The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-16
SIDEWALK PENcILINCS
B<ineee,s N<w Th~.fre

B<tnneO'n New Theafre.
 sntersssss tzs.ssssesfs of moasxomsry VI, .bss es David Eslasco win open new theatre n n New York. tp Independent plays Inere seems to be a pronounced tone sss s5,e, h fs secas.. sss ss SorE wiu gain another play house. but be- cause another distinct advance .e rs- esraed ln Ar Beiasco's independent The new playhouse. to be located on Forty-fourfh Street. between Broadway and sixth Avenue, will be comI lefsd ss.f,y saF,y sn septsmber. 1897. and is to pc George Keister 1t win probably be called The stuyvesant- II seems happy thought 10 link the traditions or moat dienised efforts Of tke American stage in the sreasest American city. While The stuyyesant' will be own sd and personally managed by David Beissco. # will not be devoted excln- slvely to his prodactions but foreign artists and the dramatic offerings Of fhe Independent managers will be seen
 The new theatre will be the frst 10 De erected under the latest building laws. It will be a model of arehftec- tural elegance. scientific eonstrnction ana approved mechaniaI fittings. All ihs newest electrical devices will be installed, and fl is almost needless to add that Mr. Belaso's Idea of comfort and arfistic decoration will be carried out.
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 Confidence in Reporters. State official was yesterday discus sing the custom of esome public bodies to exciade reporters from their ses- eions
 Tt Is altogether wrong" he said. Reporters are seni-public servants and newspapers usually employ men who are worthy of confidence: lee fA.. A.mf r.rfn reporting is tHe ability to keep q con fidenc&. and know when I tell q news paper man anything which don't want repeated he VIII keep It to himself M If what the temptation is to print it- Some people have an idea that the reporter takes a special delight in and that io tel him confidence is to let the world know all about fl. Moth ing could De farther from the facts. The news Item is the unusual happen ing. and fl a newspaper worthy Of the name is filled with sensations Of the darker side of life to the exclusion Of the news Of progress and the bright side Of events. conditions are getting pretty bad. But such is not the case. Mir. J. NJ Sheehan and Mr. E. R. Wise of Mobile are in the city for few Mr Fort Hargrove continues very III at his home on Pleasant Avenue
 4 Pleasing Sign.
 AshvtiIe Aegis
 It is pleasing sign to see the news papers of the old guard coming to the front in support Of Cunningham. and exposing the sham of the Conner cam paign committee in Birmingham. Mir. Corners Committee must have spent a sight before he announced in
 the publication of his speeches in the old story, s' exploded @ o in The sassa Assis a few weeks since with some new matter. conspicuous among which ig the edA- torial of The Birmingham News com mentinE on the issue of The Aegis Is flooding the State in number of news papers and by circular distribution in towns, and yet The News charges Cum
 ningham who has no barrel at his com mand no caucus of managers at his heels. no shrewd, snap judgment trick all these evils behind him. Our read thief crying stop thief: but have tney ever before known the old saw to be more completely Illustrated in politi- Cal campaign.
 rel in his interest, 1t looks very much Ike somebody else had. Recently a scheme was eOncocted to Hay Cunning ters appears to have taken the matter up under the eye of The Birmingham News, since after the concoction had been mixed, 1t was presented to :he public ip the columns of that paper. backed editorlally by 1t. and immedi- ately found it's way into a number of | newspapers of the State. It is not reasonable to suppose that all these newspapers published the article as a
 matter of course to The News or Mir. Conner as it was a mere personal mat
 tor intended to disparage Cunning hams campaign, and had no relation to
 what these two men stood for in the ra nuona