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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-21
Schoolboy Hamlet
Draws Sword From
Cloak, Routs Footpad

Tulsa. Okla. May 20.-HamIet,
in the person of Oscar Osborne.
a high school boy, gave battle to
modern highWayman Friday
night, garbed In the raiment of the
had portrayed In a school enter
tainment. Osborne was going
homo when set upon by a rohber.
The youth drew his long sword
and attacked the highWayman,
who. unaccustomed to facing such
strange weapons. turned and ran.
He escaped and Osborne rearrang-
ed his plumed hat and flowing
robes and continued his journey
homeWard.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-21
Film STAR ARRESTED
IN LOS ANGELES FOR
B|GAMY OUTSIDE us.
Unique Application Of California Statute Posi-
bic Only Because Violated Divorce Was Issued
inPlace Of Arrest; Says He Was Told Marriage
Would Be Legal; New Wife Crushed.

Los Angeles, May 20-Rodolph Valentino motion picture
STAR arrested Saturday charge of bgamy liberty
der $4,000 bonds to appear for preliminary hearing June
office.
After his arragnment before Justice Bowser
Valentino issued statement saying marriage Miss Wn
fred Hudnu at Mexica, Lower California week ago, was
prompted by the nobest intentions that could have
He said he had been advised that marriage Mexican soil
would be valid Notwithstanding the that year
elapsed since the time his first wife, Miss Jean Acker
granted inerlocutoy decree of divorce Angeles
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-21
60-YEAR-OlO NEGRO
HANGED; ATTACKED GIRL

Columbus. Texas. May 2O-Mose
Boiler, negro. 90 years old. was hanged
to tree Saturday by a mob of 800
persons near Alleyton, after he had
been taken from officers who were
holding him on charge of attacking
Young white girl Friday.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-21
DRAFT OF PROPOSED
NOMINATING LAW IS
FRAMED AT HELENA
State and County Tickets Would Be Made Up by
Delegate Gatherings Much as in Old Days;
Initiative Bill to Be Written.
(Tribune's Helena Bureau)

Helena, May 20Preparatory to the circulation about the
state of petitions for the initiating substitute
ent primary election law draft of the proposed aopt
ed Saturday at state wide meeting held Placer hotel
tended by representatives of ten counties
The proposed law approved by the meeting
recently adopted by Beaverhead county opponents the present
primary law, after virtually of changes were made
which, however changed Of it's features
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-21
HIGH COST OF DYING
IN CHICAGO FACES QUIZ

Chicago, May 20.-The high cost of
dying is to be investigated in Chicago
Alderman John Czakala has demanded
that city council investigate the rea-
sons undertakers charge from $500 to
$500 for "a wooden box with a few
plush trimmings and some nickel
plated handles"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-21
JAPAN RATlFIES
SHANTUNG AGREEMENT

Toxic. May 2O.-(By The Associated
negotiated with China at the Wash
ington conference was ratified Satur-
day by Japan.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-21
SEPARATED, KILL
HIS DAUGHTER AND SELF

- Atlantic, Ia, May 2o--Dale Miller.
30. mail carrier of Harlan, Ia., shot
and then killed himself. Miller and his
month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
NEW SAND in DUNCAN
FLOWING $50 BARRELS
WITH TOOLS IN HOLE
Good Production From Sand
Topped at 1926 Feet and
Penetrated Six Feet

With the baier and bit lost in the
hole the Texas Drilling Syndicate's
No. T. on the Spears farm, in section
80, 1n.Sw, is flowing 45O barrels from
sand topped at 1926 feet and pene-
trated six feet and still in the sand.
The producing sand in this test is
new in the Duncan area and was dis
covered in the Texas Syndicate's well.
The production is flowing through the
ga inch casing which was set on
top OF the sand.
The same operators are standardiz.
ing the rig for a twin TO their No.
1, which is to he drilled to the shall
lower sand at 2O9l feet
Shaffer.Mankin No. 3 in section
%, 1n-Sw, is drilling with the rotary
tools. Same operators No. 4, on the
same farm, is rig.
Carter Oil Company No. /, in sec.
ton 32. ln.sw has set the casing on
top Of an oil sand at 2l9S feet, and is
now standardizing preparatory to drill.
ing in.
Coline Oil Company on the Shaving
farm, In section 20, ln-Sw, has reached
the top Of oil sand at 209l feet ana
is setting the 81 inch casing at that
depth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
Despite Completion New Producers
Mexia Production Sho,Os Decline
No Market Flood Is to Be Feared

most fields where the production come
from the Woodbine sand, as in fields
at FL Dorado, Homer, Haynesville,
and other pools of Texas and Louis.
lana.
The Mcxia oi, is ostensibly of a low
grade showing only small gasoline
content on straight run analysis
A high percentage of gasoline is ex'
tracted from il by the cracking pro-
cess and the oil is really worth more
than its present quotation of $1.25
per barrel.
There is great doubt az TO whether
or not the Mexia area will ever make
wells. since toey flow as long rs the
oil is there and even flow salt water
after the oil is gone.
Sixty per cent of the Mexia produc-
tion is going into storage with the ma.
jority of operators holding out for bet.
ter prices.
There are still possibilities Of the
finding of other pools similar to that
at Meyia, states Mr.. Loomis. although
great number of structures being
tested by Humphreys at the present
time are of uniavorablo indication.
Biologists are experiencing great diff
ficulty in working the Texas struc-
lures about Aexia. and IL ten per
cent of the structures now being test.
ed find oil il will be good average.
according TO Mr.. Lonns
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
INTERESTING DATA ON
WYOMING MONTANA
AREA REVEALS OUTPUT
Potential Production of North
west Fields is Regarded
AS Massive

Some very interesting data. con.
tanning facts and figures on the fields
Of Wyoming and Montana are con.
tained in report brought here by
Reuben Paine of Casper, Wyoming,
who compiled the paper in colabora.
tion with his father j. d. Paine, after
examination of the records OF the
large companies operating in the area.
brief Of the report relative TO the
Salt Sreek field states that there
are now 100 wells with production OF
G5OOO barrels in the 23O0 foot sand,
$50 wells with production Of 30 900
barrels in the 1000 foot sand, and so
shale oil wells with production of
5000 barrels.-These figures are regard.
ed as only 20 per cent of the potential
Salt Creek production, which covers
n structure IS miles long and IL
miles wide and which has barely
been scratched. The producing shale
oil wells have been drilled near faults
through which the oil comes up from
the lower sands into the shale.
Operations in the Wyoming and
Montana fields are shut down at the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
STILL TRYING SHUT
OUT WATER AMERADA
TEST, SEC 2O-S.1E
Writ Franklin Building Rig
For Test in Section
II, 5s-le

The operators of the Amerada Petro-
lcum Company's test on the Sam Bap-
tiste farm. in the southwest corner of
the northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section 20, 5s-le, near
Brock. are still making efforts to shut
out the water which broke in from be-
hind the 1914 inch casing several days
ago while attempt was being made TO
pull the l5s inch casing.
Operations on the other tests start.
ed in the Amerada field are steadily
progressing. Westheimer and Daube
are rigging up the standard tools on
their test on the fee farm, in the
southwest corner of the northwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter of
section 81, js-le Amerada Petroleum
Company is rigging up its No. Q, on
the Baptistc farm, in the southeast
corner of the northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section 90, 5s-1e.
On the George farm, in section n,
5s1e, Writ Franklin is building the
rig for his test in the southwest COR
ner of the east half of the northwest
quarter, located about one and one.
fourth mile northwest of the Amerada
discovery well.
The Sinclair Oil Purchasing Com
pany has completed its 3.inch line 10
the Amerada lease in section 20, isle,
running from the station of the com.
pany in section %, 4s.2w. This laid
will serve as a temporary means Of
laying of line of greater capacity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
GASSER IN LOMORE
FIELD is A WINNER

Absence Of pipe line purchaser
Of gas in the Lomore shallow field
Cf southeastern Stephens county
fails TO worry the officials OF the
Lomore Oil Company as evidenced
by the records of the sole gas pro-
ducer which the concern owns in
the territory. The gasser was
originally brought in on October
Is, 1918, with production from
sand found at G65 feet The loca-
tion was in the southeast quarter
Of the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter OF section 36,
ls-5w, on the Fort farm.
Cost OF the we'll from start 10
completion was $500 Since II
was brought in. it has earned fol
the company $l2 900 and is still
flowing strong enough TO furnish
fuel to power plant and two
drilling rigs. The revenue which
the big little" gasser has brought
in TO its owners was derived by
furnishing gas 10 drilling rigs in
the field in addition to supplying
fuel FOR al the operations OF
the Lomore company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
Northwest Of Keller

The Dempsey Oil Corporation Of Ok.
lahoma City, and Ramsey Brothers.
w r.. and W RI. have made location
for the test on the Emma Thomas
farm. in the northeast of The south
west quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter Of section l. 4s.2w. about one-half
mile northwest Of the town OF Keller.
The rotary contract has been award.
cd TO the Striket Drilling Company Of
Lawton (T j. Wood and calls for a
total depth of $500 feet Drilling oper-
ations will be started Immediately af
ter the rig Is erected, and the limb
ers will be moved in this week. The
structure on which the test is TO be
drilled has been highly recommended
geologically and is the same as that
on which the oil City trend is located.
No deep test is reported as yet having
been drilled on the Oil City structure.
The present producing sands in the Oil
City area are making about 20 barrels
from sands ranging between 100000
feet. A shallow well was drilled by
the Colcord Oil Company in section J.,
4s.2w. in 1918. which was abandoned
at total depth of about 300 feet af-
ter encountering two good showings at
300 feet and 500 feet The Ramsey
half miles northeast Of production in
the Hewitt field and about one mile
southeast of the Oil City pool.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29

The Sturm Drilling Company, CHugh
l.. Stur1nl, has made location for a
Test on the Henry Pittman ranch, IN
lie southeast of the northwest quar-
ter of the southwest quarter of section
20, Gs-le, Love county, on a tract Of
1000 acres, blocked by wildcat Bob
Gillian. The location is on the high
est surface elevation between tho
Hewitt field and the Red River and
according to the biologists who have
made a survey OF the trend, the sur
fcce structure slopes to the northeast.
southwest and northwest. with the
rocks and formations in regular array
indicative Of a very favorable struc.
ture. The structure is termed by the
geologists who made the survey as in
the Hewitt trend, lying five or six
miles southwest Of the Amerada trend,
and six miles to the south and wcst of
the big fault running east Of the
Amerada structure.
Location of the Sturm test is six
miles south Of the Amerada we'll in
section 20, 5s-1e, and 10 miles south
east of the Hewitt field 1t is inter.
csting to note that the Wolverine Oil
Company has a block of 1000 acres
adjoining the Gillian tract on the east
while the Magnolia Petroleum Com.
pany has some acreage on the south
west, Wcstheimer and Daube and
Simon Westheimer also have some
ciose in stuff
Associated with Mr.. Gillian in the
tract is Fred II. Ellis. attorney with
the Hamon estate. incidentally, the
Love county test is Wildcat Bobs"
26th wildcat venture, and Ellis first
hunt In oil country wilds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
Test West of Southeast
Extension Flows It's Bbls

The Coline.Gnlam. Miller No. ,.
on the Wcsthelmer 4 farm. in the
center Of the north line OF the
north half OF the northeast quar-.
ter Of the northeast quarter OF
section 81, 4s.9v. Hewitt south.
east extension. flowei l7j barrels
rs initial production from sand
az 226i.9204 feet, with the drill
sim in the pay. The soma contain.
cd hard streaks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
Masnolia.IIewitt Operations

Tho Magnolia Petroleum Company Is
pulling the & IS inch easing IN It's
No. II on the Cruce farm. In section
Is. 4s.9w. following collapse Of the
bottom Joint, The casing viii be re-.
run. Present depth Of the hole Is 2l2y
lcet.
No. 10 on the same farm has ce.
mented the l0.inch easing at ssj feet.
No. 10 on the same farm is swab.
hing mud and water OF eai7 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
Amster s Flowing 400
Barrels From 2 Sands;
Drilling in Third Sand

y. l.. Amster No. 8 on the Ka--.
lish farm, in the southeast corner
Of section l6. 4s-9w. triplet well
is flowing 400 barrels from sands
at depths Of 909s.2llS feet and
slf0'6O feet. and is now drilling In
a third deep sand which was top
ped at 9e60 feet. This well was
drilled with the rotary tools to
e09s feet, at which depth the So
inch easing was cemented and the
rig standardized.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
CaddO County

We've GotTo-Get-It oil Company
wildcat test on the Dietrich farm. in
the southeast of the northeast quar-.
ter Of the southeast quarter of sec
ton 27, 7n-l0w, Caddo county seven
miles northwest Of the Cement field,
is drilling at 1900 feet. A good show.
ing Of gas was encountered in the
test in sand at 1S0l.04 feet. The
operators of this test are =. A. Shan.
cr Of this city and l.. h. Etter Of
Duncan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
Magnolia to Skid Rig
For New Graham Test

Magnolia Petroleum Company Is
plugging the hole Of its test on the
Bennett farm. in the northwest cor.
ner OF the southwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter Of section 81. 2s.2w,
in tho Graham district, and preparing
to skid the rig FOR a new hole. Ef.
forts carried on during the past sew.
eral weeks TO drill by tools lost In tho
original hole az 1902 feet proved un.
.Mcnns. mi
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29

present time due to the severe cold
weather. As "A rule the fields are shut
down from October till May.
A test of the Salt Creek structure
made by q Standard oil subsidiary
last October and November showed
Il daily average run for the field OF
165 900 barrels, as 20 percent of the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
FRANKLIN NORTH FOX
TEST DUE TO DRILL
OUT THE PLUG TODAY
Reports of Other Wildcats
Drilling in Carter and
Nearby Areas

Bailing in the Writ Franklin
test on the Carpenter farm. in the
center of the southeast quarter of
the southeast quarter Of the south
west quarter of section %, 2s-3w,
north of production in the Fox
field started Saturday and the
operators expect To drill out the
plug today. The casing in this
test was cemented on top of a
sand with n good showing of oil at
1918 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29

potential production, states Mr.. Pains
the test was made by running 100
per cent from the north half of the
field for ten days, then returning to
the old method of running the usual
SO 10 per cent, and taking 100 per
cent run in the south half of the
field for ten days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
North Of Newport

The Magnolia Petroleum Company
is drilling with hole full of water at
1920 feet in its test on the McCarty
farm in the southeast corner of the
northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of section 26, 3s.1w, north OF
Newport. The water is believed by
the operators to have broken in due
to leaky casing at about 100 feet be-
hind the 12R inch pipe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29

Rebuilding Of the rig for the Muir.
dock o keefc test To be drilled on the
Mary Ford farm, in Vhe southwest Of
the southeast quarter Of section ., IS.
2c is expected 10 be started this week,
according TO statements of the opera.
tors. The rotary tools to be used in
the drilling are on the ground.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
ChOctaw County

A. II. Foster ct al wildcat test on
the Wade farm, in the northwest of
the southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section 49, Gs4e, Choctaw
county. is drilling in blue shale at
1000 feet. The test is located near the
town OF Unger.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
Section |, 5s.2w

Noble Neustadt test on the Bell
farm, in the southeast corner Of the
northeast quarter of section /, 5s-2w,
has succeeded in successfully com.
pleting its fishing job and is now
drilling with the rotary tools at 1900
feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29
Operators Announce Locations For
Tests Sec. I-4s-2v, Sec. 2O-6s-Ie
On Carter-LoUe County Structures
Both Tests Will Command
Close Interest Of the
Local Fraternity

Locations for two more wildcats 10
be drilled in Carter and Love coun'
ties have been announced by local
operators. The Carter county test is
to be located in section /. 2s-4w, while
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-29

Don't miss the first installment.
William Macleod Raine's great ro-
nance Of the southwest. "Gunsight
Pass" begins in The Ardmoreite on
Monday. January 30.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-13
PARA vIvIR $50 AMOS

Dos hcmbres de ciencia, franceses
de la mas alta prominencia, han ex-
puesto en- Paris la posibilidad de inyec-
tar nuevas celrlas en- los misculos, pro-
longando la vida hasta $50 amos. Por
10 menos, asi 10 esperan.
ESQ seria bueno. Pero algo major Sc
ria una injection de cerebro para ha-
cerlo vIvIR MAS rindiendo mas.
Una tortuga de la isla de Galapagos
vive cuatrocientos Quinientos amos.
viven, sin embargo, menos de 10 que
Beethoven vivi6 en- una hora, cuando,
sordo como una piedra, incapaz de- DIR
un sonido de la orQnesta, dirigi6 SUI
gran obra, de Ia clal nunca oy6 una
nota, excepto en- s,i magAifico cerebro.
tCuanto' vive ust d, no cuanto ITEM
po vive usted, IS 10 importante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-13
DE NuEvA YORK

Ell ''Porto Rico" que sali6 ell sa-
bado de Nueva York, trae los siguieu-
tes pasajeros:
Amos ]. King, Spencer King, Ma
nuel v. Domenech, French T. Maxwell,
Charles. Hartzell, A. r. Cochran, j. r.
Bruce, H. I. sewall, H. G. Molina, K.
Molina, L. X. Bennett, E. O. Bennett,
G.. w. Parker, H. M. Rau, S. Rullan,
L. w. Wood, DR.. o. Ros, E. Ramirez,
e. A. Goenaga, L. s. Carnona, d. Yer
ges, E. verges, Al. verges, Major E.
p. Lawton, T. P. Severen, j. Adam,
A. villamil, M. L. Mccarthy, II. E.
Hewitt, H. r. Clark, F. Bange, G. G..
Morales, A. Schuck, B. Sharp, J. j. Ra-
mos, O. Fine Mrs. j. Vidal, Maria vi
dial, w. M. Perria, H. F. Howell, H.
Brown, B. L. Levy, DR.. G. Curbelo, A.
Lomo, H. 1nouye, j. A. Lono, J. B.
de Lomo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-13
Ell, "pORTO RICAN STARS"
VICTORIOSO

Con un ruidoso triunfo cerro la tenn
porada la novena Porto Rican Stars,
siendo su contrincante La formidable
novena "Blue Sox'', que alcanzo un
regalo de nueve perlas negras.
Durante la contienda, efectuada el
% del pasado, el Central Park" Sc
VIC lleno de "fans", entire los que fl
guardian numerosas jovenes portorri-
quenas.
A las tres medic de la tarde en-
pezo el juego, yendo la majagua los
horicuas, quienes Sc presentaron agrea
sivos, anotandose dos carreras en- la
primera tanda. Entire los jugadores
que se4 distinguieron sobresali6 ell "Ti-
gre", quien ligo un soberbio toletazo
de cuatro esquinas.
He aqui ell ''score" de los juegos de
la mafana y tarde, respectivamente.
PORTO RICO 900 900 1o1-2
BLUE SOX 600 90 1901
BLUE SOX 600 900 1901
PORTO RICO 200 900 10x-SS
Baterfas:. por "Porto RicoH: Tuni-
to; ''Bfue Sox": Smith, William Y
Guile. Three base hits Carolinita, Blu
champ, Piells. Home runs, Tigre. Ba-
Sc por bolas; Tunito 2; William 4.
Struck outs. William 8. Tunito z.
iTiempo: una hora 45 minutos. Um-
pire Normand y Bugil.
He aquf el t'line up" de la novena
boricua:
Buchamp of; Carolinita Y Fonseca,
segunda; Justo Y King, terceras; Ti-
gre short stop; Esquina, primera;
Fernandez y Blanco rf.; Clemente IT,;
Guile y Campoamor catchers; Barre,
Bale y Tunito, pitchers.
Diego de la PALMA.
New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-13
BoDA EN- PONCE

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce nos
participa que han contrafdo matrimo-
nio en- aquella pcblacion, la bella y
culta senorita Sofia Brandes Vidal,
hija del respectable caballero don Ra-
mon Brandes, y el correcto joven don
Joaquin Gonzalez Colon.
Fueron padrinos de los simpaticos
jovenes don Mariana Garcia Y dola
Estebanfa Brandes de Serrano.
Ell acto Sc efectuo en- la Iglesia ca
tolica de la Playa. Gran ntmero de
amigos de los contingencies fueron
obsequiados en- la residencia de los
felices conyuges.
Deseamos a los distinguidos espo-
SOS todo genero de felicitades en- su
nuevo estado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-13
Ru1Dosos ExITos DE UNA oBRA
FEATRAL
tc0ntinuacida de ia sra pss9


maestria, teniendo rasgoa verdadera-
mente notables de una amarga inten-
cidn. S. Rey Lee, entire otras cosas,
sufre de teTribles accesoS, Y es assist
do con solicitud por I'm m6dSco v una
enfermera, quienes no encuentran re-
medic los desenfrenos de semejante
imHulsivo administrator.
Bori tiene en- sueho que culmina en-
el asesinato de Rey, en- ell suicide de
Juan Sonrisas, quien arrepentido de
sus traiciones Sc cuelga de un arbol,
frente a una escue,a rural, y en- la fu-
ga de Bantin y ell extranJero. Luego
hay un final lleno de colorido y emo
ci6n en- que Bori y Patria Sc abrazan
y cantan un himno al amor que todo
10 vence, pues al despertar del suefio
Bori es sorprendido por la noticia que
lie da Patria, de que los tribunales han
'declarado loco pe.igreso a su albaeea
y va esta libertada y redimida de tan
brutal tutelaje.
Hay en- la obra un personaje, ell Tio
Sindo, que es nuestro juicio Ell mejor
acierto de los autores, uuienes han To-
grado poner en- el, -puede asegurar-
se,-- todo 10 que hay de intense y hon
do en- la farsa.
Los artistas, principalmente Izquier
do, .Paquita Stella, los esposos Nora,
Y ell sefior Carredano, estuvieron fell
ces en- ell desempefo de sus papeles res
pectivos todos los demas artistas ser
cundaron con gran acierto al exito de
representation cue fu6 acceptable en-
grado sumo.
Ell decorado digno de todo encomio
y la misica, aunque no todo 10 regio-
nal que hubiera sido de esperarse, emo
tiva bril.ante, como toda Ia del ex-
quisito compositor Balseiro.
Tanto la noche del estreno, como en-
las subsiguientes, en- que fue dada a
conocer. la obra ha sido delirantemell-
tie aplaudida. La primera noche resona-
ron en- la sa'a del "America" mas de
veinte ovaciones en- muchas ocasic-
mes Sc prolongaban los ap'ausos estre
pitosos pof largo tiempo en- los princi-
paIes pasajes.
Los artistas fueron merecidamerl+s
celebrados v es para ellos nuestra mas
caIurosa felicitaci6n por ell triunfo OBJ
tenido. IS. Rey KeE" obtendra un
6xito SECURE en- todos los teatros en-
donde Sc represente. 1
cRoN1sTA.