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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31
AN OPPoRTUNTTa

AN OPPORTUNITIES
To buy a home below market value.
Owner must sell at once and VIII sac
rifice Il s room red brick, bath, on
full south front lots, nicely fenced
and is on paved street Owner gave
$4,000 for this beautiful place and Will
sell this week for $1,000 This place
is close in and is the greatest bar
gain on the market today. Let US
show il TO you. The terms are $500
cash. balance l, 2 and years,
We have q south front terrace build
ing site IN Mundy Heights for sale
very cheap. This lot is 50x12O and can
be bought for $3.50 on easy terms il
You want it A good investment one
. there's bound to be money made in. A
desirable building site is always very
salable-
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.,
Bell $50 226 Mesa Auto. 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31
WOOL
st. Louis Wool.

st. Louis, Mo-, March 31.-Wool dull.
Territory and western mediums, 80 20;
fine mediums. $50 %: fine, 11G16.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31

ChamberIain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets invariably bring relief TO wo-
men suffering from chronic constipa-
ton. headache. biliousness. dizziness
sallowness OF the skin and dyspepsia.
Sold by ali druggists
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

ONE BOZ WANTED to drive wagon:
must be clean and have bicycle. no
loafers need apply Call at Pioneer
Bakery, $40 E. Overland
BOARD AND ROOM in private family:
new modern home. sleeping porches;
healthiest part of city; no objection to
convalescent- Bell 2913.
HOUSEKEEPING RooMs-1OO7 N. Ell
Paso. Bell 3246.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31
1ss ACRES IN CHaMBERrNo.

1S5 ACHES N CHAMBERINU-
ALL IN THE VALLEY, 60 ACRES IN
ALFALFA, 10 OR Is IN CORN AS3
WHEAT. ALL THIS LAND Is UNDER
FULL WATER RIGHTS IN THE
CHAMBERINO DITCH AND Is
SIGNED UP UNDER THE GOVERN
MENT DAM. EVERY ACRE OF THE
LAND CAN BE IRRIGATED AND AT
THE PRICE L AN OFFERING II AT,
IT is AT LEAST $50 BELOW THE
MARKET PRICE. PRICE $55 PER
ACRE. 1-3 DOWN, BALANCE I AND
. YEARS. ALWAYS PLEASED TO
SHOW THE VALLEY IN THE AUTO
MOBILE.
K. C.. BAILEY.
3o6 MESA, ORNDCRFF HOTEL
BELL ZOOS. AUTO. 2217.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31
JURY DISCHARGED

After failing to agree on a verdict in
the case OF Ernest Moreau. charged with
theft from the person. the Jury which
heard the evidence was dismissed bv
Judge James R. Harper this morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31
w. SAN ANTONIO ST.

w. SAN ANTONIO ST.
We have here 120 feet on corner
Leon St. suitable for wholesale house
No other piece OF propertt in this dis
trict is better located than this and
we can make you the right price and
terms
GOOD BUY ON TEXAS STREET.
40x104 feet on corner with 2 story
brick building that will make some
one good money at the price we can
offer. This is close in and will soon be
business property.
MESA AVENUE BUY.
40x12o feet close in on Mesa Ave
with 2 story p room house. Just
the place for a good rooming house
proposition. The rent will pay a good
interest on the investment. Let US tell
you the price and terms.
SOMETHING GOOD ON n. KANSAS
STREET.
39x12o feet with is room house.
less than / block from E. p S. w
building that is one of the best buys
on the market. The owner will trade
this for a good piece OF Improved lower
valley land.
For further particulars see
AndeFson-Benneft Realty Co..
Rooms q and IS Bassett & Edwards
Building.
Bell Phone AL Auto. 1853.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31

FOR SALE-REAL ES cAIE.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
III. l.. HOWELL.
eI3 HERALD BUILDING.
Vacant iots-Two fine level. south
front corner lots, block from cat IN
These lots are 140 feet in lenStn any
are located on the paved roao 20 49,
Bliss At the price they are the 80
bargain in the city today. oniy s"''
for the 2. Cash
H L. HOWELL,
2I3 Herald Building
Vacant lots. Sunset Helghts-O S;n
and half lots. east front leVgI, ~ t.i llc
utes walk from postonice. nan DIoCH
10 paved street leading TO the cen Ia,
OF city VIII be on the new cdA - 49,
running out West Missouri street On1s
this one site at the price ,s1-'O'
Or cash.
III. L. HOWELL,
2l3 Herald Building
SUNSET HEIGHTS.
Modern 6 room red pressed prlck' On
paved street l block from car !ihe,
Gated in the finest residence suoulD
ri Paso. right in the midst OF a clusI =,
of high priced residences Price Il o'
f4ZoU. on very easy NCe---1-
H. L. HOWELL.
aI3 Herald Building
prosnect Ave. Sunset Heights
South front corner The most beauI
ful view from this corner TO De ,o
anywhere in the city. Size 4O1I1V; @
block from car line and beautiiu VI " IL L.
DIV Park This corner had Deen
served by an FL Paso business man a.
a site for his house, but cnanse ~
his plans makes ii advisable 70 ser
Price cut from $500 TO 2O5O Ierins'
III. l.. HOWELL,
213 Herald Building
Business Property-53 feet on Snl-
huahua St, block and half from Wesl
San Antonio St This IS east EFT
will cut a little for quick sale. sun
chile location for apartment or roomlnS
house, store, warehouse or garase'
H l.. HOWELL,
2I3 Herald Building
IA ROOM STORY BRICK.
Just minutes walk from the post
office. east front. large rooms; W. o.
rooIning house. Always rented; &C
count being so close in. VIII sell tnlS
bargain for only $500, third or fourth
cash. balance easy
M. L. HOWELL
213 Herald building.
Texas St, near s. w. shops. 5Oxlzo'
south front / block from fire station
on the main county road. Fine store
rooming or apartment house location
Has at present s11 monthly income
All fenced Cut price and easy terms
III. L. HOWELL,
213 Herald Building.
Income PROPERLY block covered
with brick structures almost new, oc-
cupied by good pay colored tenants, OF
the better class. Located l block from
car line, walking distance from town
a good buy at the price, s14.5Oo
H l.. HOWELL,
213 Herald Building
COTTAGE BARGAINS.
room modern brick cottage on
paved street sidewalks down, front
and back all fenced. lawn, wood house,
ETC. all complete Has bath room,
pantry, mantel in parlor, and is located
in good neighborhood- This genuine
bargain will be sold for $500 on very
easy terms $3.50 cash, balance month
ly payments
III. J.. HOWELL,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31
NEW YORK LISTED
STOCKS.

tBy Special Wire TO The Herald from
H II. Bru Co.. Globe. Ariz-,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31
Too Late To Classify-Too Late to Classify
One Cent Word No AID. Less Than Csc

The man of ideas, the worker, looks for
something better. Are you reading the Sit
uation Column, MIR. Business Man? You
may get the man you're looking for.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31

Shattuck cs
Superior & Globe, DIT pd... so
Tonopah 7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31
FOR RENT.

Large storeroom for retail or u,o,.
Saie purposes. ST. Louis St, close in.
s. P. trackage. IN
A. p. Coles & Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31

213 Herald Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31
COTTAGE BARGAINS.

room modern brick cottage on
paved street sidewalks down, front
and back all fenced. lawn, wood house,
ETC. all complete. Has bath room,
pantry, mantel in parlor, and is located
in good neighborhood- This genuine
bargain will be sold for $500 on very
easy terms $3.50 cash, balance month
]y payments
HI. J.. HOWELL,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31
A CHEAP SUBURBAN HOME

pretty little room brick on Nash
vile ST., Altura Park, . full lots. and
$500 will take it; part cash, balance
1 and 2 years.
Anderson-Bennett Realty CO..
Rooms 81 and % Bassett & Edward
Building. Bell 491; Auto. 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31

FOR COLORED PEOPLE.
for rent-Two 3 room houses nm
wyoming st. for $3.50.
Turner 's& Davis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31

FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, with bath, gas
phone; very desirable; no sick or chill
dren taken. 901 Wyoming.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-31

Everyone who wears glasses should
have an extra pair for reserve, in case
one pair gets broken Some persons
have several pairs. If you need glasses
wear them as prescribed and If they
are right you will derive great benent
from them
Geo. ID. Kendall,
20S Mesa Ave, Makes Glasses Right
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Two dollar limit vas IN" rule. hut iahi"
stakes vas not an uncommon form. anil
on two or three occasions ! saw a ~ limit
gam" played
II vas a largo club and q good many
q m" member PLAYED u,"i 20 JON
IN IN" games myr"lf though | nr,er
plds"i q" any excess and mad" - r.Ilc
never Co lo'e q. or 50 40 = sitting And
| r"I er remember 20 have won over 500
80 d. / loot moro often than ! won va.
n-."r rnurh ahead of m" game Morris
plly"I to- urcas ionally. and as he IRE.
f"rrri N" tlh" stas" games h" vas apt
to win or los. NOR" than ! d'i In fact
seeing hun play a. ! did ."y"ral times
! concluded ne had more than a trace
Of IN" gambling fever
IL cam" on toward election time and
m" contest between Morris and tn" man
who had been leader for some years PROM
Sad TO ba a close one. Tn" leader IN
call him Gala CHER was -training every
nerve 10 hold his own. and W. who wcr"
backing Morn, were equally energetic.
Naturally the clubhouse was crowd 4
every evening and on. night when went
in lat. after "a hard DAYS campaigning
{ found Morris there talking earnestly
with Gallagher and two or three Of hl-
adh-r-nts joined the group know ms
that Morris al Least would want M" with
hun and h, conference lasted until after
midnight Their was 81 'utv - political
antagoni-m mar u -. bu' a noticeable.
thing al,out II wa, tina no personal nos
ulity vas shown On th.. contrary Gal
Iaghnr urofe--.,d hiking for Morn. and
salt with apparent fr"ndin.-s that b"
hoIlrd tho D..-t man would win ana that
hey would confirm" on good terms which
EYER way a. wont I remember thinking
~ tho tim. hat u wa hardly natural
for u man ik'. Gallagher 80 r''i that way.
faITu
WIN the conference broke az | vas
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PtNtut'S NEW THEATRE.
Io' -rnmeui Palace and Pisy house IN
NIaSnlncent uuIltlng.

In" pubic theatre - a Conspicuous far
tor ~ the (" e every LATIN American
CT" fy"rv important town owns i's
splendid mum, pal theatre. Of which Il 10
iustlv proud H. many cssrs these
theatres are BUILDINGS beautiful IN de-
sign. having cust large sums ~ money
~ erect ono r. the recent contributors
H. tins rc-g"ci ~ the cav e Panama.
-. u"v &c, crumCnt Palace and the
Nc .ona' Theatre constitute one Of she
.nC,t l5,lur'ls ~ Panama occupying
O., ' 49, totv e"tI them The
ii.,..t., n e. ,l., side and rho ralace,
o. 80 O.. ,lr different departments
e 50. ,"...'..: force II the republic. ~
o.. 49,. ..... D n" two make q fin edifce
'py,...r -u area - nearly u .OOo square
"a M cost pjno 49,
Il'. = Idit briun 81 che theatre will ac-
'r'uuoiatc an Persons, SAYS IsTH
7r-.0g and has -pl"udid acorsi C prom
eTtI's The interior walls are formed Of
iron ard cnfnsRt blocks. he roof - Of
corrugated iron and he stage in fitted
with a ireI r,-of. metallic curtain Light
aud ventilation are obtained frOm eiCht
large windows. situated on each Of ths
gouT sides.
II vas erected during the adnlinistra-
ton az tn late Or Amador Guerrero,
having b-"n commenced IN NoVsm bar.
1906. and cOmDleted two and = half years
later. u was Inlugurated by an Italian
opera co'upoHy. which had been expressly
contracted Tor. ~inCs that time u han
giSen an uninterrupted series % pertorm-
apc~s u every kind
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tired enough 20 90 nom" but -orahrty
rruIO-' game pt poker. ana 80 !. .
NUrI- ~dli n" would tax" hu.d | rt'-
solved iO stay ana IpDk on. =, ! tuirk
81 - now y -.'' ms - II ! had some .a-. ...
i'"hug 81 ti-tTI-'. bu' a. ~" tlu. ! g.
hardly. n e, all. Conscious - .a...IuE
NOR than yu'lu-i'y and a natural q. O.
Co - " h.w Morn, would com. nu' 90 "a .
gam"
Gallagher sa' ~. ,.orncv hat to nv sur
pri 80. for u" iii.'t play v"-v oft o.. and |
happened go knuw h" had been up all tho
previous night but b" va an iron man
and showed 80 81 IN q fatigue
-fort-s. VINO ND prupp-..i IN" Gam" .
was Lieutenant of Gallagher ard hul-
saif a man pi ,-pusid"rabl. lnhIenc. IN n.
party. although he had ne, er ht plac"
politically u" Wa contractor and
doubtless felt satisfied with the business
he ~d- dong TOR th' city. he fourth
man ia he game war a stranger 10 me, hut
tn" tabl" without question ] concluded
that he ShS probably q nov member N"ii
knpSn 20 GalllGh'r
The hfth man I knew vol and | was
SURPRISED to $500 Morris SIT down t. play
with him. for y Wa- Az OY"n secret that
~" "nn"i q controlling inhuen'" N m"
lsrgest gambling ho'B" ~ the district
In hIs own - .har VA. hpv ever. h. had
a deal 1T InhucnC" With q large nufnl 80
~ voters AMI ! had never heard him
acC-Is"'t - CrO'',nd play
-Th"T agre"d ut IN" start 80 ulhy 'aIl"
states and zach iran bought SIp0 ~ .htu,
tor a beginning but o. was .. id.n' IN ~"
iirt iSo rounds that ~ IT." ;g,u"v a.
that would not carr" ANY, ~" Far ~ M
game
Tn" d.ll i-li 80 IA" stranger. and
Gallagher hIyIng IN" a." put ~ s. al
81 a. an anti. wn-r"Ippn IN" e.. ~
having next >av promptly strld,!i"!. Ius'
FOR I't h. ALL. Nit"r ~" d"t! Iurl -,
came in, pAttln.; IL Up Co Nnrri.
-HS Ini onpI,h - -'ay and he
deAlsr Dropped out. bat Oallg Lhor irailssl
and The gambler r'iS~l II Sin Then
Furta. 'hrs~ loan his hand anil Gal
L. CHER mad" " $40 moro
~ that m" gambler raised again and
Norris saw that he was between two fires
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stage and the bach sroJrd faces away
tho SrounGs must climb up small hill.
and from tsapoN they first lew the stage.
Then theg descend and taxi their PLACES
m tho largo upholstered see u that enable
them to ENJOY the play
There ~ great simplicity in the arrange
men: If the grounds One admission 81
the we, Nncss Of ell ont Of door plays v
found IN the existence % large shed.
und"- e. hIch the sudience NAV take refuge
m ~ >" 81 ram
III" rcs' uop.lsr hour fer the PLAYS
Is 'l0'" which brings the drama TO an
rnd IN IN" lEh' % the setting sun. and
for TINS r"a-cn the th"stTe - so built that
'aa audience sits ~ ith Its back to the sun.
Tho actors do not ice the customary
npSeIp N IA" dar hight performances.
In the evenings electric light 20 used.
The -, ent prodvctiCn of -lRnnhaueeT'
ont NJ dOors hC> >hJy, n che "Nec' 81 he
nov mo, enent t"-.,n ~ the hArtz Noun
g. NJ end ~ Rc-t"n-,em
L. isNgs nsi IN" PRINCIPLES Of the organ
spot should l.. scle,tei merely because
n lts appTOprIl' ness to a certain play.
{ must - Just e., vclltuIted TO 10 PLAYS
a, an cnC!u."d 81. yhous" j. NoIthcr Mr..
GIcc' nor NJ tohuIu has attempted
anythIng liz tn" o,Ebora'" buildings seen
u this G-rman he; IRE. bu' they are ad-
dlrg az possible Decorative beauty 20 the
natural sizes they select
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l. va % -rni r'ac' u drop. hur b" - a. Ell
% Co.. moi "n's and th'n 'ops IN" only
'f r.- '"rr" oa"n I" him ~" puzzled MS
''uD." s.g.. ~
~ ooIr-" thar s'ppp"i he scesaw
and Gala dior gUlc.iy folded hut tho
rI..'."r sta, 81 and cal'ed frr two cards
~" caIgh' a pair 90 his three ~ n kind
ami u"Ti Morris. who hld stood vat on a
f'.sh
~Ha bought again and on Gallagher
deal MAD" q small wInrinG, hut found
uut;mr 20 riav on ~ the next Two deals
On iIt own. however. he caught three
.lnrs and raised when u came TO HIM to
: Law
STAYED and he gambler reraIsei II Then
ForlC- dropped and Morris traIled
~" h.d nut hiws"lf again IN tho same
pp~itt"u D." was IN before and | was s1re
sav = inin' +nIl" on GallaEher's face a.
he rIi~" AGAIN and the gambler IN his
turn also raj 'd.
"NCfrls -I- good player. though he
did not .e"'n - r"gl,zr what seemed rl.in
10 mo. that ia" Other Two ver" playing
together We i"ok the same CoursA a.
before. and this time GALLAGHER saw his
pii" and the gambler d'urred GALLAGHER.
~ tho wiv had won l-'k moro than he
lot ~ ~" .r-l TllV 30 be- laI c1oucE.
though s-"ly enough. - 80" %oFriss
hcf
-On tho draw he stood RAJ. 'avi-- \
fu.h. and Morris. taking two cari. failed
- hotter his kiu~z
Then Gallagher a hr raa".i IN 80 TO- -.
yJvrct IaG ..id b." 't.p..u' '.. u4ii
1t o.. certainly q -.vrts. o. 'l .r.,. bona
when iHr.,u 10. Worn ~ H.t-G.i ace.
nv" ihs' tDr iur'.'." va 30 60. f.r.fc
him. ard Nu'-,l 'lrl'. ~. the. e.!
c"rr'" e.. ~. say NOS. Ir... ihI, 'hr nor,
voult sat
~ dbl not. however For IN. fret
IIrne -luc' hal An1Hu han ! saw Morris
lD-e III. t"iuu-.r. H. booked around tho
tLilc. aud r'IlinE ~ the face. at the %; her
: LAYER that Galla shorE wIihira al
would mean tn" breaking ~ ~ ~" party
he raid augrl' lo.. seem 10 get cold
feet mighty 'Irlv IN the game FOR one
WOULDN'T nave -at IN n Id thought 7
wouldn get a run for my money.
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which : attracting the greatest attention
- in Switzerland. and although - situa-
zion ~ on the Lax. ~ the Four Canton
az H"rtenstein the whole cnterTr,s" -
German Rudolf Lorrn7 who organiS" 1
~ and q u III" aC'Urs arr Germans
The attitude Of the Germans toward
IN" open air theatre - Interesting Tn"
H"rtenstein undertaking - not merely
10 provide a hrauti'ul site for the pro-
duc'ipn e plays APPROPRIATE 20 tho styl"
= r-prrs. n'at'on possible .rit II doors
All PLAYS tna' are worth while may ~"
acted ou' - doors
IN" new school holds hat he modern
theatr" - IN i's own terms a monument
II the decay 81 tho drama Tho genius
Il the author no longer counts II - NJ
longer transmitted ~ tho public as ~ was
m IN" days ~ the great theatres ol-n
10 the sun and sky lts scenery. - arch.
It's illumination It's mad" up actors. -
. Nc,~s 81 decorations. these elements q
tn" modern indoor 'neat~. ar. pointed
out ~ proof e the indif. renee ,, ~. Splri'
- the ro"' ~ hts drama expresses o.
The indoor Theatre looks upon drama
az picture. In the old DAYS - vas action
and the poet verse So IA the return
81 the drama - out ~ door Representations
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~RuI Gallagher Sald. without = tiIse 81
resentment. I EIppos" NAN can guli q
poker game when hc ike, and his ,sn Z
exciting enough to interest -" " YOU
care To- play ont under tn" ~, :" man
can win what his hand worth. 20 plsy
along
Again II seemed 10 o.. that Morris
should have seen danger signal. bui
evidently he suspected nothing crooked
and he was sufficiently v-Ned at he quiCs
losses to Tous" hs gambling spirit. p"
he declared his willingness. and ~ no
On" else objected they played no limit
from that time or
II wasn't "a long gave. but u was =
furious one. ana a. they piaN"i Il seemed
clear TO Ip,. that Forbes anG tho Granger
were both holding bach. and thai Gala o.
gher and the gambler were plaNinE ~
partnership against tiOrTIs ! marN"lled
At MorriS's blindness. a. u seemed - me
in not DcrceiVinR the zane thing. h.t
The fever had seized h.rn and he evidently
suspected nothing
yeutured 10 al. him twIc. u ~ would
not go home with Tn". TUT he would not
listen and there was absolutely Uo'i..ag
could zee m the play that va To. o., civ
within the Tu'"s. - 'ou'C -, haN" Ih-
terfered. eNor g. ! had hal tG" 'tra. ~,
10 n. 50 had g. ct ; also 80 49, r,"ld
ruined
For th-t - vn7j to. GM II han.
when h" "sd lo7i - I.u win nm
10 o k"d ~ ;. be- ChC'N 49, Clcl ana Gala
ghcr assured him poh,y'+ ,r"ur' a. b.
y - GOOD io- anv H'.o. '' e.; 3D.
-igu f"T Then carried u.. .ur
T.lseI,I ~ she gifgC az Il TO-. ..r -, the
THOUGH. thst IN" luck N,.i0 turu ho
J,.vcd away several frOt. md dollar
: or. than b. Ieallv he'd Al Command
Finally one ~ tn" other obie, tsd TO
taking any more checks from hun and a.
Unill CHER only shrugged his shoulders
Morris fiw that 10 was lt the end lie
~ do no protest hut his face was deadly
White and he vas very silent ~ ! walked
HON" Nth him.
What thcy do 10 him later was more
than plenty Gallagher advertised the
oyerdraft throughout the district tho
very next day and AoFris'a political
career was ended suddenly. I undertook
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inspiration NJ 10 founder may have teen
IL Interesting
Now. in 10 second season tho Hertsn-
stem open air theatre j. attracting attsn-
ton from all Europe l's founder had
h"en an organizer ~ opea AR play PER
formanccs l..fore n" suCca"d,ad ~ con
vIncing "A group Of business man that
there was certainly arr and mavh.. profit
IN III" foundation OF theatre which
should le devoted 10 his principles The
tallur" ~ several business concerns m
IGc"rne made y impossible 10 carry out
his scheme and ho looked around for a
new ~" and new support lie found
the 1T" A. Hert"nstein and the support
cam" soon af'erwari
n" 'h"A'r. last summer. which was
M" hrst wear that " was opened To the
public. gave sighty nine representa- ions
tn" season hogan on the la, day Of MAY
and continued until the last iay ~ sep
'"un"r Performances v"r' gwen daily
Tn" rsp"rto.rr included G-Illuar1ers Me
tea ~" same draUa'i~'. -Sapho' and
-D's Ne"r"s Uni der Lleh- Wnl.-n =
-Irh genia.- rorauato Tasso Hebhers
-Gyges and His Ring and Elm Greiser
Paris
Daring The present season tins rAper-
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as o allow the production ~ this var ed
repertoire winch Includes -caros thar
cannot br Played To best advantage any
whore but out ~ Goors 4. the idea 81
the out ~ door theatre - 10 unit. the
actors and th" listeners as much a. posi-
he only 4 Tow Of Towers Operates the
public from the company on tho green
STAGE
In the centre OF he stag" stands Gre">
ten pl" with siN r.llsrs TNls may IN"
changed ~ aGdlag EGrlLnds or other
deCoratiQns so as not 20 b" 20 uncu'r e.
promising'y ClasS.C. II may no hung
Ni'h draper es and made 10 serve vsr" well
for reuals-6aC" PLAYS
This Temple stands In 'h" centre " ~"
stage aud h. approached y several STEPS
E~'oro % the prIuCipsl action heGlrs
Near The temple stands a 'owcr II -
80 situated on the other side o. lt'la
rayina out NJ which the trsetop- rise Is
to give the rrrpres SION Of bong tho upper
.inrv ~ high building that - situated
"r a lower level \ br,Gg. crosses from
the ...ysl Of % trmpl" 10 thr t0Wc' from
~ door ~'u- = 'ons 2 Eh' e. -t"p
ILeo'her building - All Cuen hail which
: 80 GaGec,ded m arch .tectuTal -tvia THAI
- NAV , q used Tor any p~rlod ca the
por,ivo - front " % nav - i,i"! IN
terror .,cres 'ECt aye not suited Co th.
tower. no porch ~ ;he temple or b. -t"rs
that lead up 10 no second Storv 81 ID"
tower ltis also possible {" rsnoN" 'hese
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but during the summer months act under
tn" starlight
In spite os the greater seriousness SIth
which the open ar players are now re-
gardsd ia this country - trs remained for
Germany 20 produC- an open ar THEATRE
MAI SURFACES any Other IN n" word IN
tho character - It's performance. There
are nov two permanent open AIR theatres
there ~ wntrh ia" classic plays 81 ~"
German stage a. well as Tia" Grsek dram
,trs'~ amt NEIk"~prarv a. r'prrs"ni"d
o." 80 tu"-'' Is N ~" Harr1 Mountain +,
ard has existed cor several wears IA"
NOR" p','rI-tIr.s and Ia" institution
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and acted az only frw especially arran god
Representations Nud that - ~ course
opposed - tho achisvern"r' ~ tho most
artistic results
70 show IN. dT.ron, N,.tutle thai now
e1Asts u this country toN Ard the open
AYR Performance " ! necessary only 20
ron'ra.' such representa- IONS - Maud"
Adams l-'rformau,. IT loan ~ Are
al th" Harvard STADIUM. h"r ~ Nou
IhN" II a "a" nrv"rSi'v ~ Cal,to-n,l and
Narrl-"' Anrlin~ r"rlys' It Nrtlson"-
a. the sy'u" Ila," 18th IA" collection
~ U"UIiu- actors whn rr-''i rp h. clrJall.d
~ 'h" th"a'rtr m.uIc"r ~ partnership