The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17

band into the we'll known liubUell piece
from "Fsntana"-"Just My style" And
when Mr.. Hubbell was quite finished
with his own stuff up anne A. Baldwin
Sloane and waved MIR. Hubbell away
while the band played Sloane's There's
a Girl IN Havana"
4 Parade Of Composer.
And after M II was Just one COM
poser after another usurping John Philips
thronc-Alfred Robyn directing 1T Was
Not Lik That In the Olden Days from
Thu Yankee Consul" Silvto Helm lead
Ing In The Maurice Tango Louis
Hirsch hustling the Sousainians along In
Hello Frisco Jerome ID. Kern, direct
ing You're Here ana I'm There" Leslie
stuart recalling pleasant memories OF
the past with The F1oradora Sextette"
music. Gustav Kerker with the even more
delightfully."- reminiscent Follow On
from THE Relic OF New York." Irving
Berlin bossing "Alexander's Ragtime
Band" and John Golden giving Good
bye Girls from "Chin-Chin.'
Eventually the moi Of composers per-
mitted Mr.. Sousa to regain his little dais
and to finish The Bride Elect" n
then the Hippodrome company. LIZA
strong BY MI. Luescher's exact count,
verified by a stan of expert tabbers. re-
peated the parade which blocked all
traffic the other day when Mr.. Dilling-
ham permitted his troupe TO go out for
air.
There Ia only one stage In all OF the
Americas, probably. where Liza per-
sons. including Boss Dillingham;. Direc-
tor Dick Burnside. Hour Manager
Jeems Mathews and Publicity Chief
Luescher. n herd OF trained elephants
and various assorted animals. could
march and evolute without some person
needing hospital treatment. Hui Marie
DRESSER and Msvcksyn Arbuckle and
May Irwin have appeared simultaneously
upon the stage Of the HIP without ever
an ambulance call being rung in sloO
Spring. and so Mr.. Dillingham; felt safe
In permitting his company 10 stroll all
together upon their own stage. The
regular company. elephants and all. were
the escort Of honor last night for the
stars OF past days. After swinging
/. once around the stage and getting the
applause. which was their honorable
due. the regulars draped themselves IN
an oval minstrel style and gave the
old timers u chance to get "A little kind
applause.
They Sang the old SOnwa.
Felix Han.y sang Aurora Borealis,'
| from Fred Thompson's first. Hip3odrome
production. The Yankee Circus on
Mars" with Jean Schwartz conducting
Arthur Aldridge gave Moon Dear.
from The Society Circus Joseph Paw
sons sang "I.ucis.' from "NeptWnes
Daughter" Arthur peagen gave star
I light Maid" from The Auto Race
Nannette Fiack and Harry C;riifiths rem
dered I'm Looking for a Sweetheart,
from Sporting Days" Relle Storey
sang Nee, Me Where the Lanterns
Glow from "A Trip to Japan" and
Eugene Cowles tunefully rumbled He
u al Englishman.' from "Pinafore.'
Others who o part in the revival
| OF old song favorites were Nat NJ. Wills.
Leslie Leigh and Robert Vim.
At The end of IL all the old stars and
rev Joined hands and made the house
ring with Aud Lang Syne" and THE
star Spanslcd Banner" and then Direc.
tor Burnside took Boss Dillingham;, the
HIP executives and principals n Fred
| Thompson and former executives and
| stars over to the Lambs club and gave
them \ midnight supper.