The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
BEN GREET PLAYERS PLEASE
MANY CHAUTAUQUA VISITORS

Thursday evening were equally de
lightfm and pleasing In their respec-
tive parts. Walter Kingsford. who ap.
peared as "Baptista Of Padua." was a
dlgnihed English gentleman with a
voice OF richest quality. He was a
great tavorite throughout the perform.
ance.
Movie" Actor Here.
Frederick Roland. as Lucentio the
ever. Was received unusually we'll and
ne eight years with the Ben Greet
flaNers. have made him an actor Of
great worth. II f. interesting 10 note
mat ne has appeared many times with
Sothern and Marlowt. and OF recent
x1e ~, ne has appeared eonspicuously In
Lionel Pape and Charles webster. rep
frsssented quite perfectly Gremio and
hand. Mr.. Pape showed some fine char
a.tyr work and ne did exceptionally
well eonsidesinr the difficulty OF pre-
under canvas. Mr.. Webster. with a good
greatly liked
Chauncey ". Keim was especially
good IN assuming thu role OF hts master.
Lucento. Gareth Hughes second ser
Want 70 Luccntio. Is a Welshman and has
fe e. but Is years q age and this IL
MS tirst season with these players
cecil Archer-BurtDn assumed two
roles. the first as Curtiss servant 10
Petruchio. and later as the widow q"
James Ralph BRADLEY appeared as tho
TAILOR and carried ms part 50 well
amused "a his lines ana antics usssli
Morrison demonstrated that even THE
servant In Ben Greet company Is a
The play from beginning 20 curtain
was pleasant success. impossible n
olsappointmcnt and memorable for It's
nrtisuc presentation.
Other Good Attractions.
And fFeu fh.r.
good Chautauqun scaturcs Yesterday
n Ncilis lecture On tic Panama canal.
we children work b. Miss Williams
anu The musical nun bers BY the I[icE-
bush-lteutor Company. all were .ptby-
sisstically received.
Iehan; the Indian whose career has
carried MIN through experiences nm
p2ralleled. told his audience yesterday
1l,e5h9oh the story OF his life lie re-
, rSIT5 ihoiGentS a., from the time his
down through the euccessfve stagss ~
VIC deaths Of his father and Indian
rahan's mother was an OsaRa v.o,,..,
us real father was california Joe.'
Ine lgontiersman. Sus adopted father
,oi5 EePhk2-eetc ttig Arrow. TRhan
leiu nov the indians have been given
" Unfair representation In the nation I.
history. and one Of his strongest pleas
vas Tor an Indian vote
me address was extremely interest-
llL ant tho speaker In the hour and =
I'5t teT mich he Occupied gave not only
81 Zen -
Ut governmental dealings with his race.
Fridays Program.
The program for Friday the sor-,p
10y OF the 'hautauuua. includes a lee
tuic hy .ion. clifford a. Roe. the mon
Whom John u Rockefeller. Jr. sent 20
f-tN ON two years ago TO make hts
Investigation Of vice conditions DvrinS
nl- many years a. assistant states ~.
oIuet iu Chicago Mr. Roe gained ,,,t5gh
NhgWledge % the white slave trofrtr
stna in MS tax on The New Moral
Awakening he will give Wheeling peo.
pie some Of the results OF mis- it,vss,t',.-
lions and prosecutions
me musical feature Of the dav will
y. the appearance az the Oratorio Art
sing prior 10 Mr Roe's lectiirs "a ~
night they will give = cornpiefe ~I,5,~.r,
moulded In the company OF pratorio
AFllstN are Frederick Wheeler noted
Irt,,ltone. and Elsie Baker contraito
Victor Nirtroll records and wbaeIing
people Who have heard their rerCrs-
WI se El2d 81 the opportunity 70 en-
IqE iT one Of special interest II in
cluies. IN addition 20 several Other rav-
orltes. the quartet from .'RiRoiefto a." 80
Quartet ,ss Msdrisal' from "Mikado" and
Wilson Miss Baker and Mr. Tb.sicr
VIII sing together in one OF their fav-
ofltes. The Day is Done"
Inc song cycle which "a nart two Of
~ Lads and Lasses" quartet: Love-
Charming Creatures tenor solo
'ffntle Dawn auar'et. THE Country
tone colo. The Tediar." cstch ana
Ine fnmnofion ~ Love" quartet
The orsiorio Artist concert berins AZ