Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-11

birthday Sunday. rs rully none OF
your affair. but, n YOU must know
she'll be- forty Miss Drcsslcr was
born la Cohurg. ont, educated In
Toronto, and made her, stage debut
az sixteen In Under Two Flags"
JOHN Philip Sousa. who celebrated
his fifiy-sovcnth birthday Il IL week.
viii give a concert at the iIlppodr0mc
as the closing feature OF his twenty
second annual concert tour.
n was Just four vears ago today
tina, the New Thonter. built by thir-
~ American milllonairos who were
going 90 uplift American dramatic
art. opened itg doors 90 the public.
The scchcmc was a failure. but the
magnificent ediflce. now IN the Gem
fury opera house. is performing
true service 10 art as the home 81
grand opera IN English.
A budding playwright has permit
ted us 20 read the manuscript Of a
drama of negro life. which he viii
produce az soon as ne finds a pro.
Hucer. a court room scene offers
the following blt Of dialogue. "De sem
tcnce nb dis court Is dat YOU be
hanged 10y de- neck until mortified. an
dat dis sentence he cxcruciRtod az
once" SAYS the cullud Judge. "Mah
heabcns ledge" shrieks the convict
ed man. docs yo' aim 10 rain me2''
Handsome John Drew win pass the
threc-score mark mex. week, bot age
has not withcrcd his infinite variety
Of histrlonics and haherdushery.
"Thc Fight" although disappoint-
/ ing 60 devotecs IT the Marquis ~
Queen zbcrry who expected something
different. now Eoos ON The road with
nm excellent metropolitan record bo-
hind u.
"see America First" seems TO be
tho cry of visitors 10 New York.
which suggests the following as an
appropriate ven for the tourists and
buyers. "Rah- Rah, Rah- Who are
we? Folks from Joplin and Kan-kn
koe. Medicine HAT and Troy and
Rome and we'rc all a-going 10 the
Hppodrome'"
Miss Maude Adams who viii be
forty-one next Tuosdry and who has
our permission Co live forty-one yenrs
longer WY. hc seen IN onc-nct play
by j. NJ Barrie, entitled "ltosalind. y
the gift of author to actress during
her Now York season beginning next
month.
AZ Madison square Garden q large
force Of men are Engaged IN polishing
the blaze az glory and tuning up tho
lblare Of trumpcts which, IN accord
lance with reportorial traditions, viii
open the annual horse show az that
well known edficc week hence.
Sarah Bernhardt's first American
lappearance took place just thirty
three years ago today. az Booth's
theater Ia New York She played
l"Adrionno Lecouvreur" 10 on over
FLOWING ana enthusiastic house.
Booths has vanished from the theai-
rlcaI map, and IN al probability a
majority Of the audience have paid
the debt to nature. but Sarah the III
vine goes on forever.
1T WAS reported even" says the
New York American. "that he (thf
Duke of the AbruzzD proposed mar
riage to her" CMiss Kathcrlng El'
lkins). Yes, one remembers that i
EVEN was--to the extent Of one oI
three columns day. aud page
splash every Sunday for several weary
years.
Nine. polairc. proclaimed "ug'
Hest women in the world resembles
most Of the baseball players who
pose as actors IN that she gets hei
money by false pretonscs. hut she
gives good value az that Mpdome Is
Go go on the road at tho hend u q
company ~ her own, ns VIII hei
orstwhile- dlable' --companions Ger
trude Hoffman md Lady Constance
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