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The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
WALTER TISHLER VICTIM OF
UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT

The latest reports regarding Walter
1'isnler, who suffered such n serious
accident last week. are more favorable.
tho the Improvement IL only slight his
family feel encouraged.
MIR. 1ishlcr. after II long car ride
on the suburban TO the foothills start
cd OH IA hike and fell down the noun
tain side. suffering fracture of both
He was not found until the follow
ing day The exposure. the nervous
shock and the injuries combined have
resulted in most serious condition,
which it is hoped will yield To rest
end trca
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
SIGMA ALPHA Pm GIRLS.

A Halloween party was given by
the Sigma Alpha Phi Girls on Nov.
I at the home Of Miss Sadye Walk.
l470 Julian street. The home was
beautifully decorated and dancing
was indulged In by pumpkin light
Those who enjoyed the evening were
the Misses sadye Walk. Dora Handler.
Pearl sscheeAter. Fannie Golinsly,
Esther stellor, Estelle Kalich and Ida
Spidner, and the Messcrs. Arthur
Lang, Louis Schiff. Frank Schneider.
Harry Goldberg, Oscar Zweibel. Sam
Feinman and Morris Sunshine The
rhaperones were Mrs. Samuel Cohn
and the Misses Lottie and Yetta Gold.
feder The party proved great sue
esq and was enjoyed by all present.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
R'NAI FIRTH DAY CELEBRATION
SUNDAY MORNING.
Loan Fund for Needy Members in War
stricken Countries to he Raised.


Denver Lodge Ill. l. q. Il. u. meets
ucxt Sunday morning at ten o'clock
Al eleven an open inccting will be
held to celebrate B'nai B'rith Day, a
splendid program has been arranged
- follows:
'America'' = ...,................ by Assembly
Introductory Exercises, NJ. l.. Amen
ger. s II. Zwetow, u. +. Harlem,
Arthur L. Friedman.
Prayer.
song ........... Miss Minna Weinberg
With Violin Obligato by Albert Vein
berg.
ADDRESS .....-.....-.. Arthur +. Friedman
Violin Solo. Miss Helen Il. Swain
Addrcss--'The B'nai Firth, the Uni
Wing Force of .Iewry"
.-............................. ]. j. I.ieberman
Star Spanglcd Banner" BY Assembl!
Accompanist.......... Kate kiilian
The lodge initiated ten candidates
Ut its last meeting.
Mr.. A. Il. Seelenfrcund. Secretary of
the Order of Hnai B'rith. is in Eu-
rope Investigating the condition of Its
lodges and members. lie cablcd that
the condition of the members in the
countries he has so far visited Is dc-
plorablc. and the need for immediate
assistance is urgent.
The Order has decided 10 raise n suf.
Tt.i. "a, tIns.. mani IN
The war stricken countries in need OF
help n few hundred dollars for re-
habilitation. The loan is to bc
without interest. and to lie repaid by
the borrower when able to do so: he
To be the sole judge of his ability to
repay.
Opportunity says Pres dent
lIraus. NOW presents itself to us TO
show that the word Brother is not
nn idle term To us. and that we are
members of n real brotherhood"
The Order has started the fund with
a subscription of 100000. and members
Of eastern lodges are responding gen
crously. The minimum quota of Den
yer lodge is. $1,000. The lodge sub
.cribed $500.
A committee has been appointed. OF
which Mr.. NJ. l.. Anfenger is chair
iaan. and d. L. Harlem is treasurer.
Tor the purpose of obtaining subscrip-
lions from members Of the Order in
this city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
O. b. j.


\ most enjoyable evening was spent
by the q. II. j. Girls and Their friends
at Halloween party given by the
club ut the home of Miss ldella Green
stine on the evening of November l.
The home was artiStically decorated
with autumn foliage and Halloween
ctlors. Games appropriate 10 the &C
caston and dancing formed the enter
tainnient. Those who participated
were: the Misses Hattie Wolf. Engen a
Siibering. Shirley Tokarsky. Jnlia
Lang, Sara Krawitz. flilda, Silherins.
Dora Ginsburg, Lena Rifkin. ldella
Greepstine. Messrs. Irving Grcenwaid'
Dave Golden. Julius Goodstein. Murry
Meyerson, Abe Nathanson. ]. Mellmah.
Louis Schwartz, Lazarus Williamson,
Sam Sinker.,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
ZIONIST LECTURER To BE HERE
SUNDAY.

Rabbi Epstein OF Chicago. noted
Zionist leader. will lecture Sunday.
November 9th, at . p. m. DIT b. NJ. II
Synagog. corner Oath and Curtis.
Every body is cordially invited.
The program will be as follows :
Opening address. DR.. c. f. Kauvar !;
piano solo. Miss Willens: addresses.
Rabbi Halpern, Rabbi Braude; vocal
solo. Mr.. Finkelstein; address, Rabbi
Epstein. violin solo.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
COLONN.ADE- CLUE.

The Colonua,le club has set Thurs
day, January 22nd. as the date for
their next dance and FL Jebcl Temple
as the place. The dancing public Is
invited to send ideas of the kind of
dance thoy want to the secretary. Mr.
Herman Olde. 2250 Williams St The
club will make every effort to carry
uut the wishes OF those who have
good ideas for dance, so don't hesitate
to sen dthem in. no matter whether
they are elaborate or simple.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
DIRECTORS OF COUNCIL TO HOLD
IMPORTANT MEETING.

On Wednesday, Nov. 18th. at $50 p.
m.. the directors of the Denver Sec
tion. Council of Jewish Women. viii
hold their regular meeting at tho
home of Mrs. w. Dcgcn. 1871 Race
street. The president, Mrs. G. Rcch-
nitz. uses this means of making ar
ernest appeal to all directors to be
present. rs the very Important matter
of changing the date of the directors
meetings will be discussed and acted
upon.
AIMEE GREENBAUM.
Chairman Press Com.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
Obituaries
Mrs. Helen Wclfson.

Word has reached Denver of the
death of Mrs. Helen Wolfson. mother
ot Mrs. NJ. l.. Anfcnger, at San An
tonic on November =, where she had
lived at the home of !, son. Mrs. Wolf
death was release frem intense sur
fering. She wus pioneer resident
OF the State of Texas. where she
lived and reared her family. Inter
mcnt took place at DennisOn, Texas
in the family burial plot. Mrs. Wolf
son is survived by three SONS, two o!
whom live in Texas. and Jnc In Kan.
gas. and one daughter. Mrs. Milton l.
Anfenger
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
A. 4. C.


The A. A. C. Halloween party given
at the home of its president, Sam
wandcl, Thursday evening. was a greni
success. The home was beautifully dec
grated in Halloween style. Albert
Harris opened n well arranged pro
gram with a piano solo. followed with
ii Spanish dance by Miss May Rose
Wandel The president in speech
discussed the fundamentals of the
club The luncheon was followed by
dancing and games. Raymond Fallek
closed the evening with n flute solo.
Those enjoying the evening We're the
Misses Gertrude Frank. Dora Cooper
Ethel Strauss. Esther Banks. Freda
Isaacson. Esther Goralnik, Dora Mos
ko, Surrie Aarons, Esther Feinberg
Fay Blank; and Messrs. Sam Seiden-
berg. Sam Wandel. Albert Eisen, w.
Levin, Isadore Barnett. Alex Dunic-
vitz,, Leonard Levin, Harry Zignond.
Nathan Strauss. Albert Harris. Ray
mond Fallek, Maurice Kantrowitz.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
X. X. X.

Arrangements ARE rapidly being
completed for the Grand Mystery Ball
Of the X. X. X, November 2nth. of
which every one is talking. and the
revelations Of which all are anNiously
awaiting. An extraordinary entertain
pent has been secured for this even
ing which promises to surpass any at
traction yet offered to the dancing
public. No one can afford to miss this
dance of dances.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
ORIOLE CLUB.

The last regular meeting of the
Oriole club was held at the home ui
MIR. Hyman Goldman.
A ting party was given after the
formal part of the meeting.
The members rendered rccitations
and songs for each others entertain
ment Mr.. Louis Shift recited an orig
inal poem entitled The Or,ole Club.
AIessrs. Maurice Bershof and Lyman
Goldman sang, various songs. Messrs
Harry Goldberg and Oscar Lwe!bel
wore the comedians. Refreshments
were served,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
ARG0NAur ci.rn.

The -\rgonaut club celebrated Hal
lnwe'cn at the home of l.al,sh l'rody
1901 Hooker street. .in elaborate re
past was served. after which the lni
adjourned TO the mystery room. Among
other things developed Icy the spirit "i
the occasion and the room, WAS II cake
with the name of the club inscribed III
sugary letters and n plentiful supply
cf fruit Much of this WA; later sent
20 the children of the Sheltcrlg Home
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
Joseph Stein.

Joseph Stein. II widely known and
highly respected member of tie com
Inunity passed away last week after
long and lingering illness. Inter
mcnt took place at Fairmount Gene
terry Sunday. DIR. VIM. s. Freedman
officiating. Mr.. Stein is survived by
his widow and three young daughters.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
PROGRAM OF THE DENVER SEC.
TION COUNCIL OF JEWDjIl
WOMEN FOR l9ls.I92O.

The program of the Denver Section
Council of Jewish Women is outlined
for the season OF 1890 as follows:
October 10
Prayer ...... ..... Mrs. Gus Rechnitz
summary of Events In the Jewish
World - DIR. WIN. $. Friedman
Music in charge of Mrs. Ernest Norris.
November 10
Prayer ........................... Mrs. l. Rude
-Address-The League OF Nations.
..........................-. Mr. Ernest Morris
Music In charge Of Mrs. Sidney lsinds.
December II
Prayer .................... Mrs. y. N. Shcfe.
Address-''rhe New Messenger---Ies-
sic E. Sampler" Rubbi T. f. II.
Knuvar.
Music under the direction Of Mrs. Vim.
Archenhold.
January 21--
open Program ...............- ............--
Music under the direction of Mrs. Ed.
Cohn.
January 81
Benefit for Triennial. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Young Ladies' of Council Alliance
February IS
Irayer.-............. Mrs. Henry Schwartz
Symposium THE Development of
Highest Citizenship"
Legislation. Miss Felicc Cohn
Education - Miss Annie Olcovich
Home .....--..,..... Mrs. l.. W. Winter
March If
Jewish Composers. Folk Songs ETC..
Program under the direction Of Mrs.
Leo Cohen
April 21-
J'hilanthrop:c Work of the National
Council and its relation to the
Denver Section.
Music under the direction of Mrs
David Harlem.
May 12-
Prayer. Mrs. c. Murdock Schloss
Election of Officers .....!...-..-..-......
Address-Women of the Old Testa-
ment ....-...............---- Bishop Johnson
Music under direction OF Mrs. Sidney
Rinds.
May 10
Installation of Officers ........... ........
The Jewish Drama.
Program under the direction of Mrs
Harry Bellamy
Annual luncheon. Date to be an
rounced later.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05

In loving memory of our beloved
daughter and sister, Mrs. Anna Solo
mon SIarkus, who passed awny one
year ago, November 3, 1913. Gone but
never to be forgotten
FATHER, MOTHER AND SISTERS.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
JERUSALEM COUNCIL RECOGNIZ-
ED.

The Jerusalem Vaad lair recently
drew up the Statutes for governing 1t
and presented them to the local Gov
crnment for confirmation. This has
been granted and the Naad (Council
OF Jerusalem Jews) will now be Of
ficially recognized. Especial Cor
respondcnce Palestine Agency. Pub
lic.ty Dept. Y. o., A.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
FOR SALE

Drugstore in live locality has been
established for IL years. owner wants
to retire. price 25OO. Stock and Fix
lures are worth more; excellent bus
mess.
Fine chance for Jewish druggist
Simm Realty and Investment Co.. 304
Tabor Bldg. Oh. 2515.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05

NJ. ID. Barnett leaves for hurried
business trip 10 the East Saturday.
DR.. c. L. Kauvar addressed the
Colorado Menorah at Boulder, last
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Milton l.. Anfcnger spent II few
days travelling thru the state III the
interest of the b. z. o. L.
Stanley Barnett's young friends will
he pleased to hear of his appointment
To the Freshman football team at
Yale
Another dedication of Endowed
Feds ut the j. c. X. $. will occur De-
cember 21 The names of the donors
will be announced in u later. issue Of
the Jewish News
Mr.. ]. Marcus and Mr.. II. Ruben
stein. proprietors of the Wonderland
Clothing Co., wish to announce to Their
friends and patrons that they are
starting an advertising campaign in
the Denver Jewish News with weekly
specials and feel that it Will lie to your
advantage TO all to watch their adds.
Milton NJ Schayer had the distinc-
tion of having the degree of Knight
Commander of the Court of Honor
conferred upon him by the Supreme
Council of the 33 degrees of the Ancient
and accepted Scottish rite, at their
Inst biennial reunion ut Washington.
u. {. Mr.. Schayer is the only Jew III
the. state who has received this honor
in more than quarter of century.
DIR. Alexander Block and fam.ly.
formerly of Pueblo. have moved to
Denver. DIR. Block and son-in-law.
NJ. Alexander. are engaged in the drug
business at 18th ard Chainpa streets.
DIR. Leon Block. an eye, ear and nose
specialist, recently discharged from
the army, DR.. Harry Block, also II
late captain in the L. s army. SONS
Of DIR. Alexande. Block. with DR. VIII
lam A. Eppstein have opened offices
in the Central Savings Bani, build
ing.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05

As result of a fight between Jews
and Arabs in the Public Garden of
Jerusalem, the British authorities pro-
iIibited the music from playing Hatf-
kvah or any other hymn, besides the
English national hymn.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
In Menoriano

in loving memory of our dear sol
and brother, Birney Greenberg, who de
parted this life Nov. Z. 1918. Sadly
missed ny mother and sisters.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
WEST COLFAX PROPERTY

We specialize in West ColfaN property
Il you want to buy or sell in that
locality get in touch with us: Simm
Realty and Investment Co.. 3O4 Tabor
Op. House Bldg. Oh. 2515.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
LIBERTY ARMIsTICE BALL.

Wednesday night. November 10Th. at
FL Jebel Temple, b. NJ. II, Ladies'
Auxiliary. All are welcome. Han
cnck'S orchestra
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05

DR. Sailing Simon has returned from
|, brief visit in Memphis, Tenn.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
Want Advertisements.
WANTED INFORMATION.

Asher Bazcr, of Jersey City. is anxi-
Gus to locate his sister, Esther. mar
ried name. Mrs. Moses Dicht'a. Call
or write 1910 Federal Boulevard, care
Schreiber.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
Local NeUs

aaron G. Morse Is in New York on
business trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05

NJ. ID. Barnett leaves for hurried
business trip 10 the East Saturday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05

FOR RENT-2-room partment; all
conveniences. 221O Marion.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
Clubs

Gan contributions for this column must
reach this office by l: O'Clock rues,tny.)
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05

Happy is he who resists tempts-
tion.--ra lmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05

DIR. c. L. Kauvar addressed the
Colorado NIenorah at Boulder, last
Wednesday evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05
''Nonesuch" >
Cleans
Everything :
TRY it

Grocers. Hardware and Paint Stores
Sell It, Made in Colorado.
Phone: Champa 2619.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-11-05

Mr.. Milton l.. .Anfcnger spent few
days travelling thru the state in the
interest of the Il. +. o. L.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
Tin CARGAMENTO DE- MUNICI0NES VA
kSER PUESTO EN- SUBASTA
Estaba destinado a una de las faccioRes armadas de Mex,
fue decomisado haze POGO mas de un ano

cones de artilleria que seran vendi-
dos. va sea parcialmente 0 en- su to-
talidad, Il n persona que ofrezca
pagan mejor.
Este parQue Sc ~encontraka alma
cenado Ell ia estac;6n de uno de los
f~errocarriles de San Antonio. desde
hace pooc mas de tres amos Y, como
antics decimos, estaba destinado a
una de las faccicnes que luchan en-
Mexico.
En- el tempe en- que los cartuchos
lle2aron a esta ciudad, por DISPOSE
cion del Gobierno tie Washington Sc
cerraron las aduanas que dan paso
al Concrete con Mexico Y, como des-
dc csa fecha nadic Sc ha presentado
a Ia mencionada empreSa ferroCarr!-
icra a reclamar e. c~argamento, Sc ha
decid!do poncrlo en- rematc.
Segun nos hemoS infOrmado. los
gaStos de ~transporte, a~lmacenaje Y
costas de Corte. ascienden a mil
ocheEta Y un pesos scsenta Y ocho
c~entavos, en- cuya cantidad sera ell
mInimo en- cue el parque de referen-
cia Sera rematado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
Nucvos cargos Sc han hecho a un REQ

Nucyos cargos Sc han hecho al la
dr0n que. Segin informamos en- ST.
oportunidad. fue c~apturado Ia ma
drugada del sabado Y despues de II
breve lucha con IL policis, Ell la cual
cl d~elincuente resuito herido.
Aparte de las acuSacolnes de robo
y de homicidio frustrado que con
este motive Sc le han hecho, pesan
tambiGn en- su contra los cargos de
haber robado la Compania Electrical
que s. e~ncueutran establecida en- IL
Gale rrcsa. la tienda dc comest!bles
del senior Schdmidt Y el delito de
homicide frustrado. cometido en- Ia
persona del ~Subtenientc Van Fleet,
quien. como sc recordara, fue heri-
do cuardo ii ticnda menc!onada fue
rohada.
FL REQ ha negado todos los cargos
que Sc lc haceN. pero en- virtud de
| cue las huellaS digitaleS daj4daS con
motive de robos anteriores Y por
otros detalleS diversoS, Sc ticne al
| aprehendiGo como autor de .odas cs-
| tas faltas ' la Justicia !e formar@
DrCccso por cada una dc elias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
FL calomel actua como
dinamita sobre
Ell higado
Atsca la bills agris Y causa nauscas,
hacienda 4 listed que pierda
un dia de trabajo

e. calomel produce salivaci0n. Es
mercurio. Fl calomel actua como 81
fuera dinamita sobre el higado en-
torpecido. Cuando Ell caiomel Sc Po-
ne en- c~ontacto con la bills agraria.
Ia ataca inmediatamente Y lie prcdu-
&c a listed calambres o nausea.
81 Sc siente listed bilioso, con jaque-
cas-. extrenimiento Y enfermo, no tie
ne mas que If a cualquier botica Y
comprar una botella de Dodson's Lii
yer Tone, que es un sust;tuto vege-
tai inofensivo de 81 peligroso Gallo
mel. Tome una cucharada. Y 81 no
corrige el higado Y 10 sana mucho
mejor Y mas prOnto cue el n~auseabun-
do calonel, sin producirle molestias,
10 tieae mas que Yolver a IA botica
q que lie devuelvan su dinero.
81 toma listed calomel hoy, mana
ma Sc sentira enfermo Y con ~nauseas;
aparte de que puede causarle saliva
ci6n; mientras que 81 ton!a Dodson's
Liver Tone Sc levantara En- Ia mana
ma sintiendose perfectamente bien,
lleno de e1ergias Y listc para e. ira
bajo 0 81 joego. Es absolutamente
inofenSivo. ~agradable Y eficaz para
los ni.los; a clos les gusta tomar-
10 (Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11

seria impecabIe 4 que Ia emoci6n lie
Garia al fondo de los espirituS. a que
las raaEos no estarian quotas en- ell
aplauGir. nj las bocas en- elogiar. de
clio salia garante ell prestigio de Fir-
gini5. FabregaS, de Maritime Tovar,
de tantoS de los artistaS que con elloS
hacen yerdadera labor artistica.
Sin embargo. Ia realidad del eNito,
fue aun mas ALA de 10 pensado Y de
20 eSperado: m publico numeroSo '
enthusiastic. tan numeroso Y tan EMU
SHASTA ONT pocaS veceS habrase con-
grcgado en- la gran saia del 'Nacionai'
no ceSG dc nrodigar durante tOda Ia
noche. enthusiasts ovaciores Il los ar
tis,as lie Ia Compania FabregaS que
le dieron anochc Ia vision de belle
u y la sensation de arte puro Y nuevO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11

Que una huena cantiGad de parQue
que estaba destinado a representa-
I'm papei muy interesante en- los a
suntos rcvolucionarios ~meXlcanos,
va d ser puesta en- subasta publica
dentro de Dreves dias en- San Anto-
MO. son informaciones que logramos
rccogcr en- las o~ficinas fcderales.
al efecto. Segun Sc o dijo, el
senior John Dibrell, Marshall de los
Estados Unidos. pondra en- venta Ell
dia primero de .Abrii. en- los corredo-
res situados frentc al local de Ia
Cortc Feleral, situado en- cl tercer pi-
so del Edificio de Correos, c!ento
cincuenta mil cartUchoS Y tres az
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
SENSIBLE

Aver, a las siete de II manana
falieci6 cn la casa numero 719 de
la calie n. Medina, Ia nina Josefina
Diaz, que apenas contaba tres amos
de edad.
Son padres de la cXtinta, e. senior
don Pascual N. Diaz, Jefe de prem
sas de los talleres de este diario, Y
Ia sonora Asuncion F. de Diaz.
FL sepelio. tendra lugar hoy Il las
nueve de n manana, en- Ell pante6n
de San Fernando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11

Por SECURE teniamos De antemano,
Il gran exito que deberia de constituir
sin duda algUDa. Ia Jemporada de Ia
Compania Virginia Fabregas en- el
Teatro "NacioDal.'
La OCCASION de alto delete spiritual
que ofrecia 81 publico meNlcano de
San Antonio. Ia representation de las
mas bellas Y mas i~nteresanteS obras
del teatro moderno, Ia cerceza de que
elias serian Representatives o tcda
la propiedad ' TODD ei acierto con que
las llevan siempre . Ia escena Ia Illus
ire actriz. Y Su homogenea compania.
aseguraban Que cl teatro serla insult
ciente para Ia mulJitud dc los especta-
dores, anhclosos dc Ia impression ar
tiStica.
En- cuanto = que Ia representation
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
In triunfo resonante inicio anoche la
temporoda de Ia Ga. Virginia FFdbregas

en- IL magnifica representation de
La Llamarada", n de las mas
conlpleiaS V mas intereSanteS obras
del moderno teatro frances. obra He
ma &c vida de color. de situacloneS
nuevas V Sugestivas, que dieron oca-
sion I los artistaS, espec!almente 4
Virginia Fabregas Y a Martinez To-
var. para lucir ampliamcnte Il adj
MIRACLES facultades.
La Llamarada". es una bella come
dia dramatica. por cuyas seem pc
san las mas variadas Y encontradas
pasiones, sin turbulencias tragicas.
violencias saIyajes, bajo una eXtcrio.
ridad de calma que Sc antoja Ia Su-
.pericie de I'm lago en- cuyo emo miste-
riososaS corrientes cXtrarnaS Sc AFRO
jaSen las unaS sobre las OtraS.
En- torno de I'm matrimonio desavc-
niGo sc genera e! drama, un dra-
ma hondo. Subterranco, que sale 4 Ia
cara en- contracci0ncS de augusta,
en- sollozos ~ccntenidos. en- una cue D.
ira paiabra fuerte en- II que el grito
Sc inicia. pero no sc lama.
Tn matrimonio ~deSavenido por-
que s.. porque espoSo Y cspcsa, que Sc
aman, ven Ia vida amorosa bajo dis
tinto plano.
Tn tercero Sc ofrece Il rehacer 10
que Ia csposa juzga 81 vida trunca,
precisamente en- el momento en- que
cl csposo Sc apresta q recuperaria
con todaS sus fuerzas. E~ntonces sur
ge la tragedia: Ell hombre eS un sol
dado gran amador de Ia patria. I'm
acreedor implacable-acrcedor por
GeudGs ~contraidas para la satisfaction
de la eSposa amada-lc p;dc una trail
cion III. pago de los miles de frances
dehidoS. Y q. ...... cl malta al acree-
der en- el nombrc de Francia.
FL momento de Ia revelation del
crimen. IS el de la reconciliation,
cl que alta los ia2os rotos, ei que fun
de las alnas desUnidaS. Ella 10 ayu-
da 4 o~cultar el delito, q S~alvarie.
Mas tarde, ell tercero desdenado Va.
que quiere nerder al marido que ha
re]conQuiStado el amor de Su mujer,
t0rnase noble ante la vision de Ia pa
tria. Y completa la obra de salvation.
En- este arnbiente multiple, nuevo.
en- ell que las paSiones todaS ticneR
tan extranas cNterioriZaciones, la Sra.
FabregaS Y Martinez Tovar, tuvie-
ron momentoS verdaderamente adj
mirableS.
Durante toda la obra, ambos vivic-
ron suS pa?eles con realidad tai, con
tai verdad, que el publico lego facil,
mente a Ia emocion V al entusiasmo.
FL. juSto eS confesarlo, Sc manifes-
IL un gran actor desde las eScenas.
frias V sin interes del primer acto,
| En- el segundo, el gran actor apare-
clio ante el publico en- toda Su AM
plitud. en- toda Su fuerza. Todo e
| acto Segundo fue un dialogo maravi-
lioso en- Ell que Virginia Fabregas :
MARITIME Tovar pasaron por toda la
CANA de la passion: Ia amenaza. Ia
suplica. c! gemido. el s~oilozo. la du-
da. Ia &c, el miedo. la esperanto, Ia
sensation de que Ia vida recien anu
dada va = perderse......
Ese solo acto hubiera bastado para
una consagraci0n artiStica.
En- torno de eilos. las actr!ccs y ac-
torres de la compania. todOS discre-
ros. todos atinados, todos fe!ices.
FL teatco. lleno. ileno a no tencr
una butaca vacia. Ash pueS. eXito
complete que de SECURE seguira repi-
tiendose las pocaS noches de Ii tempo
rada.