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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28
CHICAGO OPEN ONCE MORE
Jimmy Gardner Bests Jack Reed In
Boxing Match.

Chicago, April 27.-The first boxing con-
tests in Chicago for more than two years
took place at the Chicago Athleti casso-
citation tonight when Jimmy Gardner of
Lowell, Mass, was awarded the decision
over Jack Reed of Chicago in a six-round
bout. Gardner landed at will on the Chi
cago man. The card included four pre-
liminary bouts, all between local men ex-
cept that between Kid Sieger of Denver
and Tommy Cody of Chicago. which went
six rounds 10 a draw.
Mayor Carter H. Harrison stopped prize
fighting and boxing contests in the city,
and not until tonight could the sanction
of the city authorities be secured for such
contests
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28

milwaukee is the funniest baseball
town In the country says Howard
Camnitz, who was in the American as
ISOLATION last year. The fans there
are funny without knowing it," eontin-
ued Howard. 1T is nothing unusual to
hear one of them shout: 'Pud sd town
by Schmidt: he vii make you oud
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PUZZLED.
Wasnington Star.

wv dsIllnetOn Star-)
DO you think you win learn to like
your titled son-in-iaw?'
IT don't know. answered Mr.. Cumrox
Il can't quite tell where to place him in
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28

Willie Kee1er has struck out twice al
ready this year. Last year he only
famed that number of times during the
whole season.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28

Iron Man McGinnity got his from
Philadelphia in his initial contest. but
came right back with a win from
Brooklyn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28

Griffith considers his young pitcher.
keefe, a second Rusie. IL he proves to
be second Keefe il will help some.
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It Injuries his arm in the least. but he
says a pitcher who has "a wind-up de-
livery and let's his arm so at fun length
never should use it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28

New Workers who come across the
Yankees on the road this summer will
miss the familiar blue Uniform IN
which the team has appeared hereto
fore A majority OF American league
teams have adopted dark colors. Grit
has cadet gray.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28

Overall, the California twirler, wor
his first game for the Cubs. holding st
Louis down to one run and four hits.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28

Hans Wagner is errorfzing merriiy
The big German hasn't located the am
bent FOUNDERS properly.
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REFUSES NIL WAUKEE DATE.
Young ponahue Does Not Want to
Meet sayers.

Denver, April 27.-Young Donahue
has refused terms offered By the Nil
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28

ark team, is making good with the Bos-
ton Americans
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28

Ed Holiey. the Cardinals shortstop
was at one time sparring partner OF
Jack Root.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28

II don't say my team will win the
pennant, but" chorus Of sixteen ma
Jor league managers.
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The Chicago Americans have sold Jaw
Towne, catcher; Gus Dundon, second
baseman, and Tip jO'Neill, outfieider.
to the Minneapolis club.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28

AL Orth differs from some pitchers re-
garding the spit ball. He does not think
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A FRESH DEFINITION.

i Knicker-What is se1f-made man?
Mrs Knicixer-One whose wife fIoesn'f
have to wear q seif-made hat
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FACTS FOR FANS.

Catcher Kings contract with the
Chicago Cubs is for 1907-0s-09.
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Stone has done very little with the
warclub so far. The ST. Louis fans
are toshing him joyously.
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New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
THEATRICAL DIRECTORY.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC 14th St and Irving Place.
aIHAMBRA 126th st. and 7th ave-2-s-Vaudevilie.
.sToR broadway and 45th st.-2:lo-Slo-Tom Jones.
prr ,sCo apd st between eth and sth aves-2-S:lo-
Warrens of Virginia
BERKELEY THEATRE. 44th St.. near 9th ave.-s-Mr
Daly's Company.
R1Jo broadway between s0th and slss sts-2;ao-S:so
A Dolls House
ppoApwAy broadway. between 40th and %lst sts-
o.1b-S:l5-The Round Up
CASINO broadway ard goth st--215-s:1o-Ths Gay
White Way.
oo,oNY.I Rroasway and ed st.-2-s-Vaudeville.
cprrrp1oN broadway and 44th st-2:15-S15-Ths
Morals of Marcus -
DALYs. Broadway. between @S'h anu OWN s's.--'-"-
S,20-Closed
,r,vry 14tb st near Sd ave.-2-S-Vaudeville.
-rp.r uIrerrE o3d ST. near 9th ave.-The World in
Wax. -. -. -
,,,prpE broadway and 10th st.-2:l5-s:2O-My Wife.
EItTu AVENUE, Broadway and 2sth st.-Nlght Be-
fore Christmas.
r,,-Tv> EIGHTH STREET near Sd (e.-vaudevllle.
GARDEN THEATRE-ciosed.
c,ppr-K 35th ST. near 9th ave.-The Toymaker OF
Nuremberg
GOTHAM East Ia5th st-2-s-Vaudeviile.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Esd st. and sth ave.--The
Oyster Man.
u.CEETr lod St between 7th and eth ayes.-c:15-
slb-The witchng Hour.
HAMMERsTElN's. 7th ave. and 42d st-2:iS-S:Is-
Vaudeville.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE. i2eth .. and 7th ava
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
HlPPODROME.

Marccne the clown at the Hppodrome. has in
troduced A burlesque of poe-climbing into the
circus features of The Auto Race and The
Four Seasons" This amusement has been i'm
proved since the first performance. and II is the
purpose of the management TO introduce more
novelties this week. With tomorrow afternoon s
performance, tho spectacle will enter the
fourth week the source of amusement at the
Hippodrome. There two performances every
day.
One of the stage managers OF the Hippodrome
explained yesterday the sudden transition from
autumn TO winter In the spectacle The Four Sea-
sons" I'm which the entire stage of the playhouse
appears TO be under ice. He said: The stage OF
the Hppodrone sinks Ike the floor of ele-
vator 10 the bottom of the tank and is there
ing the water scene The stage has previously
been prepared with combination OF paint and
mica When the transformation from autumn to
winter takes place this stage is raised until within
a fraction OF inch beneath the water. just high
enough for the water to off the sides of the
stage. The GlIsteninG water which still remains
the of the stage reflects the light, ard
the mica paint gives perfect representation of ice.
When the seighs and skaters the ice tho
effect is mystifying. for the audience knows that
tho tank was full of water only few moments
before
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15

HERALD SQUARE. Broadway and 35th st-2:15-ei5-
The Girl Behind the Counter.
HiPPoDROME. 9th and 44th st.-2-s-The Auto
Race and The -Four Seasons
HUDSON. West 44th st. near Broadway-215-s15-
The Chorus Lady
IRVING PLACE. Irving Place and 14th SHERMAN
stock company.
KNICkERBOCKER. Broadway and 3sth st-2:15-s:I5-
The Talk of New York
LIBERTY. 42d ST.. 9TH ave.-2:15-s1o-chauucev
Ocott.
LINCOLN SQUARE. Broadway. e5th st-2:!5-s1s
Chimes of Normandy.
LYCEUM. West 40tk St. near Broadway-2:fb-s2D-
The Thief.
LYRIC. 4od st. near 7th ave-2:15-s:15-rhe Secret
orchard.
MAJESTIC. 7th ave. and 5sth st.-2:I5-s:t5-Tns Ton
tn World.
NEW AMSTERDAM. 42d ST.. 7th aye-215-s.,s
Merry Widow.
NEW CIRCLE Broadway and Both Stills Honor ,b.
Mayor ~
NEW YORK Broadway and 45th st-2-s:2o-Advancsa
Vaudeville.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIFTH STREET near
Lexington ave.-Vaudeviiie. ~
SAVOY. 3sth St, Broadway-2:l5-s:15-Tba Ma,
Of tha Hour. ~
STuYVESANT. 44th ST. near Broadwav-..,.
David Warfield in Grand Army Man
TONY PASTORS, I4th st. and Sd aye-yauas,,u.
TWENTY-TIIIRD STREET. ed st. near e,h -
Vaudeville
UNION SQUARE 14th ST.. Broadway-yausevu.
Elsie Janis "-o'io-
S-2:15-e:i6-Closed
WEST END. 12Sth stf-Ths Cat and The ysdd,e.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
A LEAF FROM A JOURNAL.
BY a Strolling Player.

MoNDAY-we opened the house With 55.o, ths
orss,s % our 9s Sr 5Sd da x
repair which save some sen'fman % occasion % ,5, -
roint had we sdvsrtiseI the pIav by the title
OF The Distressed Family"
TUEsDAY-Played George Barnwer. Part ot
the audience wanted me hanged: Aftsrward did
the watchman and the baihn in The Apprentice
Shared thirteen pence three farthings-
wEDNESDAY-Played Iachimo in "Cymbelire.''
My arms almost broken T BY efnS 2g' me- ZEE
paysd ms aSe Tss ssared one ssns
THURsDAY.-DouhIed the Ghost and R9sen-
in '.The Devil Of a Duke" A gentleman affronted
me by SAYING was the derI Of a eo"jaror shared ss
shilling and sixpence. and for the nrst unio
took my two bits of candies
RsysS Maedg h d % m two Witches sF sFss Se
ing drunk. Obliged TO make shift with tTo:
the fares Miss in Her Tse@s 9 Of WAS "a Pr0G,s prt be-
cause could not pay him his weeks ol1r, was
obliged to go without my hair being dTesseu--
Shared ten pence and candle
SATURDAY.-"The Orphan" The manager had
taken Castalio himself and insisted on my
in II only to support Acasto IN tne tnru - All fi
s1ShfS Ma fTends? Sn he answered. Sir they the
George over a mug OF ale. We IIsd iv S,,nso
and never felt anything half so much as the
favorite air. Il wish TO my heart me was dead =
of course we do things much better row; But
the reflection occurs that. IL some OF the players
who are now stars by grace of the shopAeePer
and the wenty-sheet poster would put In sea-
SON or two OF experience such Is denoted III the
above extract from the journal or an oid actor
they would know more about acting 'han '"eS ~
now and the public would see something more
for its two dollars a seat.-or four IL the business
Ia good and the vigilant speculator is on manu-
than they do now. The suggestion Is particularly
commended TO the somewhat numerous Sou.e
ladies who have not yet learned 10 speak uiS-
tinctv or TO move about the stage without falling
over the furniture and themselves or course
twenty cents q night. and a candle IS not the
same thing afternoon teas, horse sHo" eApe
ditions and social attentions but IL tea"s
worth vhile - learn your business" ."-if you VIII
Deesist n going on tho stag~
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
VICTORIA THEATRE.

as the Gibson Girl in The Belle OF MAYFAIR
comes to Mr.. Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre for
week beginning tomorrow afternoon She will
appear In novel sketch and will be assisted by
William Gould Both performers were. until re-
Gently, associated with Joe Weber in Hip, Hipl
Hooray!" William Courteigh will present George
Hubbards one act farce of Peaches" Lily Lena
English music hall singer who was at the
Colonial Theatre. has several new songs with
which to amuse the audiences here. Nellie Fiorede
and the English Rocking Chair Girls will endesvor
to rock and sing themselves into the favor of
the public. and Dill and Ward the Damn
Brothers, Corrine. the Les Trombettas and the
Frederick Brothers will participate in the per-
formance.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
CRITERION THEATRE.

The presentment of The Morals of Marcus has
pieased many audiences at the Criterion Theatre.
hut the local career OF that play will be ended On
December 2S Mr. Aubrey Smith and Miss Marie
Doro the conspicuous players in it, are the re-
cipients Of applause. and the acting of Mr. Smith
is admired for its Iepose and grace. On December
90 rlay called Miss Hook of Holland by Paul
Ruhens author oe .The Three Little Maids will
be produced at the Criterion, with cast that in
cludes Christie Macdonald, Georgia Caine, Hallen
Mostyn John McCloskey. Al Leech. Bertram Wal
lis Richard Lee, Tom Collins, Catherine Cooper,
Eugene Niletts, Florence Nash, William Mooa'
Marion Little. and Eleanor Mansfield.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
AND THOUGHT 1T CHEAP.

The veteran actor Mackln was intimate with
Frank Hayman, the eminent historical painter and
happening to call him morning. soon after
the death of the painters wife. with whom he had
lived on Indifferent terms. hs found him wrangns
with the undertaken. about the extravaganza OF
the funeral expenses Mackin listened to the alter
cation for some time: at last. going up to Hay
man. with great gravity he observed: Come come.
Frank though the bill Is a little extravasant. pay
it, In respect to the memory Of your wife: for by
heaven sir. she would gladly have paid twice a.
much for you had she the came opportunity
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
TONY PASTORS THEATRE

Mr. Pastor has arranged varied and attractive
programme for those attending his playhouse in
Fourteenth street this week. the chief performer
being Miss katherine Miley. Irish variety PLAYER
or some repute- IL is made known that this will
be her first appearance In this country Fiske and
McDonough will present a sketch called ..Dennv's
Dilemma" Tho list OF performers includes Gilbert
and katen. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thorne and COM
pany. in "An Uptown Flat: Potter and Harris
The Macks, the Three Nightingales the Evans
Trio. Miss Jenny Conchas and her dogs Winans
and Cassler Prince and Virginia and T. rero,a
Mora and company.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
MAJESTIC THEATRE.

The time draws near the festival season and per-
sons who are taking thought to the amusement
of chidren.-and. incidentally Of themselvcs.-dur-
ing the holidays. should especially remember that
much innocent pleasure can be derived from view
of THE Top O. tn World" at the Majestic Theatre
That play Giffuses influence OF mirth and kind
ness and. as a Christmas diversion. it is partlcu-
larry appropriate. Throughout the holidays n per-
formance will be given every afternoon as we'll as
night
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
COLONIAL THEATRE.

Robert Hard will be the chief feature OF the
amusement Mr. Williams has provided for those
who attend his Colonial Theatre this week. Mr.
Hilliard will appear in the act play of The
Man Who Won the Pool" Motoring" a comic
sketch. is announced extra attraction. The
Empire City Quartette will sing songs, the
Romany operatic company VIII present q novelty
entitled Gypsy Life and the Waterbury Brothers
and Mr.. Tenny viii disport themselves in a sketch
called Harmony Island" Stuart Barnes, the Kit
abanzi group of jugglers. Collins and Brown and
the Sandwinas will aid in the merrirnent.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
CASINO THEATRE.

The run of The Gay White Way at the Casino
Theatre. continues. and that frolcsome medley
of burlesaue. song and dance finds, of course, an
apnreciatiYe audience. New songs are introduced
from time TO time and the effort is continuous and
yea o1ls to provide diversified amusement Jeffer-
son dc Angels. Blanche Ring, and Alexander Carr
are the prominent performers, and their proceed
ings are viewed with favor.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.

Mr.. Lawrence will resume active operations at
the Madison Square Theatre on December 2. when
Miss May Robson. recently at the Garden. will
appear there, giving her serio-comic performance
OF the eccentric. kindly. elderly spinstcr in The
Reiuveration OF Aunt Mary" Among the various
Christmas entertainments that play-because Of its
cheerful spirit. and because OF Miss Robson's good
acting in it-holds a worthy place
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
WEST END THEATRE.

play called The Cat and the Fiddle will oc-
cupy the stage of the West End Theatre this week,
and about forty performers will participate in its
representation. II is a compound of merrment and
musc-one more OF the many specimens OF blended
antic and song that are so widely prevalent and
popular at this time Among the players who will
appear are Charles \. Selton. Florence Willis and
Jennie Elmore. The Brock Brothers. acrobats.
will also perform. Mr.. Denman Thompson's en-
gaRcnlent ended last night.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
TWENTY-THIRo STREET THEATRE

Marie Lloyd. an English music hall singer comes
to this theatre tomorrow afternoon. Ruth Allen
and company will present a new sketch Howard
ana Howard will appear in the IaughabIe farce
of The Messenger Boy" Belleclsir and kramer
Fanny Rice. the Martin Brothers and Kennedy
ana Rooney Will contribute to the anuser7snt
Next Friday night amateur performers will, bs
permitted to exhibit their talent
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
NEW YORK THEATRE

Louis Mann is on the list of performers who
Will appear at the New York Theatre this week
lie will present abridged edition of the farce
of "All on Account of Eliza Fred Niblo and Miss
Josephine Cohan will be extra attractions each ap-
pearing in novel sketches. The waIthour group
of bicycle performers Johnny Johns. Jay ". Win
ton. the okabo family. Baron's menagerie and
Cottrel-PoweTI will contribute 10 che amusement
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
VARIETY THEATRES.
ALHAMBRA THEATRE.

Miss Hetty King. the male impersonator who
was at the New York Theatre several weeks ago.
will be the headline performer this week at the
AIhanlbra Theatre where she will sing songs
and give impersonatious OF London characters
William Hawtrey and his company will present
a one-act play called Compromised" Besides
these, there will appear Bert Levy, the Meredith
Sisters. Scarf and Violet Allen. the Novelis. Cook
and Sylvia, the Basque quartet and the Colt trio.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
MRS. LE MONIES READINGS.

It is announced that Mrs. Le Aoyne will appear
at the Lyceuln Theatre January and Z. in
the afternoon. and will give readings of the
tragedy of Macbeth" Mrs. lie Moyne possesses
the fire art Of elocution and ii is luxury hear
her voice. The proposed readings should be largely
cd