Evening star., 1921-07-24

Sebastian and Thomas Fleming, thus:
They are the Juveniles of.the organi-
zation. Their work in Poisoned A
Supper for Two and a Close Shave
has won many encomiums." !. Oct
finger. quoth the Linthicum chroni-
cfer. has played eccentric heaVies
and parts that could be- filled by no
otha- members.
And now we come to member OF
the students who has already ap--
peared in these "rambles" as one of
the Barrett Club. Let me present
Talbot Pulizzi-Mr. Talbot Q. Pu-
sizzi. In the annals Sf the students
is this: Talbot o. Pulizzi has been
on the professional stage with Jen-
lawyer in the Drapers production
of Uncle Toms Cabin has acted as
secretary to several of the leading
managers of the country. and has
appeared in plays, sketches and reci-
the theaters and public halls of this
and other cities. He is a valuable
member of the students" Then.
few paragraphs further down the
column. is this: Miss Pulizzi
(Blanche) has done this season cher
that indicates she has the talent OF a
pleasing actpess. She Is the sister of
MIR. Talbot PuliZzi and graduate OF
the Normal School. Her best effort
the past season was that OF the
loved one in "A Matrimonial Adver-
tisement.' This season she will be
seen in various parts" If you will
look back toward the beginning OF
this story you will see that Miss Pu-
lizzi was acting in 1898, but the
Rambler asks of you please not to
look back toward the beginning of
this story.
Turing the season of 1S93-94 the
- students appeared at and in the
following places: National Theater.
for the benefit of the Columbia Ath-
letic Club; Albaugh's Opera House.
for the benefit Of Harry c. Fisk: at
the National Rifles Armory. Sheridan
Hall at Soldiers Home, Town Hall.
Brookland: Columbia Athletic Club
gymnasiums Town Hall. Rockville:
Opera House. Alexandria: Gathers
burg. St Elizabeth's Hospital for the
Insane, Willard Hall. the Arlington
Hotel. the Ebbitt House and Elsmere
at meetings of the Unity Club. the
Shakespeare Club. Academy of Mu-
sic, Willard's Hotel Har-
pers Ferry. Baltimore, Falls Church
and Langdon. In the matter of per-
formances that was about the aver
age season. and the club kept 1t up
for number of years.
One of the Linthicum Players who
the Rambler has not mentioned was
Daisy Hammack. She became pro-
fessional actress. beginning her regu-
lar career with James X. Hackett.
That was about 1894. but the little
clipping which follows bears no date:
As has already been announced. Mr.. Hackett
has taken away with his company one OF
Washlngton's most promising amateurs In the
person Of Miss Daisy Hammack. Miss Ham
mack has long been leading lady of the Iinthi-
cum Students Amateur Company and has won
highly favorable comments by her performance
of all the leading roles allotted to her. Re.
part of Mrs. Honeyton in "A Happy Pair" at
several Washington tertainments. and did
IT in most artistic style. Miss Hammsck made
her professional debut at the Academy Of
Music yesterday al afternoon in the part Of Eva
in ''The Prirate Secretary" and, considering
her short study and the additional trial Of hav
:. an andsd OF Td
Pickles" which Sfr. Hackett also plays. she
will assume the leading female role The good
wishes Of many Washington friends go with
her.
The Linthicum students were putting
on plays before the organization Of the
lIfntnlCun ArdIuaIlC CluD, anu an OlQ
program Of a musical and literary en-
tertainment" at Linthicum Hall We'd
nesday. May L. 1890. shows that the
quarrel scene from J. Caesar and a
"Scene in Pullman Palace Car" were
put on by R. Cs$Balinger. Nathan WE'LL.
Jim Keliher Frank J. Wissner. Talbot
Pulizzi and Master Thomas Fleming.
And there were others There was a
stump speech by Fred w. Roth. banjo
solo by Marie Plant. piano playing by
Joe Sawyer. songs by George Golden and
John E. Finch, rccitations by Miss Troth
and John Gates, a piano solo by Jessie
Chandler and Selection by E. B. Hay.
Some of those town hall programs are
before me, and here Is one: Town Hall.
Rockville, Md. Friday. January s. 1893.
An evening of comedy by tho Linthicum
students of Georgetown, D. c. Piano
solo, ]. Travis Cocker; recitation, Cas-
sius Inciting Brutus Against Caesar,
]. Barton Miller: comic song, Hub T.
Smith" There was q playette, mo. l
Around the Corner put over by Clint
Balinger, Pulizxi and Bob Lowe: an
other comic song by Hub Smith and a
pensed by Nathan Well, Bob Lowe, l.
Oettinger, Will SebaStian. Barton Miller.
Dave Reynolds, Tommy Fleming. Guy
Collins and Jim Kelihsr. That enter
tainment, according to the ebill, was for
the benefit of the Episcopal Church at
Garrett Park, and q news paragraph In
The star says that after the entertain
ment the door was cleared and dancing