Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-01

mantle Of charity should be thrown
no one the mention Of whose name
should cause friends 10 desire to
desire to change the subject. lhdiyid-
unlly and collectively, only fragrant
bouquets are coming To them.
But somehow no playwright has
ever vet been able TO construct a piece
that did not have some scenes and
some parts that were better than 9TH
era Among the brightest OF the bright
spots Tuesday night were the dumb
waiter scene Between Joe McCanna as
the policeman end Charlie Lembke as
the burglar which set everybody in
roar and kept them sniekerlng long
afterwards when they thought OF it,
ana the cooking scene between Miss
Jean Hubbs and Kenneth Bacomb,
which WAS one Of the eieYerest and
dalnticst bits Of comedy ever seen in
Albuquerque. Mr. Lanham and Miss
James had the fat parts and got
away with them IN thoroughly SAT-
Iisfactory manner while Miss Amelia
McFio made prass widow that left
nothing TO be desired Hugh Bryan
always good was as good as ever,
Mrs Shortle was q most convincing
Aunt Salina, and Hutch showed his
class as an actor In the Same thor
ough manner that he has always done
on the athletic field
There; | believe that takes them
an IN
Paris 10 Athens IN sixty
\ hours" Is q newly advertised
I train schedule. saving OF
time but what a waste Of oppor-
tunlty -Couricr-Journal.
THE VARSITY.
AZ the risk Of digging back into
ancient history ! must pause ana say
IN few words about the doings that
\ the boys from up on the hill and the
girls who aided and allotted them,
pulled off last saturday Various
names have been applied to the per-
/ form0nce, none of them coming quite
/ up 10 the requirements or giving an
adequate idea OF what Il was IT
was just an organized frolle. and the
iollity and wholesale fun Of it lost
nothing from the fact that it was orr
I Rnnl2od
That street parade battles success
/ ful description q good look az 1t was
necessary in order 10 fully appreciate
/ IT, for IL had just q little on anything
Iquorque. Tho ghow-or rather the
series OF shows-at The old Econo-
mist building was If anything ahead
( ot the pace sci by the parade. ~
attempt TO ennmerate the many fun
I ny things that took place would be
out OF the question In view of limita-
tons of space that cOnflne me.
College-hoy humor Is nothing new.
: / have seen lot of 1t In my time.
Usually IL Is forced and far more
bOstefous than humorous, The Wash
ington birthday Stunts" of our lads,
however far surpassed anything Of
the sort that ! have ever seen or
heard. There was real brains in
thom- nothing studied or strained
as spontaneous as the laughter they
produced-and clever from the first
chapter to the last
And it must not DE forgotten that
the varsity is now old enough To- vote
and four years older The twenty
iiuh birthday anniversary Saturday
was am event Of real importance, and
the celebration OF Il was thoroughly
befItting the dignity Of the occa-
sion Judge RodCy filled the role of
proud parent in thoroughly conven-
uonn style, and put Few extra
pounds Of steam Into his eloquence in
telling about the virtues Of his child
and what he had Go DO with making Il
what Il is DR. hOyd and Dr iodgin
also made addresses that We're fun of
interest 90 AN friends of the college,
while Governor stovcr related many
stirring incidents OF the early days
OF higher education la Kew Mexico,
when education was having q hard
time 20 be high, much less higher
ana life was one gay and siddy strug
gle for existence
The musical features of the pro-
gram came fully up TO the high stand
ard that has been set by Miss Merle.
The singing of Mrs Barton. one of
the varsity brides. was "a distinct foa-
ture, and musical Albuquerque Is re-
iolcing az che advent ~ "A new star nj
Ia certain that Mrs Barton win be
much In demand IN future and that
she Will not Doe permitted longer To
hide her light under "a bushel.
=
10 you have not a face that goes
With opora-hat and evening
clothes.
Affect blank and vacant stare, 7
Twill get you almost anywhere
llarpers Weekly