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Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10
Liberty Loans And
Conservatism.

The events of tn. last four
years have shaken the foundation
of social structures. So say the
lecturers.
They are right. in the main.
But the final result may be in
creased stability.
The Liberty loans lave made
bondholders of nearly every body
So much money has been invest
ed that Industrial corporations
in need of money have been com
PEELED to issue bonds in Hundred
dollar denominations. Baby
bonds at six and seven per cent
have been offered by automobile
and packing concerns and utili:i-
es OF various kinds. And small
investors are grabbing all they
can. Watch them line up when
new issues go on sale.
Thinkers, -tailors and truck driv-
ers are gradually becoming the
mortgages Of the big corpora
tions. Billion dollar debts are
held by millions of brick layers.
carpenters and plasterers. And
it is perfectly safe money.
Here is the strongest b,!wark
against bolshevism. The masses
will hardly want to reck iudu1tli
! al enterprises OF which they are
them selves the creditors.
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THIS MEANS YOU.

By the Order of the Town
Board, All the Herds OF Cattle to
be moved cut of the City Limits
All rubbish and dead carcass's TO
be removed ont OF city limits Al
so all Hogs to be moved out OF
City Limits. These Ordinances
to t'e complied with at once.
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pending on, he is likely to change
his point of view.

The department Saturday cal
led attention to the fact it is un-
lawful for a discharged soldier
to wear the regulation uniform
without the red chevrons which
show his connection with the
military establishment has been
terminated according tolaw.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

The peace conference has a
great way of finishing what it has
begun. Whel. the news came
that Hungary had gone bolsheviN
it was discussing the German
trans atlantic cables. and it took
it two hours more to finish with
that subject and turn its atten-
tion to Hungary.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

The Yankee soldiers have not
been able to make the acquain-
lance with the French dogs, be-
cause the dogs do not understand
English. They pay no attention
to a simple Come here" but
obey instantly when a French
man says "Venez IL lei.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

FOR SALE-Fine young Here
ford and Shorthorn bulls, already
for service: excellent individuals.
Also a few choice high grade
Holstein heifers to freshen in
80 days. Write w. j. Madden
2 st Hays Kans,
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

A young man is rather prou,i
of having gain d forty pourni-
while in the army. But when he
finds that he cannot crowd into
the civilian suit that he Was d:
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

When the discharged soldiers
realize that if they eat as much
.as they want at the present prl-
ces. there will be nothing left for
drink, they will probably endorse
prohibition.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

Remember every fly you see
this time of year is a potential
ancestor. If it lives until the last
of August it will he progenitor CT
millions. Swat it Immediately, /,
and 80 swat it's million DESCENT
ants.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10
snow.

Arthur Walter went to Hugo
Monday evening to bring back a
Ford truck and some household
goods. He got back as far as
Wild Horse where the snowstorIn
was so heavy that he was forced
to leave his load.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

A letter received by US from
Louis Birn, a former citz.n OF
Arapahoe, states that he is in The
Jitn.y bus business in Milwaukee
and is doing fine. Lou wishes TO
be remembered to his old friends
here.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10
NOTICE

There will be ii Mass Meeting
Monday night April 1lth. AT
the Court House, at : P. NJ. to
cons ider whether or not to have
a Spring election.
]. E: Hayes, Mayor.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

We are glad that Eiihu Root
has expressed himself on the Lea
que of Nations Whether people.
agree with him or not, his cleat
common sense is sure to shed
light on any subject it touches.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

It must take all the silk mills
in France to manufacture the
quantities of white-silk-embrol-
dered souvenir pillows and hand
kerchiefs that the boys are bring
ing home.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

Living anywhere in Europe
now must be about as safe aud
comfortable as residing nenr the
crater of a volcano or sitting Or
the safety valve of one of the Ole
Mississippi steamboats,.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

The ex- Kaiser now states that
he never desired war. Can it be
that his memory is failing?
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

This section was visited by a
heavy wind storm all day NJ IN
day and on Tuesday the snow be
gan falling and a wet snow lay
on the ground. Tie sn2x i;
drifted so bad that il wouli b..
hard to estimate the depth of t'l.
snow,
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

If the weather conditions are
favorable in 1919. it looks IS ii
the United States would at least
have wheat and wheat and more
wheat.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

And the cheapest and most
plentiful things in Russia are
Rolsheyism and death.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

DIR. Hoover's prescription fer
Bolskevism: :-hali pound OF breaa
half a pound of meat, and quart
of tea taken three times daily.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10
Another Hun Stopped
Stem Rust of Wheat becoming a
Has-Been.

northwest. Colorado. Nebraska.
Kansas. Minnesota. Wisconsin
and six other states have recent
ly taken the necessary steps to
eliminate this great crop destroy
er. Colorado's legislature, in
1917, passed a law making the
common Barberry Ian ornamen-
tai shrub) a public pest and or
dering its destruction thruout
the state because it is known to
harbor and spread stem-rust of
wheat.
The total annual loss of wheat
in the United States exceeds TO-
600. 900 bushels due to stem-rust.
OF all grains the loss approaches
100, 900, 900 annually. In 1916.
when the allies needed our wheat
worse than ever before, the loss
due to rust was 200. 600, 600 BUSH
els. Colorado alone loses 300. 900
bushels of all grains annually due
to the same cause. Rust is pre-
ventable disease and the way to
prevent it is to remove tile COM
mon Barberry.
The Barberry is bush with
no economic or commercial value
its sole use is an ornament and is
planted frequently in city parks
and along drives as well as on
private grounds. IT. bears scar
let berries which remain on the
bush during the winter; some va
,:eties also have pnrpie leaves. a
fact which makes it valuable as
an ornament. The damage it
does lies in the fact that it sup
ports wheat rust during its spring
stage of life. The life history of
stem rust is briefly this:
Let US start with the red or
summer rust on the wheat stem.
The tiny spores produced in count
less numbers in the rusted spots
are readily blown by the wilma to
other wheat plants which they
soon infect. The disease spreads
rapidly from plant TO plant and
and from field to field. Later in
the season the red spores are re.
placed by black Or winter rust
" hich forms dark streaks on the
stems. The black or winter
spores live thruout the winter
on stubble. In the spring these
black spores are blown by the
wind and find congenial lolgm ens
only on the common Baroerry.
The Barbsrry rust stlge app ears
on leaves and fruit, forming char
actsristic cluster cups. The Bar
berry rust spores infect wheat
again producing red or summer
rust again. II the Barberry is
destroyed the life cycle is broken
and rust will cease.
The government campaign is
being pushed along educational
lines fully as hard as in the ac-
tual destroying of bushes. Plen-
ty of towns as in the case of
Cheyenne Wells. hive no Barber
ry paintings. and here the de-
partment aims to prevent future
paintings. should people be so
minded.
Barberries do not grow wild in
arid and semi-arid west. but are
found only where man has plant
ed them and cares for them.
Large cities are tine greatest
scource of trouble along this line.
Government scouts have located
about 5000 .planrs in Dsnver
alone. Smaller numbers have
been discovered IN smaller towns
All plants have been condemned
and must be removed by April 10
! Denmark has gotten rid of her
rust epide:nics, formerly quite
prevalent, by destroying tlc com
mon Ba: berry s.rne 20 wears ago
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

Now Germany is instructing
the peace conference as to what
sort of peace treaty she VIII
sion. Who won the war?
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10
If the peace conference quaf-
-rels where can we look for peace.

The cradle of Bolshevism could
not have been furnished with a
pacifer.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Storment

Mr.. and Mrs, R. L. Storment
and family were visitors at the
hore of hir. and Mrs. Frank
Nolan. in the Northeast part of
the county. Saturday night and
Sunday. This is their first visit
out of town since they moved
here
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

We must remember that the
neaca conference has had very
little previous experience in max
ing peace treaties.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

ing the planting of the Japanese
Barberry, an immune variety
which distantly resembles the
common Barberry. being orna-
mental as we'll as harmless. x
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

We do not h ar anything from
Won. Gott. Can it be possible
that he was lost in the shufHe?
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

:. Virtue is said to be its own re-
war6. CheerfClness is not only
it's own reward. but the delight
of every one else.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

Talk about keeping Lent. did
YOU ever know anything that
could do itbetter than an umbrel-
la?
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

Any one want a crown? There
are several to be had in Europe
for sale cheap.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

Subscribe for the Record.
Oae d liar per year
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

The saddest reading in these
days-is the household expense ac-
count.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

The Russians are keeping L ut
with no prospect of its ending as
Easter.
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

Odd Fellows Ball April 25th.
"a. Cheyenne Wells. All invited
Cheyenne record., 1919-04-10

VOL. S
If the peace conference quar-
-rels where can we look for peace.
The cradle of Bolshevism could
not have been furnished with a
pacifier.
The Russians are keeping L ut
with no prospect of its ending a6
Easter.
The saddest reading in these
.days-is the household expense ac-
count.
ANY one want crown? There
are several to be had in Europe
for sale cheap.
And the cheapest and most
plentiful things in Russia are
Bolsheyism and death.
The ex- Kaiser now states that
he never desired war. Can 1T be
that his memory is failing?
We do not h ar anything from
Won Gott. Can it be possible
that he was lost in the shufHe?
Talk about keeping Lent. did
YOU ever know anything that
could do it,better than an umbrel-
la?
Virtue is said to be its own re-
war6. Cheerfclness is not only
its own reward. but the delight
of every one else.
We must remember that the
peaca conference has had very
little previous experience in max
ing peace treaties.
Now Germany is instructlHg
the peace conference as to what
sort of peace treaty she VIII
sign. Who won the war?
Ifthe weather conditions are
favorable in 1919. it looks IS II
the United States would at least
have wheat and wheat and more
wheat
DR.. Hoover's prescription fer
Bolskevism:-hal! pound OF breae
half a pound of meat, and quart
of tea taken three times daily.
It must take all the silk mills
in France to manufacture the
quantities of white-silk-embrol-
dered souvenir pillows and hand
kerchiefs that the boys are bring
ing home.
When the discharged soldiers
realize that if they eat as much
as they want at the present prl-
ces, there will be nothing left for
drink, they will probably endorse
prohibition.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15
LADRON CON FALDAS

La policia de Puerta de TERRA
detuvo un tai Pedro Medina,
quien Sc INTRODUCE, Ell la casa de
Ramon Pena, en- HOyo FriO.
Medina, para llevar a cabo su
prop6sito con mas comodidad, Sc
vistio de mujer, aderezandOse con
tai aciertO que parecia una mOza
de muy buen palmitO, tanto, que
el due1Oli de la vivienda que ;ba a
ser robada tuvO sus dudas, V vacil0
entire hablar en- voz baja para que
nadie Sc diera cuenta de que aque-
LA hembru Sc hallaba ell su casa,
0 empezara a dar gritOs denuncian
do la presencia de un ladr6n.
Fue cOsa de un minute, Pena Sc
percat6 en- seguida del engano y
requiri0 el auxiliO de la policla,
que acudio con presteza inusita-
da.
Medina Sc dio a In fuga, perse-
guido de cerca por la policia Y an
te ell asOmbrO natural de los ve-
cinOs, que vefan asomar por deba
jo de la falda lie mujer que corrla,
las piernas musculosas de un HON
bre.
Medina, ante el juez, cOnfeso SUI
delitO. Habfa penetradO Ell casa
de PeIla con la intenci0n dc robar.
La improvisada hembra fue cOnde
NADIA a seis meses de carcel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15
LAS GALES DE LA MARINA

AL fin Sc oyeron los constantes
clamores del vecindario y del CO.
mercio de la Marina; cuyas ca
lies en- tempo de aqua eran un
10 lazal, y Sc estan arreglandc
convenientemente.
Los trabajos por la calle don
Sc Sc encuentran los principales
almacenes, como los de Suceso-
res de Perez, A. Vicente Malgor
Lui1a y Compania, y Sucesores
de Lopez Villamil y Compaiifa,
Sc llevan rapidameate y pronto
terminara.
Hay que esperar que ell traba-
jo sea complete y que el trafico
por las Gales de la antigua Ma
rina no sean un problema, como
resultaba hasta hace POGO ITEM
po.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15
Camara de Representatives

En- la session de aver tarde, fue-
ron aprobados Ell tercera lcctura
pasaron al SenadO, los prOyectOs
siguientes: p de la c. 80. Para
enmendar ell artfculO uno, agre-
gar el parrafo (h) al articnlo },
enmendar ell parrafo(g) del artlcu
10 5, agregar al parrafo (f( al az
tfculo 8, Y enmendar el artlculo
10 de la Ley para reglamentar
el uso de vehiculOs de motor en-
Puerto Rico, y para otrOs fines,
aprobada Ell abril 13 del 1916;
7. de la G.. 81, para enmendar la
ley aprobada en- 16 de MARIO de
1909 que enmend6 la de 10 de mar
10 de 1904, asignande sueldos los
Registradores de la Propiedad. y
para Otros fines Z. de la G. so, pa
IA enmendar ell articulo 553 v de
rogar el articulo 554 del Codigo
Penal, tai como fue apr0bado en-
% de noviembre de 1917 y enmen
dado por la ley de Is de febrero
de 1918, Y para otros fines; p. de
Ia G. 1873, para reglamentar Ia ins
cripci6n e inspection de ahonOs
comerciales, materias fertiliZantes
Y substancias para enmiendas de
terrenos en- Puerto Rico y el p. de
Ia c. 220, para autOrizar los Mu
nicipios de la isla para imponer
una contribution especial que no
exceda 25 centesimas del uno pOr
ciento, para ser invertidas EN-
Obras de utilidad p1blica y para
Otros fines.
En- segunda lectura fue aproba-
do el siguiente proyecto de ley:
"Para regular los examenes de
maestros plomeros, y para otros
fines.
Decy6tese pOr la AsdmbleG Le-
gislGtiUG dc, Puerto. Rico ......~.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15
Ell DEBUT DE LA IRIS

La gran compaiila de operetas
Esperanza Iris, llegara a San
Juan la semana pr0Xima para
debutar ell microbes 23 con la
hermOsa Opereta italiana, La
DuqucSG del Bal Tdb0rin.
La empresa nos avisa que han
sidO puestas la venta las lOcali-
dades para las seis primeras fun
clones, y las personals que hayan
hecho sus pedidOs Sc serviran re-
cogerlas antes del Domingo 20.
Desde esa fecha en- adelante seran
vendidas las que no hubiesen 81
do pagadas previamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15
HERMANO CONTRA
HERMANO

En- Sabana Grande Evangelista
Ayala agredi0 con un machete a
su hermano Wenceslao Ayala, in
firiendole 3 heridas Ell la cabeZa.
Tambien 10 hiri6 con piedras. Ell
juez municipal lie flo al agresor
$500 de fianza por su libertad pro
Iyisional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15
DESFILE SOCIAL

Continuation de la pag. y
SIEMPRE
Fue griega por su belleza; la
admracion en- su gentileza de Sc
iiOrita en- su hermOsura de casa
da y en- SUI interesantisimo de
viudad.
Solamente (nos han dicho) hay
quien la admire con frmeza de
voluntad.
No pOdla ser menOs, nj pasar
desapercibida al fijar su residen
cia entire nosotras, una dana tan
ioven como bella :sera?
DULCE RECLAMO.
Lo hacemos todas aQuellas
senoras y sehoritas que tienen pa
"a SUI dicha, un jardin encanta-
dor.
Para quien pedimOs esas flo
res?
Santa s1plica que hacemos a
nombre de la Adoraci0n Perpe-
tua para, ell adOrnO del MOnu-
mento de Santa Ana de aquel al
tar donde esta siempre JESUS Sa-
cramentado.
iManos piadosas. corten de sus
tallos gentiles, las mas hermosas
flores y envienlas a las santas mu
jeres que cuidan diariamente de
aquella Ornamentaci0n que debe
aparecer mas que nunca bella, ell
Jueves Santo, en- ell Monumento
del dfa V la noche, Ell que han de
postrarse a sus pies, miles de al
mas.
Este aho hay algo, mas hermo-
mosO que Otros, y es que durante
toda la nOche del Jueves SantO al
viernes, Sc efectuara la adOra-
ci0n nocturna pOr seiioras y Sc
iioritas que tienen repartidas las
horas de vela.
Necesitamos muchas flores ;
elias Sc marchitan felices bajO la
luz del SantuariO cerca de los
Angeles de Amor de la Divina
Ec caristfa.
Is Son testigos de la Oracion y
linen su aroma al espinal de III
cienso que llega al cielo, y que Sc
devuelve al mundo en- un rayO de
luz de la divina gracia.
Recibanlo asf las sefOras y Sc
iioritas que dejen sus jardines sin
flores, por depositarlas todas, an
te ell Sagrario Augusta que re-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15
CONVOCATORIA

Sc cOnvOca a tOdOs los acciO-
nistas de la Compaiiia An0nima
Central Boca Chica, para una
reunion extraordinaria que ten.
dra lugar ell dia veinte y ocho de
abril del anO Ell curse, a las ; p.
m., en- Andres, comGn de Guerra,
Provincial de SantO Domingo, Re-
publica DOminicana; V es ell OBJ
ieto de esta reunion proceder al
modo de ampliar las instalacio-
mes para la pr6xima zafra de
1919 a 1920.
Santo Domingo, 4 de abril dc
1919.
NJ. GUERRA PARA.
Primer Vice-Presidente Ell
funciOnes de Presidente.
Para refrescos exqulsitos visite
LA CAFETERIA,
San Justo 6, San .7uan, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15

La incapacidad de nuestro tea
tro Sc ha puesto de manifesto
en- estos dlas en- que esta proxi-
ma llegar a San Juan una com.
pahia de operetas. La de Espe-
rama Iris.
Ell n1mero de personals que
tienen localidades pedidas para
las seis funciones que anuncia,
dobla la cantidad de los especta-
dores que pueden caber en- nues-
tro viejo coliseo, y clio da a en-
tender que muchas familias de
San Juan y de la isla Sc queda-
ran sin yer trabajar a la artis-
ia que tantas simpatias tiene
entire nosotros, porque las perso-
mas que Sc adelantaron a tener
seguras sus bcalidades, no pien
san nj remotamente cederlas a
nadie por ning1n valor, y este
porque consideremos caro- ell
valor de las locali d a d e S
a un precio, al que nunca Sc ha-
bia dado aqu1 opereta, nj aun
con el celebre baritone Sagi-Bar-
ba. No hablamos del precio
estipulado para la compa-
MIA que trae a la Iris por estre-
LA, no; tratandose de ella, todo
valor nos parece POGO, pues ad-
miradoras como somos de la que
consideramos la mejor en- ese
genero tan suggestive, nos apre-
suramos a tomar abono sin pre-
guntar precio, que este era 10 de
menos, teniendo en- perspectiva
esas seis noches en- que la Iris
paseara ante nuestros ojos des-
lumbrados, todo el arte y la gra-
cia que Ia han llevado a ocupar
ell primer puesto en- la opereta,
y en- quetse extenderan, sus ma
nos hacia nosotros en- un' carl
iioso saludo retenido hace tan
tos amos, 'esas sus manos tier
mas y violentas, cuya riqueza de
gestos Sc esparce con ineXtin-
guibles sinfonias de movimien-
/ tos, v que Sc extienden como pa
ra arrojar flores, o Sc amman
para revolotear como alas impre-
visoras que abanican ell aire sin
violencia."
En- ell genero suggestive de la
opereta no triunfan nunca los
artistas por la voz que tengan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15
PEDRO DE ANGELS

Nuestro companeno don Pedro
de Angels, esta enfermo de bas
tante gravedad, EN- suresidencia
de Catano. El senior de Angels
asistido convenientemente, ha en-
trado en- un periodic de ligera mejc
ria que celebraremos que CONT
n1e.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15
Por la voluntad y por la Gracia.,
ECPERAN7A IRIS

Y es este un hecho probado en-
;odas parties donde Sc represen-
an las obras de este genero, Y
as zarzuelas que llamamos del
'genero chico, pues en- Madrid
Ia sido por un largo numero de
mos ell idolo del publico la genial
Loreto Prado que no alcanzo
yrandes registroS en- ell canto y
lasta hubo periodico q. lie llamo
lf6nica. Y Loreto Prado fue la
artista que no necesit6 venir a
;rabajar a los teatros de Ameri-
"a, porque su immense p1blico
nadrileno no Sc 10 pernliti6, lie
landole el teatro noche tras no.
.he. Hablo hasta hace cinco
anos, y no Sc 81 de esa fecha
aca, Loreto Prado ha venido al
luevo mundo que descubriera
colon como una joya divina, pa
"a engarzarla ~en la Corona de
Espaila.
Esperanza Iris no ha hecho
amas reclamo para su voz, por-
Iue ella ha triunfado en- la esce-
Ia como artista de incuestiona-
ole gracia y no como cantante.
Las personals amantes del teatro
y que les gusta DIR cantantes
ouenos, no debieron dejar vacfo
Ell coliseo cuando nos visito ell
gran baritone Sagi Barba con SUI
compan1a de operetas, y mas re-
cientemente, CON la compallia
del seiior Mancini. Y 81 ahora
Green que la Iris trae una COM
palfa de ,cantantes, Sc equivo-
can. Vienen con ella Lola Ro-
sell y ell baritone Ramos, quie-
nes seg1n la prensa de la Ha-
bana, son excelentes artista. De
la Iris NADIA hay que decir, pues
la conocemos y la admiramos
mas mientras mas tempo pasa
ella es la soberana de la opereta
la que Sc ha impuesto a todos
los publicos de la America lati.
ma por la finura y IA gracia esen-
cialmente femenil3s de su arte
Ell brillante esdritor hispano.
puertorriqueno que dirige este
diario, cuando abandon6 la isls
para residir en- Espaiia, hizo e
viaje de aquf a Cuba y de Cubs
a la Peninsula Iberica. En- ST
estadla en- la Habana le vic re-
presentar a la Iris la misma obrs
con que debutara ella ante noso
tros dentro de unos dias: "Ls
Duquesa del Bal Tabarin". y
Perez Losada, que desde Madrie
enviaba cronicas semanales a
diario "La Democracia"J decls
en- una de elias estas llneas que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15

me permito transcribir: EN- ell
teatro "Reina Victoria" Sc hace
a lleno por noche LA Duquesa
del Tabarfn", una opereta que
representa- Esperanza Iris mu-
cho mejor y con ell titulo mas
redondeado. En- "Payret" Sc
llamaba la obra "La Duquesa del
Bal Tabarin" y ell arreglo hecho
con mayor desenfado y la mu-
sica respetada en- toda su in
tegridad, resultaba mas"
Esto decia Perez Losada des-
pues de yer una obra como Sc
nontan en- Espaila, con todo ell
luio en- trajes, "atrezzo" y deco
RADIO que Sc requiere y con per-
s;onal numeroso como tienen en-
Madrid las companies. Esto de-
cia Perez Losada. =.
Y de la Habana nos escribe
una estimada amiga, que nos
dice, entire otras cosas, 10 siguien
te: "Por los periodicos que me
remite, veo que pronto debutara
ahi la Compania de la Iris, que
dara varias funciones. iQue mu-
cho va I'd. a gozar, como hemos
gozado nosotros aca con esa insig
ne artista! va Sc deleitaran u.s.
tedes cuando ella presente a ese
publico la famosa opereta "La
Duquesa del Bal Tabarin" que
Sc representa- aquf 80 noches
Lastima que en- ell corto n1merc
de funciones que dara ahi, nc
representara la sugestiva ope-
reta "Gheisa", la picarezca "Cas
ia susanna" y la preciosisims
"Juan Segundo", cuyas obras
las ha representado en- la Haba
ma con un derroche de lujo y So
bre todo de gracia" -.
Todo este por 81 solo es III
triunfo mas para Esperanza Iris
la artista que los cuenta por fun
clones y que Sc ha hecho de III
capital de medic million de pesos
en- nueve amos, case raro, y ia
vet 1nico, en- una artista de ope
retas que no es cantante.
Va viene Esparanza. Y re
crearemos nuestros o1dos cor
aquella SUI vocesita dulce y afi
NADIA, de la balada del segundt
acto de LA Viuda Alegre",
recrearemos nuestros ojos col
ell portentoso arte de que ell;
hace derroche en- SuS menore'
gestos, y del que parece ser Ii
dueila absolute en- ese genero tai
atrayente y tan encantador qu'
Sc llama la opereta.
Ramona II. de Font.
San Juan, Abril, 1919.