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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11
PAST REGENT HERE.

At the regular meeting Tuesday of
Mooseheart Legion Chapater No. 81.
Mrs. Louise Camp. past senior regent
of the Chicago Lodge No. 43. spoke to
the members on the work of the legion
and instructed them in the ritualistic
work of the order. This is the first
time that an official of one of the
older lodges has visited the chapter.
The chapter is new and many parts
of the ritual have not been thoroughly
understood.
Several applications were voted on.
six candidates will be initiated at the
meeting next Friday.
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HAVE BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Olive Grove No. 151. Woodpen Cir
Gle. held its birthday meeting Wednes
day afternoon with the following mem
bers at the birthday table: Adela
earle. Helen Whitmell. Lena Teel
Emma Moehring. and Emma Blunt.
Mrs. Louise McFall. and Edna Flick
man had charge of the tables. which
were decorated with green with st
Patrick favors.
One candidate was obligated. NeX'
Tuesday the grove will entertain the
members of the degree team with q
dinner at the Original Mexican Res
taurant. and on Friday Mrs. Sarah
l.. Dickey will entertain the officers
at her home, ZIG Eleanor street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11
DANCE FOR DE MOLAY.

dance given by the advisory board
day night for the members of AL
Pike Chapter, Order of De Molay,
attended by about $50 couples. 1t
held in the Scottish Rite Cathe-
and was chaperoned by the fol-
ling members of the board: Mr..
Mrs. William Eifler, Mr.. and
i. Harry Wharton, Mr.. and Mrs.
hur Michael, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c.
gar, Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Hud-
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Boethge,
and Mrs. Harry Simpson, Mr.. anc
). 2. D. Mathis, Mr.. and Mrs.
hry Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Web
hnd Fred Fletcher.
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lAGLES MEET WEDNESDAY.

Twelve applications were favorably
|oted on at the meeting Wednes-
night of San Antonio Aerie No.
Fraternal Order of Eagles, and
(e added to the list that will make
THE William 4. Souter class to be
en in at the meeting next We'd
Hay. From present indications,
Re will be approximately 10 take
work at that time. Members of
Rainbow Five" orchestra, who
Fe taken into the order recently,
hished vocal and instrumental
bic for the meeting,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11
Reformers Are Busy.

While the notion Of making Park
avenue really a park goes merrily
forward there be those who concen-
trate on the notion of making the
great White Way as white as the
driven snow which filled it from
curb to curb for most of this week.
The Society for the Suppression of
Vice. and the Lords Day Alliance,
are rampaging up and down Broad
way like roaring lions, taking bite
out of vaudeville performance here
and swat at a play there. yanking
producers into court, and altogether
causing a good deal of talk on both
sides. They've fallen tooth and nail
upon a play which has been running
for months, deciding thus tardily that
it isn't nice. They've tried to pro-
hibit another play in process of pro-
duction and they've given the mag
istrate's court more than one merry
half hour over a discussion Of when
silk hosiery is moral and when it's
not.
What with policemen in the cab
arets shifting at every drink, and CEN
sors at the theaters. Broadway is due
to become the Great Blight Way in
short order.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11
WILL ENTERTAIN ORPHANS.

1t was decided at the meeting oil
San Antonio Lodge No. IL, /. q. u.
F.. Tuesday night to entertain the
children of the Protestant Orphans
Home some time in the near future
]. NJ. Woods, A. E. Lowe and Vii
liam Emery were appointed TO plan
the entertainment and to select tho
date for it. The degree team is prnc'
ticing for the comforting of degrees
ON March %. -.
Zanoni Sanctorum No. 21O. II. q
F.. met Monday night TO plan for the
entertainment of Supreme Monarchos
l.mil y. IIu:cneG of New York, who
will visit the lodge, April IA. A class
of Neophytes will be prepared to be
initiated while he is here. it was de-
cided. Commander G. w. Johnson.
Joe Murray and G. f. Meliff were
named as the committee TO welcome
the Supreme Monarchos and to have
charge of his entertainment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11
Make This Test
Yourself!

Ice cream made 1riih COMMON air
belongs vith the past, alongside the
nrcovered soda cracker tdrrel, ard
the open MILK can.
The skin of the apple, the shell
of the nut, the peel of The orange
are Natures Protection against air.
When you bite into az dptle, the
exposed part quickly turns brO7"n.
Heathi-dtion does for al AMO ice
cream sohdt Nature dosS for her
frnitS and nnts. II protects .4LA-
MO ice cream against air end gis'ss
yon pnrer ice cream.
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X, P.s ALL BUSY.

Bert McNeel was installed in the
Ice of master-of-a at the meet
Monday night of Lotus Lodge No.
knights of Pythias. One candi-
b was taken through the work of
second rank, and preparations
)nllfo confer the third rank on two
|didates at the meeting next Mon
II the meeting of Unity Lodge No.
X. of F., Friday night, the rank
esquire was conferred ON twelve
|didates.
Fhe meeting of Elks Lodge No. 80,
Of r, Thursday night was attend
by five distinguished visitors from
lights of Pythias lodges in other
les in the country. They were III.
|pugan of Cleveland, Ohio; Joseph
Fidson, of Omaha, Neb. ; j. A. Mill
g of kankakee, Ill. X. S. Peck, of
Angeles, and Ben Strum, of Cam
b, Tex. They are spending the
ter in San Antonio.
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JUDGE PERSON HERE.


Judge Wiley Pierson, supreme die
tator of the Loyal Order of Moose,
was the honor guest at the regular
meeting of San Antonio Lodge No.
DO Friday night. Judge Pierson is
touring the lodges of the state. speak
ing on general topics of interest 10
all Moose lodges with special emphasis
on the work being done at Mooseheart,
ILL.,, the home and school for orphans
of members OF the order. and Moose
haven at jacksonville, Fla.
These institutions, he said at the
meeting Wednesday, are the big things
in Moosedom. At Mooseheart there
are now 1859 children. The plant
consists of 1895 acres of land on which
are over 100 buildings of steel and
concrete, and 90 vacations are taught.
This, he said. is in accord with Secre-
tary of Labor j. J. Davis motto,
Every child should have the advan-
tage cf Il high school education and n
trade" He told how Mr.. Davis had
years ago when it consisted OF about
200 members, and how he built it up
until today its total membership in the
United States and Canada numbers
100000.
Moosehaven in Florida is something
more than a poorhouse, he said. Old
dependent members who are sent there
are allowed to take their wives with
them. They are given a small cottage.
a COW and a small piece of land, and
with l little financial aid are left to
work out their own salvation.
. Mr.. Pierson, who is native of Tex
as and former district attorney of
Dallas. now makes his headquarters in
New Orleans. He arrived here Fri
day from Dallas and left the same
night night for Houston. While here
he urged the members of the local
lodge to start a membership drive with
a goal of 1900 members by the con-
vention in June. The lodge now has
a membership of over 500.
Following the talk by Judge Pier
son the annual election was held with
the following results: Harry Hender-
son, dictator; C. +. Dunkin. vice die
tator: J. V. Shuttheis, treasurer; Tom
Gossett and L. c. Kupp. trustees, and
DR.. E. C. Clavin. lodge physician. The
new officers will be installed on
ALril 1.
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wegley
in and subordinate lodges the city number Of
Fellow Ohio,
1895 He at time Noble Grand of the lodge in Rugby D. From
Buford Wston, N D. where he
assisted organizing and Canton He San An
onoi 1872 transferring his membership H. Encamp
No IL. and Canton No. 81.
native of Nebraska,
He joined San Antonio Lodge No II 1919 and since that
has held the highest offices lodge He
of San Antonio H. chief patriarch the Encampment and
half They installed into office February 20.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11
INDIANA EAT DUTCH LUNCH.

A Dutch lunch and dance followed
the regular meeting Of Minnehaha
Council No. 1, Degree of Pocahontas,
Improved Order of Red Men. March z.
Plans were made for card party
which will be held in the Red Men's
Hall on March 20. The next meeting
of the council will be held next Fri
day at which time number of candi-
dates will be initiated.
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Among the Lodges

sang Rock of Ages" and an the
Sweet Bye and Bye" Several mem
bers of Bexar Camp attended the
meeting and took part in the service.
During the business session one can
didate was initiated.
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A MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Ihe regular meeting OF Alamo Camp
J. 1884, NJ. W. A. Monday night
IS held as a memorial service to
A. Sandlin. district deputy of the
IN who dicG recently. James Ia
ia. venerable counsel Of the camp.
d OF the life Of Mr.. Sandlin. holding
as an example to be followed by all
mbers Of the order. Following his
dress the entire membership present
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Many Marriages. "

An old woman in country town was
recommending her doctor to new
neighbor. and after eulogizing his skill
and success. added: yes. he's the best
in the town. When my old man was
sick he came to see him. and he said
he'd die-and die he did,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11

A little girl was spending her first
cred she began 10 cry. The hostess
asked. Are YOU homesick?" No she
answered. I'm heresick-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11
Hectic Days in Lii Ol'N' York

City if you put your mind on it. Ethel
Corcoran was little Irish woman
who sold newspapers near the Manhat-
tan end of Brooklyn bridge. For
over twenty years she saved the pen
MES tossed to her in exchange for the
evening paper, and at her death she
owned a $4,000 tenement house.
Here's A. b. See Again.
Along comes A. Is. See again, too.
He is the man who said some time
ago that he thought all the women's
colleges ought TO be burned down. II
seems. on his own admission. that
Mr.. See has vinegar complex.
He really likes women, he explained
but when he goes to writing let
tiers about 'em lit is as though his
pen were dipped in a. vinegar jar"
AIR. Sees latest slam at woman.
kind is that "if the world had TO de-
pend on the. inventive or reasoning
faculty Of women, men would still
be sleeping on the plains Man
might, but women couldn't. Women
would soon reason ont or invent a
sleeping place where caterpillars and
field mice were less plenteous.
And speaking of the incentive, not
to say the reasoning faculty of men.
The police department may face some
600 actions for illegal arrests, all
because 600 men were arrested for
shooting cranse--s ss 9's'7'sf s,s's'. p
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11
FUNSTON Is LEADING

Bluebopnet Council No. 1868, S. B..
A, ballotted on two applications at
its regular meeting Tuesday night.
Funston Council No. 3110, which has
a much larger membership than Blue
bonnet, is now in the lead in the new
member contest. When the business
session of the meeting was over the
rest of the evening was spent dancing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11

He is young man of the type that
takes a course inconvenient to himself
rather than say mo" to the enthus-
| iastic representations of salesman
or socilitor. In fact he is easy" and
since he signed up for a useless course
in an extension university" he has
been getting a lot of mail from dubi-
Gus enterprises which always are on
the lookout for persons of that kind.
Hardly a week passes but he is of
fered some course" or some bargain
which is being offered to "a selected
list of prospects" and as his sense of
humor is pretty well developed he
has begun 10 see the ridiculous side
of the matter.
1t so happens that the young man
is a veteran of the World war, having
seen service in the artillery overseas,
and of course he carried the govern
ment life insurance which all soldiers
carried. Also like a majority of the
soldiers he let it lapse after he got out
of the army. \ few days ago he re-
ceived letter from the war insur-
ance bureau at Washington setting
forth the advantages of renewing the
insurance.
"Doggone it, he muttered as he
read the letter at the dinner table,
even the governments got me on the
sucker list
A young member of San Antonio's
intelligentsia has lost his social stand
ing at least as far as one hostess and
her friends are concerned.
He was invited TO party at the
home of n wt,>cn who has made sew
eral cruises on the sea of matrimony.
1t was a rather select group and the
young man really felt quite flattered
that he should be included so he was
on his best behavior all evening. He
got along fine until the hostess intro
duced literary game in which prizes
we're to be given. Each guest was
handed a typewriter sheet on which
appeared n list of questions and in a.
blank space left for the purpose the
guest was TO write the title of a book
which would make an applicable an
swer.
The Ist question was: "Of what
does your hostess remind you?" All
of the guests. of course. tried 20 tink
of a book whose title would convey a
compliment and most of them sue
ceeded although the application may
have been s1r-fetched in some cases.
The young man who lost his social
standing reads everything written by
Sherwood Anderson and his reply to
the question was:
MANY Marriages.
-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-11
PYTHLAN SISTERS COMING.

ceremonial of the Dramatic Or
of the knights of Khorassan will
held on May =, and at the meeting
he order Tuesday night, two teams
he appointed to secure large
IS of candidates to be initiated at
time. Jack Frikart and Jim
me were appointed to head the
ms. Prizes will be given to the
members bringing in the largest
nber of applications. New uni
|ns are to be bought for the de-
team, and DR.. &. s. Lincoln, V.
ce and ]. II. Paris were appointed
have charge of purchasing them.
Soladino, j. Thompson and VII
p Keller were appointed to make
hs for trip to the Grand Lodge
ch is to be held in Houston in
y. A committee to have charge of
ceremonial on May was also ap-
nted, to be made up of Jim Frame,
Wharton and S. Adelman. The
md assembly of the Pythian Sis
will be held here OH March %.
A. Metz, Ben Marshall and V.
cera were appointed to meet with
mbers of the two Pythian Sister
hples here and give them their as
lance in planning the entertain
b1psfsr guests.
\ card party will be given for Of
frs and San Antonio Review No. 8,
B. A, March 16. Five applica-
hs were balloted on at the business
biting. A benefit dance will be Civ
at the st. Anthony Hotel, March
to send the drill team TO San
Ancisco at the June convention.
Nasidah Review held a dance at
Gunter Hotel Saturday night to
d their drill team.
ALAMO REBEKAHS MEET.
The regular meeting of Alamo Re.
bah Lodge No. 1876 Thursday night
9 attended by many members of
riam Rebekah and by two promi-
pit Odd Fellows from other states.
ey were Guy NJ. Butts. grand war
B of the /. o. o. F. lodgs of Iowa.
b j. l.. Clark Of Oklahoma. Both
the men addressed the meeting
Following are those initiated at the
letting: Mrs. Barbara Massey. Miss
| lie Merz. Mrs. Lee Artie Barry,
Is. Norma Nunnelly and Albert A..
|ss. Five applications were voted
and the decision that the delegates
Pm Alamo Rebekah to the I. q. o.
grand lodge in Dallas March 10
would leave here the night OF
|lrch II. About % will 60 from
! lodge.
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PROGRAM OBcANSKE
LfCY.

Vykonny vybor Occanske Ii
gy v sobotu ohlasil program te-
to organisace ma pfiSti diva ro-
ky a soucasn6 oznamil presi-
dent C. D. Friebolin poradni
sbor O sto clenech, kteri mali v
provadeni programu spolupd-
sobiti. Do vyboru tohoto zvo-
leni byi tez krajane dr.. j. F.
Rybak, F. j. Week Otto j.
Zinner.
Liga stanati Sc ma, aby do
mestske rady zvoleni byli jen
schopni kandidati a celo me-
sta postaNen manager v pra-
vde zpIsobily bez ohledu ma
politicke presvedceni, druhymi
ukoly pax budoi dohied ma
|prace mestske administracc a
|sledovani vsech postupI v "a
|lezitostech skolnich, okresnich
Ii statnich.
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SJEZD SLEVAcSKE UNIE.

Dnes zapocne v hotelu VIM
ton mezinarodni Sized slevac-
ske. unie, k jehcz zahajeni jsou
pozvani jako recnici mayor
Fred Kohler, Peter Witt, by
valy trakcni komisar, j. j. O.
wens, taiemnik Clevelandske
Federace Prace a Thomas j.
Donley, tajemnik ohioske stat
nj Federace Prace. Odpoved'
.pronese J. E. Valentine, mezi-
Fnarodni president organisacc.
Zasedani potrva as. 2 tydny "a
1casti as 500 delegatd. Kon-
venci predchazeti bude prG-
vod, ktery vyide pred 10. hod.
uop. cd Labor Eeinple, 1886
Euclid, ma Public Square a k
hotelu Winton. Mistni un:e (.
27, 218 a 430 pfevzaly 1kol
pohostiti pfespolnf za!stupce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-17

Slavne clevelaIdnske hudebni
sdruzeni Clevelandsky Or.
chestr zahaji jiz po seste kon-
certni obdobi, "a ktereho cd
rijna do kvetna bude umozne-
no vyslechmout zdejsimu hubby
milovnemu obecenstvu symfo.
nicke skladby "a prvoradneho
provedeni. Dirigentem jest Nj
kolaj Sokolov, jenz dirigoval
jako host ma sve evropske ce-
ste povestny londynsky symfo-
nicky orchester "a neobvykle-
no ispechu a velice pffzniveho
posouzeni nejprednejsich hu-
debnlch kritikG.
X prist;m koncertdm byli jake
soliste ziskani virtuosove u
melci svetove pov6sti: Jasa
Heffetz, Efrem ZimbaliSt, 10.
sef Holman, Marie Carreras,
Zofie Braslau a Pablo Casals.
Jako hoste-dirigenti vystoupi
Ernest Dohanyi, Frank Bridge
a Jiri Enesco.
Ably umoznen byl pflstup
vsem, vydany budou vstupen.
ky sezonni jiz od $500 "a 16
sobotnich odpolednich symfo.
rickych koncertI.
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THE CLEVELAND ELECTRIC
ILLUMINATING co. NABl-
ri PREFEROVANE
AkCIE.

Zninena elektrarna, jez po
celou radu let slouzi mestu e.
lektr:ckym osvetlenim, nabizi
nyni obecenstvu "a $10,O0O.-
600 dani prostych preferova-
nych akcii. Dele Sc TAX v pred
pokladu v jisty ,temer dalsi
vzrdst Clevelandu, "a pricinou
rozsireni zavodu, ably mohlo
byti obslouzeno novych $4,000
zakaznfku, kteri Sc nejblizsi
'budoucnosti prihlasi. Spolec-
most by velice snadno mohla
akcie prodati nekolaka malo u
kladatclGm, ale uvazuje, re oh
choduje 100000 zakazniky v
Clevelandu a Cuyahoga okre-
su, jimz radi, ably 81 podily Ia
koupili stall sc talk spolecni-
ky sami.
Penize takto ulozene jsou ma
prosto jistymi nesou 6ls d.
videndy. Ably nakup byl kaz-
demu umoznen, prodavati sc
budou preferovane akcie 500
Ia dilec a spolecnost Vam je
proda po slozeni $1,000 a zby.
TEX k splaceni dewitt mesic.
rich lhdtach po $1,000 m6sic-
ne.
V dneSnim "Svetu" najdete
oznamku The Cleveland Elec.
'tric Illuminating Company, jez
/ Yam podava dalsi podrobnosti
a ktera Vam zaSle ma pozada.
nj pripadnou hro3Irku. jest
treba jen vystiihnouti kupon 8
odeslati iej ma adresu elektrar
lny. Knizecka zasila Sc lplnl
bezplatna bez kazdeho "a.
ivazku S Vasi strany.
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HEREC ANT. vAvERKA Oh.
JEW Sc DNES NA.FILMU. !.

As pred rokem pfijety cesky
herec Vaverka, areny ma Smf-
chove, ktery h1.al hned 20 prf-
chodu Sc spolecn. p. Krejcfho
y nekolika hrach v Ceske Ma
rodni SIM. ma Broadway (cisa-
re Josefa v ''Krist6 mysliv1
N.Y., stareho slovensikeho dedu
v operete "Kdyz skfivalfek "a
zpiva" atd.) venoval Sc .filmu
a take zahy skutecn6 Sc u
platnil, neb sv6rena mu byla
opetne 'cssarska' 1loha a slice,
France Josefa" neblahe pa
meti. Del jina|k americkeho
filmu odehrava sc v starem
Rakousku, kde slechtic a po-
bocnik panovnika Sc )zamiluje
do divky, tocfci v Prateru pfi
kOlOtoci flaSinet. PredStavuje
se il jake obchodni nakrcniky,
jest vsak prozrazen a odchazi
ma vojnu. Po navratu z from
ty, kdy paddy vsechny spcleten
|ske prehrady, pax rarek do
jde prec jen sv6ho cile. Hra
Merry go round" ('Kolotoc') }
|hrana bude v Clevelande po
cely tyden v Hippodromu ma
Euclid ave.
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KOPANA.

Ia velike navstevy obecen-
stva, z nchz vetsina byla Ce-
chi, hral vcera Cesky Sportov
nj Klub Cleveland v Garfield
Parku proti Banat A. c s W.
,aledkem IL. Ob6 branky by
ly >xaznamenany v prve pull.
Hra Dyla ziva a zvlaste v po-
slednich> dyaceti minutach W.
znamenavala Sc prudkymi uto
ky Cechd, jimz vsak pres to
nepodIarilo Sc jiz scorovati,
Zaloha c. S. K. Olympia hrala
v Lorain prot mnohem silnej-
sfmu klubu National Tubes v
pom9ri OF.
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ZABIT PRI SMIROvANf ROZ
VADENYCH BRATRl.

28-lety Thomas Waldon, v I.
1917 Quincy ave, snazil Sc v
sobotu smifiti diva bratry, ktefi
jeste pred nedavnem u neho
ibydleli, ale snaha Sc mu zle
vyplatila, neb byl strelen do
prsou a dovezen do nemocnice
sv.. LUX ale, "a hodinu zemfel.
Police .poF' Fpravem stfelci zaha-
jim p&tfanL. h,
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OSUDNE NASLEDKY "zIVE"
DOMACf ZABAVY.

30-lety Sylvester Hall, by
dlicf v els. 2196 vych. 38. ul.,
,pohadal Sc We vlastnim bytu s
jistym muzem, jenz jej stfeil
trikrate do bficha. T9zce IRA
neny Hall dopraven byl do
Charity nemocnice, kde zapasi
Sc smrti. Utocnik ihncd po e.
nu prchl.
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sszABEC''
Pfedstaveni ' Mt. Pleansant.

VcerejAf 1ahajeni letosni di-
vadeln ,sezony v spolkove sini
Komensky ma vych. l31. al.
mono nazvati lspechem po-
kuh Sc tyce primo velkolep6
-navstevy j dobreho provedenf.
Vyborna veselohra dramatic
keho- humoristy j. Skruzneho
vykonala vcera V pine mire
povinnCst a velka 1cast m6la
jiste vlivu j ma so1lhru jedno-
tlivou hral zamestnanych ochot
nlki.
Titulnf role "Tani' tezky to
orisek, byla dobre sehrana pi.
Sedivou, ktera jakm:le 81 od-
vykne misty pri1is tichou mlu-
WI, jiste bude velice platnou i
ma jevisti vftAalou silou. Podob-
nd mdzeme jen s radosti sta
noviti, ze ochotnictvo v Mt.
Pleasant velice zdatne pokra-
cuje a stavi Sc mezi nejlepsf ma
Sc ochotnick6 sbory. Ulohy by
ly vesmes petlive nacviceny a
take 1prava jeviste zejmena v
prvnim jednani Sc jists zamlou
vala, neb teto dnlezite stranky
divadla bylo u mas posledni
dobeNmalo dbano.
Rozpustile druzky Tani v
pensionatu byly dobre obsaze-
ny damami, Ditrichovon, Zemi
novou, Bfezinovou, Taborskou
a Haurovou, mad kterymi pri-
sn6 vladla jako majitelka 1sta-
WI, upjata Ubalda z Harasova.
|pi. Sedlecka. Podobn9 zdafi-
lymi figurkami byl zahradnik
|Vojtech p. Zeminy a jeho W.
kutaleneho synovce, Ladislav
vypraveny lnalezitou porci
humoru, p. Velebou.
Rodice Taniny hrali dobre
p. MachaGek a pi. Miksikova a
zami.lovany kupec nasel pred
stavitele v p. Hegratovi. Dobfe
| 81 pocinala pi. Venclova v dlo-
re zapilovane vdovy Eberma-
move 4 celek vhodn6 doplnen
81. Ditrichovou (zanynka) p.
B. Svobodou (listonos).
Hudbu v meziakti i pri po-
lzd6jsi tanecni zabav6 opatfila
sokolska hudba fizenim p. R.
Hanny. Nabytek ma ievste
pax s nevsednis ochotou zap1j-
ella firma BeneS- Federman a
Spol. Dram. Sboru Mount
Pleasant k vcerejsimu .lsr6c hu
gratulujeme q pfejeme, by ne
ijen vzdy tax dobre hral, ale
aby vsechny jeho snahy docka-
lily Sc take stcjne 1casti re
|strany naseho obecenstva.