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The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
TufhI|I Will kesp Clos,
IIdt Of Tiger Weights

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March Is
Trainer Harry Tuthill. of the Detroit
club. is going 10 feature his depart
ment ~ the teams work this spring
Dy keeping very close track OF the
weights OF his men with view ia
comparing the figures with the dates
al which the men respectively have
been Playing their best ball His pres
ence with the second team al Fort
Worth has made IL impossible TO get
the weights OF the whole squad as yet
but he started operations with the men
whom he has had here.
The weights at which the men star
ed training may be OF interest These
have already been materially changed,
Mullin, for instance. having taken or
nine pounds while Vance has put or
seven. Just out OF winter quarters.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
MAcKEY MEETS NELSON
Feather~e ights Furnish Attraction in
Main Windsor Bout.

Biz Mackey. at Findlay O.. who used
10 Eight around Detroit years ago when
The town was boxing mad, is picked
as the Opponerh for Eddie Nelson IN
the windup OF the Windsor bOxinq
show Wednesday evening. Mackey -
Iesl remembered for MS HOT fight.
with ice Cherry when that Michigan
featherwcight gave promise OF becom
ing champion. Mackey has kept ths
game longer thar his former rivals and
Sill carries punch that maSes hlI1
formidable
There VIII ne Ne usual premir
aries.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
VETERANS REPORT AT
SAN ANTONIO CAMP
Al the Tigers Have Arrived Now Ex
cept Cobb. S6ush, Moriarty
and Schmidt.

SAN ANTONIO, March l5.-With
the colts away. tn, Tiger veterans
have &ings all 10 themselves, doing
their stunts under the direction OF Az
s.stant Manage William DonoyaL
Crawford. OIeary. Dayy Jones. XII
liam and Tom Jones came in in one
barty Monday ard made themselves
at home promptly. Beckendorf. Ma.
I'm ana Delehanty rad Just come in
iium a workout al the park Willet,
and Summers trailec In singly.
Bush is the leXt conner expected
aid then Mori9rty. with Cobb and
Schmidt ihe last TO report They
should all be here before the kinder
farten class returns next Sunday
Summers is down L. weight already
Dut all the others need the hard worS
TO get in condition.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
WAGNER SIGNS FOR YEAR.
Great shortstop Will Receive salary
Of $4,000 Per Year.

PITTSBURG. Ia. March l4.-Honqs
Wagner, the veteran Pirate shortston.
to-day accepted the terms OF the pitts.
burg cib5. and win sign his CONTRACT
ahortly. This leaves Howard Camnifz
% the only Pirase hold-out Wagner
Nill receive $4,000 year. -
q Wagner Will leave Friday for ~
Ionis. waere he viii Join the team
aud continue the "trip to Hot Springs.
The spring training camp.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

Sot IauNI lhis spring has tge Yige1
.rafa0au realized the u'8t'rtfi add, ,iun
tistf.sIIt. .wHsu President Natlu hand
ed over .u Malachi NittrcdEr ttru ~
scranton big bundle nf kaI~ Do rN-
CIaugr- tor tuc service ~ lirrlf lt-'k
.utI.ff pnfstpr Heck has developed
INTO "a treasure. both as- "a catcher and
ss an stI-rouud Iollier Last AprIus
no. Mas new oU the. lob and Wts nal1f
gIIv Dff t.st-I Erd This spring Ht u.s.
right ln form
Tigeret,cs to tt~ number 90 dozen
sr .eo NrF,- resting tUefr tired ffauns
ir front ~ tn, Nru4er lasf night when
REX aud his bFidt cmefsed ana stoud
ia the. ornate -doUENa As usual. Hr
porrico uf tue. hotel Wla crowded with
sacistv swclls and autos were su0rtiuE
ub 4u,i away ut minute intervals.
"tipnfiemcn. observed Beck Co Isis
pals coaching his inquiry ln Isis most
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
BOXERS AT D. A. C.
Thursday Evening Card Promises
Much Excitement.

Foster Walker. physical instructor
at the u. \ c., mas given out the card
OF boxing and wrestling events at the
WOodWard-aye club house Thursday
evening Ned Stimson Is 10 referee
the events and some interesting com
petitions among the amateurs is prom
Used The card Is as follows:
Boxing -lsbester and Morrison. 10
pounds. Quincy and Murphy. 1875
pounds; Mcdonald and Schroeder
l42 pounds; Miller and Mau l2S
pounds; Fitzgerald and Baker. 15S
pounds.
WrestlinR-Nedau and Gerhard. 40
pounds; Hamlin and Vance. ia
pounds; lsbesler and Gibbs. 1870
pounds. Marks and Reuter-, $50
pounds
The boxing classes az the ID. A. &.
will begin ~ O'Clock Tuesday even
ing, this being the final practice be-
fore The events % Thursday evening
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

COAL HuI. Ark, March Is
Charley Schmidt. the Detroit catcher
sen a game for Coal Hill from Clarks
lille by tapping ont a home run il.
tle ninth inning with two men ri
bases he will leave for San Antonio
within day or Two.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
c>SSSSSSc

radical NYaWk accent. Hasn't muh
rJN made its appearance hcab YETI
ON being informed that his chauner
had IHst driven past with load of
chorus Elrls iu trc tUunrau. NJ Beck
eudorf said
tam.s be- getting very Vay. feah
shall have 20 AK waivers Ola him
but come dsaD. perhaps We eau wafk'
So -atlnE ST.. and Airs Be, Nendorf
disappeared ln Tire direction Uf tHt
mosiuE picture tIeat-rs.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

taticns, Is the final word in motor
racing De Palma and Oidield, driving
respectively Fiat and Benz. credited
with 200 horsepower each, rank among
tie worlds greatest speedmahers.
Should the event 60 TO finish without
accident. the winner will deserve his
title
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

That the motor racing game is de
stroyer is shown by Barney Oldheld ;
appearance. Today his face. lined aod
scanned with telitale marks which nE-
jure leaves. is far different from tina,
of the fresh-laced boy who a few years
Ego was driving the Bullet and the
Green Dragon
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

Barney Oldfeid. most reckless OF
auto daredevils. is TO race Ralph dc
Palma in Florida OH the famous Or
mond-Daytona beach March Is. for
the automobile championship OF the
world
This event. II Il comes up TO expec-
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
AT JACKSONVILLE.

First Race--l Mo-year-Olds, 3 fur-
longs. Miss Helere, l02. Albetto 1913:
Grand Peggy. 1915; Mud Hen. LOB:
Vdlloni -.93: Definite. l04; Chess, l06;
Jack Ryan. l06: Sshnickelfritz. loo;
Lydia. Lee. 100; Rusticana. l06; Syi-
van Dell. loo: Athie W., 1903: JOS
Venable. 1903: Deitriar. 1902 ASA elig.
Iible: Doris Ward Skein. Oakley.
Second Race Selling. 3year-olds.
5 IL fu-;ongs Briareus, l0l, Lii
cette. l0l: Polly Lee, 1903: Hibernica.
1903: Col. Ashmeade 1914. Eva Tan
quay, 1907; Abrasion. 107; Kid. l05;
Dave Wallace, 1903: Ferrand Cecilian,
1G9. Sou. l09. 81. Daniel. ll2
Third Race-SClIing. 4year-olds AMI
up, : furlongs: Oquetos. 81 Henry
G. osscaddin. zoe. Siiverin. l03: Rel
Doe. 1903. Gatien Lass. l05; Foreguard.
1914: The Macintosh. 1867 Sandpiper.
l05: Throckmorton. lOS; Cordyon, los.
Poquessing l0S: Manheimer, los; Tor
son Dor. l09: Dandor 49, Ned Car-
mack. l06. Also eligible: G. Clamp.
Aphrodlte. Silverado. Woolspun, NJ j.
Whcian Miss Herbert.
Fourth Race--3year-olds and up.
| lilo miles Stile, 1903; RagmaE,
1903: Camel, l0G High Range. 100;
Campaigner. l0S. Nethermost. 100.
Fifth selling. 4-year-olds AMI
Up. mile and 20 yards: Flarney, 30;
Dannock Bob. 9S. Shapdale. 1913; Rose
burg. l04 st. Joseph. l05. Descoments
hos. Hans. 10; Jonn Carroll, Ill;
Ardrl. III; Ethon l12.
Sixth Race--Se!lins, 4-year-olds and
up. Lie miles: Elysium. lOl; Dele
sfrome. l14 Agreement, loo; Maledie-
ton. 1906 Jack Rieht. 107; Woolstoue.
iOS: Contestee. los; Belle Scott, lO9;
Danger. I09 Endymion, ll0S Critic.
III; Sir Walter Rollins, III; Harry
scott. ia
Weather clear: track, fast.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
Mcfarland and Reyes Matched.

Mcfarland and Reyes Matched.
NEW YORK. March l4.-It was an
nounced here today that Packey Me-
Farland and Bert Reyes, the clever
lightweights. will fight before the Nc
tonal Sport club of London, about
April
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
TODAY's SCHEDULE IN
A. B. C. TOURNEY
Two-MAN EVENT.

G. Ryan and T.. Harkenreider. W.
Williams and T. krill Fort vague.
Kent .Spellman and Earl Shepherd.
Harry Haug and Andrew Riley, King
Spcl1nan and Harry German. Kansas
city. Geo koehl and Vim Altice. l.
Hazeltine ana /. Anderson Jamestown.
". : Iaidlaw and VIM Bauer. n T..
Barley and Oscar RoedrT, r.. VI. Strawn
and r. Noght. Kansas city. \. Brunk
and y I.anser. Racine, Geo FeisinE-r
and Joseph Jensen. .. Westphal an de
X Dewey Chas sheldon and John
Blohme. Jamestown
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
FORT WORTH.

Hits-Bn stroud In 3 innings. OF
Works ! ia e. OF Deardorf 3 in or
llneu.eyer. . ga .. rwo-base hits
simmons I. Drake. stroud. OZee Home
rln-Drake Sacrifice hy-McIntyre.
stolen bases Mcintyre ., Bail .. casey
First base on bails-On stroud 3.
off Deardorf = on LiueWeyer > tit by
pitGhtr-Nye by stroud. Mcintyre
twice and Drake by Ldnemeyer. Left
on baEfs-'- Detroit .. Fort Worth D.
struck out-By stroud 1. BY Works ],
bg Bsardorf 2. By Iinemeyer !. Double
plays-T .ompsor. Weber aud Salazard.
srhonpson. w. bcr and OZee. Passed
hall Rellew. Time-l,3l Umpire
Matthews
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

BnsIncss-IIke Printing. No fuss and
no Feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing To-. 10
John R.-st. Main f39s, or Ctty $685..
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
TEN HIGH SCORES.
INDNIDIAL EVENT.
TMO-MEN ENENTS.

Daiker and Waterman. cleveland ,
wood and Leigh. Chicago ....... ,
EricN sOn and Jaergrs. Oshkosh II
Cook and Greusuu. Sebring. Oh. ~
Zhtustn an aud Campbell = Bend. .
Sundwahl and Wilson. chicago i
Hall and Lane. Washington. Pa I. l
Hlddell ana Pump. New York ...... i
Eggers and Lcwerepz. Chicago ..... ! Il
S,Fwenk and Baume. st Louis ... B.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
Franklin Benefit Game.

r. basketball game between Spald-
Frafkius will be played We'd
rt evening IN the Franklin gym
nGsi.ri. As a preliminary. the River
side Juniors and the East Side Settle
ment teams will play game Harry
kinsel Will II feree
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
FINE-MEN ENENTs.

CoFmos. chicago -....- ........... 2.SSt
Saramitds Wheeling .t............ 2.St.
DI.taIv's No. =. Chicago ...........S. N@.
80 30. New York ....... ....,......, 2.h3l
Hyde PArk. ~ Louis .............. 81. l.S2
Zieglers. -. Paul. e.-..,s..t....'. o., Z NY
Colouials Madison, Wis. .E .I..... 2. 80.
toward Ma iors. chicago. 2.S0s
4 iberty R0chester y J........2.7Ss
r. T. -. r Syracuse. y Y.......-.. us
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15


Spcilnan and Harry German Kansas
city. Geo. koehl and VIM. Altice. l.
lIazeltine ana l. Anderson, jamestown,
". : laidlaw and WIN. Bauer "a T..
Barley and Oscar Roeder. r.. NJ. Strawn
and T. Noght Kansas city: \. Brunk
and y Ianser. Racine, Geo. l'eistnger
and Joseph Jensen. .. Westphal an de
4 Dewey, Chas. sheldon and John
BlOhme, Jamestowu
START $40 4. VI
W kaufman and r. Martin. r. IT.
Taylor AMI +. X. Rank. cleveland. W
Cuban ana W. Primeau. London, r..
Bagck and J klingman. W starting
and partner J Burck and partner.
Greenfield and OCks. Grotenrath and
VIM. Karrys and j. r.. West. e. Ayars
and X Graham, London. Anthony Bury
and Chas. Becker I'd Hanueford and
Il Dreyer y G. suffer and " q. Well
man, Cincinnati
START 1920 a. NJ
H. J. Pope and Louis Klotter. Gin
cinnatt. ". VI Sewell and T.. DeMooy,
John Musson and II. Materse, Clevs-
Johnson and Doe Rice. Harry Leary
and Fred Mantz, Marion. John J.. Lar
son and Harry G, Lowe, i. Frank Orn-
en- and Geo. +. Rumbergcn. J II De
Arrnant and O. j. Moulthrop. Geo. Ilice
and Thos O'Neil. Du Bots. j. :. Watt
and r. Cohn. l. Westphal and partnsI'
NJ Quinn and partner, New YORK. w.
q. Tracy and H. ID Jones, Newark.
START $50 A. NJ
T. j. Schlegei and -. V. Long. r. \.
BarriCk and -. W Baker, Newark; ;.
RAY Abbott and A. J. Aldrich, Fred
o'Melay and j. MurraG u,N m. <.
+. Mathie and Geo. Kumberger w. n.
Gass and J w. Williams. VIM kearns
and X g. Barr. Liverpool Joe Good
friend and A. J. Schewe. Chicago. W.
a. Martinson and T.. G. Cooper. Hamil 3
ton. Edgar Hattendorf and H. Curl.
Battle Creek; +. Wizard and a Lang
'''''''' START 1916 p. NJ
A. Scholtz and partner. G. stuart and
g. Weaver. I'd. Brodel and Chas ~
mons. Chas. klose and Hugo Dleterie'
tsnlIum and Harry r. Hollands. g.
Hastings aud r. H. Johnston. Fred Rim
shrd and Arthur Traut, Harry kiene
and Fred Hollis, IL. NJ Sion.han anu
Geo Miller. 4. Sincere and 4. Sheere.
Roe Fowler and Chas. schultz. Detroit.
INDIVIDUALS.
START =. "
= Krin W. williams. O. Ryan. r.
Harkenreider u. 9, CnEemacch. y. Berg,
SHEPHERD, King Spellman. Harry Iiaug.
Andrew Riley. Harry German, Kansas
CIV. Geo Keohl, VIM. Altice. James
Town START 2:s5 =. NJ
l.. Hazeltine. J. Blohme Anderson.
JAMESTOWN W = l4aidlaw. VIM Baure.
~ r. Farley, Oscar ROeder. +. NJ
D n
RTYnk y Ianser. Racine: Geo. FIJI
siraer. j. Jeuscu. .. Westphal, James K
START 3.10 =. NJ.
y - Dewey. Chas shelton James
t,v,p- A. Martin. ". Huffman. T.. ~
Tayior. T., Is. Rand. Cleveland: ~. a.
4tGerton. Newark X. Murray W Gull
Fan n Graham. Joe West. london. ".
a Martinson. j e.. Cooper, Hamilton.
y Bauck. Cleveland.
START 3.45 =. VI.
l. Kingman. w starting. J. Burrk.
&, XXoylnsbf j. RehOr. Greenfield. Ochs,
Groenrath Link Wilson. Charles.
Cieveiand, 4 Sincere. W. Primeau, 6.
AVars. London.
START 40 y. VI
I, " Karys. Anthony Bury. Chas. Bcck-
Ed Uanneford 10 Dreyer. Louis
Kiotter. W - Wellman, n e. Cutter.
cincinnati w VI. Sewell. u Meterse
John Musson r. BpMooI - Materse
cleveland. John CornelisOn. Marion
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15

Job Printing done right. Time.
PrInting Co., - John R.-st. Call Main
1928, or City 33s5.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
10 10 Team in the Money.

Another bunch OF New York experts
showed their class Monday night when
the 10 10 I'VE rolled 1881 They cane
IN the final squad ana got their stand
ing in fourth place Ly consistent roll
lag The team includes j ). Wat,
T. Cohn. L. Wes,phal and NJ Quinn,
all noted New York experts.
The bowling Monday was not re-
inarkable in either the singles or
doubles NJ VI. AuScr, OF New Castle,
was high IN the singles with 623. whna
McMichael and Knox. OF Philadelphia.
rolled I ,lal in the doubles. getting 46i
in the final game
Ritchey of Chicago. leader in the
singles. will carry away lot or prize
Money. He appears &c be sure OF about
$50 in Prize money besides coupe
of valuable medals for the singles and
sll.eyents championship. Jimmy Smith,
OF Buffalo, a former Champion got bl7
in his three tries at the pins.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
START 1916 p NJ.

A. Scholtz and partner. &. stuart and
3d. Weaver. I'd Brodel and Chas Sy-
tne Nicer and Joe Moellcr. Chas. Me
solIum and Harry +. Hollands. g.
Hastings and r. H. Johnston. Fred Rim
shed and Arthur Traut Harry klehs
Geo. Miller, G. Sheere and \. Sheere.
poe Fowler aud Chas. schultz. Detroit
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
RIOTERS PREPARE
GRAND SENO-OFF
FOR TOURNEY
Banner Crowd of the National Bowl.
ing Tournament Expected Tuesday
Night and Local Men Will Have
Plenty of Encouragement.
sko-Kos, OF New York. Got Into
Select Company Monday Night
With Score of 1881 Pins.

WAYNE GARDENS, March Is
AfteI>more than two weeks OF confirm.
psT bowling. the national bowling tour.
nament OF 1910 = drawing to a close.
Al the foreign cracks have had their
chance az The pins and it is now up 10
ne Detroit marksnien TO try 10 equal
the scores that are up A full SQUAD
of IL local teams will attempt the
task Tuesday evening and the single,
anc doubles marks will be gone after
Wednesday
According TO the talk among tho
BOWERS. the largest crowd OF the err
tiIe tourney will be present to cheer
TIE local men 10 their best efforts.
Some OF the good Detroit teams have
snot already. but the squad that makes
the final stand on the tournament
drives contains come OF the best pin
knights in the city. including the cham
Ipi"n Cadiilacs and there is more than
chance that some OF the teams in
The First Ten" will be crowded out.
/ II is hoping great deal To hazard an
4 opinion that. the 1850 OF the Cosmos
team will Re surpass ed. but that is I2r
from impossible The alleys hay3
been worn rather smooth again aad
| he locals find Iheir footing slippery,
,,hich results i'm c1ution and lesseneu
| chance OF big scores
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
INDIVIDUALS.


= xiii. w Williams. g. Ryan. ia
usrksnreider. b. g. Tngemach. e.. Berg
ION. ~. WAYNE. Kent Spellman, Earl
shepherd, King Spellman. Harry Iiaug.
Andrew Riley. Harry German, Kansas
NV. Geo keohl VIM. Altice, James
The Detroit times., 1910-03-15
sTART 2.a5 y. nj.
START 42O =. VI.

W Karys. Anthony BURY. Chas Beck.
or Ed Ilanneford ~ Dreyer Louis
I<iotter. W. - NNellman, A. G. Cutter
cincinnati w NJ Sewell. T.. Msterse
John Mussoh. v. BpMooN. -. Materse.
CIeVeland, John Cornelison. Marion
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14

natural and easier to play my violin
like a cello. SO I practiced and prac-
ticed until I mastered the art. 1 am
sure I can put the same soul into my
playing with the contact of the violin
between my knees as If it were pressed
under my chin.
'I have a Tyrolian violin that is an
exact copy of the Strad. 1t is with me
always When some one has touched
it, 1 can tell it the minute I start to
play. 1 never ship it with my baggage.
It's by my side on the train. Every
performance before 1 go on, 1 practice
for an hour This is good both for me
and for my violin. The instrument is
of very high tension-that's what
makes it sound so loud-and when
play for a while it opens the violin's
pores"
Owing to the increase in the num-
Der of his producing centers, Charles
Frohman has found it necessary to
purchase a $4,000 private car to facili-
tate his trips between them.
Hitherto he has used New York as
the base of his theatrical operations,
and his visits to the other cities have
been merely occasional. But this year,
by securing additional time and the
aters, he is able to put into operation
his long contemplated plan of produc-
ing plays in all the leading theatrical
centers. Next month he will conduct
rehearsals simultaneously in New
York. Boston, Philadelphia and Chi
cago.
When he announced his intention of
doing this his fellow managers de-
clared it was a physical impossibility.
But Mr.. Frohman smiled. Yesterday
he surprised them with the announce
ment that he had not only bought a
entered into arrangements with the
New York Central, Pennsylvania and
other, roads whereby his train would,
in an exigency, be allowed the same
right of way as the presidents spe-
cial
His private car is characteristic of
him. 1t is furnished simply and has
only three compartmfnts-a library a
dining room and a bedroom-all the
rooms any man needs, says Mr., Froh-
man. In the library there is merely
a quantity carved black walnut table,
several chairs and two book cases con-
tanning plays he is to produce here
and in London during the coming
season, and plays that have been sub
mItted to him. The dining room is at
the rear of the car and is also an
observation room. 1t is furnished in
Flemish oak. The only feature on
which Mr.. Frohman has spared no eX-
pense is the sound proofing. The usual
rattle of the train is annoying to him,
and he has had the car encased in
material that deadens the sound so
that he may travel as noiselessly as
in a limousine.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14

The plot of THE Brass Bottle" CEN
! ters around the temperance of the
! famous Genie of Aladdin from the
| bottom of the sea, where he was
| thrown in brass bottle, after 5000
years. Horace Ventimore, a young
London architect, is in love with Sylvia
Futvoye, the daughter of a professor
of Oriental arts. but because of his
poverty he is unable to win her fathers
| consent. One day he purchased brass
bottle at an Egyptian auction. The
professor insists that the relic" is of
Manchester manufacture After his
guests leave, however, Ventimore prizes
off the stopper. Instantly there is a
| flash, followed by a thunderous report,
and a weird Oriental genie rises from
! the smoke. The genie explains that
| he is Fakrash- -El-Aamash. In his
gratitude for his deliverance after the
centuries of imprisonment, he offers to
! grant Ventimore anything that he may
wish The architect is eager to have
| client, and, presto, through Win
dow is blown a wealthy man, who has
been seized with a sudden longing for
a $500, 900 mansion The genie pro-
| ceeds to shower his benefactor with the
wealth of Ormuz and Ind, and turns
his modest lodging into an Oriental
! palace. His sweetheart and her par
! ents invited to dinner, are shocked at
| his seeming extravaganza. At the din
ner six dancing houris, headed by a
! languorous beauty, enter and the re-
! spectacle family is Mortified. Each
successive gift from the magician
works more harm than the last one.
Horaces ingenuity in keeping his head
and getting the genie back into the
bottle, and at the same time managing
/ to square himself with Sylvia and her
parents, is by far the most humorous
feature in the farce.
Though we have had no news of New
! York's decision upon THE Brass Bot
tie, we feel certain it was a success
and will live long principally because
of the presence in the cast of Mr..
! Bennett.
]
no" violin virtuoso at the Orpheum.
was working the Filipino sunburn off
! his face in his dressing room. An Ital-
! ian from Naples-he admitted that
also that Antonio Troyato was adopted
/ for euphoneous stage purposes only.
| No, he wouldn't tell what the real
name was 1t wasn't Smith or Jones,
he said. Filipino" virtuoso? Well,
wey not? Didn't he tour the Philip
pines four years?
THE Los Angeles audiences l have
played to are not drinking audiences"
signor Trovato said.
| If you have listened to TravGto you
needn't fancy that the dexterous signor
is praising your appearance OF tenn
perance.
by drinking audiences" Trayato ex-
planned Il mean audiences that sit
! open -mouthed and drink in the melo-
dies that 1 pour forth from my violin.
People here are not so demonstratiye
as in other cities where 1 have played,
They may hum and keep time with
their feet, and rise when I play the
star Spangled Banner but they don't
go wild.
Have / always played with my violin
on my knees as if 1t were cello? No;
[ became an artist first in the cid way.
But / figured out that it would be more