The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-23
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me- miidics In tho audience roared when
he curtain wont ~, aomnbodv Yelled
'sgernay'' and the sad smile ~ Mas Co
lnbo ,,,tag,nd NJ much af,aptton "a tha
- ,aJ uniform n he leader nj tho combined
= rs,ts ~ tho flee,
Tberr were AZ many sailora and narlnea
about tho theatre that Fort v aecond street
ooLed Ike sands street. Tho theatre was
asc,ra,ad ont aide and In with the national
olors and tho international and naval
sgnal fasa. Signal flags indicating nu-
nerala wera placed at the sides Of the stag
10 show which number on the programme
- 81
wa 10 Wv" r W ""o.sh
young oU'erS anu ehurteu inen IN 'he
orchestra and balconies to explain to all
,.ass,r, them when two bantamweiebts
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from the nta'ne crew AIM OUT anu nsfn-
mered each other Tor three rounds.
II was evidently The first ring contest
that the Young wo men in that audience
uaIora soon 1ho;r navaI osnor,s o."unoS
'uio.
them that the couldnt hurt
each other with such big gloves on, and
then when the bantams got under way and
rirad il nm with as much vim aa 10 tbav
"ans SaoL ~ auon ~ ,ha - ~.
Ne'e -" ".'A VI eVen ia 'no po"eFy .he
naval escorts mutteredt things about wicked
soaks' aud good ones, but the girls seemed
IN on INV il too.
"a IL.
II was " SdiiOl y SiiO vi bldAt W LllbL
ana suggested an afternoon iun aboard
ship. What the men didn't have time to
show OF their diversions and work was
Indicated nv the biocranb picturea. Soma
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,nea'ltca' PeoP'e VINO uioPpeo IN aonitteo
that they had seen professional perform
ances not half so good, and they limited
that some we'll known vaudeville artista
~ 800 - - go ~ wor.hiS -
!" oe''eL ~ W sec muisnhp anu To,
tHrn 10 the stage aiter tney hau learned
'heir business,
Another thing that the performance
suggested was what a valuable thing it
"oulo he lot inducinR boys 10 enlist in the
navy, II me lfovernment Is ever hard up
TOT sailors the Navy Department could
put Yesterdays show on the road and the
recrullhR onces wouio De rowoed with
applicants after every, performance.
Every shot scored a hlt with the audience.
me nrst thlng out OF the oox being a senti-
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me fennsylvania. mat song and the
PLAYING OF the mandolin and guitar club
made up OF the men from all the ships,
under the leadership OF Lieut. Berry OF the
missouri, suggested nothing else but the
oehghts OF being a naval ofiicer and sitting
On deck on a moonlight night with the ship
gong through a smooth Southern sea
ana me men forward pouring out harmony.
but Quartermaster Upham used up his
iepertolre after awhile ana Q~uartermaSter
Moseroye OF the oattleship Kentucky came
on 70 90 a slack wire stunt, He was as
nancy lat 1T as ne would be at skinning
out 20 me END OF a yard arm IL they had
yuu arms In the navy any more. He
mounted the wire dressed in sailor toys.
anol which he managed TO get out of while
oIianclng, on one loot. There were red,
rnIe ana blue tights underneath: Then
&c took a nap on the wire as comfortably
as II II had been a hammock and finished
.ne turn by putting on all his clothes with
out getting on the wire. 1t was a tense
moment IN the audience, though. when
ne was putting on the second leg Of those
trousers and even Admiral Ev ans looked
ANXIOUS Tor a second.
:, U: thatcher, a yeoman on the Penn
syivanla, dld a donkey monologue. Admiral
laws ana Admiral Brownson gave in for
,nat ana then there were three Admirals
Isughlng m the same box. The vibration
OF the port light, indicating the exit nearest
10 that box, Nas rOtiCeable.