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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-09-19
OPERA HOUSE
WhitWeII Enterprise at Head Of
Mammoth Building for
That Purpose.

WHITWELL, Tenn, Sept IA
Whitwell enterprise is now commence
ing the finishing work to new opera
house to cost 81, 500, and with a cap
acity of 600. 1t is built throughout
with all idea to the needs of the busl-
hess. The stage is large, and fitted
with large loft for the disposal or
arrangement of scenery for theatrical
companies visiting the place, and all
conveniences in the way of dressing
rooms. 1t is elevated above an orches-
ira pit and the seats in auditorium be-
fore it are placed ON an inclined floor.
Side boxes are also arranged for thea
tire parties. It is also arranged for the
accommodation of moving picture ma
chimes, a large compartment in rear of
auditorium being suspended from cell
ing for that purpose. This compart-
ment or box is asbestos lined so as to
minimize danger from fire. 1t is pro-
posed to light the house with electl ic
lights, gas engine and dynamo to be-
installed and the house wired, for the
purpose. 1t will be tastefully painted
and papered, and every effort made to
make an attractive little theatre. 1t
occupies position in rear of the
Pryor Block in the centre of town,
and is easy of access. A large number
of leading citizens are interested in
the project, which is being carried out
under the auspices of a stock company.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-09-19
Mullins Flat.

SbeciGI 10 lie Ne5gS.
Mrs. Lizzie Ellis visited Miss Bes-
sic Hale Saturday.
Misses Callie and Lou Massengale
called to see Mrs. Lizzie Ellis Friday.
Carter Blevins, Roy and Claude
Massengale called on Carl Frye Sun
day afternoon.
James Prigmore from Guild, Tenn,
was the guest of A L. Fry Sunday.
Cecil Long and Alton Frye went to
the Lock and Dam Sunday morning.
Carl Frye went to Kelly's Ferry
Sunday morning.
Albert Smith went to Inman We'd
nesday.
Carl Frye went to Jasper Monday.
Misses Maude and Mary Brown, Ma
ry McNabb, Jessie and Esther Foster,
Oscar Ellis, Herschall and Walter Ell
lis went boat riding Sunday.
Callie Massengale visited Miss Bes-
sic Hale Tuesday.
Clay Long and crowd of young
people went out boatriding Sunday.
o. j. Frye was in Sequatchie VAL
ley Tuesday.
Albert Smith and Alton Frye were
in Jasper Friday.
Hendry Smith made business trip
to Jasper Friday.
c. R. Byrd, the professor from
Guild, Tenn, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Mullins Flat.
Our program for Sept. was fine
First there was song by the audience
and prayer led by the Chaplain, roll
call and all answered by quotations.
Debate: Resolved that literary So
ciety in public and high school is a
greater benefit outside of mathematics
than their general studies. j" Affirma-
tive, Alton Erie and Barney Hundey;
negative, Carl Frye and Carter Blew
ins. The decision was left to vote
of the house. 10 to in favor of the
negative. Grafton, 1.-THE Plow and
Hoe" A. L. Frye. The recitation by
Leslie Frye, initiating dog and roos-
ter, vas the funniest thing out. There
being no further business the house
adjourned to meet Sept. 81.
Easter Lily.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-09-19
KeIIys Ferry.
Special 10 tie Meas.
Ball playing seems to be the order of

Special TO the NeaOS.
Ball playing seems to be the order of
the day.
Carrie Merritt, Lizzie Ellis, and
Mary and Maud Brown played ball
with the boys. guess they will take
the game from the boys.
A big crowd attended church at
Cummings Chapel Sunday. They are
all trying to lead christian life.
Miss Ethel Smith called on Miss
Fife Walsh Sunday.
Miss Ida White called on Miss Nora
Richie Sunday.
If you want to see Miss Nora Richie
smile just ask her about John Hart
man.
Come on, easter Lily" of Mullins
Flat, l like to read your pieces.
Mrs. James Newsom called on Mrs
r. F. Richie Sunday evening.
Charlie Hartman came out home
Sunday evening. He was glad to see
all his friends.
There will be big meeting at Ike
Millers Sunday. He invites every
body to his house. Red Bird.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-09-19
HOw's This?

~ offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Rny case of Catarrh that cannot be
by Halls Catarrh Cure.
3. J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
the undersigned, have known F.
leney for the last fifteen years, and
ve him perfectly honorable in all
ness transactions, and financially
to carry out any obligation made
Pthpir firm.
ALDEN. KINNAN IL MARVIN, Whole
ale druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
iall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal
acting directly upon the blood and
ICONS surfaces of the system. Price
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
stimonials free.
Fake Halls Family Pills for constipa-
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-09-19
Killed by Special.

Will Davis, the 14-year old son of
J. Davis, was killed one mile north
College Station Thursday by the
Special train taking visitors to the
Soldiers Reunion at Pikeville. He
was driving across the track at the
HARDWOOD crossing in a one horse wag-
on. The engine struck the back of
wagon and tore it to pieces. The
horse was knocked down and not hurt,
while the boy was thrown out and re-
ceved injuries to his head from which
he died in half an hour.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-09-19
Third District.

SPECIAL 10 khe Mars.
Every new branch of official bust
ness is beginning to move forward
since the Inauguration of the new
boa rds Some changes are required at
the hands of the officials of the educa-
tional boards in charge of the Whit
well school. The patrons most respect
fully ask that the teachers in charge
teach said school from 8, III. to O.
clock in the afternoon, with one hour
intermission at noon. Under the past
and present administration it is alleg-
ed by the school patrons that said
Whitwell school has only been taught
from So to hours each day, thus cnt-
ting down and reducing the number OF
school hours there should be taught
during the term. Under the school
law of Tennessee there should be eight
hours each day. The patrons say they
absolutely fail to find the law author
izing the 81 or hour system that Is
now in operation, and there is move
by the Iatlon to compel the teachers
now in "harge to teach said school full
8 hours, an take up promptly at and
close at four o'clock, and further
move is on hand that unless said teach
ers promptly comply with the above
rules and regulations as required by
said petitioners, said advisory board
and the county board of education
will be asked to pay said teachers SAL
aries according to the number of days
actually taught with the hour or one
and half hour less each day. They
hold that what's fair to the goose in
this case will surely be fair to the
gander, only get and receive pay for
actuah service and labor rendered to
the public. Another system practiced
which has been in vogue for a long
time is when children arrive at
school few minutes after 8 O'Clock
the present system is to lock them
out. The new board ruling on this
last question is to let them go in and
they further hold they fail to find in.
corporated in the compulsory school
law of Tennessee any section that sus-
tains the action of the teachers in this
last controversy on the lockout move
ment Complaint has also been filed
that proper ventilation is lacking by
not keeping the doors and. windaigs. 50
en- during school hours, ~ &
evervthinp will he praH W
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-09-19
What We Never Forget

according to science, are the things as
ISOLATED with our early home life, such
as Bucklen's Arnlca Salve. that mother
or grandmother used to cure our burns,
bols, scalds, sores. skin eruptions,
cuts, sprains or bruises. Forty years of
cures prove its merit. Uurivaled for
piles, corns or cold sores. Only 25c at
Whitwell Drug Co.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-09-19
ANNOUNCEmE NTS.

We are authorized to announce HON.
JOHN A. MOON as a candidate for-Re-
present tive in Congress from this the
Third Congressional District, comnriS-
ing the counties of Biedsoe, Bradley,
Franklin, Grundv, Hamilton. jams,
McMinn, Marion, M"igs, Monroe, Polk.
Seouatcbie, Van Buren,, Warren and
White, subject T. the action OF Demo
cratic Party.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-09-19

We are authorised to announce JOE
c. KILGORE as candidate for Rep
resentative from Marion County in next
General Assembly. subject TO the action
of the Republican party in primary or
convention.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-09-19
Ice! Ice! Ice!

Those who wish ice in small
amounts can get it at one cent per
pound. Ice received Saturdays.
If HILL & SON.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-09-19

The implicit confidence that many
people have in Cham berlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
founded on their experience in the use
of that rem edy and their knowledge of
the remarkable cures of collie, diar-
rhoea and dysenterythat it has effected.
For sale by all dealers.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-09-19

Order the News, only soc cash
gets it for year.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-09-19
DON'T BLAME HIM.

We understand some parties are
blaming ,Chas. Curtis for taking out
warrant for the arrest of Smith, who
was unfortunately killed Saturday
night while trying to escape from the
officer. Curtis could not foresee the
tragic outcome, and his duty as a good
citizen clearly demanded that he assist
in enforcing the law. If all other good
citizens would 90 this. there would
be no need for prohibition laws or
even for a prohibition movement IN a
political party. Those who encourage
ed Smith in mis- lawloss traffic by buy
ing whiskey from him are the ones
who should receive the blame in the
matter. By their action in buying
from him they simply fashioned a cot
fin for him as events have proven. Ii
he could not have sold his whiskey,
he would not have got into trouble.
The result of his whiskey selling was
death, not riches, for he was in very
poor circumstances, having miserable
clothing and shoes Chas. Curtis is
not to blame, and his action is eudors-
ed by every law-abiding citizen.
The moral to be drawn from the
tragedy is that those who purchased
liquor from Smith should go to the
rnaroat Justice of the peace and take
soiu.uu pledge not to buy liquor again
from a wildcatter as long as they live,
or from any dealer IN liquor, for that
matter. This would show their man
hood, and be fitting repentance for
past misconduct,
Railroads are not always run on the
"pubic be damned principle as some
people allege. Recently we had cause
to ask that better stockgap be put in
at the DeSabla farm south of here, and
it was done promptly and with no
complaint or growl. We thank the
management for their prompt action.
Railroads are as anxious to do the
right as the individual and some times
more so.
We conclude this week the publica
tion of the temperance article of "Pro-
hibition in Kansas" which has pleas
ed.some of our readers and, no doubt,
made others lawfully tired. r" We
are going to run some matter next
week from Tafts side of the question,
are now dropping in column occa-
sionally about Wilson, and may have
some later about Roosevelt. The
News has all sorts of readers and can
cater to any one of them and ifARm
don't like the headlines of aRad
skip the rest of it. or read il
to see if you can't learn sone
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-28

zoe, qefchtts 80t per eaaone in parties
ssn Dbl. ertrd @inter 8elt earool 6sc
per Gallone. Gotton Steb Del robes 42e,
afFnirtes 47e Der GaIsue. 9erpentin,
53e; petroleum, perfeetion 1oe, Ohio. aen.
tn6h nub 9nbiana 9s4c per @aaone. groDn
eafotin 18e, aapbra l4t per 8alIons.
SuIt.-Der Marft II. rubia. Obio Rfper
96c, Ridisaa uus GtrOH 104e per Dbl. bon
$50 Hfunb.
9aIa IN fsf - asrima Gita 65a-634t,
DO. Gountrp 6113--65se per pfuub.
Rpblen. - Nnrft rnbig gouebiesbenn
s8.25-360, NUS une Siad s.2l0, aand.
MIA etadfoblen s3.25-3.50. 3ub unb Glad
$500 per 9onne nbgsIisftrt. &audtoie
sti6toblen S4.25, Antbratitt $7.50-7 rs per
Toun. abssIiefsrt gste toitet $3.50 per fonns
abaeiiefert.
-Warft idndder. aleeiaa.
men $l0.0011 90 nuf benz @tleiis unb Sill
100 per gu. bonn Stors. Simotbb S1.OO
800 auf BEN Geleiie unb S5.00-6.00 per
gu. bonn Store unaariihsr une beutfher
@iaet 81 S0-2 %, qeiu0bnlihsr 81. l.75-2.O0
per 8ufbsl. 8uhnei;en 81 Is aaf esm sc.
lsiis une Sl.30 BON Store.
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Cincinnati. 2s. Suni.

v III ! " " " u ZCs ShHls
Der obtrs cbioHus IN Inugiam i'm Sts,.
asn bsartfsu, bel bisiissr Stab: aber fdat bey
fiub not uub bate asitsrn abeno sineu
gSadtrfane BON 101 Fu5.
Tisiolaeaoeu De7sit,I trdfsa ndbreno
ees gsffrtgeH cages bier eta:
9itts5ura, Oh. Der FluS bat einen
@3Fsrfano bon 80 gu5 uub faat
sarisrs5urs. %. ga. Der 5tus Sat
.iHtH BaHsrfane ban 81 5us uno fdat.
sattettsbura. %. Der Slui BAT st-
nsu &aFsrtoab BON 6s GUS uub fsist
HandDba salts, gS. Ba. Der SluS
bat etnsn @aNertano bon 4.5 GUS uuo itsiat
gbarGesten, gs. pa. Der SIuS bat Ell.
nsn @aHsrftauo 7.8 yub unb faai.
st. gIsafaut. % ga. Der Flus bar
sintu @aFsrfaHO bon 81 GUS uuo fteiet.
Sorts 8. Der 5lus bat sluen
@aFsrfaub bon II Gus unb ftsiat'
soutsbitlt. IN. Der SluS Bat sinsu
@aferHauo psu 83 5us uHo idat.
GsaHspiGte, 5ao. Der Slus bat .t.
ntu @aHsraauo bon 1873 GUS uuo idut.
eairo, 81 Der 5IuS bat siHen sSaHcr.
fanb ben 23.2 bub uno faat.
N.mphis. leHu. Der sLus bat eineu
SaherRaHo bon 20.S Sus unb fdat.
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Suoermanas 6eimatb in 5ufiO
perbpten.

Die 9oriteaung BON Supermann' 3
r5simatb" 1T bon Der Sotiper poii8ei
auf 4noronung bss Winiiteriums oes
Jnnern perboten poroen; oenn bic gez
boroen Iinb Der Weinung, oaB bic
Sheen bes Stiides bic iapaniIhe MOs
raj seidhroen. lnfang Wini ipar i'm
hieiisen SuratuIas 2beater nit Der
Ginituoiruna bes Dramas beaonnsn
porosn. es ipIte bon ben. S6auIpiss
lsrn Der gunssi aiotai poer &unitz
uno 2itteratur <9sieaIhuft gefpieIt
peroen, bic unter Qeitung oes Sbate=
ipeares 6orfbers Or. 5iubputIdbi itsbt,
ben bic pom Staat gegriinbete 4tabe.
mie erit unlGngIt ipegen ieiner eroben
9eroienite um bic iapanif6e 2ittsrutur
init einsm QrsiIe BON 200O Sen belpbnt
bat. Der sleidfdls ie1r qeI6Gste
Shriftitsasr S6imamura, Der, fpie
5iuboutI6i profeHor an Der @aIeba.
llnioeriftdt uno eine Stiige Der gungei
Gioiai 1T, meints, Die nSeimatb" lei
ollerbinss zines iener mohernen Stiife,
bic fo5ioIs 5rdgen bsbanbsln; bod
babe er ss ni4t CUR Qufiiibrung ses
pohlt, rm Der iapaniihen Sueenp To-
geuannte mooerne Soeeu einsufl0Ben.
Or babe bas Drama nur oarum fir
bic japaniihs gibne bearbeitet, neil er
CLAUDE. oaB ss reid an tbeatratii6sn
Gffeiten lei unb benz 9efhad Der mos
oernen Sapuner entiprehen iperbe.
Dos @erbot Der Guffiibruna lei Elm
srober S6lag fir bic 0eislli9aft, bic
beabfihtigs. bas Stiid i'm Suni audi in
Sfafa unb Raapia 81 fpieIen. gr tpnlle
baber bic geboroen eriunen, bod bic
aaffiibrung bes Wertes 81 geitattsn,
nahbsm sr ben 9ert ettpas umesarbeiz
tet unb bic Rons Der Rasba in Der
Ghlubisene seGnbert babe. Gtpas
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0as 9ebirn eiues 9ors
IA bren oes Weni den. Das
9ebtrn bes fofi!en Wteniden BON Ga
gtapeuezaurs sSaintS baben ieBt Sipei
fron3ofide 6orider, gouIe uuo 4nz
tbon1, unter'u6t. Die andtpmtiden
llnteriuhunqen, bic tbeilpetie 5ormeu
zines Weni6enqe6lrus auftpeiien, one
oererfeits uber affendbnlihe giIoer erz
bra6ten, t0nnen cine gDriteQung BON
ben @ebirnfunttiOnen bes W2snIheu
pon Gbapeuesaurz zSdtnts 1ebsn. @enu
Der grobe GebirninbaIt gu 8uniten
ieiner Snteuigen3 ipriht, 70 iheInt Der
8e'dmmteinorut nller ieiner Wtnbuns
gen i'm 9eqentbeil nur ruoimentdre
geiitige 6dbtgteiten an3uoeuten 9ei
Der llnter'uhung Der Gntpitlune Der
Sberfldhe Der 6irnIapen boben nun
Die SDriher, ndh etnem 8eriht Sb.
4rIbts, in Der oVaturrpifenihaftIiheu
RuHDibau", tpie Bel ben WieniheRs
dffen neben elmer itdrtsren 4usbiloune
bes Seb5eutrums befonoer& cine be-
mertensperthe 8eouttion bes ooroeren
9ent3entrumS feitQeiteQt. Die poroes
rem 5beile bes StirnbIrns iino aber
nah urierer jeBigen 9enntnib Der
pbpiioIogie oes 0irns fir oas inteIs
Iettuele 2eben unentbehrIi6. sSbre,
8erIeBunaen fiibrsn gum Banbfinu
pner Qdn3liher IerDenfhpGhuna GS
1T pabriheinlid, oaB Der Weni9 DON
gorreSs unb Der BON Reonberthdl nur
cine rubimentdre @eiiteseutDitlunq
beiaben, bic aber ftherIth melt bobr
mar aIs bic Der Iebenoen Wenfhenz
affen. @benip fpidtiq 1T bic Sraqe,
Oh Der WfenTh BON gorre3e Idpn eine
poltommeu ortitulirts Spraae beIefs
zen bat. Die 2otatIattpn Der Spre6z
fdhigteit ouf bieDrsiitirnptnbung uno
namentIidb auf ibren untereH 5betl III
neusrbiu9s beItritten. Run Idbt iia
an oem 9ebiru Der 0erlauf oieTer
@inounq ni6t aenou feftitetlen. @enn
aber bic 5Dpotbeie rihtig lit, 10 milf
ZEN mir, tpenH niht auF bus pollitGna
bige Sse6Ien elmer drtttuIirten Sprahe,
10 bod minbeitens auf bas 8orbdn.t
oenfetn elmer iebr ruoimeNtdren idIies
ben. GnbIif peranlabt bic leidte
4fnmmetrie bes Gjebirns 3u benz @es
banten, bab Die NeanoertbaImsnf6en
bereits auseefprohen einieitig paren.
unb bas lit unleugbar etn gbdratter
Der lleberlegenbett Die Sbatfahe Der
4fnmmetrie aetst uns enoli6 an, oab
biefer msnih Der rittlerea Dilupa!s
ssit etn Rehtbanbsr mar.
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CO.: 9: )llurrap fgo. ei;'si assi.
BIC iiaipu SrEh. .8ebG,sSe.

irgenbpel6er llnteritiibung. Das
5aupt3ieL Der Sbatefpeares9 s9epdbtz
nib Bepsgung gebt baber Mobile.
Oaht auf bic S9affung zines nutios
naIen SubbenttonsfonDs, unb BON ben
100000 Pfunb Sterling, bic ges
iammelt iperbeu ioqsn, ipunift man
25O,000 qfunD Sterling fsit3ulegen.
@s Dirb bereits fleibi9 gefammeIt.
blben uno briben, nobel Gnglano ben
8orIprung elmer anpnpmen SperDe
BON 10000 Yfuub Sterling 5u per@
3eihnen bat. 0d Die BegeiIterung
ifneebd1enartt9 ndh't unD auBeroem
Das Iportli6e s5ntereFe zines g8ett'
tampfes 3ptIten Rem Oort unb 2onz
bon oa3u tDmmt, 10 lit es ais iidsr 3u
betrudteH, DAB betOe 3entren angel
idhiiIfer Gultur i'm Sabre 1916 ibre
notiOnaIen Sbateipeare Hepertoirez
bii9nen 6Qben tperDen, uno es Iragt
iid nur nod, Oh iid Das Wtutterlono
um eiuige g}aIenldngen ptr0 bsI6ds
men lafen.
lin bieier &utaitrpphe Dor3ubeugen,
piro pom aOmmittee in @nglano ftsz
berbaft geiammeIt, gepreoigt uno ges
itempelt. Wtan bot ia 3tDdr ben 8orz
fprung bon 10000 YFD. Sterling.
2lber psr t0nnte oen ameritanIi6en
WuItimtuiDnQren trduen, un0 Die
engIifhen 6eiBIporne befiirhten tdgs
lid bic aabelmelpunq DDn trgenoeiner
funfs oDer ie6siteLigeu Eieien1penoe
3uguniten be8 transQntlantiIhen 9&ae
tonaltGeaters. Nuu bat iih 3u ben
enQIiI6en Sommlern uuh Wtr5.
9eprge GorupaIi5zWeit geielIt, uao
oamit bat Die engIiIfe Safs einen 9sz
naltigen 5n1puls erbalten. Wtrs.
@eprge GornnduiszWeit, einItmaIs
2dbD RQnDolph GburdiQ unp W&utter
oes qegenpdrtiQen Utarinemtniiters
Winiton Ghur6t0, 1T eine jener euro
pdi'6en qrobsn 0amen, Die ibre braD
Iteqenoen Gnergien nllerbuno bundnen,
fo3ialrsflmeriIteu poer natlonale1t
8eitreltagtn niDmen uno oi. oft
ourt lie prqdniIatoriiter 8acn6un=
qen ndbrs 8unber ipirten. Die eiuen
Beginner .rit Wo6ltbQtigteitsmat;aeea
E an0sr9n nit RoienfeIter unn irit
.I1stentin3&n, monde nit sElps
o'clod 5eas uno pbuntaitiIten Rebpuz
ten unb etniee ihIiebIih nit groB cn<
ge!eqtsn 8pItsfeiteH, ia ioQar nit ges
paltiqen mpoernen Woniter AusiteIz
lunqen. Wlrs. Gornnallis zWeit eebDrt
gu ben groB5iigigiten biefer tperttbdtiz
qen 9amen, unb als Tie oem 9eoanten
bes Rdtipnult6eaters itr bilfsbereites
urb arbeitsluitiqss oer3 ihentte, on
bate Tie ben ebenio rei3enosn pis tpirfz
iamen gtufau, auf ben pettuusgeoehns
/ ten GrInDen BON gurIs Court, NO an
! jdErIit aQerIei groBe 2lus itequngeH
nit au oem ldrmenben 9efolqe bon
ameritdniihen Gunds Bart z8erqnu@
gunqen itattfinben, Elm urhdiIttI6 ge=
treues Bib BON SbateIpores Gnelano
3u geben. 8ieie 8erdnitaItung 1T nun
in poQem 8unqe, uno enbIih, eubIib
| fdetnt bas goloene 3ettaltsr bes Rer
pertpiretteaters berunbre6en gu pol>
| len.
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Die Sebniuht nad) benz Heper
toiretbeater.

2onbpn, i'm SUM.
Seit einisen Sabrsn gibt es in
England uno in ben 9ereiniaten
Staaten eine getpegung, Die Iib bas
,3iel gefest bat, bic 8reiiabrbunoertz
feier Shatefpeares i'm Sabre 1916
ourh Die Groffnung zines nationaleu
Shuteipeare : 9eodhtnis 5beaters
5u begeben. Der beimIi6e Bunih
oieisr aettation i'll jeoot tpeoer Die
rationale 8ubns nod bic 5bdteIpeare=
9eod6tniB 5eier, ionbern bas pielz
geprieiene, bas Ianserie6nte, bas
rettunssoerbeiBenoe Repertpiret6eater.
Denu 10 mertpiiroig es tIinat, oie
WeItitaot oes Smperiums bat nur in
lenen feIteneu Wohen bus 8ergnuaen
elmer Repertoirebibne, in benen pro-
pin3tale Sdauipieltruppen aus mans
DIETER oeer 2tperpool Der Siebenmilz
liOneuitabt cine 8erbeusung mahen-
uno Die .iinitlerii6en 5ugenoeu elmer
nod niht ameritaniiirten grpoin3
porfiihren. Qonbon bat bic enbloIea
Serienauffiibrungsu eriinblib iatt,
uHo man betlagt iih ntf)t nur lber
bas mehaniiirte unb erftarrte Spiel
Der SdauipisIer mad benz eriten Suns
bert, ipnoeru aud uber bas enpailtiae
8erihpinoen pertbpoqer Stlte nab
eri6Opfuna ihrer Serien3uqtraft. 1u
Wieoeraufuubmen fat niemaIs su
Serien fiibreR, 10 fpmmen fie aud fat
uisnlols Dor, uno Elm Repertoiretbeas
ter bat iid unbererietts aus pirtbs
idaftiihen 9riinosn nod niemals be-
baupten tpNneu.
Jreilih gibt es in England auber
ben Sbatefpeare s5eitfptelsn in Strdsz
foro am apon. bic 3neimal iGhrIi6
brei big fehs Wofsn lang itattFinbsn,
teine Iubpentionirte 8iibne, uno OBJ
po6l es elm zheater Seiner Mdieitdt,
Elm 5beater Der aonigin uub sin5beas
ter bes prtn5en bon BaIes gibt, 70
erbalten bod oieIe brei b0fiih be-
naHnten gubaen aidt stnen penn9