New Britain herald., 1915-06-24

was Airline Root.
81 Of the school de-
Vington Center.
is manager and
ous Athletic club. We
successful as he was
tted with a certain local
8 next star showed us the
y theater. we knew we were
ather pleasant time. The
that caused us to sit up
notice. was the orchestra
first it seemed as IL he
TO hide behind his yio-
9 nearly succeeded, for al
lie time has passed, Henry
our class baby. still refuses
RE about, we saw a dignified
4Ia sitting i'm the critics box.
oodale is now the greatest
the country, dramatic and
". Ray still believes that
~ trouble with the pace that
that It does not kill enough
curtain soon rose and we were
BY some loud growing sounds.
came from q. person occupy
d center Of the stage. 1t was
sr than AL Tuthill. who was
airing his throat before he be-
speak He made very
l!9e picture, as he stood there
comb and brush in one hand,
me girls photographs in the
Tut is now a. matinee idol.
reports we have heard recent
IS still Idol (idle)
next was q Juggling act, and
4 Dahlberg. caused US to hold
DUR seats, because OF the care
anner in which he threw eggs,
sh things around. Andy, later
|. that he is such a high priced
ner. that he is not bothered.
high cost Of living.
that there came q clog dane
I by Rose Sablotsky and Daisy
dtz. Both girls are follow
! vaudeville stage. We have
That Oscar Hammerstein is az
IN. but we hope he does not
hem for they win have to pay
new stage floor.
next act was a decided success.
listed Of two girls. one Of whom
recitations, and the
danced. and they were Ethel
and Edith Bayer. Etheps big
lccess was .tShe sleeps in the
by request while Edith's In
station OF the ancient Greek
was q revelation.
curtain then rose for the main
lon. 1t appeared to be the
of q beautiful garden. Stand
Meath q balcony, adorned in q
me Mexican Troubador's uni
ma singing serenade in a re-
ole tenor voice, while swapping
gers to keep time, stood our
Mexican Athlete, Eddie"
or course, the. object Of all |
nder devotation as attentively
used to in the corridors. in days
\. while she cast shy glances at
q policeman on the corner,
ing the theater, we thought we
~ around to the stage door
new acquaintances with our
riends, but when we got there.
/ that some one had beaten US
Yes, standing there all dressed
q Christmas Tree, stood our
lude, Norman McKirdy,, he Of
arp crease and pressed shoe
Mae is making quite a hit
age Johnny, and il you saw his
you would believe it.
q next star we saw a suffragette
gress. Almost hidden by a
Votes for Women" flag, we saw
ost scholarly classmate Leah
4 II, t11C SLIlAiiIdSCA AuSSllOAi 1lidI n. 1
{ in the opposite direction car
! large, banner proclaiming that
an's Place is the Home was
Ahlstron. 1t was ru-
that the main reason
!, anti's parade was competition.
u1Id understand this from our
,nces with the two girls in High
/ huge poster we saw the adj
ment Take Advantage Of |
Ire and Gaffney's personally
ted tours" Upon investigation, |
nd that Donald was the man
while Grant explained the
Of interest as they were passed.
ourists often complained that |
spoke SO slowly that they never
q thing explained until they
( mile or two up the road, and
rgotten 1t.
lids charming manners did
to preserve peace among the
rs OF the party, and he claims
Is experience In managing was
ia while manager Of our ia
team during his
year ~ lffpl,