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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-28
Who was "Tfny Tim?"
What was the PONY Express?''

A child character cripple in
Dickens Christmas Carol"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-28

Who said. The humbIest Citi-
zen of all the land. when clad in
the armOr of a righteous cause is
stronger than all the hosts of
Error?"
This is an extract from William
Jennings Bryan's speech before the
national Democratic convention al
Chicago in 1895
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-28

WHERE W THAT your mental attitude when you CON
TROUBLES w template death, the black through
START which all eventually pass? A New
Jersey decides commit suicide by
leaping the falls Of the Passac River jumping
ninety feet to the shallow bed below he drinks bottle
carboc acid Also and hat folds neatly
the bank Try anayz his hotugh processes No
We do things the brink of the but any
than when going ahead believing shall
Most of troubles inside skulls
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-28
The presidential succession act

The presidential succession act
provides that in case of the death
of the President and Vice Presi-
dent various Cabinet officers shall
succeed to the presidency in
certain order. Suppose that the
Cabinet officer was not n natural
born citizen of the United States,
what would happen?
The act provides that the Cabinet
officers, "constitutionalIy eligible. -
shall succeed; If the Secretary of
State was not eligible, the Secre.
ftary of the Treasury would succeed. if
he was eligible.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-28

REFORM HYHE Lords Prayer has been revised re
OF The move the thought of death, announces Miss
BIBLE l. Bertha Lame official of the Religious Edu-
catona Council of Ontario. Canada
The Ten Commandments also recently 'revised"
Occasionally decides he improve the Bible
In this lconocaStc wouldn't surprise us to waken
some morning and find that of snoops voted
amend the law of gravity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-28
How should one address a let

How should one address a let
ter to a priest?
The envelope should be addressed.
The Rev. Patrick Duffy" The for
nal beginning. Reverend and Dear
Sir: the informal beginning is Dear
Father Duffy" and the formal close,
I beg to remain, yours faithfully, %
or "faithfulIN NnIrs >.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-28

REVERSING PERSONALITY and general attractiveness
THE COPY - appearance valuable efficient
BOOKS i to the woman who o be successful n
the business world. This is the opinion in a
vote by 12OO Boston high school boys and girls.
1t doesn't read that way in the copy books
Many will smile But the real joke is that the 200 are alb
solutey right If nature made
have difficult time finding Jobs It's in favor that
Venus ism allowed o loose very long
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-28

p n lSS SIf.ftENS tdINtH leS"lS
in the house, where she boards,
scarcely 500 yards from the blackened
spot where the Cleveland schoolhouse
stood Through the window she could
see the little hill where death one
night wipsd out the JOY Of a com
mencement celebration
our nice picnlC-gone" said the
girl principal drawing her eyes from
the magnet Of the window. \ funeral
instead Of a picnic. We We're AL ready
for the next day TO celebrate the end
Of school-with fried chicken and
baked cakes and all the good things
10 eat AT a picnic
"Oh. feel as if could never enter
a schoolroom again. Always I see the
faces Of my little pupils. They look
so pitiful"
" WO other teachers escaped zula
Prosser got out down the stair
way. and Esther Garvin
through a window. Miss Stephens be
lieves she was the last person to leave
the building alive.
Il don't know exactly how 7 es-
capped" she said. Il was caught In
the jam near the cloakroom door and
fee: and threw me on top Of the
crowd. Some one must have pulled
me away and threw me out of the
door.
THAT lamp fell because OF its own
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-28
Grist O'Gotham
4 Weekly Letter Written by
a Man Viewing New York
From the Outside.

ANEW YORK, May 28.--Legends
of walters who made fortunes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-28
MAY
BE GROWN
IN AMERICA
Britain Controls IS Per CerA,
of Worlds Supply,

BIZ Times Special
W. ASHINGTON, Nay 2S.-Can
w rubber be probably grown
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-10

tripulaciones de dos balandros espa-
noles, que iban correr en- las regatas.
Uno 10 tripulaban ofciales de Marina;
ell otro, paisanos. Pero los alemanes
obsequiaron con eycesiYa esplendidez
nuestros balandristas y el case es
que a eco de media noche, cuando yo
acababa de poner mi telegrama para
Buenos Aires, me encontre con que to-
dos mis- compatriotas estaban bebien-
do mas de lo que debian en IN bar.
La coSa no estaba bien. Las ,rcga-
tas Sc iban correr por la madruga-
da. va no habia tempo nj de dor
mir. 10 necesario para estar fresco al
sieuicnte dia. Me scnti Em6aj jador
de Espana y amoncst6 severamente a
mis- compatriotas por comcter un ac-
to que seria caEsa de que nuestros
balandros hiciesen NAL papel en- las re-
gatas. Los paisanos me enviaron a
paseo, pero los marinos comprendieron
que tenia raz6n, y bajaron la cabeza
y Sc fueron a dormir. Lo mismo eran
los unos que los otros. No los dife-
renciaha mas que el uniforme.
RAMIRO DE MAEZTU.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-10
CaTtPS dc ESpafa
Continuation de la 2da.l

dupcion del sufragio, que ha traido
aparejada la corruption general de
los distintos -departamentos del Esta-
do, aunque aqui debo decir que 10 que
ha ,impedido que esa corruption sea
mayor es el hecho de que 10 mismo
| lfuncionarios que politicos, suelen ser,
por 10 com1n; hombres honrados. Ell
regimen era corrompido, pero los
honlbres, no; rrueba otra vez de la
superioridad de 10 privado sobre 10
publico en- la vida espanola.
Las elecciones nltimas habian sido
quizas las peores que regi-tra la his
toria de la restauracion. De los 420
diputados una tercera parte habia sa-
lido por el articulo 80, segl1n el cual
Sc proclama diputado al candidate que
no tiene rival. Excuse decir que la
inmoralidad consiste en- las maniobras
que han de hacerse para que no haya
rival. La otra tercera parte habia sa-
lido sencillamente p0r la compra de
los votos de los electores. La otra
tercera parte Sc .habia entregado a
aquellos candidates que ofrecian ma
yores probabilisades de obtener para
los distritos, ventajas particulares,
expenSas del Tesoro nacional.
No Sc trata de un golpe de. Estado
que Sc haya impuesto la voluntad
nacional representada en- ell Parla-
mento, sino sencillamente de la barre
dura de un regimen corrompido fic-
ticio. De haber representado los di-
putados al pueblosno Sc habrian deja-
do disolver tan facilmente por ell Ejer-
cito. Pero no representation mas que
la corruption del sufragio y la consi-
guiente corruption del Estado para
satisfaction de un cuerpo electoral po-
liticamente corrompido.
iDe donde podia surgir la reaccion
contra semejante estado de cosas
Los m1itares no son santos, pero han
hecho profession de servir su patria,
estan organizados el uniforme obli-
ga. Recuerdo haber estado en- Kiel
el dia en- que el Emperador Guill6rno
visito la fragata argentina "Sarmien-
to-, en- JUNO de 1907. Habia ALI las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-10
Jorge ADsUAR.
Nov. S. 1929.
DE CONFERENCIA con Ell co
BERNADOR

FL senior Alfonso Lastra Charriez v
ell senior Julio c. Garcia. visitaron. al
palacio.
FL scilor Richardson de, Ia Porto
RicdN American Tobacco Co., visit0
tailrbiGn al Palacio.
Ii senior Barccl6 Y el senior Guerra
estuvicron de confercncia con el Go
bcrnador sobre la proyectatla vista
de In CoMisi0u Estados Unidos. V Ia
extension del Institute de Medicina
Tropical.
FL doctor Fernandez Garcia, visit0
al GohcrnHlOr Y 10 obSequi0 con el pri-
MGR eienlplar complete del Libro A2ul
lie Puerto Rico" FL Gobernador Sc
sinti0 muy complacido Y felicit6 cor
dialmente al doctor Garcia por s:i bri-
llante trabajo.
FL seiIor Chard6n yisit6 III GQherna-
dor " 10 acompan0 Ell union de los Sc
lores Filcne y IIanus, de Boston, al
al scmillcro de plantas. Sc deinostro
mucho iutcrts en- ci .esplendido traba-
jo rcalizado. FL embarque de drbo-
les que Sc distribuyen en- la isla. as
cieude mas Dc $4,000 por semana.
itSe esptra distribuir 10000 drboleS ell
dfa del Arbol.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-10

RAMIRO DE MAEZTU.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-10
los EJERCIrIOS II. DIA DEL AR
lMISTICIO

Aver tarde nos fue cOmunicado dc
las oficinas del Ayudante del Regimen
to, que ell pIiblico. de San Juan, que
daba cordialmente invitado para asis-
tir a los ejercicios que han de cele-
biarse en- el Campo del MORO el pro-
ximo domingo las once de la manana
''DGa del Armisticio'.
La banda del regimiento ejecutara
varias pleas musicales, Sc dispara-
ran los u cailonazos Ge ordcnanza, V
el Hon. Presi{lente- del Tribunal Su-
premo. Ic,io. Emilio del TUro Cuebas,
prOnunciari IN breve discnrsc.
Para estos festejos han sido invitadCs
el GoherMdor Towner Y d2mds autori-
dadsS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-10

Pasamos por Caguas silenciosamen-
te... Nadie. en- In ciudad. sc di6
cucnta Tie la presencia en- ella de tanto
persOnnje de inportancia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-10
icontinuacion. .de.la4la.l

=
inciferencia = nno ~ide .ellos, aplazf J
chirigotero, nos obsequias con una es-
trldente tg0inpetilla. a-,
Your mother. ..-contesta Qdinta.
na... Y el calnpesino dsecluadd, con
otra trompetilla mas yigorosa.
Pasado el incidente, y va canlinO
adelantado dc gaguas, la tropa Sc EN-.
pefla Ell fondear frentc h 'Paraco-
chero." szs s,
Minutes. lSlfcientes para 8netfdfse
nils companeros de viaje. Martin Flo
res me asegnr6 que acababa detpasar
ua> NAL traso. = mi compadre2 Bias
llcg6 al costado del CAIRO COW los bi-
sotcs >erizados Y echando malaiciones.
PaSamos por Caguas silenciosamen-
te... Nadie. en- In ciudad. sc di0
cuenta lie la presencia en- ella de tanto
personnje de irnportancia.
Y la fofitd dc Banderita .despues
dc refrescarse en- las tres consecuti-
vas quebradas, Sc asust6, al tencr que
,lidrsela con tamaiia cuesta, que no
0frecfa descanso.
iUpa!.: I'm POGO mas de fuer-
ga!
;SIttele, Gandcrita!... ;Ya es tu-
yu! .-
Y entire resOplidos, .Ecspinsus y pis-
toneos,' sanamos In meta...
Allf cstaba Asuas Buenas. cncama
rada en- un cerro construfdo especial
nlcnte por el Supreme Arquitecto. pal
IA goce. delete felicidad de sus. mo-
radores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-10

Aguas Buenas inaHgurard dentro de
ounce dfas, la planta dc luz electri-
ca. FL acueducto, va Gamma; ell hos
pital pronto empieza levantarse; Ell
aEantarillado es un hecho.. :. La es-
tan convirtiendo en- una tazita de ORC.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-10

| SuSlIu y UUudCIAuuH lltaOtiOnAld nOlAf"l
! i'fllta ,pintoresca que. Rsta ,;apidlendo a
l;gritos nn. pincel que, Iay innortalize. :.
/ Pie. a terra; Y nos dirigMos u Ia
Casa del Rey, en- busca del senior Al
calde a quiens hemos de entregar pn
pliego alberto.
En- lei balloon del edilicio nos topa-
mos con I'LL hombre del pueblo, que CO.
gin el fresco de la taSde. inuy So
gasto.
Decidnos, buen hombre. ies usted
empleado del Municipio?
No senor y6.v 20 estoy preso
-; Como? ,'''.'.
Como me ,lInmo, Braulio Colon.
@riY. ESQ., ".
Tn sla1lHiqitito. I'M olfato muy
asuzado.: s, efStufito me vendi6... va
esta por espirar III condena.
Juan Quintana, eonmovidp, regal0
un .cigarrillo III compatriota en- des-
gFacia, estrecho sus, manos. fervo-
rosamente..
Enrique Lizardi Colon eel senior
Alcalde1 nos recibi6 ell su hogar con
toda Ia sentileza de que cs capaz un
criollo de buena cepa que conserva
hitactas las leyes de In antigua corte
sfa pnertorriquefla.
FuImos complacidos ell nuestra de-
nlanda. Nos atendieron como 81 fu6
semos gentes de la, comarca., FL doc
tor Marques. neritlsimo caballero, to-
do finura. puso, tambien. mano cn la
Ubra.
Mds tarde nos tropezamos con Pic
Rechani. boy farmacetltico de la lin
da montaiia,, yieio camarada del cole
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-10
AVISO

Para caalquier trabajo de contabili-
dad. aperture de Ibros. investigaciones
de cuentas, Balances y llevar libros ma.
yores Sc ofrece persona con muchos
amos de, practica y buenas referencias
Para informes dirijase a A. r., Box 349.
San JUAN, p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-10

gio, y que ahora Sc gasta, para su uso
particular, una pipita que necesita
una buena faja de gonna. Falta lie
hace.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-10

Y moss despedimos, no sin quitarle
antes n Pfo Rechani una botella de al
coholado aromdtico (palabra de ho-
nor,) dc estrechar calurosamente las
manos francas Y leales de Enrique
L.izardi, desde aver uno de mis- mas
silnpaticos amigos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-10
Ap0ntcs del flloIncnto

!. Linda J. pintoresea pablaei6n de ri
sueila y bonachona fisopomfa monta7
'filta pintoresca que. Rsta pidiendo, a
i:gritos pn. pincel que, las inmortalize. :.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-07-17
CALL FOR SPECIAL
IMPROVEMENT BONDS
Moscow, Idaho,
July 16. 1923.

MOSCOW, ludnO,
July 16, 1928.
To Whom 1t May Concern,-
Notice is hereby given that on July
20, August l, and September 1, 1923,
at my office in the City of Moscow,
Idaho, l will be prepared to pay all
interest coupons of the several I'm
provement Districts of the said city,
which have become due, and in addi-
ton thereto, bonds of the Local I'm
provement Districts of the city, as
hereinafter specified and described:
Payable July %, 1928
Local improvement District No. 2.
Bond numbered 26, with accrued in
terest.
Local Improvement District No. 4.
Bonds numbered 27 and %, with &C.
crued interest.
Local improvement District No. 5.
Bonds numbered "a and 35, with ac-
crued interest.
Local Improvement District No. 6.
Bonds numbered 20 and 20, with ac-
crued interest.
Local Improvement District No. Z.
Bonds numbered "a, 35, and Sc, with
accrued interest.
Local Improvement District No. s.
Bond numbered 10, with accrued in
terest.
Local improvement District No. 9.
Bonds numbered 38, SO, 40, and Al,
with accrued interest.
Local Improvement District No. 10.
Bonds numbered "a and 25, with ac-
crued interest.
Local Improvement District No. IL.
Bonds numbered %, "a, and %, with
accrued interest.
Payable August 1, 1928
Local Sewerage improvement Dis
trict No. 8. Bonds numbered SO, 81,
38, 80, and 40, and all interest due.
Payable September 1, 1923
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-07-17
TRAGEDY AND SMILES IN
"THE GREEN TEMPTATION

Tragedy turks behind the TESTERS
gown. At least that is the suggestion
included in THE Green Temptation"
a Paramount production, starring
Betty Compson which comes to the
Kenworthy theatre Wednesday and
Thursday.
Gaspard, the Harlequin of a trav-
cling Partisan pantomime show, is
played by Theodore Kosloff and proves
a sinister figure. He holds the hero
inc, an Apache known as Genelle,
played by Miss Compson, by an evil
influence, dragging her ever down.
ward, until the great conflict makes
heroes Of men and heroines Of wo-
men. To the girl it opens a new
view of life, but to Harlequin it is
only a al of gaining greater
spoils. In the end he is killed and
concludes as it should, with the
heroine united to the la she loves
and her character completely chang
ed by the fires through which she
has passed.
Daxr0H Am rTH&r~rnnr Mann -
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-07-17

Maries this week.
Prof. Chenoweth held services at
the Community hall, Sunday.
Jas. Emmett Of Kendrick, is doing
carpenter work here.
Services were held at the Lutheran
church, Sunday.
Johanna Hooker was a Moscow visi-
tor, Saturday.
H. l.. Ingle purchased a truck this
week.
Lester Nelson went to Charleston,
Sunday.
The w. w. Reid family were in
Lewiston, Monday.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-07-17

world, said his itinerary would be
divided into three parts.
The first would be from Lisbon to
Japan, $3.50 miles; second, Japan to
Newfoundland, 1880 miles; third,
Newfoundland to Lisbon by way of
Fayal and Punta Delgada, 2,140 miles.
On the basis of an average speed of
70 miles an hour, the aviator would
expect to spend 280 hours in the air.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-07-17
HEALING CREAM
STOPS CATARRH.
CIegged Air Passages Open at Onoc-
Nose and Throat Clear.

If your nostrils are clogged and
your head stuffed because OF catarrn
or a cold, get Ely's Cream Balm at
any drug store. Apply a little OF this
pure. antiseptic, germ destroying
cream into your nostrils and let 1t
penetrate through every air passage
of YOUR head and membranes. Instant
relief.
How good it feels. Your head is
clear. Your nostrils r open. You
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-07-17

Local Improvement District No. IL.
Bonds numbered 29, 80, 81, 80, SO, "a,
and 35, and all interest due.
Interest on each of the bonds de-
scribed in this "Call" ceases on the
date it is specified as being payable.
l.. T. HAMMOND,
Treasurer of the City of Moscow,
Idaho. A44-N4o
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-07-17
SAYS $50 HOURS IN AIR
SUFFICE TO ENCIRCLE GLOBE

Lisbon-(A. P.)-Colonel Sacca-
dura Cabral, one of the Portuguese
aviators who flew from Lisbon to
Rio de %Janeiro, referring recently to
his project of flying around the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-07-17

up, choked up and miserable. Relief
is sure.-Adv.
Buster Brown is coming to town.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-07-17

breathe freely. No more hawking or
snuffling. Head colds and catarrh
yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-07-17

DANCE AT KENNEDY FORD PA
vilion every Saturday night. 245-71
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28

Zde tedy Jest jedna pcin ku vzdavani dkI ze jssme
dosud zvym name zdrave 1dy. Jmak pony ku VIDA
van dk sou mnohe rdzne ene ako pficy ku nevzdavan
dG sts askavy ena nebude ode oGekaya abyh vypo
cava an ony To vsechno zalez jak zachoval oud
kazdemu iednotvc neb vIG kazde jcdnotive rodne.
Jsou vsak vec jez doyka osudG narodl nb narodnh
cek co Sc ye enoho narodnho ceku onoho Cechi
kych ma rozhodne zaG dky vzdavat Osud by
pznivym askavym az dosud tomto 1928 Vzpomenme
jenom bo stesku alob re chudne vysycha mas
narodni 1hor najednou 1923 bujne zazcenal
Ia jeho pddy vyrsa kvey kasy neobyGene ako chysan
themy. kvety podzmu. ira
CT neni pficinou rados vzdavan dkG ze tok teles
jest hotovch povznes vym metam, e nemIzeme
ohlednou ma tn anz stranu abychom nespat Mojzse
vdns kynoucho ibucho doves do zems zasbene ma
ich nekasnech vytouzenych deaIP Plate kde ze jsou
Mojzsove?
Nuze tedy jest Narodn Sdruzeni jz podruhe obro
zene prne dposlednm podruhe poscdnm sezdu jez
hotovo jest vldns vat stedu SVEN vscchny vlacnce Ne
zamlouva VAN? Snadna pomoc seins v do sveho fcdu
zvou vsechny vlaence nasi statesn gona Ami VAN
zamlouvai3 Opst snadna pomoc Cacy Soko vas pst
We do svych osvetovych krouzku. .Asafa VA
To jz by mso postasti kazdemu kdyz Jest tim nevst
sim vyberackem Neposac vsak jest Svaz Svcbodomys
nych jenz duhy den po posceni zaha sjezd fene I
to S nam mini &
Nedovedou- mas tyo organsace span to uz spasem
nestome Havni veci ovsem ze jsou zd ky budt
vzdavany posm nehase do mich vscn nacnou, ably
ech sekea nedosta psafske kfece cd zapsoyan phase
Mysl jsem. ze jests dostan te havn as poscen hu
sam. kachnam krocanm, epcm jelenum zacm, atd atd,
ale jsem z polovc cvrteho u vzdy&y znamena ko-
nec Jenom chci ess nsco podotknout.
Cam chicagskych lisech ze kdy nas odaci mali ne
kdy neb nekde dobe vesekach yhancch pod
tamn ceskou lunu srotcinec ez takovych zdrod
susne pmy Naucme vzpominai 81 akto mas "CechI
Domov
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28

/: mad obsahem divadelnich W.
konG.
Zvlastni priznivkyni divadla
byla te dobe kralovna Al
zbeta, ktera divadelni vmelce
dobre platila, Mezi jejimi her
ci nalezal Sc tez slavny dra-
matik William Shakespeare.
Herci, ktefi stall mhno sluz-
.bu a potulovah .se. .po mestech,
nazyvani byli .tulaky a smell
abFti vypovidini z mssta, HE
dtlo Sc ma ne jake ma kocujlci
cikany. Ia TO ii, kteri stall
pod ochranou nejakeh'o slech.
tice, jsouce v jeho sluzbach
dostavali "a odmenu v roce
plast' erbem sveho chrAnf9
ce (patrona)" a nazyvani ser.
vanity. Kteri byli We sluzbacf
kr;.|ovskych, dostavali tftm 'slr
.zebnici j. MilOsti Kralovske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28

\ AZ do polovice Is. stoleti
nebylo divadelnich budov, hra
valo sc jen v salecn slechticd,
We chramech q ponejvice ho-
spodach We dvore. Divaci pri-
hlizeli z pavlaci, ktere byly k
tomu licelu v kazdem poscho-
di zr:zeny. Divadclni pfedsta-
veni konala Sc ien Ia dne od-.
poledn.: 4 mezi divaky byli ca
sto 'iie opili i darebaci, kteri
ohrozovali bezpcrnost divakfi
rusili kid. Casio z neopatr-
nosti pfi koureni vypukl pozar
pfi divadle We dvore hostince
prove vczovar6ni. cjnz vznikly
vznikly verejne stiznosti SOU
scdG. Vzhledcm pax k tento
stiznostem a nebezpeclm byly,
divadelni hry prisne zakazany.
Ably sc herclm nedelo pfi-
kofi, pojal vddce herecke dru-
ziny lorda Leicestra Burhadge
nmysl, postaviti stale tlivadlo
v btvalem klastefe, ktery ae
vymykal -pravomoci Lcndvna.
q tax bylo v r. 1875 postaveno
pfvni sdiyadBca \ ,Herciim sc zde
tax dobfe dafilo, re divadlo
muscle bgt zvetsovano a kdyz
/ ami to nestacilo, musela akcio-
va spolecnost, ,jejM akcio1arem
bvl tel ". Shakespeare. VISTA
v6ti v roce 1894 divadlo dru-
l,he. PAX stavely jinee spolec-
nosti divaetelni budoyy, az jich
.Ebylo osm, ktere musely sesmes
byti mimo pravomoc Londyna
Y dobach tech herecky jest6
nevystupovaly ma jevisti a zen
]ske role hravali chlapci. AZ te
prve, kdyz divadelni umelci
stavali sc oblibenymi Il stas
kerecky ziskal ma vAzncsti,
prophjcovaly Sc k divadelninl
hiram zeny a brzo dosahly
teze untelecke vyse q zdatnosti
! Jako muzi. TAX sc ,upevnil STAY
| herecky, ktery prosel drive
| velkou 5kOlou zivotni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28
WINK STAVU HERECKEHC
v ANCLII.

We stfedOveku nemelo diva
do zadne stalosti a proto n
bylo ami stavu hereckeho. |
vadlo same vzniklo 2 kfest' an
ske bohosluzby. Knezi a kle-
rikove (prave jake u nas) s
poGatku hravali mysterie (Mi-
racle Plays nebo Pugeants) ],
ktere pfedstavovaly s,koro ce-
le posvatn6 dejiny clovecen-
stva a pax tax ,zvane morality
(Moral Plays). Pozdeji byly
tyto hry knezim -zakazany. Pc
knezich chopili Sc diyadla lai-
koy6 a sice byly to cechy re-
meslnicke kupecke.
Teprye V Is. stoleti vyskyt-
Ii sc Anglii herci povolani
a cd ta DOLBY bylo mono tez
stav herecky uznati. Povolani
herecke bylo vSak V techto do
bach v navaznosti, protoze Sc
mu v6novali lide. kteri nemeli
iineho zamestnani, pax lide
pochybne povesti.
Proto lid ma povolani herec-
ke hledel jako ma necestnou
Utmost.
Ably stav hereckV byl chra-
men aodeN vsech neplech, bylo
| lvydano kralovske narizeni, die
nShW harci museiI stati We
sluzbe niektereho slechtice ,as
velmoze, ba u kralovsky
dvorr Dyli divadelni tmelcd
Iprijin1aaai 60 sluzeb, ale pfi-
sna censlra bdela alad teksty