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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

8rau goua @arfer, mclde am IeB.
ten Breitag ourh einen ungliidliden
Shr5 bon oer Ireppe ibrer Sob
nlne glr. 5i4, 94oro-gutap-S -Strabe,
I6wer uerlebt mnr0e unO ieitber
obne Bewubtiein I'M MarpIano @cue.
ral.Soipital eelegen bate, fam ge.
itern mieoer gum eriteu @lale 5u lid.
Iroboein lie innere @erIesungen oo-
pongetragen bat nno al Der linfen
Seite geld6mt it, 6oifen Die 9ler5te,
iie 0lr6bringert 81 f0nnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

Sm ainoer-polpitol, 0as Dor eini.
ger 3eit pom @eilnobeits Qeparte.
nent ais GuarantdneItation fit Sim
oerld6munosidue iibernommen pur.
oe, III geItern Morgen Elm aino an
Der Seude aeitorben. IieS wuroe
bon @eilmobeits GomniiiGr Or.
glafe belaunte oenladbt. Gas Spfer
mar oas 4 Sabre alte 91eeermdoGen
2ucD q. Sones bon 9}r.1426, W2ol6er.
StroBe. Gas ainO muroe Dor 5lpei
Iagcn nu6 Dem SoipitaI ecbracbt.
Cine porgenomHene g[iltopiie 3eigte,
oaB oas Sino pirflidb an ser aiuoer-
ldbmlnestranf6eit eelitteu bate. Or.
@. g. ShIbbs beridtete aeiteru Wlor.
gen I'M @eilmobeits 0epartemellt,
oaB Der ieds N1ouate alte Wlariball
@opeIl Uon 9lr. 1904, Sarlem-9lpe.,
nit Ser S{raufbeit be6aftet lit. Sails
iib iein 3uIianO nidt beiiert. miro er
na6 Dem aiHoer.SoipitaI eebradt
iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
Operation aliidIidl OerIaufeu.

SSoiepb ". slDo, Elm 9diiler i'm
n9gooOitod College muroe i'm
nN1ercp.Soipital" am Nlinooorm
operirt. Die Operation berlief en-
foIercih. Ser aronfc piro i'm n6A-
ten Sobrc ais 9soter oes Sciuiten-
Grocns acmeibt peroen Die Gltern
ocs aufiinitiqen @nters ipobnen in
glr. 1887, itNouumentItrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
N0n3ert am VrOa0mans sl2ier

Die Sio0t.Anpelle 0es Erof 8.
4 1teimpalo bat iiir oas GoHaert
ami groaowop.Fier 6eite 9Ibeno bon
8 Bis 15li llbr ioleenoes 9Sroeramm
mligeiient.
ylallh. aRaHama 0Tpoiition" Bierion
-noeriilre ~ a1ira0ella" 70, 5loiOlD
eelciilOU aus polniiDen Ntebern rat
A. NornetSolc aEut Cipn Wlaie" NeDb
tDr Eco Dlc0Dnpiue)
~ Hien, Baltimore, Our HaiiiWore@
@ ~efiion sUinio WilriDH" ... EestObeu
7 eurlpboHe Gnarieit
~ ScciiiOn aus ~ LrnOoiore" 8ero
s. gBl8er. lobe LbOuabiS" ....... 4rOor
81 tieO. lib Vana sDne"
TO- seeiiiOn aus 19bocolaeH Soloni~,
M. eIeb. .lbe siar epanaIeo Nannera
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

@clterH yfnAnlittag lpitroen Die ir.
oiideu lleberrelte oes i'm bliibenoeu
gllter BON 10 Sabrcn pom EoOe abbe-
rIienen Serru Senrp 9iiriieu bon
Der ggobHlng ieiner @lteru g2r. 1916,
gatterion @nrf 9lpenue, 81 @rabe
getragen nno auf Dem Smmanuels.
6rieObofe 81 2ouraoille beigeiebt.
9Snitor Otto gurbenn BON Der lutbe-
ridden SmmanuelS.9irhe letete ole
Trauerieier. Ger @erltorbene muroe
am 2. SUM 1897 in Baltimore gebo-
rem nn0 mar ieit 0en lebten fiinf Sab
rem bel Der Baltimore Iin 9ecora.
ting Co." angeitellt, no er bel Ieinen
Wlitar6eitern lebr belicbt mar. 0or
bier @oden 500 er iid eine gluiper-
gifhmg 81, Der er trob aller allnit
Der gler3te am 2. September erlag.
Seine @lterH Serr umo 6ran Qiiri-
len, 0lpei 9riioer. Gbriitopber uno
Charles @., iomie slpei Sdpeitern,
pima uno gIoeIe, iiuc Die pinterbIie-
benen.
DentidJe, DeIterFei&iIdje nnO lIuga.
ride arieasanIei6en.
100 Wlart MnO 100@rOnen ahluGrts.
SbeU. s. 9ieuer & &c.,
217 Gp'guItimprc.StE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
aiO g8iaiams iieereidJ.

Beiiegte Gronfie grown IN 10 Stun.
ben. Die ouocren Sample pu.
rem ebenfals rebt intereiiant. =.
lleber $500 %erionen moreu i'm
nSriole @orf4 onweieno. -
@iuioms erbielt rieiieen s[p-
pluus.
gor ungefdbr 45O0 8uihouern
beiieete geitern ylatbmittog @eltmel-
Observation-Disclosures 0io @iaiamS
pon Baltimore ieinen @egner 6ral-
Tie groipn in 10 Hlinoen. Der aanpf
fpno iriter oeu gIuipioien ocs o6aIls-
ipaD gItbletic Club" inn oDriole-
Yorf" an Der gorf-RoaO itatt. gluf
Dem Proeromm itonoen weitere fiinf
Sauitfdmpicrpaore. Simmie Blue
gemonn in iet1s Hunoen Die Sber.
buno iibcr Siulmp TaDlor bon Sscp-
gorf. Sobnnp WtcDuff iebte SorrD
GroB in Der eriten RunOe auBer @e.
ie6t goung glmericus, Der nit
W1idD 8roofs ole S6noe gerei6t bot
te, CAB in Der 0peiten gunoe ben
aampf ouf. Battling Spriggs er-
Ieoigte Battling See in Der oritteH
Hunoc, pdbreno Soc 8rigbt eben.
faus in Der oritteu Gunoe ieinen
@egner, Sin1nip 0oDis. beiiegte.
9llS aio @iaiolns oiif Die giibne
trot, puroe er nit rieiieem glpplous
empfongen. Gr bate ipie eepobn-
lid iein iHworoes @fnrrerfdppdeil
ouf Dem 9opfe. Sein a0rper Wor
bon einem i6tperen rotben 9noemon.
tel beoedt. aio Hiainms, Der 2ieb.
ling Der @oItimorer SportsirelnOe,
betrnt erit oen Ning, nnhoem grown
oenielben betreteil lln0 bon Dem 9Su-
blifum beiubelt wor0en mar. Ser
9ampf puroe Inn 4 Ilbr begonnel.
glbe uunon filngirte ais Shie0sri6.
ter. 1ie erite RunOe mnr etDas
Inngiom. Seoer Der aGmpfenoen
ipoIlte ausfinoen auf mas fir Rniffe
Ii6 iein @eener eintrainirt bate.
Sumerbin muroen am Gnoe Der er.
Iten Rllnoe einige tiidtige gloienitil'
ber uno Wagenbiebe bon beioen
@orcrn ousgetbeiIt. SSn Der 6weiteH
9rnoe iAon befum @iliams Die
Oberbono. Gr fonnte icinem Seq
ner mebrere ihpere Siebe ouf Die
@ruit unO @loeengeeeno berieten.
Brotpn bielt lid ober oilseedeihnet
rn0 fam in Der Oritten Hilnoe nit
eiu poar ioftieen 5dlGgen gegen
@iIliuius' ainnIoOe 5liriid. Bis 8ur
10. &unoe belt er oen ndhtigen
&ieben bon @iaians Ston0. 6anu
aber brad er pI0slih 5uiommeu,
nadoem Die Sauit oes @eItmeiiter-
Observation-Disclosures nit ieinem Ge.
iidt in uulonfter @eiie @etuunti6aft
eemndt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
3uan5ig gIitOmObiliiten 6eitraft.


Sn Der mittleren Toliaeiltation
muBten seitern Moreen 1S 3erionen,
bic oas gtutomobil. .@eieb Derlett bat
ten inoenl iie entipeger all elmer
StroBenfreu5uug niht angebalten,
ooer a6er ole @oScLspuffrobre iin-
notbieer @eiie offen eebaIteu botten,
Dor gtiHter 4od1ro in Der mittIeren
EoIi5eiitation eric1eineu. Die Dor.
gclaoenen, bic ole beihaft iruroel,
porcn; Sbolnos @. Cornelius, g1r.
1714, SSeffcrion-StraBe. $40 uno
Soften; Soiepb Giiert, glr. 16, Sit.
SopparO.9lpenue, So unO Softer;
SenrD Dittmon, gar. 440, OSoro.2in.
ipooO-g(penlie; Goworo 9iungc, g8r.
1875, 2oip. p.StroBe, irno Soiepb @ol-
Ter, Scr. 106, g1or0- -6rontItroBe, ie
so lno Soften; 6reoerid 9foppoIo,
SIR. 2400, Oit.5npetteltroBe, $40
uno Soften; 9ioDmono aennD, gir.
226, 9loro. gimtpooo. .g(Uenile, $40
uno Soften; GOworO 0iees, Ger.
1921 .@oDitroBe, So uno SEQ.
ltcn; Sobn Z. 8irdDeoo, Olr. 1876,
oro.2afcpooo. .g(0euue, uno George
Soniien 9lr. 422, IorO.GurIeD.
StroBe, je $40 lmO Soften.
SSn Ger n6rolihen Folioeiitotion
puroe 5rou Gertrude 3. Bietih bon
ylr. 81, Midforo. .glpenue, inter Der
sIniduIOiaung, i'm @pmon.Yarf gu
ibneu gefaDren su iein, BON &i6ter
SNr0oer nit SO lmo Soften bcitrait.
9lcleigb Q. 9loams Dor ylr. 4030,
&idorD.9luenue, ipuroe nit $40 uno
9oiieu bcitrGit neil er elm slutomo.
bill lenfte, obre Ieinc 5a6rIiccn8 in
Der ToiWe an ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
WsOtOreOeIe.@eunem.

llnfall i'm n@entlemen'S Eriping
Barf." Gin WlotorcDcle nit
5pei 8abrern fubr in Die llm3du.
mlns. - Serbert @bitine i6wer
berlebt. 9anl Mammod erlitt
einen Sdeutelbrud.
Gin beoenflider llnfall ereignete
iidJ geitern 9ludmittag BEL Dem I'M
n@entlemen's 1riOine Bart obse.
boltenen Motorrno.9leunen. FouI
Mommod, Der sSiibrer oes ais gtr. 8
eingctraeenen Motorrooes nit Sci.
tcnlpagen, erlitt eiHen S1enfelbrub
luo gru6 Oes SGIiiiieIbeines. ser.
bert @bitiue, ser Iib in Dem Seiten-
pagen befaHO, 900 iib cine @ebirn.
eri6iitterumg 81. 9eiOe Duroeu IN
oIlcr Gile nod Dem MarDlano @ene-
rnl.SoipitaI aebrodt 9Sad 9lusiugc
Der 9Ier8te boielbit beitebt feline Soft.
nung, @biting, Der in g(r. 1902, Sit.
9fort9.Anenue, mo6nt, am 2eben 81
erbalten, p6breno man elaubt, Dab
Die 9erIebungen bon Mammod, Del.
len Seim iid in 9sr. 1921, Otoro.
8roaowop, beiinOet, wobriheinIid
nidt lebensgef1brlidb iin0.
Die Moidine Der @enannteu pur.
oe an Der Yimlicoieite Der 8abn in
Die llm56unlme eei6leuoert; in Sol.
sc oes dufpirbelnoen Stalbes fonn-
te Mammod Oie 8abu Dor iib nidt
ie6en. geioe MGnner puroen nit
GROCER @eipalt gegeu einen Staa se.
worfen.
Qos @eiammt.9leilItat Ger &en.
men lit, pie foIgt:
8wei Wieileu @icDcIe.9iennen; @.
SDerman Griter; s. San6orn,
8mciter; g9. 9eiider, Gritter.
5 Neilen Motor GDcle.Hennen iiir
@roieiiioneqe: g. 8erria, griter; 6.
". Moime, 3meiter; Z. Giemeber,
Dritter; s. aeDs, 3ierter; S. 10.
Muain Siinfter. 8eit 6:07.
6iinf Meilen MotorcDcle nit Gel.
tempoeen fir Hroieiiioneqe: s.
@ears, griter; @. Sein5, 8iueiter.
GareD Mears gelpann oaS Rennen
BON @us Sein5 nit fnapper ysotb.
geioe Serrcn iinO ais tiidtige Sab.
rer betannt. uHO oas &enneu, an Dem
iie t6eilnabmen. mar zines Der in.
tereiianteiten uno auiregenoiten am
geltrigen Gage.
Satte @eiltesgegenDart.
8ei Dem @eriude, einem 9llltomo.
bill in Ser @iIfens.9loeuue, nabe ser
gentdIou.StrnBe, aus Dem Wege 5u
iabren unO cine Goaiiiou 5u oermei.
oen, iubr Geo. Earr auf ieinem Wlo.
tor.GDele geeen einen Baum uho
plroe oif Die StraBe geidleuoert.
gr mar einige Minuten beiinnltngs-
los, wurOe nad Dem 5rantliu-
Square,Soipitnl gebradt lnO oann
ua1 ieiner @obnling, 9lr. 1916,
2emmon-StraBe, geionot. Seine
@erlctlmgen iiuo eliidliber Beiie
nlr lmeei6brlider gtatlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

I1s NrOgramu iiir 0as NOn5ert
Ser itaotiidcn 9arf.aapelle unter
Seitme bon @roi. 1auiel 8elomann
in .9aiierion 4arf~ beute glbeno
pon NS bis 10 lit iuie iolgt:
i Uiarin. .Slorp Of ioc Irnmpei5~,
Nrodenlbire
y rnperlnre All ypn @a58o Cobra" 9loilini
81 Suns nua aWlifa0O" ............ SuuiDuH
3. 5loie' mo 4iceolo colo. s0leo'
rairn foiid~. ~..................... G0ieb
tor Hcrmuu gSieucr)
o. y80lBer % l8elconle Ibee" ymren0eaH
o. 5anialio, aQoule Siucei 9ome ibe
lforln Cher" Observation-Disclosures. ynmpe
q glenlnlscenen pom Accibobcn Boolreb
81 Nomdnce ................ .Nubcnlein
" Ncbler a9is oi 9ieniids oiiS
glr 1B~ Observation-Disclosures. 0umr~
io giarlt, DLDe Worio ia Arms" Ielre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
ner 0oMtraft ansacae6en.

Ter 0ontroft fir oeu Ndu Der nen'
cu Giienbabuiiaiiou an Der @omono-
Ion.glpenuc.9riide miIroc ben 8al.
lluieruc6mern Singer, &eub & So,
ucIdc oas nieoriaiie alngcbot BON
$4,000 aemadt boiien 5ugcipro'
d)eu Ger @an miro ioiort beeonncn
ireroen Gas @ebduoe miro aus
1tein mo Eerra Gotta auieeliibrt
weroen nno sur @eridonerling bon
gaeIi Baltimore peieuilih bcitrogen.
Iie icbiac Station on Der saiaDette.
albelle mirO nie0creeriNen iuer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
aSran erhGLt S5 bro gQpdle.

SowarO 8nrIep BON g1r. 1915,
SolIins StraBc, welder BON iciuer
Satin Settle Der iortipabrenoen
9rlmfenbeit unO 9}idtperiorgung be.
IduIoigt pnrOc, itouo eeitern Dor
Dem Eoli3eiridter Gormollon I'M
iiiomeltlitben 4oli5eigericbt ino
milroe bon Dem geitrengen aaoi ange.
baltet ieoe @ode So 81 Dem Inter
bait ieiner 8rau bei3utragen. 5rou
6nrleD perlicB ooraui ocn @eridts-
iaal mo iuollte oui Der StraBe ouf
ibren @atten marten. @alm wliroe
oerielbe ieiuer beHeren S6lite anii6-
tia, aIs er lid meigerte, Die 9oli5ei-
Itation 81 uerlaiien, 10 oaB Die @oli5ei
iicb ge5wlneen fab, Der 6rau oen GIL.
ten &atb 81 aeben, iicb nad 6oitic 81
troIlen. Grit Damn perlieB Der ofien-
bar mter Dem |nntoifel itebcnoc
@6emaun ole station.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
1ensr i'm uet. G6arIes.S5Oi

Syu Der Slide oes st. Charles.
Sotels~. y9r. 1929. g8oro.GborIes.
StroBe, gerietb eeiteru @orecu cine
Same 6ett in Brand. Die Glaumcn
muroen geIoidt obne oaB Die @Gite
i'm 5dlafe geitort pllroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

.Nu0iturlnm" eool Nbo's oere"
nome" zu0ri on 0alu"
,,tSanem" Girls from NoDnn0"
nppppptome" 4aioluiue uHp g9nuoebiloer,
,,DfafNlaab Nnil0eDillc
uylipef Hiew |arl glnerel @oIfsbeIuiii.
nnuqfu.
..oaa ebore 4ari~-M Mnqrlei iinierbalinnaeu
.,eiiupnu Cat tnri"-Nuerld unierbaliuuaen.
IimOulum NOm o. bis o. September
qlnsilelnua nnD 9ieroerennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

g[us ben ilbrigcn Bunoes.g8etter'
glcoba6tuuos. Stotiouen wurOeH Die
ioIQenoeu boditen Temperatureu
Sic i'm llbr seltern Qbeno berrid..
ten. beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
Min fir 4r0lIbili0a arbrileN.

Qaltor NenrD u. o5rieiemer. ieii
iG Sobrca Gceliorqcr Der 8rantIiu,
sauorc g]aptiteufirte, bat reiigs
iiirt imO min iciue GieuIte Dem aam-
bic iiir 4robibition in MarblauO
ipioren. Gr miro cine Steae ais
cefrcidr Der n9lnti.SalooH.Siga"
ounebmen @aisor @rieiemer 1T
iberSgaat. oaB nur Die Spirituoien
im gSeac sec 6ortidrittes Der oucris
fouildlru 9lotion iieben- er iagt
niht no Der 5ortidritt bebinoert
poroeu il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
ediHsEarten

Don uno nad DcutibIano unO
Oeiterreih.llngorn iiber 0lotterOam
uno 9lclp-yoft. CeIoicnounoen nod
@uropo.
SbsO. 8. Diruer & So,
2l7 Chsg3aItimpre,Stry
(Widrsla-l 24S edO'vEpapwas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
S0nnenani. nn0 llnferaana.
fylntb
WeiteraMsfdltcn.

Sir WinrDlano iinO ben Diiiritt
Columbia bcute tlar uno iiIo0itlide
9Aiuoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
Ter gpeIifrieg 6eute Dor eiuem
Sabre.
5. September 1915.
l(}1ab Dem geriht oes oelItideu
@eneraIitabS.

@eneralitnbS.)
Ger G5ar pnibebt ben @roB-
iiiriien 9litoIai 9litolaieiuiiid BEG
Cberbeiebls Der ruiiiibeu 1rup.
pen an DER ruiiiiben @eIifront
mo iiberniinmt oenielbcn ielbit.
Gem @roBfiiriien miro Der Cber.
beiebl al Der Gaufaius.5ront
iibergeben.
gluf Der gan5en 8ront bon Ser
Iiina 6inunter bis BUM Gripet
oringen Die oGitiden Srnppen
peitcr in 2uBlano biuein.
Sn ggoI6Dnien n1beru lid Die
oeutidben iro oIierreidiiAen
1uippen Der 9abn @roop-
1ubno-Nomuo. Die 9lrmee @oib.
mer nabert lit 9aruopol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

Ole galtimorer ipieIten eeltern am
grbeitertnge 0pei SpieIe in 9leport
uno geiponnen beiOe SpieIe. Die
SCore Der Spiele Der Clubs Der nSn.
ternotionolen 2iga" am geltrigen
Inge mar lpie foIgt:
uta...n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
@unbes.1epartemeHt fir SaHOlDirtb.
idlaFt- 1ettcr.Ynrean.
qeridlt oes 0altimore Weiterbureaus

1er Beudtigfeitsgebalt Der &uft
mar 80 Fro5eut INN s ll6r Moraeus
mno 20 Qro5ent nm 8 libr 9l6enos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

Ier @odorud iIber Den Dit inO
1looit 5taaten 9dlt nod innRer an,
uno III 6oIac ociien lit oic Scnpero.
iur IN aaen l6eilen ocs Sauocs iibcr
Dem iaionaemdbcn 1nrdiduitt, nit
Ausno1me in ben otlantiideu Stao-
ien Snt 4nueren BON Dlaine bat cY
Qciicrn qeiroren, PHI Der 8olitiilic
mrO ali ser iiiOotlontiiden @iiiie bot
cs acrcanct Seute unO morgcn miro
cs in sen nittclatlontiihen Staatei
leine 6emcrfensipert6e gIenoerung ge-
bcn. 1ogcnen iUiro eS i'm norolifen
91eu gorf mo oen 0lell Gralano,
gtauicn bctte Hegen gcbrn ebcuio
IN 3lorioo mo 5nlid BON Nlontona.
GniIdipoene lempcrailIrdnoerims
qen lino inuer6alb Ger ndhnen 48
5hmoeu in Den Ser. ztoateu nidlt
8il eruarten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
Non5ert IN ,,QaitrriOn. qlarf.D

~ eleo 4Ibe siar epauaIe0 Hauner"
The sun., 1916-11-12

Oh ia. stag. he >Iin. hue II cry -
rafscG. He saws that If they would
ignore these aggression ~ his on the
ground that. they are failures he wouid
have o letter patience, liut each uln'
he Is acclaimed for hca lttful II faith
full inpersonatiun. and each I'M" trey
say. This IL tho ili.' tim i; has cv"r
happened"
\ few years ~ H. went out ror the
final slayin. pc IT," John Drew part
myth with d characterization which
combined three parts In IL piuy-it
wa "The VIII
In Tho To-, &c. 81, was /. l.crcpit old
man. e. removed ~ possible from tho
"yoAthtal ami a~"houair' creature Of
his reputation. The departure was
noted at tho tinc ard highly praised
Ev tho c-d "f that SeasOn the waters
az oblivion had olos"d over II and the
John Drew part myth was flourish
,nr ne ~grccnly rs over.
Even "I;euediCt' cu,IlJ Not move
them. >gai' 'hny -aii. "for tn rrS'
tlmc IN twenty seas. fNt
Mr.. Drew -iid that ,il- jIiu,, OIL, t'tE
rntr. 'hoy V"ull TraiII" ,|''t e." si.l
was lrulNou ilr rc'kuucd vithodt tn
staying pow r uf e rclrI'piIul. "t'r''
dict" came Hud went and the revival VI
"koeelnarS' wijlt 81, sinai. clothes ah'
lavender brought "pt IA" sen" old Se'
surprisc. 'lIow charming to ha,e Join
Drew in q distinct character part.
they said, "aud how Welcome, after al
these man years
Mr.. Drew has. Of course, page
many pprts, and among them. q
!, course. have cen many frothy liclI
~com"dics-uut because he could pla,
,4othine else. but because nobody els
8 could play tlem-but his list Of i'm
presentations includes all the hi
:, Shak'spearIau roles, sue pay "
, "Tho school for scandal" "Ia.uuh y
Rasch.d and his AIotn"r-in-Law, 'n'
:, uo2s Nc uf Others Where hi~ diss'i-H
!. must needs he complete ana thorouth
going. And tor serious work, I. NIGH
Re urged against "the John proN
!. part tia, II was John Drcw VII
:. played iii, House IN Ord r. lHn-rn'
most prom play.
: IN Ma i"r J~"ndcnr's' h" Duirosc
:, 30 haunt hi VIZ and his brilliant cap
III his dress suit reputation give
, IN thc ghost FOR good n Ill.
They'll never Ne able 20 "Verloo
this old chap he says, with n lovin
; pat 20 his powdered Wig, though Il
= sheer vitality I've never seen anythin
lik" my John Drew reputaticr
The sun., 1916-11-12

manifested great ability as a clog
dancer. Leaving h circus and THIS
was thirty wears aEo--Tom Lewis
formed u partnership with James Fcn
and appeared in vaudeville under the
name Of Peil and Lewis. For twelve
years they were a great SUCCESS, doing
an acrooatic song end dance.
Young Lewis then took tho lnta P@te
Dailey'r place In The american -Four"
and toured with tho Hyde 4 Bchrnan
shows ali over the country. Nj this
time Tom Lewis had appeared in back
fAce, put then Joined NJ. Il. Leavitt'.
Gignntine Minstrels. As an end man
Tom Lewis was a Grcat hit. II 10
ALSO appeared III VIriujis Sketches
which ne himself iad written. :. n.
Ehveriy hod then g. permtncnt min
etrel organization in Chicago. ana AZ
ter q yes with the Gigantinc& Lewis
, Joined this organization IA the lraoing
md man. From this organization
/ lewis went { Primrose 4 West. apain
as the loading end man. Other min
strei shows Of which he oca'.ri"l lie
end were C1eveland's. lfav"rlv's and
George Wilson's Minstrel.
| Tom Lewis's frs. white ;acA part
was IN I'd Rice's and Henry L. D,xsy's
"Circus In Town. In this piece he
played the part OF n young sleutll. He
then went into v~aud, vile. and after
that came At long engagement Will
George NJ. ColaI.. IN which no APP
peared as the unknown In johnny
Jones'" steve Dolly i'll The Yankee
Prince n Costi0dn in The Little
Millionaire" He then appeared wifi
Julia Sanderson IN The Sunshine
Girl" and later made a great hit al
JeYrevs. tho genial mixer. in Arthu
Hammerstein's production Of "fIigi
links" Since that time no has aSaii
appeared IN vaudeville. aud his las
appearance on the legitimate stage wa
ar Daniel C'Mulrcp In John Cort's pro
duction of Molly O" Tho appearance
Of Ton Lewis 81 Al. show ~gulrHrt"e
: hilarious merrinent. As an MA ar"uIi
finnaker he Is unoNcc.led.
The sun., 1916-11-12

U. Wondeir.'' George Monroe = as
ever luugliablo whenever he speaks.
john r. Murray, In somewhat less
unctious but equally definite style, is
funny. and there is Walter Kelly as
tho Virginia Judge. who has varied his
monoiogue with some appealing and
delightful novelty; and then Mcintyre
& Heath seem rather needlessly pro-
longed to Dc sure. but nro genuinely
funny 70 one who takes pleasure out
Of negro humors. Tom Lewis has a
wonderful skill In putting every bit
Of fun into q speech, and he and Mr..
Monroe MAKE q pair that should not
be separated IN future Winter Garden
s~pectacles.
The costumes Of the Italian mas
qierade as we'll ~ those that appear
IN all the Kaleidoscope changes are
nearly all beautiful. and are much
! more distinguished from the point of
| view OF color than any seen at this
theatre since Melville Ellis retired.
| Marlynn Miller IL more dainty 70 con-
template than ever. but what has be-
| come Of her skill as a mimic? There
are numerous toe dancers vastly her
superior, since she is more tina n
mere ballet lancer trying to d" soni'-
! thing for which she has not he'n esr"-
cially we'll trained. She has other ana
more valuable talents that do not have
a chance In "The show Of Wonders
The lbrettis. Of The show of won
dcrs' has IN dialogue very frankly hor
row,d from his contemporaries
George Monroe's observation ina
onions may strengthen n physically
although they weaken one socially wa
attributed to Guy Bolton when 1t wa
,s.h last in "Nobody Home" The maj
who could work sixteen hours because
ba belonged 70 two unions vas taikec
NJ last nv Lew Fields in IAN Ahoard'
Two other wheezes were Just as IN
mYNer and had been used the last flm'
IN recent musical plays. we say IN
las, time, for there is no telling whe
or where they moy have been use
srs.. A.. Il Ia they add to the merr'
m.rt OF Tho show Of Wonders
Is only the appropriation of such com
naratively fresh jokes that seemed SUI
nr,s,nr. Then their form might nav
. he,n changed IA little
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FROM PAvLOWA'S DIARY.
w incident In l. dancers
Ilfc.

Ann, IaAIowas u~.t.o.usraplly
Which il NOW In press md which will
he f'r privat" circulation among her
friends will contain many interesting
pages. Tie following r. an excerp:
from lt~ contents;
II remember once meeting = young
man in the au.echamner Of Il Polish
dentist IN Pc;rorrRd. W. were draw-n
together by the Of common
dancer, and he told me that lie he
lieyel the strain oil a difficult cNaniirn-
ton had brought 81 the trouble, which
forced him u enter the dentists Den.
| asked what were tho subjects Of his
examination.
French he satj. 'dancine. II" h!s-
tory ot dnncin& and painting my face
u asked where thir extraordinary
curriculum was .ollow"i. ~ IA" I'm
pcrial Schooi Of the %l'all.t, hc az
swerei. y Great rurpor wr-e r,rcEed.
hut thank heaven / passed = am
now a premier lanseur
Tho dancers work docs rot ond
when tho school career IS fuishcd. To
N.eo 10 practic" 10 must dance fcr AZ
lc1.' AZ aour every day, II 70 81
r,a. atry 10 MN "a thc Tractioe N
.eli,s g. 'hv p,aris-, Above oil he
u.'s, rr .nmrorat" and lcH6 " re-Ila-
no
"Peoplc imagine we lead a cnyoloNe
Me: tho fact IS VIZ cNnrot We nuvv
q, choose between frvolity and ~,
art. The two are incompatible.
"M~us!cioue and painters have recos'
MED that very emotion can no cN'
pressed ~ .rr.'ug and mat the hailn'
can ,,,u . '-Nd tor e.. nrN s"rtI'iu!
~ poignant lrageiy. The greatest =
al Russ.lu COM osors, TscnliKowsNy
wrote thu muse FOR several oslletf
and The most famous painters q
Petrograd and Moscow design IN
n and dresses for the hallets pre-
scented at tho imperial theatres
CRITICS write rs seriously Of the bale
IN tho Russian press as they do G
music and drama. England an'
America are only beginning 20 rcall2
TIA possibilities as an art form. Tina
there Is a great futur' for the bale
in both these countries A incontest
ible. Musicians and painters will fol
low the example Of their Russian corn
rades and enrich the ballet with thet
talents,
AS j, Is. we owe u doht &c Eratttud
10 the Russians. The welcome the
:, receive Ia part payment. I have nevo
seen greater cn'hussasm than tha
, which greeted our performance in No
|, York ana IN London"