Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-18

coney Island show. A noble little .1reman rescued me from the flames, put ne had 70 make three trips.
 aecK and neck racer for the joility stakes. Do you identify him when .eII you that he is that pulpy comec- ,an win a murky voice, who has his own way of confusing his pro nouns. ana who makes you ache to Kill him for hIs sisslness one minute and at the next you are. laughing al his original oddity? Fisher Is an American tourist in "I4a Belle Paree' with an Irish wife She ought to be played by George Munroe, but she isn't and Fisher is provided instead with a mechanical cab horse, with an athlete inside to make fun with on a boulevard. He won hire the outfit at . francs an hour. but buys it outright at 6; and of the hundreds of comedians who have got into he skins of beasts on all fours. I've seen none more humorous than the one who operates the dancing horse. Later in the play Fisher evens hp with Miss Mayhew by taking from his cun he cue for new joke. He has zone to an artists studio in the Latin quarter to order 800 square wards of painting for his New York house. The painter is a shabby Bo- hemian whose ability he douB,s-
 Poverty and art go hand in hand in Paris, the man argues; many a great masterpiece has been painted on ali empty stomach
 "A queer place. says the comed- ian. 70 paint picture.
 Beautiful and Frotesque.
 Do seem to beiittle this summer play? don't mean 10. It's beautiful as well as gro -esque. IL starts at a Parts touristy agency and m ex- traordinary showiness to fine imita- tions of theatT1cai cafe and a stud ents' hall 4 pretty girl violinist is an odd lnterloTfer. she pretends to go mad over her fiddle and bow. She looks a sOmuambulist right from her bed in a scaut nightie. But what cares she for clo hes when a rapt. wrapt in melody She is d mere mite of a young woman anyway. Yet not to be overlooked, as, tossing her loose hair m unison with the tune, and hinHng out her bare fee, she . presents a musicO-maniac
 The finality is a ballet of pierrots i and harlequins. It is strange how little Americans care for classical dancing Here's Dazie. of grand opera ! premier grade, and a whirling dervish | doing wonderous things on tip-tOe | and the program has to beg tae peO- ipie to wait to see what a European ' fvLr aF frr1 More to the liking of Broadway is ! the spectacle that the curtain goes down on. Six great panels. high ID | in the walls of the students ball hal. turn into tableaux of women posed in imitation of tinted, undnaped stat uzry
 DreamIand Before The Fire. i Dreamland was my choice for first section of Coney Island to see for you this summer spent an evening there. and went back in the small hours of the morning fo see it's thirty acre of showy edifices burned flat to the grounds. Ely party shot a chute, speeded on 8 gravity railway. floated in the canals Of e miniature Venice. swiIied thrOugh a mythical Hell Gate WhiriaooL and many other things that held over familiarly from past yesrs. CT as tonishment there was none The atrical ordinances were lacking u-- terly An outdoor circus was @ free sight for those who had paid their dimes for entrance to the ground The extra half dollar show was Fer rari's menagerie. In that we saT lions, tigers, leopaTds. bears. pumas and jagusrs and other beasts count ing up 10 a hundred.
 Also, Bonavita. When had seen him last before he was in barred arena with seven lions, lording it over the beasts with a whip that cracked like a torpedo whenever be Iashed them, and attitucinizing in