel sustain the lead
ing singing parts Miss Bergere impersonat-
ing a young college student. whose pranks
and practical Jokes keep everybody in hot
water. The music to this unusually anus
ing play is of the light, catchy kind and
exceedingly well sung by the members of
the company. who capitally cast in
strong comedy work.
"KyritZ-Pyritz" will undoubtedly evoke
the same applause and satisfaction here as
il did in st. Louis. 1t may be interesting
10 know that the Heinemann-Welb COM
pany is soon TO play by invitation OF the
University of Columbia, which Is the State
college OF Missouri. in Maria Stuart" The
first production of Schiller's classic was
made in ST. Louis last Thursday night, and
attended by many Demonstrating Ameri-
cans OF the schools.
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In 1.-The Governors Son. at the Park.

entertainment. This act comes from Rus
STA and is considered one of the most re-
markable exhibitions of its kind ever pre-
scented on the vaudeville stage. The horses
and dogs, with their trainers, the two Ric-
cobOne brothers, enact little pantomime
that is both interesting and amusing. One
OF the leading features of the performance
is the good might horse"-a sagaciOus ami
nal that comes on the stage in trousers
and goes TO bed. The animals go through
a number of new feats this season that
have never been presented before.
The other foreign acts will be the aero
batic speciality of the Three Richards, who
have won great reputation in England and
vide exhibition that is said to be little
short OF marvellous.
Josephine Sabel, the vivacious comedi-
enne and singer, who is a great favorite
with vaudeville audiences all over the cOun-
try, will be on the programme in
a brand new repertoire OF songs
and limitations. She is we'll known
and well liked in indianapolis. and
is sure of a hearty reception. Foy and
Clark, the farceurs, will have a new sketch
TO offer. They are known as good fun
makers and usually succeed in furnishing
an enjoyable act. Bellman and Moore,
two singers who have been well received
contribute a mixture of song. dance and
farcical playing under the title of "A
Gallery Goddess" Fisher and Wacker are
also comedians with a new sketch 70
present; howley and Leslie are
dancers of much ability, with an act that
is said TO be interesting, and ALI Holt. the
monologuist and mimic, Will offer a little
entertainment OF his own. The BioscOpe
will have a new series OF attractive moving
pictures TO display.
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"FLORODORA" AT ENGLISH'S.

Familiar and tuneful "F1orodora' came
back to town yesterday for matinee and
evening performances at English's and en-
tertained audiences of good proportions. 1t
is safe to say that to at least two-thirds
of the people who assembled to enjoy the
favorite English musical comedy yesterday
the songs and chorus appealed as old
friends, while the remaining third could
hardly have been entirely unacquainted with
the melodies which have been played in
drawing rooms all over the city and whis-
tied on the streets during the last two years.
The good old standby received quite a
warm welcome Nearly all of the catchy
musical numbers were encored again and
again and the ever-charming TELL Me Pref
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HERE will be but one regular at
traction at Englishs this week
and IL Will be among the most i'm
portant theatrical offerings of the
year. Mrs. Leslie Carter will play
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Correspondence of the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW YORK, JAN 9.-The prize for supe-
riority in the within class of plays for 1904
may as well be awarded to j. NJ. Barries
Little Mary without waiting for any COM
petition Nothing more singular will be put
on exhibition. That is sure, even though
we are still in the first week of the new
year. What do you think the title means?
Unless you read it in accounts from Lon
don last spring, you will get its first from
me, because you couldn't guess it in a
thousand times trying. Little Mary is not
a dear little heroine, nor any kind of a girl.
She is The human stomach. There is no
pertinency in the name. 1t is no more OPP
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Little Grace Morrison will head the vaude-
vile programme at the Unique this week,
this being her third engagement at that lit
tie theater this season. Miss Morrison is the
most popular entertainer that has ever ap-
peared at the Unique and could continue in
definitely as the bright particular star of the
vaudeville bill that is offered by Manager
Thorbus from week to week If she cared to
remain in Indianapolis throughout the sea-
son. She comes this week with a new as
farcical players, will be the second feature
of prominence on the programme, and there
will be number of other pleasing special