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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-22
THE COLUMBIA.



When George NJ. Conan wrote THE Talk
of New York" which opened for return
I engagement at the Columbia last night,
he evidently went through his bag of
theatrical tricks and dug up little bit
Of everything that he had handy. for the
piece IS composed of parts of pretty
nearly every form Of entertainment there
! is. There are songs and choruses of the
| typical Conan type. more action than is
I usual in a play by this author. plot that
does not get lost-that is. not for any
considerable time-and at the end of the
third act a bit OF pure melodrama that
was as clever as it was unexpected.
But the fact that the play reads some
thing like a mixture OF the other Conan
pieces does not detract In the least from
its appeal and popularity-on the other
hand. 1t seems to add to II. For although
this is the third season of the story of
Kid Burns and the way he finally makes
goOd'-not to speak Of two seasons of
"Forty-fve Minutes from Broadway" in
which he was also the principal char
acter-the hearty appreciation of the
audience last evening showed that 1t had
lost not whit of its former charm.
The story of the lucky bettor at the
race track, the girl that he falls in love
with. the schemes of the villainess to part
the two. and the final happy ending are
too well known 10 need repetltion-but
the acting OF Victor Moore in the leading
role last night seemed TO add new zest to
the lines and a new meaning to them
even to those who had seen him in the
same part before He has a personality
that is droll. without being ludicrous.
funny without being in the least unpeas-
ant. His scenes with Freddie and the
several bits at the beginning of the last
act were particularly we'll done. His
singing voice is rather remarkable-main-
ly by its absence-but. nevertheless, or
perhaps on account OF it. he gets his
songs across in a manner second to
none Of the comedians who are blessed
with far better vocal powers. This was
particularly noticeable In the songs.
When a Fellows on the Level with
Girl that's on the Square" and Under
Any old Flag at All" Both of these
gained several encores-and at the end OF
the third act the star was forced TO re-
spond with speech. delivered In the
third person somewhat after the manner
of the Mysterious Man in another of
Cohans shows
Mr.. Moore is not quite as successful
in his support on this trip as he was
earlier in the run Of the play. The part
of Miss Palmer. originally taken by
Nellie Bergen, was portrayed by Mae
-.
her villainy. and also with the songs.
That's Some Love" and Burning Up
the Boulevard"
Dudley Wilcox. the Kids friend. was
played by George O'Donneu: Emma Lit
tlefeld was the Belle McFadden: Char |
lotte Gray played the part of Geraldine |
Wilcox, the girl that Burns falls Ia love |
with, and John Conroy won a number |
OF laughs with his impersonadon OF Mar
tin MeFadden.
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CHASE'S.
Polite Vaudeville.

The vaudeville bin at Chase's this week
comprises a medley of music, comedy,
and melodrama. and constitutes an en-
joyable and diversified entertainment.
The leading feature is Valerie Bergere
and company. in The Lion Tanner" a
strong little melodrama. with the action
taking place behind the scenes at the
Hippodrome II is a story OF woman's
love and hate, and affords Miss Bergere
plenty OF opportunity for the display OF
the emotional power for which she Is
noted. The company. which is unusu-
ally large. gave capable assistance.
Williams and Van Alstyne, in the rem
dition OF some OF their own COMPOST
tons, were also conspicuous In the bill.
singing And Heinze Is Picked Again
I've Lost My CAL "a Little Flat I'm a
Great Big Town Is Good Enough for
Me-" ITO Old Santa Fe." and What's
the Matter with Father" Their number
gave great enjoyment. and they were re-
called again and again. Rex Comedy
Circus, an interesting collection OF ponies
dogs cats, and mule furnished an In
teresting exhibition: Spalding and Riego
contributed some clever trspeze work.
interspersed with comedy: Claude NJ.
Roode performed some interesting stunts
on the slack wire; Geiger and Walters.
as couple Of italian itinerant must
clans gave characteristic number, the
imitation of different musical instru
ments on the violin being particularly
clever; Hoey and Lee. in Jewish char
aeter, gave some Jokes. songs. and paro-
dies. and the vitagraph showed a double
series, Our German Cousin" and THE
Bee Industry"
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THE CASINO.

The Casino presents another fine bill
10 those who are fond of varied pro-
gramme OF entertainment this week The
bill is headed by E. A. Turner and COM
pany In brilliant newsy racing COM
edy entitled 'Biilys Best Bet" The
story Is woven around a woman's losses
at whist party. the using of money
that did not belong to her, and under
fear Of being detected. her bet on q
horse called Ny Sweetheart. The horse
loses the race. but My Sweetheart wins
q husband. This is one of the most
pleasing skits that has appeared at the
Casino since it was opened to the public.
The Transfield Comedy Cirous intro
duced some clever dog and pony per-
formers The ''comical mule" had every
body trying to catch him and earn the
dollar minute which the management
oners TO any one who can ride him.
Hamilton and Sinclair, character and
operate vocalists. proved 10 be very
good singers and impersonators. The
Great Alvares Troupe did some seeming
~ impossible feats on the trapeze. and
their balance work was also very good
Lillian Wright and the Young Bows
took very well with their singing and
dancing speeislty.
Cutler and Heagney introduced soma
original songs in a new and novel wav
Tne Transfield Sisters. musicians. and
Lillian Murtha. character comedlenne.
the weeks Offering.
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THE GAYETY.
Fred Twins Gibson Girls.

Careful scrutiny fails to locate rhyme
or reason in the appellation which Fred
Irwin has selected for the clever bunch
Of entertainers which opened a weeks
engagement at the Gayety Theater yes
terday. but-what's the diff? The show
made a well deserved hit all along the
line and that's sufficient. A two-act bur
iesque, entitled "Frenchee," in which a
multi-married French dame and a spoony
Irish ex-hod carrier millionaire, who q
anxious 70 spend some OF il In Paris.
figure largely, forms a vehicle that is all
light and no shadow. Elmer Tenley. as
the Jolly son Of old Erin. does some cx-
ceptionally good comedy work. The other
prominent parts are we'll essayed by John
Burke. Willie Barrows, W. J. Collins,
]. W. Sherry, Mile. La veola, and Misses
Louise Palmer, Mae Burke. and Josephine
Barrows.
The olio was made up of three actlets,
the best Of which was the military trav-
esty. The Battle OF Too Soon" done
BY Sherry and Collins. Nile La veola
offe.ed graceful dances, and the chorus
was good TO look at
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THE LYCEUM.
''wIne, woman. and song.n


Wine. Woman. and Song is the at
traction at the New Lyceum this week.
Like all the THESE shows. this one breaks
away from the traditional burlesoue per-
Torrance. The two Pearl Sisters. Kath-
ryn and Violet. are the life of the per
Torrance. Miss Kathryn Pearl is DOS
sessed Of a good presence. an excellent
voice and physical attractions that count
for much. Miss Violet Pearl is as
vivaeious soubret as there is on the
variety stage to-day Sam Goldman is
clever Hebrew comedian. and Burt NJ.
Jack was excellent. One Of the best things
on the bill was the dancing Of George w.
Cooper and William L. Zeitler, two wash
ington boys. Their act simply brought
down the house. A floral horseshoe was
presented to each of them at the evening
performance
The ollo included a dramatic sketch nv
Sam Goldmen. Burt Jack. and Irene
Gregg-Jack; William Patton and yiolet
Pearl in good song and dance turn. and
the stubbleheld Trio in a daring aerial
speciality.
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were named chairmen OF the different
committees: A. D. Brockett. finance; Mai.
James E. King, military; ]. Y. williams,
reception; d. w. Aitcheson. music: P. 7.
Harrington, transportation; x. w. Ogden,
hremen; Harry Hammond, civic: A. A.
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THE NEW NATIONAL.
Margaret Anglin as aHeIena Richi.

Margaret Angiin as "HeIena Richie"
''The Awakening OF Helena Richie" as
adapted by Charlotte Thompson from
the novel by Margaret Deland. proved TO
be one OF the most faithful drametiza-
tons of book that has been seen for a
long time. There Is very little that is
important in the book that is omitted
from the play, and. which is far more
important, there has not been introduced
anything under the excuse Of dramatic
necessity.
With the exception Of Sam Wright the
elder. all OF Mrs. Deland's types are
present In the flesh. There is old DR..
Bavendar, with his ever-ready guidance
and help. Dr. willy King, with his
sympathy and his stern adherence to
duty: his righteous helpmate, Martha,
who Is the embodiment OF capability;
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NEWSOPALEXANDRIA
Potomac Lodge, Odd Fellows,
Celebrate Anniversary.
WASHINGTONIANS ON SCENE
Music and Literary Programme and
Speeches Mark Event as a Mem
orabIe 0ne-Frederick Mertens, Jr,
Charged with Violating New Law
Against Touring Parties.

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Va. is authorized agent and carrier for The Wash
ington Herald. The Herald will be delivered daily
and Sunday 10 any address in Alexandra for 50
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RECIERD0s DEL PASADG.
Morir en- defensa del euemigo

PoI coneo he 1ee.oido una carta
que dice
ST Nayartete
rue q. .e;.e.a alg1n saee.o aei
mas temo,a psssdo y que sea intere-
sah'e
-. .i.rio. a. IS Recucrdas"
Ann -isGie "a caf,a sea IN an6-
nlmo pe.r.fs Ia cateeo.s de
a9uellos : rs qae se .5s e'spensa
&C Ia peES d. j! eesto DE- f@peles
mnules, indigaa. de contestaclon,
j I compl.cer voy Z e=e iector. Sn-
t.eni5 no pode. oontzrle algun su-
oeso dc ren.ota kpocz inedito aun,
pue- los archivos del pas 10 con-
tienen docGmealos del sigio XVI.
Los lnsead.os sui:!dos por San
Juan J ssn German en los sielos
XVI Y XVII nos mar pnyado
lie los documentos sIteraa,yos,
ecle-iAstieo, manieipsles = notaria-
les de dichss @pocas 4 esas ga
lamidades hay que mir IA in
c,iria qTe sienpfe hlbo para eon-
seryar nien i ordenadaneate los ar
chivos ssi er e pa-ado como en- Ell
presente y sobre todo las l,iaois-
sqs de Oarelss gilos : ,rd.,.ss, he
cha mas n,odernamente. ve-daie-
ros sutos &c fe. ea los ale se han
,lcs.-,l.do ceduanos. reg.s.sos de pa
,srcitcs. y sabe dos eiantas tosss
mis- qle u sg5iisSiq DE- los clasifioa-
iccas tecl2ro IN ni,lIes. por donde re-
rilis sercss ,ln nlilagro que aun ten
SinsDs do,uf.entos de los sislos
XVIII : XIX, escaplios de Ia iie-
be De destrlee.61 Del P,sado, qrie
aeomctln 4 cte-tA. sentes cuario
,ino y ramhio de sohcrania.
Asi PIES, te1so que apslar i los
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HUMoRISMo.

-Icuanto daris por hallarme una
bora en tu lugsr!- decia 4 un marido
su ingenua esposs.
-!Por que?
-Por que siendo 20 el marido,
compraria durante esa hora un her
moso traje a mi mujercita.
-
-Ma.ilde, !quiere usted patinar
conmigo.
-Bueno; pero con Ia condicin de
que no liable usted.
-iPor que?
-Porque tiens usted una conver-
sacioa tan pesada que, 81 habla ba
puede romperse el hielo.
I'm professor hacia una amputacion
delante de sus discipuIo,. mientras el
paciente semia Y sollozsba.
lrritsdo el professor al DIR tantos
ayes. diio al opersdo:
-Haga usted el favor d.talIar po-
que no nos entendemos. Hay anut
cien personss 10 msnos.y . :. .-.-l -
dnlco que sc queja
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la CIRA DE ROOSEVELT.

comantando q vialf del ~ presl-
.ient: Roosevelt enspS gestiones de
IL jnttca dice q dlario La voz
del No1e Il kae1o Mexico.
DespH6s de una ausencla de tres
,emanas. eI co.onel Roosevelt ha
regte>ado de ~ viaie al 0este Sc
mue~trl Sati>fecho por los resultados
ohieniaos
FL cosonel sali6 de Nueya YORK
Il % !e A2o.to. = en 81 viaje ha fe
cYsridp mas de eIneo mil qsinientas
uillas y hA visirado dieclsiete Esta-
ios
! donde aoie.a aue !pf . ie tr;-
puHon " A0no.cs qie geaeraimen-
l. ee hacen ~5!o d Pieslden'e. su
sls;e tuf notable por Il entti.ia.rno
. que too sallutsao por Ia. mGche-
dunbre.
El ex-presiiente Roo.evelt ae-
teasii5 N ioctrina de! N,evG rs-
ronali,mo centest4ndo / To- qae
= nponen / ii ptoyect0 de aunlene
lar ri pofer del Gobierno Central con
obieto de luchar ventajos4mente con
TIA las corporaeiones y trstar de
atn9s 4sIntos de ilteres aacional
nijo ne no deseaba que ri Gohier-
10 ilvie.s mas que 81 pc1er .nd;s
p-ns4ble Que .ste no ss... neos.a-
no 81 p tlviera que trstzr con indi-
vItuns aue 10 fusr4n ieinasiado II
COS; pero qIe clsn1o 80 trats d..
coTpCE4clones !. indIviduos .ioos.
>9iD r les pIeie hacer sespetar u
ieE ma.il4n,e Ia 4cei6n eneTsIca del
srs}s',erno Di.o que Il ind.yidln Sc
snet.a-rzbl inpotente ante IN no
20. o eanneEcl1l 91e Sc iesarrol,a
F-ogr-sz Al ilaparo ie Ia lev. Q,Ie
s-ia. mcnopo.los tienen ma hscer
y ae-l5n iel rndiv.inllisn.o. III
II fsotlefro ,iene 4le regla.nen-
s'n de qle Fl indnliuo en-
@ .ttr gTssti @eeii- .!isirutan-
~ - -t~ ierarifos
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CAR1As DEL PUEBLO.
Por eli bienestar de Ia patria.

Institute agr,solc de Laias. P. r.
Cctubre 5 de 1910.
sr. Director de La Correspondent
eia" san Juan, 2. r.
Nj dist.nglido Sr. V amigo Me
tomo Ia Ihert9d DE- acudir 4 I'd. en-
demanda de s,t.o en las columna.
de s'i ben estinada publication, pa-
"a las . sriie1'es l;neas.
Con grae..s pnr 81 generosa AGO.
eids sov dc I'd. Sr. Director.
Mur atentamente
7. j. Rodh.
A mi resceso De E.tados Unido.,
en- doada oonee5i Ia idea decontinuar
mi labor esoola- que dulante los Ill
t:mos d:ez amos he venido reaiizando
en- Puerto Rico. exprese al pals. por
nuestEa prensa. ganosa siempre de
proteser las causas O., en- cualauier
direction. .tiendan al bienetar de nues
tro pueblo ytanto este como aauella
acozieron el proyecto con mlestras
de veriade7o interes. No solamente
los srardes diaros ie San Juan, Pom
ca- M.vssuez, s:no que tamb.en las
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Precios de suscrapca6n en- Ia asta

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Para fuera de Ia isla, los mlsmos pre-
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Pnchan hscerse asf mismo suscrlpclo
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a. tods isla tiene este periodlco los
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Tsmbiko pusden hacerse suscHpclo-
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de In rernesa. en- sellos de correo de dos
Las psrsonas que los fnss de Ia pu
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PildOras ROsadaS
del DIR. WILLIAMS
Sc venden en- tOdaS Las Boticas
:, Boschetti hARHSzis2A. hAfEp5h72'

FreLulauU en
varios concursos con medalla de
oro. Lapidas en- marmol. Traba-
jos sin competencia en- precios Y
constru ccion. Los trabajos no Sc
cobran sino al entre garse 4 salts
faccidn del interesado. Ofrece a
vd. sus servicios en- Baysmon, Ca
lie de Puerto Rico MIN. 9. Sc
envian croquis q peticion.
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Chocolate. p p :linss's sS'za;7s' pa. =; = :
nos y personas dSdi-
les.. En- 1884 en- las meriendas Do
versalles--ya SO consumia d cho.
colats como aimento principal.
Todos los que usan nuestro choco.
late gozan de buena salud EN-
plesmos szueas do Ia. clsss yca.
Gao superior. NJ. Sobrino y Ca
San JUAN. Tetuan ~ TelAoao
l2S. P. @. Box 1853.
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u...~.., Hotel PaIm~. Calls
l6YdguGL De Aendes vigo No.
"a. Auy oerca del
ferrocsrril. BaNos q todos hvo,
Habitaciouss ventladas. Servicio
q Ia carta Alumbrado elkctrico y
tmbses q todas habitacienaa Te.
lefono No S.. Hsbitaciones para
agentes viajeroA psopias para sxhi.
bic ZONES Do muntsas. Tokfeno
NO. 3D. No. !.
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| todos inteTes a que a' nees.i's .,s:ais

maItlaS y
otros utensilios, Ia dusha de casa
que ha menester menaje de cocina,
Ia ioven que desea adornar con
inos encaies Y generos de punto
sus ele gantes traies, quien use fins
esencia, todo el que necesits al
gun articulo del ramo de ferrete-
ria y quincalla, debe hacer una Vi
sta q La SULTANA calle de San
Justo II, San Juan. Pinturas y
herramientas.
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I-. LUIS A. GONZALEZ 4
IIUHOlHI Hace toda clase de
trabaios de su profe-
sion. Su casa. Parada All Gale
San Mateo 8 la del Parque. San
turce, Puerto Rico.
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n-:. j. LAGO 7 ~
II ulEllI Arecibo. Casa fun.
dada en- 1890 de.
p6eito do Icores de todas clases.
especiaiidad en- ron LAGO y ron
ExTRA-LAGO. Anises, Vinos de
California y espaholes. Sc eirven
pedMos s toda Ia isla Tslefono
46. P. o. Box 1913.
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JSTgi Ill fAcIQTISMO.

Fos L I.en.a l.sssda q iisses %!
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Abogados ss;$:!?; e! e. ;,5;;;: c., :;
Altos de Guill~mety. San Juan.
Puseto Rico.

| Ill La pluma de fuente
Id lUbd| "Ideal" de Waterman,
es reconocidas por to-
dos como la mejor de cuantas
marcas Sc conocen. Sc fabrican
para todos los usos ylas vende el
BAZAR OTERO de Ponce.
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OBSERVACIONES
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sions have been reached, and in spite
Of the vast amount Of misrepresenta-
ton and lying that has been going
on. the people are becoming fully con-
WINGED that these high prices are in
the first place worldwide. and exist
In foreign countries In some instances
to a larger extent than here at home,
and that they are in no ways to be
charged to the tariff. As the months
go on approaching the campaign and
election of 1910. the people will learn
that our tarin, which will no doubt be
an issue, is indeed as near perfect as
1t can b. made to suit present condi-
lions, and also that It Is not cause
OF any OF the evils by which we are
surrounded. There are injustices in
our commercial and business life that
must be reached by national and state
legislation, and so far as the federal
government is concerned, every effort
will be made between now and the
close of the present congress to enact
such laws as will give the people the
desired relief