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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-04
NOTICIASD De
RIO GRANlE.
10 que anunCia 81 siIhatO De Ia 10.
COmOtOra a los VecinOs De Ma
meyeS.
So assgura que aIIsDds 81 rio d este haTrlO SO
10 tlra de Ia oTsja 4 Jorge.
q nMestro oorresp0nsaIl.

Febrero 28.-
Por fin, 81 silbato de Ia locomotoFa,
con Bu voz ronca sonora de vapor
Comprimido, anuncia los veCinos de-
Mameyes que Ia poderosa empresa azu-
carera de Faiardo les invita- Ia gran
fiesta del trabajo cultivando campos, hoy
abandonados 4 espontanea production,
que aporten su obligado contingente de-
riqueza al bienestar collective. ESa voz
que, cual eco simpktico, desciende del
cielo envuelta en- brisas de algeria serS
oida, no 10 dudamos, por los hombreB de
buena voluntad.
I'll detenido, como presunto autor
del robo con egcalamiento en- el comercio
del sef1or Santana, ha sido puesto en- IL
bertad baio fanza que prestaron ell senior
de Pimentel don A. Duefo.
De los efectos robados ha sido resCatado
81 reloi y oeupada la hsrramienta, con
que fu6 alberta ls GAIA, por 81 policfa
Lugo.
-sigue este pueblo sin medico y el
poblado de Mameyes sin el alumbrado
que Sc le ofreci6 = para 81 cual hay CON
Egnada en- 81 preSupuesto Is cantidad de
Glen pesos.
Los cad6veres de los que fallecen en-
los apartadoS baTrios de Sabana, Mata.
platanos y Mameyes Sc entierran en- Ell
cementerio que tiene Fajardo en- el pobla-
do de Luquillo.
Por ESQ opinamos los que en- jichos
barrios representan la riqueza las capa-
cidades, que la anexi6n de 6stos al bien
administrado pueblo de Faiardo, se impo-
ne por raz6n de justicia , de necesidad
urgentfsima y sobre este asunto llaman Ia
atenci6n de Ia Camara y del goberna-
dor.
Sc nos ha informado que ell alcslde y
otro empleado del municipio, andan reco
giendo frmas para oponerse la petici6n
presentada Ia CamRra por los veciaog
de cuatro barrios que anteS formaban par
te del extinguido municipio de Luquillo.
Extrafa mucho que tenga tempo dicho
funcionario para ocuparBe de eStas cosas
y no 10 haya tenido para cumplir con el
precepto de la ley municipal publicando
Ia tMeuoria" annual qOe nos permite
apreciar 81 gesti6n administrative.
Sc nos asegura que allende el rio de
Mameyes hay tiendas que mejor pueden
llamarse puntos de cita de los afcionados
q tirarle de Ia oTeja Jorge. Tengan en-
cuenta que los policfas ALI deBcatadog no
transigen con el vicio. +.
-Muy aplaudidos y favorablemente
comentados han sido aqui los patri6ticos
discursos de Munoz Matienzo. Es mas
digno dimitir que sometsrae: de eOto noe
di6 va ejemplo en- otra OCCASION solemne,
cuando ell gobierno militar, el distinguido
compatriota, Munoz.
Les felicito como la C6mara por So
actitud franco energica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-04
INDIClDOR GENERAL

toNsEIo "A LAS MADREs-El jarsbe ealnlsnte ds
2 sen r. Wnsow de6e usaras sepre que los ulos estan
Todo de Ia denticion. Proporcona aivio Immediate
Pclueno paeente, produce seno natural tranquio,
silvia el dolor angelic despierta muy vivo aegre.
rs muy agsdable al paladar calma Al niho absnda sus
eneias, alva dolores, hace cles las fncones del
esomago rsguia los inestinos. Es e mejor temedio
eonoeido para daea va Drovenga esta de Ia denc6n
de cualquiera ora lengase mueho cdado pedh
q 'Iarabe Camante de IA Sonora Wnslow" es e mej0
AZ todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-04
L1NRA FERREA DEL oEsTE

Itinorarlo.- de Bayamon y Cap,.
! . simultaneamente.
Dias laborabls-h aHIana 8, 7.O5, 8 30
0.4b HOO. TardO 1915, Las, B.15. Abs, 5.45
$50.
y 11.O0 TardO 1915, 1.RO, 2.B0, $50, 4.sO
6.45 y $50.
BiiIote baratos para dias festivos. De
Uatafio BRyamon, ida y vuelta IL Ol Ass
e0-25 2e q lass S0-16. De Bayamon @. ,ailO
BillOtO ordinario de Capital q Cat 20 on
clano O. 4 oantavos. 1=>
Bayam6n, 10 dc soptiOmorO de 1905 Ra-
Ra NON ValdAs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-04
FL salva-auesGla del vlaierO.

=
w. b. CoMSToCK Morristown, N. Y
ATuy Sr mio:-Por muchos amos he sdo nm acerrimc
pardaru de PiIdoFaS de Raz indiana del Dr. Morse
no pUrque fe ciega Ia que engo elias sinO
a conanza que para mi han hecho acreedoras por
expeencia que he tenido oporunad de sufr sobre 81
vsur merito. Mis- OcupacOnes tales que pasO muohC
tempo fuera de mi consideraria equi
paie complete llegaran fltar las Pdoras del Dc
sS.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-04

FAMAS De EUROPA Los ricos y renom-
brados vinos de Jerez--Espafi -propiedad
de las famosas bodegas de A. r. Valdes-
pino Ell muy eminente sabio doctor To-
IOsa Latour dice, que las propiedades de
estos caldos superan los mejores recOnsti-
tuyentes en- todos los casos de anemia, es-
pecialmente en- los nifios debiles, segun 10
ha comprobado en- Ell Hospital del Sagrado
Corazon de Madrid. Los que recomienda
muy eficazmente. Unicos agentesen Pto-
Rico. Cerecedo Hernaonosy ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-04
Hotel San Juan refOImadO.

Ofrece sus clientes tanto de la isla como
de la Capital y q toClo el mundo en- general
comidas sanas y bien condimentadas las
costumbres del pals, Americanas, Francesas
Y rispafloIas. Habitaciones comodas, ven-
ills las Y con vista Is Ia bahia, un comedor
espacioso de,donde Sc domino la entrada
salida de todos los Vapores al puerto. ser
viciO bajo competsnfe direction slendo sus
precios sumamente m0dicos
Pasajeros de un dia para otroa a $l.5O d1ar1o
i'd. por5 dias solamente l.5
i'd. por mas de 5-dias 1.OO
Sc admiten abonados y bateas preclos
ConvencionaIes Propietar1a, Mercedes
cespedes viud q de Ledesma. Adm1nlstra-
dor, Alfonso Soto. oO. Y.
Sc sOLICITA IN dependiente de far
macia que posea buena practiea De oue'
mas referencias. Dirijirss 6ssV. =. NicoFe-
lii. Guayama p. r. Y. 9.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-04

Un =rtfculo dc meriiO Sc vende bien.
Borqchoir Har6or, ". s., EnerO l3 de 1890
" Il COMSTOCK. Morrstown, N. Y
4r-er able Sr.;-Fsfa csra para certhear que sor
rnnrrran;e de Patpne, incuyend0 variat
c..atss de PfhOr3ls Que vendo PildoFaS de RaF
qei d Morse qee de todas las catas 81
I sp auulentO-
n Z. = NTCHoIsoN, 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-04
VALBN SU PES0 I'M OR0.

COnserva Ell mecnnismO EN- buen estadO;
Norman. Ont, EnerO IS de 1880.
w. q. CoMSToCK, Morristown, N. Z.
Estimado Sr.:-Sus PildOFas de RaIx Indiana del Dc.
ssr a III bnina1SaS y & = y coo ~ rG auS S :
decados mecanismos partcua nsgnfeante de
cuerpo extranO Sc adhere a pequena de sus
ruedas eual ell resuItadoa-PrmerO solamente una
pequena derencia pecepble perO deese abandonada
asf que erecendo Ia obstruction Ia iTeguaridad
hac6ndose randa hsta que 10 que Pudo clmente
al empezar eOrrese necearia entonces mucho mas baO
cuidado para arregarlo As es la constitution humane
TN pequeo desarregIo abandona, aumenta,
inperce ptbemente al principle despues rapez hasa
que 10 pudo principle cortar de raz mu
POGO trabaio vuelve cesi Para evitar eso
sejo odO 81 mundo que purifquen ORGANISING tomandq
las Pd0Fas de Morse ai conservardn vgOry vitadad.
s. SIS.
II. F. HATWELLA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-04
PARIS BGzAR

Grandes novedadeB se han recibido en-
eli PARIS BAZAR de PEDRO GIUSTI
en- carte,aB de msno, porta monedas, boil
sas de mano, cinturones; peinetas, collares
de perlas, cintas de fantasia, pasadores de
bolas grauiles para sombyeros, capelinas de
paia de Italia de paja de Arroz y mu'
choB otroR artfculoB todos de Ultima nove'
had
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SEMILLASD DE PINAS.--Cosechado en-
Puerto Rico de semilla imuortada de Cuba
Y la Florida. ttRed Spanish" TCubana) Y
''Smooth Cayenne" (Lizo sin espinas.)
Unico Agente. VIM, H, Hill, Box 444, San
Juan, p. r. 15v.s.
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F. MATANZO
DR.. EN- MEDIClNA Y GlRUJIA
oCUI.IsTA

Ex-medico auxiliar de la Clfnica Oftal-
mol0gica que cargo del DR.. Barraquer
existe en- Ell Hospital de Ia Santa Cruz
de Barcelona.
Consultorio exclusive para afecciOnes
de los ojos
Tetuan, "a (cerca del Teatro.)
H6ras de cOnsultas:
De II de la mafiana, Gratis los
pObres: de q de la mafiana.
The Washington times., 1907-01-22
Yesterday in the Senate

Men who know the United States
Senate will ind much that is re-
markable i'm the proceedings of yes
terday.
Hardly ever have the wonderful
rapabiIity of the Republicans To
unite or the equally wonderful capa-
bility of the Democrats To disagree
been better eNemplifed. Rarely
have addresses been more thorough
ly revealatory of personality-and
extremes of personality those
of Mr.. Tillmen ana Mr.. Spooner.
Almost never have Two men. both
honest, high-minded. and courteous
of heart, done themselves and each
other SO much unrequired injury as
Mr.. Tillman and Mr.. Carmack
The senior Senator from South
Carolina may be ever So awkward:
he is Vet. unm.stalyably honest. and
kind. ID is iuconcei,able thar he in
tended to be- other tiau humorous
in the personalities with which ne
began his address. That he failed
so to impress his Democratic coll
league from tennessee was due. in
part, surely, To che fact that the
latter was not DO the chamber when
the pIeaSantrie~ were delivered. ~
was costly chance, for of all the
rebukeS which Mr. Tilmau's brutal
ness of speech his disposition To
argue with hi- temper rather than
his brain, his rudeues~ whether of
fun or seriousness have cost him.
This from "a party associate must
have hurt him most.
Fairness 10 both Senators requires
The statement that Mr.. Carmack.
though ju7tidably re-eutful took
too much otfruse. a query of his
neighbor would have brought forth.
az afterwards developed, am ample
disavowaI of amy purpose 10 be dis
courteous. II would also have saved
MIR. Carmack the realization. which
must nave come 20 him by now, that
his words. even if justified, did not
further single principle or add a
single leaf 90 his personal Iaurels,
The Washington times., 1907-01-22
swETTEEHAM.

tn, s-ef0t's heel is on thy shore.
SWetJenham'
Ills help II a. thy ruined door,
SWettenham,
Avcugc tae earthquakes awful gore.
Command his 1anks 10 leave thy shore
And never come back any more
SW ttenhami O SWettcnham,
Thou wilt not cover in the dust
SRettenham'
And take the Yankee help. We trust.
Swettenham,
Iamufra's cracked and trembling crust
The dead ln burning buildings urusi.
The hooters and the hooters lust
are scarcely things 90 be discussed.
SWtttenhami . SWetteuham,
Thou Will not yield the Yankee toll.
SWettenham,
Thou wilt not crook 10 his control.
SWeUIenham,
Better the earthquake he thy goal.
Better the fire upon thee roll.
Than sOftcning Of the British soul.
Swettenham, o Swettenham!
The killed In King ston now are dead.
SWetIenham,
The miured's blood has all been shed.
SWettenham,
The hungry ones need not be fed
Tie leadeTiess need not be led
The houseless. homeless need no bed,
The British standard. flying red.
Floats proudly Ger Jamaica head,
SWettenhami o SWettenhami
w J. Hampton in the New Yori
World.
The Washington times., 1907-01-22
" The Duel" Interesting
And Very Well Played

wealth. The conclusion Is inevitable,
lle uelOuem-lr taking place. Romeo
ike, a. "a easement in the hour before
dawn
Miss George gave 90 the Interpretation
ar ile role ar Olivia Sherwood q depth
ut feeling which. linked WITH beg charm
ING personality and stage presence.
made tn- part highly svnpdtletic Her
reading was Thoroughly oppressive
without ln any sense elCra1clilE ON tle
limitations 81 uaturzluess-
Robert r. HaiHes made an accept
ln.e lover bur there was "a tinee OF
bis excellent work Boo tEe garb of the
Japanese war hero or 1.-The Darling 0f
f1e Gods. The snuFtcomius, IF such %
may Dee called. is cGlTgeable 90 the role
rather taau'JHe actor.
Prank WSFLlile had the tharbIe-z
THae nj Arnold West Ills INTERPRETATION
was 100 lelFlI tp be- altogether artistic.
H-t his drunken scene was 10 every Tt-
sfe-t satisfactory IL was in JEe lighter
scenes Thar Lls Performance was roo
fie-lv Keyed.
A. H. StIarts brace Waiting MAS
one ~ the features 81 the Performance.
"li MS Interpretation saTOrld az TOO
much -euItstE 90 he aUDealiuE HAD
there been less of Vhimper he afdie-rs
would have been better UTeu1rai for
--e really touching reconciliation He-
tween man ana wife Iu Jhe third arr
Whatever may De- as shortcomings i'm
other respects. Clothes b. assured Il.
an artistic sta1r and "a delight 90 me
E-l-l' OF lelllEluitr. EuE this takes
..r Beyond The pale OF dramatic crit
.--t ii-te Lie realm OF mysteries over
which the mudis.e uTes.des
The Washington times., 1907-01-22
JAPS OVERRUNNING
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

Japanese are oyerrunnine lhe Ha-
waiisu islands they are becomins
strong factor there and the issue be-
tween The little yellow men and the
Americans soon VIII become "a critical
one that viii demand the most serious
consideration of the American Congress.
iu the opinion OF Jonah Euhio KaIaHian-
aoIe. a former prince OF Honolulu and
the Hawaiian delegate 10 Congress. who
has just arrived ia Washington
Prince kalauianaoIe arrived at the
Dewey Hotel several DAYS belated on
account OF his train from IN Francisco
running into the tlizzards and snow
banks. The prince WIS seven weeks late
arriving for his work here because of the
serious Hines of the princess. who could
not accompany him. according 10 their
previous intentions
Discussing the japanese situation i'm
the lsla uds, the prince, as he Is qffec-
JiOnately called by his friends. said. 81
do not think there Is any danger of the
Japanese becoming American citizens in
sufficient Numbers Co enable them 10
secure political control of the islands
The chief measure J shall press here
this winter viii De- that advocated bv
President Roosevelt IN his message-th
return 10 Hawaii OF . per cent Of tho
customs receipts for the furlheranee of
Government purposes there
The Washington times., 1907-01-22
A Good Fight.

Representative BouteU of Illinois
enters ou good fight with long
distance ammunition when he es-
pouses the cause of decent quarters
for the executive departments. The
need for new buildings as pressing.
the advantage to- the Government
viii be great. and both money and
time can bee saved to 30 as business
proposition if its employees are
given buildings suited To their occu-
pations.
A. a beginning. Mir. Houtell has
introduced q resolution asking the
Secretary of the Treasury To report
the Governments rent Diu iu Wash
ingtou. and the amount of floor
space for which that outlay is made.
Ale viii find the first total some
y, hat more than 10 was for the fiscal
year ending june go 1906. Then il
was s349.26d the interest at the
Gotcrumeut's borrowing rate, not
more than ia per cent ON Sls.3s2,-
422
Ban This Is NOT the whole principle
involved. Secretary Metcalf, compe-
tent business man. has estimated
that the Department of Commerce
and labor loses annually S600,000
through the scattering of its bu-
rcaus. Yet it's rent bin is only
S53,499. The Department of Agrieul-
lure dropped around among some
twenty buildings while Commerce
and Labor uses only six. viii surely
profit as greatly through concen-
iration under one roof Nearly
every other branch of the Govern
ment service is similarly handi-
capped. Not one, probably, can tell
The Washington times., 1907-01-22
CLOTHES" IS WELL NAMED
AND NOT UNDRESSING

The chief feature of Miss Grace
Georges vehicle this season is the
wardrobe of herself and her ooafreres
The nomenclature OF the play Is 90 De
commit nded.
Tine HonHood-Pollock drama ~ClotHes
IS a motley society comedy. having a
dash of 'The Strength of the weak.
"a generous portion of 1.-The Pit" and
several other more or less well-kn0Hn
PLAYS carefully and in many respects
arfisticauy blended. but il can SCARCELY
bs. accused oil beiug original
The play is not without interest We
are made te smile ar the little follies
which we ourselves commit, and in
many Instances the lines are read with
q degree Of briIiance By the actress
that woUld redeem far less meritOrlous
drama
The plot Fevolves about an impeeun-
iors giIl. mentally ana morally above
the social set in which she moves and
81 which she has begun 10 think her
sell part She must have clothes so
sn decided TO marry the man who can
gis-e them 10 her. His love opens her
-y,ss 10 the sordidness of her desires
aue she sends him away. only 90 find
that she really loves him and not his
The Washington times., 1907-01-22
"A MESSAGE FROM MARS
WELL PLAYED AT MAJESTIC

Richard Gauth0nys comedy drama,
"A Message From Mars i'm which the
noted English comedian Charles Haw-
trey, starred last season. returns 90 llls
city az the Majestic with Herbert Bar
riustcn ia the leading role as Horace
Parker, and supported by practically
the same east which toured with 2r.
HaWtrey. Although there is plenty aL
hum0r running through Tie plot ir IS OF
the right kind and does u1t interfere
with the original intention of the author
to present "a play with deep moral
The seltslncs5 OF MAN ls taken as the
theme. Horace Parker "a wealthy ECHH-
tHElislU.ll. is engaged Go ll- adopted
sister. Minnie TtmD.GT. iic is Interested
i'm science and self 20 tie exclusion ~
everything else even 10 his duty ID
his afIanced bride. Parker has arr
ranged 10 take his sister GO "a BAH. bU-
1T the last moment refuses for purely
selfish reasons, and allows her % so
with mis- rival Arthur Dlcey, whose Hl-
t-utipeuess toward Minnie opens tla
girls eyes 90 the JE1uslrlesslesS OF
Parker. The latter himself finally real
ICES mis- abnormal selI-cenlereaness HE
sent from Mars Tor tl= express plrpu77
Of revealing ID hlm his faults. FIrkr
s reduced % p4uperlSu and iu mis- way
secs himself I'D his true I-lL- All tIa.
remains. of course. is -la rehabilitation
OF the man The para is played very
ably hy Darlington. Bliss Marion Ruek-
ert as Minnie Frederick Brandon. a-
tramp, and Margaret Sayers, as Aunt
Martina. are exceptionally good in their
respective roles The remainder VI Lue
east is equally good
The Washington times., 1907-01-22
Things to Bear in Mind.

Now that the District appropria-
lion act has reached the Senate. it is
10 be hoped members of the Senate
District Committee will remember:
That the day patrol force of the
District Police Department is less
than 100 men.
That the streets are largely wear
ing out al once because they were
largely paved al once and have given
good service.
That, as the city has been built
without yards for its houses, its
children must have Fairgrounds or
play ina the streets.
That half allowances for hospitals
are hardly better than none.
That the files of the District Su-
preme Court involve the title 10
practically all District real estate,
and are dangerously exposed 10 fire
risk.
That were Washington allowed To
spend its own taxes IL would long
ago have reclaimed the Anacostia
flats.
The Washington times., 1907-01-22

how great the aggregate waste is;
but it is entirely within reason 10
estimate il at twice the outlay for
rent
Finally, though business eonsid-
erations will appeal with special
force to Congress, they are not the
only ones which viii appeal TO the
country. Any Senator or Repre-
sentative who thinks his constitu-
ents find satisfaction in the sight
OF American bureaus scattered over
the face of Washington makes d
great mistake
The people of this nation feel
themselves 10 be rich enough TO
house their Office force la buildings
which would ornament the finest
city in the world. If they are con
suited. the pre- sent policy of perjury
and mnkeshift will be sWamped by
"A vote of approval for Mr. Boutelrs
platform:
believe that every department. and
branch OF the Government should have
its own quarters here, and that these
quarters should be owned BIZ the Gov
ernmeut.
such situation would result not
only IA economy for the Government in
.e long run, but 10 would beautify
Washington permanently 1 think this
city should be- the model CITY of Tie
country and of the world Ia beauty and
ln every other way.
The Washington times., 1907-01-22
REAL FUN IS FURNISHED
BY LEW FIELDS COMPANY

Lew Fields and the other stars me
has with hin furnished a continuous
round of real fun m the BeIasc8 last
night SD About Town and gave "a
good traves-v Oh ''The Music aTasre, oil.
In About Town there are So many
bright ines that the audience faUebs
iiom lle Use OF the curtain 10 us f-I.
The character work is So individual and
so clever that lnere is no o1DortuDfrv
Tor sioWuess OF lapse In interest," aut--
where. and the song numbers. with an
unusually good chorus. as the luishins
touch. are nearly an hits
Fields has supporting him What bs
calls an "aIl-star COMPANY ana +,
many respects the boast is made aoo5
There are Edna Wallace Homer = mis-
Dresser, Blanche Ring. Peter J.. DsHav
George Bebau, Harry Fisher. ana T.s9--
renee Grossmith. and an of them do
much 20 make the piece deserve "a ls1rot,
al every turn.
There are two situations Thar s.s,5
ABOVE the others. one the ..bridsef
whist game and the other the .5Uei.,
Hel"een Lew Fields and George Reban
~ L-ie CUE scene, IL is true the most
dangerous point is reached when Firi5s
cries. lie blt me, he biz me.F Bun In ii
ol e. OF inc most ldU4ualIa things star.
mere in a long time Lew Fields u.ffb
nus Lunh4 race ana very funny meth
odri Was as l8uEbable as ever ana fpara
DALEY, king oI the CaDtiuIIous . 49,
marry FianeT, the song writer we've
close seconds 90 his fun-proy Oking work
CI uHe song hits, The best were "Tm
fickIe Maid. by Edna Wallace Hop
The same Ola Girl. by Louise Dres-
ser ana "Ihe piccadilly Crawl" bv
Lawrence GrossmiLh. II IS seldom thar
male voice ln The chorus arouses
comment on the audience s SIDE OF the
IOotlgnts, But Lew Fields has in his
chorus "a slender. b0ylsh-l0okins Young
man from whose bass voice great things
may Doe expected in the future Com
mtnl 10 TINS effect was heard in all
parts oI the theater last 0ight
Tie JraVesty On The Music Master
Is good, as JraVesry Lew Fields
makeup as WarIeld Is clever. and the
original lines OF THE Music Master.
are distorted just enough 10 make ridi-
cllOus what was SAD ana serious IN
Lew Fields plays the role Of the
Music Master, and after his round OF
genuine farce work iu the early part
of the program hr gives a bit oil acting
that makes one almost wish the niece
We're not "a buslesque after AN. Fields
Is an actor, and only once in a while
during his portrayal he Leu a word a
gesture. or a look define has purpose ct
comedy rather than path0s. His scene
with the Wrecker of his home was finely
done but was Of course. concluded with
a lot OF nGnsen'se TO tit tine occasion.
The burlesque was not as clever as
one expected 10 find IT, Instead OF
selecting one of the big scenes in the
play and working II up an attempt is
made 10 cover The entire piece IN tabloid
form. Harry Fisher. IN MS song, Little
Houston Street and Blanche Ring with
her limitations. were the features OF this
part of the bill
Miss Ring PLAYS the daughter She is
clever ana Wade d distinct Lit last
night but she is too familiar with her
/ feIloW-players on the bill and insists
0n calling them by their own names
rather than The ones under which they