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The evening world., 1907-03-27
NEW YORK BOWLERS
ROLL HIGH SCORES
tspeela, 70 rnc Evening world,


|. ATLANTIC CITY. \. j.. March ~
Several surprises were in storv for con-
testants in The National Rowling Aszo-
citation championships to-day. It's the
very hrst squad the previous higi, two
men team figures OF i,ojs. held by ster1,s
and Een=. of BaldnInsviiie. y. Y, wcra
twice brokeni Roster and Schultz. OF
New York, fnishoi up their three
games with i.iso. while Johnson and
Sutherland. OF Toronto. rolled .I.1p. OF
which Johnson contributed go.
The leading scores were: Eoster. Ias
i?i. 1sl. total. $50. sc:,nltz. ls,. 20, ,li:
total, -. The Canadians. figures were.
Johnson. -, Isl. -: total. Ga2 suthor-
land. 1872. ls6, iab: total. shs. other two
men team totals II this rauada were:
-.farscr- mt, Ertsri. Pihttiaririp1in, 58s5it.i
Str1nui>st AMI Frsund. New York. LOIS;
Good and Cnpps. Toronto, i.toi: Stag
fried and Hoops. Newark: LOIS: Michen-
or and Lindsay. Philadelphia, 9so: Dea-
con and Price. Philadelphia. o'L
In the second squad OF two-men teams
Ehrlich and Williams, OF Newark,
rolled LIE. and Dannehapm and schott.
also OF Newark. l.ll6, Two Philadelphia
Teams rolled exceptionally good. l.:oSs-
man and Bicking making 1,o9I. and Red
head and Taggurt 1905. Other scores
were; Dumas and Amann. OF New
York, I,oSs: Kelchner and King. Phila-
deIphla. LUG. Manning and Flood, Phil
hdelphia. $40: Lewis and Lelck. Newark.
gSS.
LIZ -th4-lata-af afinrnonn- -rrentl-fnr- Indi=
vlduals those who made such good
srTJT.ITs m tfTr- r.0TT7tTIg dropped tJHcffy.
Dumas OF New York, was the best with
5T2. followed by Good. OF Toronto, with
65,, and Roster. or New York. with 5J7
Other scores were: S-!gel. OF Ph!laIrl-
phia, $50: Taggnrt. FiiiladclphIc. Jl !:
johnston Toronto. iSS; Wchott. New
ark, 5as; st. John. NewE>G. -, Try und,
Now York. so; Flood. Eniladeiphia, bsa (:
Niiehen.r. Philadelphia, 5l0, Deacon,
i.htiadciphss, b6T: Walton. Toronto, Isl
Sutherland. Toronto. 30: Lewis. New
ark. ,si. and Schultz. New York. ir5
/ 'Rh,l Manning. OF Pninielphl1, was
.the star n the third squad with a :otnl
OF t15. which places islm second high in
Jne indN'i1usT f=iTEF. J'her sCores or
this 4saad were: StclnnCcst, New York.
PhTTSdGtpnta. 5T=. btnncbuurT. Scw ARK.
III. Capps. Toronto. 80; Lack, jr.. 30.
and williams Newark 10
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MIKE SCHRECK PUT
OUT BEN TREMBLE
osrctlal 10 rhs E,-rninr word,

fsrctlnl 70 rhs Evening" Wprlt-l
ST. PAUL. MINI, March @.,-hi H!b-
bing last night IN one OF the most fu-
RIOTS fights ever seen in the West. Mike
schreea put an end TO Ben Tremhle's
aspirations by landing clean. cold
knock-ou, In the twelfth round.
The men went at each other TO make
short work OF the game. T.embic es-
pecialiy started out rs II 10 end every
thing right away He had everything
-.s,-g gaitf-aFsd little TO -loAar-so--& -&halcl
ANY, at the big Cincinnati Dutchman
FOR six rAiids and held his own.
Schreck soon felt his pace. wore Tren-
bic Gown and then tinIshrd him up.
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PALMER BADLY BEATEN BY
SULLIVAN IN TEN ROUNDS

The gong saved Palmer a, tho eoun.
OF Nine In the third Pximer cam.
back In the fourth with his right ,eeys
sSolfcn nni face bleeding. bus stalled
and sixth. In the eighth round sullivan
drove a hard right 10 the solar plexus
and Palmer went down for the count
OF mine" Sullivan put him down twice
again before tho gong snSed him.
Palmer staggered from his corner ht
the ninth so grogsy that he could
hardly stand. and fell twice during th.i
round without being hit After er!es
brush In the tenth Sullivan crossed with
HIS right and Palmer went down. HIS
seconds then tossed in tho sconrc.
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sHARKEY STAG TONIGHT.

.lish, ehtnse has been made In ,he
programme arranged for tho weekly s'ss
OF the sharkey A. c.. soAeaalei for to
night Jim savage has notified the SECRETARY
OF the club that he will DO unable to appear.
and theR manaSemcrt win have som. good
boy 10 take his place. The balance of the
card viii introduce PhIi Brock. pil,y Elmer $
t-ufffi- Joe Stfnn--.-G-yts- Hoey. Frankie
Madden. Bill Kelly and Nick Miller. while
Dutch thinner VIII have some big. husky
boy to handl.
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I.os Aneelr,. Mareh q.

A F~TER being pus TO The mat
~ cigh, times IN ten rounds. Jack
= Palmcrts seconds threw up the
sponge and Jack Twin" sullivan wei
awarded the decision last night
Only the act OF his seconds saved
Palmer from 4 knockout He sps hope
ieszly beaten after tne third round.
sullivan WAS master. OF the situation
at all times and was not s,ung during
the hgnt. He beat Palmer all oves tho
ring.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.
FAIR GROUNDS. NEW ORLEANS.

FAIR GROUNDS, NEW ORLEANS,
La. March 1.-THE entries for to-mor-
rows races are AS follows:
Gcodrieh. iii. blacklosk iUI. penevols p7.
MARY buchanan. lu2. CRrdAn. III: Estrada
Palma; l2t R.ns r.. lia' Kate Kate sP,"IrTy iEc
Miss rarksr: ig:: CRY sinm" III Jack
SECOND EACE-Fiye and a hAM furionEs.
seiiinsI S4nbf-Lucy Marie. 100, saEapanak,
.iNJ tidd rTiCk. luDs Duchtss Of Montebello
iOi Sshrocder's Midway. il2. Paragon llo
~ riseI, ldT, blnemosk, ITO; bieSlNw.
iiIiiIlb RACE-F5jr and 4 Aa.: tu!!naSI;
.iwo-ycif-u uiis; ssll!sFl 500 ro-ConyeHleHi
tu.. Dick Rpsc in2 Bltter Man. los! RUBY
Mex 10. Draenry Lad, in5: Florence y
n Lazy ca,ci'ns II 10: F!ns''e' ioa:
~ t,,.s,'FH WnGE-oac mile and r-vea,y
,ari, pure S5Dp.-Sorth Wind 10: Ch an
nUt t., ~ Joe iusi Obcrun. IL, Mcll.
Win nos ggiEu BiIlg. lp0f Gdll cItc.',
So Eny1Y 10; reniaSo1. iv:g Jungle Imp,
Fih u Ai'E--ai- I4f9.lss. ss.it..E. St1i.
-5ssI!rh pihly, ln-, iu,I-.. ,6lr, %, strrs
tt'.E prr.E,f. ~. Master PI.m, lu1. Con.
iu,sr L,tiant; ii a; ~ l.isi ,i Young. ~.
siNpH WAcE Six faFinngs, sellins
sIu6--kfBy Van, IL. Aliahly ~ GyE-enf.
i!n. Eza!ttt. lsfr--if!h May. 10, Naskss
tjin. - High Itni T1Eidmek. lo,; kniSht
o, PsutaF l2tss Slstrr Poly. lU";t rbilir
r,-u 'HS .nvi~i5rIrli Icn
s@TESIiI RkCE--oHc ami bnrsrlItneaih
u.lle4 ,t.Als; sioJ' ririIielef. iocs Fer.
Kgstr5ofg 10; RtNJlnier lII I.4,eE,
~ nhp MpEss, i0;: Deme;c 10. BiIl
wsa,hsr eissri track tl,t !,
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AT BENNlNGs TRACK.


1MARsTER-oI1. o.ssl.a. o,si-', o.5e,
Iaci.,. i.isi-:. i.soi-t This Is
tS3Tus SSfdu s'Aidsh dEshArEaR,F.ss.elxh,hs in
los IA Not ready. 49,,
- TICKLE-o12. 0.Al-2. OF. e'si ~
= oRAcutUM-o.l3. o..s, oso1- o.& u.
Coming to hand: ,r
ANNA sMITH-Three-au IN
LIZ Improving. ,,,
dRUMaLINd soPH-Threetanar'eF.
COUSIN IN KArE-or. oal-2. o4s.
ioa as. LIS 3-5, All out
e-vERVAN-one mile In i1l' ofs
PLXrER. Three-auar,ers in IL.
,Ross ssfs1'15E 81 PAWN, plonesr-o.l',
.-sAILoR BoY-o1s. so.2s I.:. o6s,
Iml-a, in. 1.&, l.s2. Looks good.
= oRPHAN ,LAp-Three-auartrr in
IN 3-a Looks sood. Ready TO race
, HORACE E.-"3, 49, o.a 80 l0s'
oxSoRpeo.r. SFssHsns, c..5, o.a1... os rs,
los 34, l.is s.5 He's ready!
= ArILAY-One mile In 1852.
GRRseSSEsssESssp GRRseSEsESp. 4 March 80" Gather
clear. track fast. The local course was
in very good trim to-day. and about
every horse at the track was given
exerciee. Trainer Weir gave his charges
yer y useful work
The best gallops noted were
: RosEBEN-Four turIonss IN o5s s.s,
breezing Seems AS good as ever.
aJACoUIN-Slx furlongs In l.?o a-s.
oreexing An Improved hsrse.
q ANR7ARRJA--Eour- fnrlnngH- In
0.57 "a. handiiy. She Will be ready
Z HERMITAGE = Five furlongs IN
les "a, hand.iy. nice looking
swSTEEwsSe i E,sS rnsss a.ssa fs,,2ns' s5ns eoi
MANHEIMER = Three furlongs In
0.l3-5. brrezing.
STAR EAfBLEM-Three furionKs In
S+95-5 Lo9ks ksTSrss ll1S sHHd SSs1onS. ss' in
sBRoTHER THoMAs-Three furlonsa
In o1s s-5, breeznS. ,,,
vlSo-Five iuTlonEs ,,ontavaa N eoI, el 80 s"t
.cI.ATD DUVAL-Three furlongs In
o.ii ST. hAndiTy.- ifas- not -s'TowH
sItRFIe;E-sls lTpsn; tprlons- in 1881.
CLARK GRIFFITH-Four turlongs
in 0,5i., breeI!ng, This one VIII do.
WHIMSICAL = Four furlonSs IN
e.b+ 80. saloping- Never Acted DEL
spR' GARpNER--Four furlonss, in
05i 3.S, handsy. Is about 'rgt,Is--
sGR4>pPLE-EouF tptlonss In Gh- 30.
coy MHiip-slx turlopss in 70 rs.
FRANK GiLl-stk turionss In
r, ls5 GyEI; 81 prfssff CmEsf-Toar r. farlonss in
,SsS. breezing. Very much I'M
RIRsSEiL RsSfSi4Li T;-s!x tarlonss in l2s IS,
handily, Will in nn n, iof IafE t c.s.5
> SISTER SIisf ELNoisA-Three turlonss
in us. handIly Very speedy.
&C EoRGIA GIRI,-ThFee fnrlongs In
cry5NSA REGGIo-Threc furlongs In
O3s a-S. quite .hhndily.
TSoIfIslTOR-F'our furlpngs in OBJ Is,
9t!iIR 9tt!,HRRElrFour furiongs in o,57l-s,
JOHN p. .BERGEN-Three furiongs in
KEi.IER-F -Four turlonss In oa
3-KIEG THIsTLE-A quarter In o.26ts
La JENNEssE = Three furlonss In
LIENo Three turlonss In ot2. very
MASiEiMEn Three tarlongs in
8-MXzE - Three turlomss. in csoH
s-srRzA- Four turionEs IN S5i, very
Noss.rour JOSS furlonss in oa5,.. hand
s-onERT Three farlopEs in csff
l-oSTiilcH-Four fur!onss in ogH,
very ntndiE
s-REp FRIAR Five furIonxs Ia los
2 Ro}AI.,,yA.NE Thres fufionE. in
$50, nntidiiy
SALLY COHEN Three furlongS in
G3a easily
SAMSON -Four furionBs In 0B!s
sARNCINEScA ~ Four fGrlohIs LII
OBJ l-5, easily
SIX ATI SG--Tnrac furlnngs ~ nSs'l-2
S--SKYtIy yI-r-Three furlnnga IN n,i2.
SIX O'CLOCK - Three tnriln2s In
Din. sRs'iv,
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sS.srT-G-..F
YER IN sssssa.ethss think Mo!r
,ks most wonderful heavyweight
Of the century. possibly barring
5effriea Gunner Moir." saws one London
sporting Journal, .'is the greatest man
since the best days OF Jcm Mace, He Is
maryeiiensiy strong, quick. aggressive.
lie rlishes against his opponent imme-
diately and with crushing blows ends
tho contest within round or two;
This may describe Moir's tighting
and fought few of our Jack Snlliyans
b. wouldn't end hts contests in n round
or two"---unlesa he ended them by
humping hia chin agnlnst something
-HERE are complications in the af-
fairs OF Battling Nelson and Joe
= Cans Cans Is quite willing TO
fight Nelson again nt any time. demand
Ing only fair conditions Nelson @as
supposed to be willing. too. but the cloud
of hot air that Is covering Nolnn's
movements on the Pacific Coas, just
II if,oa- seems 10 Indisats ,i.at-S Si..san Is
z willing to retreat least until Cans
grows older and loses his punch.
Bat Nelson Is In Hegewiseh. where
he has just bought large tract OF farm
8 IaHu IN IToHt OF SiiS Hail. anu "
about 10 put up erow of flats. Bat is
contemplating an opera-houso for the
production OF his famous monologue
sellg. ysho is supposed to be managing
Gans.s affairs 10 Il certain extent. is In
Gan Francisco trying TO corner Nolan.
Nolan makes dates with him and then
falls to appear. Eddie Graney has Of
ssrcd s25 900 purse for the hght. and
: .ssisB ported sieitte 1rruaHt;- :
And while Sciig Is wearing his soles
OFF trying 10 pin Nolan down TO one
SPOT on, The map Cans Is arm In arm
with his old manager. Al Herford. OF
!. NJ
ia said 10 have won sl.U,9 yesterday on
the ftonifs. 50 he lint busted yet, in
spite OF fumora. Cans says he'll hight
q Nelson any timc ut the lightweight
limit. l4 pounds. r!ngside.
In Frtsro Nolan has let out another
yelp to lae effect that he won't let his
srieaI-ticket fight unless Cans VIII make
lS5 In fun fighting toggery. Nolan Is
ktire wise. He knows that Cans wasn't
strong at rtHt weight last time. and he
wants 10 lake the same unfair advantage
again. However. Cans is the champion
and when II comes TO debating terms he
Will either dictate or allow the hot air
twins to return TO Hegewisch,
7UnfiI NofGn dcyefups RfINOsr human
{ Intelligence and nnds out that public
opinion IL all pn GanF's side no&, the
niateii VIII bu NJ In tic air.
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HORSES TRAINED IN SOUTH
ARE NOW GETTING THE Coin


=ttS4tH=t =taE=a=T II rzsf-e
ington course. that she runs her worst
cices here. This mare WAS In very
odd form at New orleans. yet she
comes on here and beats Ornoada's
Right. nolschcr and other horses pure
iy betAnse she Is hard and tit. and
the others were not In the ftih race
yesterday. Akbar won Tor the same
reason that made Sonoma Belle win;
on the opening day. Kcidmore and
I.ally were too long shot surprises
which won because or condition. These
horses have been racing at New Orleans
but they had absolutely mn form. As
a matter OF fact. i.ally WAS one OF the
most dcspIscd horses At the Southern
course. And as Tor Turbulence. who
ran second 10 Lllly. l doubt II he would
have brought a s. bill 1T New Orleans
IL ne had been offered a. auction:
William Garth has been saccSsstul
obs. Ho winters his horses IN l-Nir-
sinsa. and has them, ou, doors all WIN
ter In rain, snow or sunshine. All days
look alike to Garth and his horses.
are good and nnrd when he is ready
TO take them up. and they have. little
t!ash 10 take on and few muscles TO
harden.
1t was good evidence OF the value OF
the Garth training methods when B!I.
lie Hibbs and Ben Cole ran first and
second In tho Arlington purse. These
youngsters are boil trained By Garth.
The winning or apparently impossible
long shots has put the hooSics on the
winning side for the first tyo days.
As the meeting wears on. however. the
wise gu -gIll -Ect- -thclr-asa- lGl:z--and
then there viii be wailing and gnGsh-
Ing OF teeth among the delicatossen
men. Thus far the meeting has been
dull and uninteresting. The class o.
horses has been very poor. and few OF
the races have been closely contested.
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No. q INDEXED March 27
TRAINING GALL0PS

TIRo - Four furlonss IN oSSbs. very
BAT MAsTERsoN Four turlons, in
az BATERsBY Three furlonEs in 40.
BELC:i C:isT.Three turlongs in ~. easily.
BEl.sNlckt.R = Four furionss In a3.
s-BEN RosE-A f1ss'E quarter in %: an,shed
three fnrlongs In 40. very easily, -.
SBLACk ,.a;,,,, oAK-Three ..i. furlonss In ~.
5-BLuE BAN-Three ;urionss In Az,
s-HLH LHEsTosE-r.vo turlons, in Los,
lBUTfLiNG six ,uriongs In LIS.
|s-csaa'a'iFeiuLTEpEc-A sa''iFei quarter in 81.
7-dgLHTDE gutlfi Ip' puvA1-Four furlons. in
s-coMGpffENSEoFour fGofI furlons. in 81.
cUEnsxVAGATsrse Ell x1!hG ae1isle turlons. in .o
pREAM oN-Four furlonss ir .ss. quite
ELLA o'NElLL-A quarter In rs.
EPocHA-Thres fur,onss in 80.
LEsTELLE Ca quarter in %. very
GENE RUSSELL = Three furlonEs in
AN.
sHEEPSHEAD BAY. March r.
times yesterday over good track:
MUFTI-A quarter In n rs. easily.
PETER QUINCE-Quarter. Win Chap
lot. in .I rs.
RING LEADER-Threc furlongs in ~.
THE DANE =, Threc-eighths In Al
vooRHEEs-seven furlonEs in ,lS,
breczng.
W. H. cAREY-Four furlongs in o.sz,
WHIP TUP-T1IrgG furtUuEB IN ~.
q NJ ..rrcr .s:rfcfss
BATTLE AxE-Four furlonss in 81.
! BESosiGouarter in q 2-5. easily.
! BRIGHT BoY-Five furlongs in lo'.
IcAsTXNE-Three furlongs in ~. brcez-
cHAPLET-ouarte- in n 2-5, easily.
| COLONEL WHlTE-Four furlongs In
IT, So. easily.
EARL'S COURT-ousrter In n 2-5,
GOLD QGEST-Three furlongs In ~.
lINCOGSITO-Qunrt In 81 2-5,
tLoRING-Quartcr In n IS.
LURETT-rhree furiongs in AZ, brccz-
-IIif
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BENNlNGs ENTRIES.

WARRINGTON. March 27-The en-
tries FOR tomorrow RACES are as fol-
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esasH Gunner Moir would only come
over row-but no 'such luck The
Gunner had his ear to the ground
last night, and he must have heard
Palmer drop. .6p.Es. .s~....
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GOTHAM AH !E!i5i$ 5, .i i!i ia g.
aRookLYN AMusEMENrk.

bHOONGIN NNUoEWEN 10,
IMPERIAL sMoK1Se xnssssi. YG,asy eSseEEIs: SIshs:
nHTsi HAIT'S. I Dreamiand BurIesqpers
Thurs. wreatilnx. Great Athos va. shhrtsy
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Casino ,s::.. N; ~: Louis Nom A: $@,';: 4 $s:
Alan Dile-''Louis Mann sssrna h.. al,

eIlS hfllloSq Tel s,s5@%ss SIS Ex. Es.hyTsA''
VIZ 1ERIjs The Road 10 Yesterday
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Pedlar Palmer came lemon and the
thing they handed hissssas Terry heGovern n
Holland
Whasaifng match with the big fellow he
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7 REilfrf E..lIth. Ladies. Mat To-day,
Il tWt YANKEE DOODLE GIRLS.
Z OLuL Fun In Camp. Vaudeville.
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EuIII IllI taa In, ,Ii1iris;r Is; a noBEKIs,
ULUHlhL X =, fax f@ heti%st tG,1s' sists1: sMsts.
Il uUMAl.pAlEN.23olI III lIIerzog ChmnTn othera
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Fn M ~, s.;=EEEAM9a R0BS0A
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N QThD LfS.Av& iO7th st. Mat Today. c5e
f. MIX l5c. 2ic a5c. 30. faD
WI '"' Msr,,n.. ~ mi UNCLE TOMS CABIN
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UMPIRE B,wsy & 4O,h 81, Eva, $40
r-,,r, NNTH. WE'D. * SAT. . Io
ElHEt BaRRYHgR2EE; 1nE nS4,.y SILVER
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AMUsEM EN1s.

BIJOU broadway. bet SVth 4 3ir .,S
Ev.s. IL Mate. Thurs &Slt 81.
Nine. Nazimova aAbi.RR q HIRRA Ear, N J
IaiEs.. Mar. 2s-oniy DallA Iloun. Il.
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AMUSE e M ENTS.

BROADWAY r4s.'ss s - y ~: ~; : -, IA ! s5 70
ANNA HELD.
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rtRsr RAcE--Hanilcap: ,hr.e.year.oIis
and upward. nv. anu half turionEs. Co
The Washington herald., 1907-10-29

Consistent with its established policy OF
alternating the classic drama, with the
lighter works Of the stage, the Kathryn
Purnel stock Company appeared yes
rerday in Henry Hsmnton's dramatic
version OF Prosper Merimee's Carmen. 20
Carmen" as a play, is known to the
stage chiefly through the efforts Of Olga
Nerhersole- Miss Purneu, who was the
heroine yesterday. makes an interesting
study OF the part Her aim apparently
is 90 escape rot an i0ta Of the vicious
ness of the character, and yet present
herself in the least unfav0rable light as
an actress Iu attempting this Miss Pun
nell makes Carmen thoroughly revolt
L1g as she misses completely the fierce
elemental passions which by bold coll
0~IuE make the character a literary pos
sibiuty. Physically she is a satisfactory
Carmen, bur her acting shows the pitiful
fuulity OF trying 90 play o really great
part in "a necessarily limited time for
preparation.
Frauklyu MunneIl as Don Jose, was
excellent. when he could recall his cues.
he has earnestly tried 70 picture the
mental agony OF such a man as Jose.
Stanley James, as Lieut.. Sarceda, and
Helen Hyle as Dolores. violated no ira
ditIon OF their respective parts.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-29
The BeIaSco-"BrOwn of Harvard"

The return of that refreshing play OF
college life Brown Of Harvard. % hv
Rlda Johnson Young. was sIgualjz-d by
the celebration Of college night" at the
Belasco Theater last night It is not Of
ten that a play in its second season
draws crowded hogsa on stormy
evening. but Mrs. Youug's play succeeded
in doing this. OF Henry Woodruff lt
may be said that there is no other actor
upon our stage who could have So adj
mirably fitted the role OF Tom Brown.
Mr. Woodruff has been the ieuue pre-
miere OF many important productions.
and fairly earned his spurs as a full
hedse star, as the expression goes but
he has always been the same golden
haired youngster, playing the l0vabIe.
f0rgivable. -go-Iucky sort Of char
acters that are for the most part thor
oughly natural. His work as Brown is
Clear-Cut. manly. and fun Of the spirit
Of the play. Many absurdiues. perhaps
trivialiteS of the play are saved by the
intelligent acting of Mr.. Woodruff.
The company presents q few changes
itoAAs tttst eNetA- = i'bdtAg i-tStllt - bIlFN
is. next to Woodruff, the most pictur-
esque collegian of the bunch, with Will
lam Resell and Louis Haines-'Happy"
and "Tubby' Notwithstanding well
with the leaders. Franklin Jones is 2
good Cartwright but the actions of the
character are a little too benevolent 10
smack very closely of realism. The Ger
aid Thorne of Frederick Forester pre-
scented angles Of sympathy. but for the
most part is enveloped in tragic gloom.
The Cotton Of J. c. King was not very
convincing, while Gordon tombstone. as
Kenyon, made the most of a thankless
role Robert Gill was very good indeed
as the coach of the y varsity crew
The feminine part Of the east has little
TO do but furnish background and figure
in the serious side Of the story. Bernice
Golden was an excellent Marian Thorne,
and Helena Byrne, Ethel Martin, and
Frances Young were adequately cast
\ pleasant feature OF Brown OF Har-
ward is the singing Of college songs by
the students in the second act Many
familiar numbers were generously ap-
plauded including when Love Is
Young" composition by Melville Ellis
and Mrs Young, written expressly for the
play
The Washington herald., 1907-10-29

well on the piccolo Montgomery and
Moore started the bah a rolling, and de-
serve a better place on the bill. Miss
Moore endeavored to sing Jimmy, after
Eddie Leonarj's style. which left rather
a bad taste in the mouth inasmuch as
Leonard appeared here only two weeks
ago. Arthur WhitelaW's IumOT was not re-
markablc lie told some ancient stories
and sang a song or two. Sabry D'Orsan
10 the garb of a Scotch lassie. rendered
some of the old songs Here Annie
Laurie made a hit Martinetti and Syl-
yester fell over a bunch Of chairs. and
succeeded in breaking several Of them.
Rather funny. this act Liquid Elec-
triciiy," By the vitagraph closed the bill
The Washington herald., 1907-10-29

The management Of the Gayety has
discovered the popular taste Of Wash
toniaus If the crowd and the applause
that greeted sam Scribner's Big Show
last night is a criterion. In the first act.
a trip 20 the north pole is depicted in
q realistic manner. and in the second. the
pole itself is revealed. The climate IS
hot and fortunately the pole IS not Of
ice and snow, or it would collapse. The
theory - some scientists is that the DO
lar axis Is warm, and these should be
hatrered by having their theories pre-
scented on the stage. There is a great
deal Of clever dancing and some good
singing. Falardo the musical Hodges.
Cotton and barrow in a sketch. Curtin
and Blossom. and Bower and Lind all
received merited applause.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-29

The show at Chases this week is de-
lightful Edwin Stevens and Tina Mar
shall in 'An Evening with Dickens. are
charming. Their portrayal Of Dick
SwiviIer and the Warehouses from the
"Old Curiosity Shop, are really fine, as
in Mr.. Stevens ''Uriah Heep." from Da-
vid COpperfield- Master Gabriel, as Bus
ter Brown and George Ali, as his dog
spike, in Al Lamar's playlet, Auntie's
Visit" are good. However, Buster and
Spike seem to have a great deal of fun.
and are highly entertaining. Dorch and
Russell, as The Musical Railroaders. -
have been seen mere before and have
nothing in particular new TO offer Mr..
Dorsch is a good musician, and plays
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