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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19

Der Wtitglieber lit es 5u Deroanteu, haB
Der Ielbe elmer Der grobten oeutlfen
Oroen gelporben lit. @r bat 9rpBes
in ben Sya6ren ieines 8etebens geleis
itet. @r bat Die gtptbleiDenben III IL
beraliter Deiie iulteritiibt, ben per4
ltorbenen S4peitern urb 8riiOeru ein
anftdnbiges 8egrdbuiB geIi4ert unb
Der Dittpen unO Waiien ii1 bilTreia
angenommen. Wenn Nun aud uufer
Sroen 70 Sabre aft lit unb es bes
tanntlid beiBt: Wiit 70 SG6ren elm
Sreis! 10 nil i4 bod buffen, oub uns
feres Drbeus SusenOtraft iia ieruer
5eigt, fetne4ufgaben ferHer erfiiat uno
bab piele MitglieDer ii6 benz SroeH
ani6lieben iperoen, tpel6er tbnen be-
ionbers gum Segen geret4en piro.
yloamals beige i6 sic ale i'm Ramen
Der orei feitgebenben 2ogen piatom'
men,"
Serr sSobn Siemantel erfreute bana
bic anpeIenben nit ieiner berrliAeu
Stimme, nit Dem 2isoe nDas 9er5
am Rbein", bem er nod Ser 8roms
peter BON Sdttingen" ais piatoms
meme 3usube beifiisen mubte unb oars
ouf folgte paitor s. 70. 9ert.am
nit Der Geitrebe, in Der er bas fes
gsnsrei4e 8irten bes Srbens nah
bem Motto: rSn 5reunbIaaft, Giebe
unb Sumanitdt" in better Weiie i1il@
oerte uno babel aud auf bic geeen<
ndrtige 2ass fopie ben Nslttrieg
bintpies.
glaa ben 2iebern nSonntas it's"
unb nSdserperben", oorsetragen rom
8apriI6en Mdnner9or unO rNenn
ale griinnIsin flieben", porgetrageu
bonn SbbfeGop Sdnger9or, lprab
grs9rob6arbe Sucob Slid oes
S6lubgebet unb unter Nbiingen Ger
rWaft am Rbeiu" unb BON rares
RIGA" ipurbe bic pffiSiells Seier gum
Gbfdlub gs6ra6t.
Saruuf beganr Der geuriitblitbe
She'll; bic iungenSbeiInsbmer i1ran-
gen iid in luitigen Reigen, tpGbreno
bic glten Dem Raume geiu6e abftats
teten, no es ettpas Stdrteres als
Waiier unb au6 einen guten Sappen,
ben Die Stpeitern pom 5ertbas @rao
beforgt batten, CAB Ddbrsnb oes
@benbs qub aud nod ous Drill Seum
Der Jro6iiuu=2use peri4iebens Srer@
5iten gum Yeiten bic dllgemetn Re.
iounoert ipurnen.
9lLles in alem mar bic fseier cine
edit beuti6gemiit6libe uno bic @eranz
itaIter babeH ale lrIafe, auf ben err
3telten @rfpIs itOl5 gu ieiu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19
tSebadytuiffsisr Der %rtbiasritter.

Dem 9luberten ibrer @eriturbeuen
mar bic aeitriqe sseier geruibmet. bic
bic oerfdebeuen 2p9en Der Bntbiass
ritter i'm GOuHtu in ben Ta6mittaqs
ftunbeu i'm Gmerp Qubitorium per
anitaltet batter. Die gii6ne mar ent.
ipre6enb eeIhmiitt Inb Der Saaf
mar bis Sur 5aIIuuasm69li5teit be-
iebt. Gah sinem Qrdlubimm Iprah
!ReD. Smil goum Elm @ebet, nprauF
9oriiter 8. @. aeeteS bic Seier nit
elmer tupen QinipraR er0Tfrste. Die
GjeoGhtnibre0p belt Ri4ter ,Sren,
%. Sloffmon unh Die NGmer Der per
ftorbenen gRitgIisber perlus Serr
2ouis @eilanb. Rep. SSocob Gopldu
fpra6 ben Segen. 9os mulitalifbe
Brogrumm fpurbe pom @6pr unb Or
DIETER Der @inono oo1s uuter 2eis
tunu bes 8iriqenten Serrr @ep. 6.
Stride. Tolpie pon ben Goliffen 4rs
thur gipble unb 6. 9. MtIer oussss
fiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19

Ger sritte TbeiI bradte nebe,l
llebuneen nit oem Sting Der Eamen.
flaiie uno Surnen an fdnru1tIid,en Se.
rdtGen, on tpeItcm ale Miegen tbeiI'
nabnen, eine Netbe munterer urlo
oroligcr Spiele, Die nid)t nur bon
aell Wtd6den. mnb Rnabe,rflaiien, ion.
bern auh bon Der altersflaiie, Bog.
lmgen, 9lftipen llno Der Donrenflaile
ausgcfiibrt tpurben uno IN aaen lag
Sfipung.
SIN pierteu SbeiI probu5irten fiH
96aIinge i'm Salien uno bic 9lttiDen
III Stnbllbnngen, oann fanlen Dieoer
|adcrfiebIre Jieigcn, ippbet Die @aS-
de.. un6 Die 0amen Diel @nnl,ttb emit.
pdeiten. 9tei5eno par gum geiipicl
oas irobe Spiel nit oen Miargareter-
tlimen: gr liebt MIDI, er liebt MIDI
riht. 9ie glfttnen itellten Epranioen
onf bier Barren uno oann fam gum
SdluB cine glrt glqeeorie bes bent.
i6en 3llrnens uno nie im Croft.
nunssbilo fpirfte audi i'm SbluBbiI0
rie ganSe Ilrneridaar nit.
Ole einselnen 9eiinlnlern iuur6en
6urd; bersliden @eifaa mlsgeseidHlet,
her nid)t bios ben Eurnern ilno Cur.
nerinnen, iorlbern ouh ibrem trefili.
den Waeiiter unb 2ebrer, Serrn Or.
Suitan gdltein, 9alt.
9us eriolgreihe Seit fal6 cine
Rabfeier in Der Surnballe unb BEL
bieier @elegenbeit tpirocu 5itrnlebrer
Gditein bon ben aftinen unb ben Ia
men, Die itul3 mlf ibren 2ebrer iino,
oerid)iebene angebiiloe percbrt, Serrn
8eisgerber mar ffon nab Der 0efla.
nation bes 9roIogs elm glumentorb
iiberreidt tporoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19
GtetbIidbf sberi@t.

WiIbeImina GisDs, SO. 720 Oar.
rist GtraBs; Mersnleibsn.
abnm Rios. 30. SO Wain GtraBs;
Snqueh In G9pebs.
Scbn Gnibtr, 81, 416 DabtDn
Girdbe; 6er3leiben.
gbdrlss Grou, Gr.. IS, 2s10 Chen
slpt.; G4lasflub.
Gpa aaimunn. "a. 1913 DsiO aps.;
9er3Ieiben.
Tdrp Wurrop. 3s. oos Glen Ctr;
Riertnlsibsn.
putrid @pnnep. 75, 134s Hroabs
man; Hisrsnlsiben.
Mi&dsl SoIep. 65, 1858 1remrnt
Gty.; artbs.
gdikrine Smith, 80. 3137 Molter
9(rsuue; G4ninbfu@t.
G1rihina GuIton. "a. 10o4 Msi
Z. Gtzaks: 6er5Isissa-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19
Oaie.SaA.

prdirbent ausuit 5errmaun tehrt,
seitern ipoblbebalten DON Der Gin:
iibunssitation ieinesalubs in SbreDe;
port. Ca. surid unb piro beute friih.
Seitig auf ieinem poiten i'm Saupts
quarter (Wisgins gIod) fein unt
CUTE Qa6riGtsn iiber bic gntnidlun1
Ieinss biesidbrieen Slubs untel
SGuptIius MatbenIOn's 2eituns nit.
tbeilen.
0as fir Samifag (st. patrits
Dam ssplante Spiel stpii9en atpei
Reunern Der .Rebs" (oen Srrldns
bern unb ben Seuti6en unter ben
Spielsrn) fanb aus unbetanntsr urs
fade nitt itatt. Nm bsFen Stsn,
lam Elm aampf 3piiden ben .Rsbs
unb ben Sbrebeport r9aFers" ga
State 2iau) gum slustrus, ous mel
dem unfsre Sunsens iissrei4 nit 9
ssesn / (2dufen) bsrporginsen.
anessr unb aneu funsirten als Bat
ierie in ben srften 6 @Gngen unb
Gern.r unb Subn in ben lebten 8 -
s.ssn Terrp unb 9atts.
Saa Spiel.
R.bs 111211O20- 9
9aFrs 000000001- l
Die .Rebs@ madtsn 13 9rsffsr ges
cen 10. Gernsr erIaubts ben sinaissn
5rsipab sur l. gaie uuf unierer Seis
ts gsgeu Stp.i bes 9sgners. Dies
lpar Der pisrte Sieg Der rRebs1 iiber
bic .9aFsrs. Der aampf rpirb 5ipis
ihen beiben Rlubs tGgli9 Bis gum
Dieniiag fortseiest perbsu, punr oas
lsbie rsauldre Spisl bort ituttfinbet
unb bic .Rsos" ibrs sfiitreife uad
Cincinnati antrsteH, auf pelder tdgs
li6 SpieIe nit prufsFioneGen alubs
in psri6isbsnen Stdotsn bss Sibens
auf osm prOaramm itsbsn.
Bon ben lIeber3dbligsh bes &lubs
perben @tlsubsr 5aultner uno
SdpGrmsr Hisste am Mittpoh aus
bem alu6 iheibsu. Der Griiere 1T
an bic Sbrspspprt .@aiIsrs" uno Der
aebtere an siHsn anoersn alub Der
Ga. 2iga iibsriraeeu pprben. geibs
iinb pieIperipredenbe Spieler uHo
ipurosn Dom Sduptlins RntbelpfoH
pObtpsislid fir nddifs Saifuu re-
isrpirt.
4 =
SGuptline RaibsipiOn ift DptIer
Cos iiber 9aisnbitsr Sul Ghais's
llrterriht Der jiinaeren Spielsr i'm
goai6laesn unb gdieHlaufen unb fei
usn autsn Grfpla bamit. Gbaie III
Der unsrtaunts @roRmeiiier Der gnas
rblGeer in Der Rotionaliea unb felt
Sons Daeners 9lusideibsn nus benz
Spiele, Der GinSige, Der BEN BAH nah
geliebsu in irasnbsiner Rittune fen.
ben fam. S6ipGrmer Tom Griffith,
Der in Iebtsr Salon MIR 260 ais
prcsentfab i'm Srsffen srrttste, Bat
iid Ipssieller Sniiruttipn Gbais's IN;
teripprfen uno III iiber3euet, bnb er
imitanbe ieir fpirb, in 1917 sinen
prrs.ntiab bon 300 srsffsrn su lie
fern.
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Geburtem.

CHARLES unb Saset WuIpibin, 3641
Sbap ape., anabe.
u. r. unb 4nnn Sanbers, 1865
Rpiebale placs; Gnnbe.
Charles unb 4snes Soberton, Suns
fst @pe.; annbe.
paul unb SIora Slopes, s25 gani
Gtrnbs; anabe.
@eorse uub Qnna Gble, 2431 Cole
rain qps.; MGbhen.
Som unb Soa Wilmotb, TIA ORE
mon Mpe.; Wdbdsn.
George unb Della Diihou, 61O
Strabe; RGb9en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19
s9autnrnen.
Or. 0sitap Gditein flihrt feline aeru.
truppen in Der Nnif6a4e DOT.

3rpeibmbertfiinf3is Surner unb Sur.
nerinHen legen Proben ab BON @e.
h,nnbtheit nnb arait. slnnuith uno
@rasie. - 5raB Emlps BRO.
log. - Die treifliten 8orte iper.
ben BON Wiatf. @eisserber seipro.
d)en. - 9as eroiimlnssbilo oMir
iino bereit" miro ali elmer SuIoi.
sung 9urrbater sSabn's. = Die
ein3elnen llebungen 9ieigen uno
Spiele. - Surnlebrer uno Surner
nno 9urnerinnen ieiern peroiente
9riiimpbe.
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2ittcrariid,cr Stub.

Or. SEQ. Sette 1T Der 8ortrueeub,
in Der Wfittpo6ssuTammertunTt bes
Seuti6en 9itterariIchen &lubs. @ein
Shemd Irittst: .1os Sriterium Der
6efptBbeit". Rad bem 8ortras lit
9efdGftsiibung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19

Gie Sorte oErcparebneB", mel.
DIE mir meinelL Die StdbIune oes
storpers ais @runoRoinsling fin
.alles meniflide 8oblbeiinoen, fiibrts
nnS geitern Had)nlittag 9urnlebrer
Or. @uitap editein nit ieinen SSiill'
germ uno Siirgerinnen in Der Dtliif'
baQe Dor. Der htrneriife 8eiIt lebi
nod in Der alter 3urngerieinoe, pie
scr gerlauf bcs oiientlifen Sdsall.
iirnens su erfeiulen CAB. gs mar eine
Scrs uno 0cnliitb erireuenbe Aueen.
peiee, rcld,e Die ilotten Surnerbiloer,
Sic ii6 aui Der giibne abipielteu, Dem
iebr Sablreiden Eublifum getpdbrten.
es mar an6 eiu erbeber6er @eburlfe.
5u beobad,ten. oaB i'm belui6amerifu'
nijden RadsprdJs 70 piel Strait itedt.
Gin SLID mar INNER rei5enoer ais
bas anoerc, uno als iid oanu Die &c.
iannnte 2urncrid)aar. $50 gtdnner
nao Sranen. allaben uno giaoten,
auf Der giibns 5eigte. uno ou5u Die
rauitcnbe Yfinif cines poIlbeiestei,
Srdriters, oa fannie Der Saibet Der
9uidauer fem gnoe.
3re sseitporiteIlung iul,rbe ourdj
cine Sulbiguna 1irnpater ST5abns
i6idlib eingeleitet. !Serr j. Emllo,
Der geriaiier be5 9roloas, bate III
6enlieIben prad,tigeu @ebanfen poeti'
i4cn Sfrpune perliehen. Tie cid.
tIing, Die Don Serrn Matb. @cisger.
ber itrpilngooG porsetrnsen iuuroa,
laiitete:
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nit Der Ratur beriteGen. l1sr 8lmmsn
unb 00gel tn feline Wcbnuns brinst.
bebente, bab e. @erpfli4iuneeu sssen
Qebepefen bamit iibernimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19
Surnoa ter Sa + n
pen Grarp GalIp.

- - ~ = " - ~ - - -
ben JrarB 4aiiIp.
Ii:rirDater Sabn. bid sriiBen oein'
Sobne
Ism itrperer 8eit--io ! b bwer, tpi'
beine ipar.
God piirSig, baB ibr Tont oein Bib
nib tr5ne,
Gcrate iett, 5ur Stuuoc Der &c
fnbr.
Sic Itcb'n, mo fie in 2ineoIn's "a
gen itutSen:
,JeI., I.art lnto treu i'm 9 len
ibrer EfIiht.
ilrb jeSer III elm g heIm Der
anbers iprit't,
limb SAP uuo 9iigc miro oaran 81
g hanSen.
NobI that lms notb Elm 5iibrer lrie
9arl Sdpr3,
Gin @iufeIrie6, Der freIe 9 ; Il
uns ifniit.
Dod, mir poQbringeu's arb aus eig'
ner araft,
Ger sturmflrrtb troserb uu6 oenI
@pgenitur5l
xuriluater Sabn. mir baIteu Dir Die
Ireuel
GeIldbIt Die Strait, frii d., fire. Die
Seele rein!
Sr's nun sic WeIt per0riebt. Oh iie's
erfreie,
Sir rperben It q rf, mir peroen I q p
ferieinl
Ter gorbGng bob fih iest imb Iieb
Sie gIide elm pr6d)tiees giIo ieben,
eem man paiieno ben 9itel o@ir iino
bereit" geseben bate. Die Slrner
nno Surneriunen fiiIlten Die gan5e
@iibne aus, IN Der Weitte iDur Die gro.
BE SSabnbiiite iid'tbar ino oariiber
ipairoen bic Sterne rnb nie Streiien
geidapenfi. Cine gn5nhl 9iiraeroetc.
ranen, Die I. 3cit ans Der SlIruee.
meinoe bermrs in ben Rrieg ge5osen
lparen, flanfierten Dos @or5e. Ton
esberser's Grdeiter besleitet, iuuroe
suerit elm 8ers bes Star ipangleS
Banner" seiltnsen uno oann aIle Ser'
Ie BON sd batt' einen aamernben"
in Der noSerren fynifiine Gs rpar elm
aans rei,enScS Bib, ipeId,es oui bas
aluoitorium einen tiefen ginbrud
nadyte.
9sa6 Der InfISilIne blieben Die
uno 9naben olif Der 9iibreI
,lrriid, peIte s5reiiibunsen pcrfiihr.
len. Tatm trateR as Oan,en 5iim Gn'
iembletan5 auf, ben iie i'm Wal5ertaft
uno babel cine ipuiioerbarc
Iyro,ie entpideIten. Turnen on bier
Barren nnS pier 8ofen ieitens oe-
uno @alabeufIaiien beiflob
ben eriien Sbeil.
: Gin gil6 BON @etpanbtbeit uno
Itraft bcten ole Tarnen beim aeiiIen.
dnrinqen. Tie sutersfIaiie nabm|
5tabiibuneen ourdb unb Die Jlpeite |
usdh6enfIaiie talste eiiie aIlerliebiteI
Dtoaurfo.
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Bdasli6t CaDtsfragen.

er3iebuns Der ainber 5ur 5aul6eii.
GsbIer. bic ii& fpdter i@per
ridden. - aeinli4tsit. Sbre
gebeutuns auf ben Ssfunbheitssus
ftanb Der lyamilisnmitslisber. -
gIumm nnb gSssl I'M Dobwims
mer. Sn Uelcer Deiie an bsibsn
gefiinbist ipirb.
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eamsrrtsisen wsrbrn In bis IL 1asen asbrift.
Die spottefer peber bas 1eib srrld, aus
PAZo edTbr Mai iudenbe inrere, tirbre pber
biuterpe edmprrbotSeu teiIt. lie erfte unfpen.
lAana tsr GaIbs bsrfAont GrlsiAtsramA- koe-
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totes 0ebnrtsfef
9es Semtiaen Orbens Der Sarusuri
8eiteru pon ben biefigeH aogeu in
idDuiter unb erfoIsreihiter
8eiie begaugeu.

Dl ITO;
Wseriner beeliiden, Iebrt bic RatIr,
Golgt NIT @1IisiideTl, Brfoer. beI S1u.
4brdnen peripunoeln In belieren Bid.
U0trIib gu baHbelH, fgi nlier 0lld
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Das Bunbssdmt fiir bduslife Mil
fnI6aften psr0ffsntIi6te tiir3Iit cine
ldngsre M6banbIuna iiber bic gebeus
iuns Der RsinIi6leit i'm 5dusbalt nuf
ben @siuubbeits3ujtanb Der Gamiliens
mitslisbsr. bsr 5abfreife bsahtsnss
iperth 6inpeife entbiIi. geionbsre
sufmsrlIamieit fpirb borauf aeI.nit,
bdb Gbs inb 9rinfgefhirre iibsraus
itarie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fnb.
profeFor Or. u. Ritf6l nus Jreis
bura |. 3. bat biss srft fiirslih fpies
ber fsfseitslIt. Das gbs unb srinfs
aeihtrr iommt nit Der Winbauss
fdsibuns zines an inf.iti0rsr grfrnns
lung bss Ranens. Der Tafe ober bes
Munbss 2eib,nSsu In iuuiaite Be-
riibruns. Durt bic aemeinfnme Rsis
bes bon bsm aranfsn bsniibs
ten @sFhirrs NIT dnberen SstIern
uub @eifeden iperben bic Mnitedunsss
ftoffe auf bas edriae 6uusssidirr bers
breiiet. Dies umio mebr, ipenn bns
aiidenperfpnaI ben Reiniauuaspros
ssb fshr fliiftig pornimmt, Nidt Ians
ae bnrauf ipirb bos gsfhirr unb Be-
fed pisber ptrpenbet. unb 70 eelans
uen bic arnnfbsitstrreger In bic
wsunbbSbIs bsr esfunbtn fromilisns
Tsau iDunhtrt ii& bauul
Evening star., 1917-05-08
Gayety.

Billy Watson and His Beef Trust"
at the. Gayety Theater this week. pre-
sent a burlesque show that pleases in
music. comedy and scenery. The per-
formance is in two acts and introduces
catchy songs, a handsomely dressed
chorus and plenty of fun.
The burletta. entitled "krousemeyers 5
Alley. in the first act. is well known
to the patrons of the Gayety. Billy
Watson as krousemeyer, clarinetist,
with Frank Bambard. a cat fancier,
and Jules Jacob, policeman. kept the
capacity audience in good humor
throughout the performance
Jean Leighton, a prima donna, who
sings well and lis there when it comes
to playing a piano. heads the feminine
contingent. Eleanor Revere and Billy
McGarry were recalled many times for
their songs and dances Others in the
cast are Margie Newell. Billy Bowers
and Q. w. Braddock. The chorus. deli
cately called .the beef trust" adds
much to the success of the show be-
sides weight. which gives it a name.
As whole, the show is above the
ordinary.
Evening star., 1917-05-08

played versatility. Principal girl parts
were taken by Joseph G. Carpenter.
Douglas p. Kingston. William w. Leon
ard and Edward Longstreth, while the
male members of the cast, in addition
to Messrs. Stevens and McMurtrie. were
Duncan MEG. Spencer, Winfield T.
Dougherty, Stephen NJ Birch, Sylvan
II. Hirsch and Kenneth C. Witherow.
After the close Of "Mr. Rip Van VIM
kle" the curtain was raised for an un-
announced patriotic demonstration.
1.-The Spirits of rs of 81 and of 1917"
were portrayed. and then the entire
club and the audience joined in the
singing of The Star Spangled Banner
inspired by living Liberty, lighting
the world with a blazing electric torch.
Then the Pennsylvania yell" was
given for the city of Washington and
for Vice President Marshall, who. with
Senator Chamberlain and Senator Nc
kellar and their wives, occupied box.
Charles Gilpin, responsible for the
lyrics, conducted the orchestra with
poise and ability, as of yore. The book
was by Edwin NJ. Lavino Charles S.
Morgan, jr, devised, arranged and
taught the specialties. dances and as
semblies The committee on produc-
ton comprised Charles Gilpin, Howard
K. Mohr, Charles S. Morgan, j. Bed
ford French, Edwin M. Lavino, Edmund
II. Rogers. Bryce Blynn and Morris De C.
Freeman.
Evening star., 1917-05-08
B. F. Keith 5.

Phyllis Neilson-Terry received an
ovation at Keith's last night, when
she sang Passing By and .'Couplets
du Mysoli." She gave also the mad
scene from Hamlet" She appeared in
a black gown and a jeweled crown to
sing, and as usual surprised those who
did not know of her beautiful voice.
In the ballad she demonstrated artistic
ability in phrasiDg and shading, but
the "Couplets" gave her an opportu-
nifty for trills and high notes When
she ceased the applause was almost
deafening. The gloomy scene that fol-
lowed was given a respectful hearing
and was carried to success through
her personality alone. The support
ing players were quite satisfactory.
Paul Dickey and company have a
unique sketch, The Lincoln Highway"
the climax making a hit on account Of
surprising turn Of affairs. \ large
auto is driven on the stage and dis
mantled. enabling Mr.. Dickey to get al
the comedy possible out of the Incl
dent. The supporting company is good
especially Inez Plummer as Kitty
Glover. a reporter.
Dainty Marie was entertaining with
her dancing and performance on the
flying rings. and especially her "elab
crate gowns" Webb and Burns are
funny as Italian minstrels; Frank
Crumit sang well and told entertain
ing stories; the D'Avigneau's Chinese
duo made a big hit. especially the sing
ing Of Tang Cheong and the piano
playing of Fook Lok; sylvester and
Vance sing, dance and tell funny
stories, Selma Braatz is clever jug
gler. and the Hearst-Pathe pictures
arouse enthusiasm,
Evening star., 1917-05-08
Cosmos,

Perhaps the largest aggregation of
players ever assembled in one act at
the Cosmos Theater is being presented
this week by Joseph Herman in
Mother Goose" a merry extravaganza,
with sprightly new music and pretty
singing and dancing girls galore, who
impersonate every character of the
familiar nursery tales from Little Bo
Peep, to Tom, Tom. the Pipers Son. j.
=. Mack is Mother Goose and also
an effective and very amusing Old
Woman Who Lived in the Shoe The
act is pretentious. and has been well
described in the advance notices.
which did not overpraise it, It is en-
joyable amusement for children as W ell
as grownups.
Other acts include the Pelots in a
novel juggling sketch entitled Fun at
the Inn; the O'Nenll Sisters, attractive
singers and dancers, who exploit pretty
costumes; Nivellos and Reyos in Just
Married. a comedy of merit, with a fiji
ish that turns tragedy into laughter
and Ben Smith, a blackface minstrel
mental songs with a peculiarly higf
tenor voice, as he is amusing in his
minstrel nonsense.
Passion. the fifth of The Sever
Deadly Sins" series, with Shirley Ma.
son as the star. assisted by George LIE
Guere and Clifford Bruce, the latter
well known to local stock patrons, is
given its first Washington showing. i
is notable for some of its realistic
scenes and for an elaborate fashion
display.
Evening star., 1917-05-08
Polls.

Camille, Alexandra Dumas famous
play. which every emotional actress of
the stage has deemed the test supreme
Of emotional power and impersonation
time out of mind, was given creditable
production at the Poll Theater last even
ing. with Florence Rittenhouse in the
title role and William p. Carleton as
Armand Duval. Miss Rittenhouse was
unusually successful in sustaining the
traditional requirements of her difficult
role, winning sympathy for the unfor-
tunate Camille and applause for her own
conception of the character. Mr. CarIe-
ton, though not impressive, afforded fair
support, and Howard Lang was excep-
tlonally good as the Count de Narville
The story. "old as the hills" does not
require repetition. Its age and the fact
that it has been torn to tatters" in
every walk of histrionic life entitle it
to be excused. But for those who wish
20 Weep and those who prefer to see it
from sheer curiosity, the Poll PLAYERS
are presenting it as well as might be
expected. Hammond Daley has the role
of the elder Duval. Louise Farnum is
the Madam Prudence and Frances Will
iiamS the Nanine. Both in costume and
stage settings. Director Curtis has given
i good production.
Evening star., 1917-05-08
Crandall's.

Sarah BernhArdt, the worlds greatest
actress. is pictured in the central role
of the photoplay, Mothers of France
shown at Crandalfs yesterday. 1t is a
truly great picture, a drama of strong
heart appeal, carrying with it a mes
sage from the mothers of France" that
finds answer in the hearts of the moth
ers of America. Additional interest is
given by the fact that the scenes were
actually photographed in France, part
ownership in the film having been re-
tanned by the French government. Nine.
Bernhardts impersonation of Nine.
Jean Marsay, the mother who gives her
all for the cause of her country. is inspir-
ing. The supporting cast is entirely French
and thoroughly effective Remarkable bat
tie scenes and scenes in the hospitals
are particularly interesting, affording
a closeup view of the war. The pic
ture remains at CrandalFs today
Evening star., 1917-05-08
Garden.

Clara Kimball Young was pictured at
Moores Garden Theater yesterday in
her latest photoplay, Eugene Walters
The Easiest Way" The play loses
none of its effectiveness before the
camera, but many of its scenes gain
strength. 1t is the story of an actress
who accepts the influence of a wealthy
man as the only means of overcoming
difficulties, although in doing so she
sacrifices her VOWS to the man who
loves her and was willing to give her
a chance to redeem herself. In the cast
are Rockliffe Fellowes, Joseph Kilgour,
Cleo Desmond and others The Easi-
est Way" will hold the screen until
Thursday, inclusive.