Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-20
CLUB GUESTS ARE
WELL ENTERTAINED
PROGRAM AND DANCE AT DEL
REV ENJOYED BY MANY
Boxing, Fencing and Stunts by MIR. and
Mrs. TreIoar Precede Dance
In Pavilion at the
Beach

Guests of the Los Angeles Athletic club
who journeyed to Playa del Rey last night
were treated to an exceptionally fine pro-
gram. Fencing, broadsword combat and
comedy followed by six rounds of fast
boxing, kept the spectators very much
awake.
Horn and Toole opened the evenings
hostilities with the foils. While pretty
evenly matched Horn led most of the
time, reaching his adversary most any
time he tried. Toole did not owe him
very much when time was called though,
and every one appeared well satisfied.
Professor Lambertini and a pupil next
met with the foils, and the youngster
kept his tutor busy most of the time.
Allen and Levy followed with broad
swords, but went at 1T so fast that
mere novice could not tell which way 1t
went. If there was any difference in the
prowess of either it was probably in
Levy's favor, he taking the lead and
landing Oftener
The star contest with the swords was
that between Miss Juman Kane and Pro-
lessor Lambertini. First they donned the
heavy mask and gauntlet for broad
swords, Miss Kane assuming the agrees
sive at once and kept the professor back
to the end of the mast most of the time.
Three times she scored on the body
and twice she reached his face before the
professor made a clever parry and reached
her neck.
With the foils the professor was less
cautious, and though Miss Kane gave no
ground the points, or whatever the renee
ologists score with, were about evenly
divided.
AL Treloar and his wife followed with
nrobably the best exhibition of strength
and endurance to be seen off the vau-
deville stage. Seated side by side on the
mat Mrs. Treloar clasped her hands un-
der her knees. Slipping his right arm
under both of hers Treloar raised her
from the floor, and still holding her at
arms length arose to his rect.
Then came a hoorseless wagon stunt
that ELECTED great applause. Walking on
his hands Treloar pulled three heavy per
sons across the stage in box htteo WIN
rollers. -
Next he showed what strong grip can
do with a new deck of cards. flrsI ne
tore them into halves and the haiVes nv
quarters, which was heartily appiauueu,
but was mere child's play COMPANY he
| tearing three packs together winch --o
| ACCOMPLISHED in thirty-seven secohus.
His closing stunt was to lift MRS. IRE,
loar and a 56-pound weight over ms heao
| with one hand. 49,. h.vse
Roener and Van Court kept the mouse
in an uproar with their grotesque r.
difficult handsprings and horse play. -
is Impossible to describe IL NOR ,a',nS,
as it couldn't be remempereu ioi
| ing. ,>o~,ne closed
| ~ nroera,m Dunnigan and Coulter al
ternatins with Marks and Keuman. =,
| Dunnigan had Coulter at ms niei ~ o.,
the way through, but the latter was game game
to the finish. He showed up sinii ,,,e ~,
time and took his punishment IKE ~
| tie man. o ,oora evanIv
ntahad hut Reuman's nose persisted In
nattine IN the way There was no chance
selsns .ha bouts by rounds, for the land
, IN Of blows sounded like gatling gun;
After the program the members ana
their friends stayed for dance.