davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-04-13
TRIO OF COLLEGE GAMES
LISTED HERE TOMORROW

THREE unusually attractive ball
games are listed for tomorrow
for local college teams. Per-
Il haps the Catholic University
Holy Cross tilt at Brookland is
the most interesting because of the
high ranking the Worcester collegians
have long enjoyed on the diamond.
Charley Moran, as usual, has sue
ceeded in welding a formidable COM
bination to represent c. u.
However, the Cardinals will be
severely handicapped against Holy
Cross, as they will be in other games
for the next month, as the result of
the absence from their lineup of Ray
Foley, stellar center fielder. He has
n dislocated ankle, sustained sliding
TO third in the fifth inning in the game
with Army at West Point Saturday.
Thought at first to be only a sprain,
an examination revealed the disloca-
ton. Foley will be out a month.
Doyle, Bonomo and Peloski will be
relied on to fill Foley's shoes. None
of these can hit or field. however, with
the regular center fielder.
I'm other games tomorrow George
town will entertain Lafayette on the
Hilltop and Maryland will have Le-
high as its guest at College Park.
Both the Blue and Gray and Old
Isiners appear now to be just about
at the top Of their game.
Lafayette and Catholic University
were to clash at Brookland in the
lone game booked this afternoon in
college circles hereabouts. William
Battler) Byrne was expected to start
on the firing line for the Brooklanders,
with Ryan, Bonomo and Manfreda in
reserve. Tierney probably will be
behind the bat although Grogan may
get the call.
Racketers of Catholic University
were to engage Randolph Macon at
Ashland. Va, this afternoon in the
first engagement Of a four-day foray
into Virginia. Tomorrow the Cardi-
nal netmen will try conclusions with
Union Theological Seminary in Rich
mond. Friday they will face Lynch
burg College i'm that city and Satur-
day will end their iaunt with a stand
against Washington and Lee at
Lexington.
Evening star., 1927-04-13
Elimination of Dbbe Basket Ball Expected Make Fase

sented at the carnival, but this years
entries are regarded as having a bet
ter chance of success than any Of their
predecessors.
They are Benson, in the 2.mile run;
Hester. 100-yard dash: Northrup, pole
vault and lavelin; Shraves. discus :
Metz, hammer throw, and Cooper, in
the l20-yard hieh hurdles.
Hester won the l00-yard dash last
year.
Evening star., 1927-04-13

FOrestville High nine, that drubbed
Oallton, s to l, yesterday in a Fairfax
County, Va, League game. will be host
to Mclean on Friday.
Evening star., 1927-04-13

Pastime \. G. of New York City re-
Gently celebrated its golden jubilee.
Evening star., 1927-04-13

st. Adams tennis team, 1925 Dis
trict school champion, rung up it's sec
ond triumph in as many starts this
Spring, cleaning up with Episcopal
at Alexandria yesterday, to 0.
Evening star., 1927-04-13

the University of Maryland freshmen
at College Park, an interclass track
meet at Central and a championship
rifle match between Central and East
ern on the latter's range were offer
ings on today's scholastic card.
Georgetown Freshmen base ballers
welded big bats in their opening game
yesterday when they routed Dewitt.
IL TO /. The Hilltop youngsters got
busy at the start garnering eight runs
In the first three innings. 1t was the
only diamond tilt played yesterday in
scholastic circles, the Gonzaga West
ern game having been postponed to en-
able the players to see the opening big
league battle.
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IRWIN SISTERS Palace
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Notes Of the Stage and Its People.

producer Of "Hit the Deck" has COM
pleted arrangements whereby he will
have his own New York threaten next
season. It will be built for him by a
prominent realty corporation. 1t Is to
be called the Vincent Youmans Thea
ter and located near Broadway and
Fifty.third street.
Leslie Faber, who is now appear
Letter." has been engaged by Gilbert
Miller for 1.-THE Patriot" AS already
announced, Madge Titheradge will
have the principal feminine role.
Owing to the distinct and big sue.
cess which Max Reinhardt's pro-
duction of "a Midsummer Nights
Dream" has met in New York. it is
considered quite possible that the
Frohman company will eventually
take over the professor entire pro-
duction, and will provide an American
cast. George Hassell will probably be
seen in the role of Bottom.
Earlier in the season It was an
nounced that Jane CoWl would appear
next Spring in London in 1.-THE Road
to Rome" That play Is still running
successfully in New York, but as Miss
COWl Is under agreement TO play the
part on the road 20 weeks before she
goes to England, it looks as If she will
have to close her American season
shortly If she is going to be on time
for her Spring date in London.
The Washington Little Theater had
its initial meeting Of the season at the
Carleton Hotel Friday evening, when
plans for productions during January
were discussed. The task of selecting
good one.act plays has been completed
by the play-reading committee and
the casting will be announced in the
near future.
Isabelle Mohr, prima donna in Earl
Carrolps Vanities," started in the the
atrical profession as pianist, devel-
oped into a singer and spent most of
her young life in the musical end or
the profession. She gave up her In
strumental work when she decided
that there was a much larger field for
young woman with trained voice,
especially If she were the possessor
of a comely face and figure.
The team of Moran and Mack, the
only and original duo Of blackface
comedians to bear that name, have
won fame as the 1.-TWO Black Crows"
They present unique act, with Mack
feeding" Moran with opportunities
for comicalities.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
PATRICIA
BURNS
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closes career OF great interest in
the annals of the American theater.
How the failure of an opera COM
pany in Boston left him with the
Castle Square Theater on his hands
and transformed a staid business
man into a world famous impresario
is we'll known. Starting with those
good old life-savers, Gilbert and Sui
livan, who, even to this day are
lending helpings hands to producers
struggling with scant material, he
advanced to a climax in his career
which made him one of the most
notable producers of Wagnerian
opera in the United States. His
presentation of "Parsifal" was a
unique adventure, involving some
business alteration. 1t was colossal
and conspicuous for violation of Gus
toms of the theater. When it was
presented in Washington, along in
the first decade of the present GEN.
tury, it created social embarrass-
ment. At that time the question of
how to dress for the theater involved
some serious considerations of for
ludllty. uC lluSlC III dIild StdA AlCu
early in the afternoon, allowed the
audience an intermission for dinner,
then resumed and played on till al
most midnight. Many punctilious
people, on their way to the National
Theater, left suit cases at hotels in
order to have their evening clothes
available for dinner and the second
chapter of opera in the evening. 1t
was very heavy opera. Possibly
there were few who preferred lin
gering at the dinner to returning for
more of the music. But there is no
record of any ones confessing that
he did so.
Few men have shown so much in
terest in the theater and SO intelli-
gent a method of undertaking cour-
ageous adventure. A list of the
things he has done and the artists
he has promoted would be volumin-
Gus and suggestive of many pleasant
"reminiscences.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
College Plays Inspired Him.

WHILE female impersonation as
w fine art" Is not in the college
textbooks or curriculum, all the great
est impersonators of this type on the
stage, since and before the noted
Julian Eltinge, it is said learned their
art there.
Like Eltinge and the other great
''ladies" before him, Karyl Norman,
known as 1.-THE Creole Fashion
Plate" who is headliner at a local
theater this week, found the inspira.
ton for his art at Lafayette College,
where, as in all colleges, a certain
portion of the male students donned
wigs and high heels to portray
feminine roles in their school plays.
Karyl proved such hit in the COL
lege plays that before his senior year
had ended he was considering a half
dozen offers from producers, who were
then looking for some one to succeed
Eltinge.
Cap, gown and diploma were for
gotten by Norman in the rush to
Times Square and he Is today rated
as one Of the leading impersonators
of them all.
Evening star., 1927-12-04

Has Had Experience.

WILLIAM POWELL. the bad man
w of the desert in Bebe Daniels
picture, "She's Sheik," began his
theatrical career in amateur plays
while attending high school in Pitts
burgh.
Upon graduating, Powell Joined a
travelling company Of 1.-THE Ne'er-Do-
Well'' Following that came a six
month flyer in vaudeville. Then a
half year Of pavement pounding and
finally an engagement in within the
Law" Later he made the rounds Of
stock companies.
And then New York stretched forth
its mighty hand, and Bill became the
juvenile in two Leo Ditrichstein
shows. The. next venture was in
musical comedy, a song and dance ex-
travaganza called "Going Up" that
"fopped."
After a successful Broadway season
in Spanish Love-" Powell was given
his first chance before the camera in
John Barrymore's Sherlock Holmes"
So fine was the impression produced
that he has been one of the popular
featured players in pictures ever
since.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
Ned Wayburn's $ Doings.
FROM the tips of Ned Wayburn's

FROM the tips of Ned Wayburn's
dexterous fingers, the claim is
advanced, Broadway, in the year 1896,
received it's first taste of jazz, for then,
it is declared, the catchy rhythm of
"Syncopated Sandy" rippled from the
agile digits of Mr.. Wayburn to start
one of the greatest musical eras the
world has ever known.
A quarter of century Of theatrical
work has failed to diminish Ned Way
burns power to entertain. 1t is true
the years have pursued him from the
spotlight into the wings, but as the
power behind the throne, he has made
his influence a big theatrical factor.
His latest enterprise, he calls Ned
Wayburn's "Promenaders," an act
colorful, lively and original. Pretty.
|light-footed girls, and as many timber
limbed youths, wend their way like a
single person through the intricacies
OF number of clever dances.
The man who put across the Zieg-
field Follies for five years, who put on
Miss 1917" 1.-TWO Little Girls in
Blue," 'The Night Boat" and scores
Of outstanding musical reviews, dem.
onstrates in the Dancing Dozen"
that vaudeville is also within his ken.
Evening star., 1927-12-04

Ibsen's poetic play. "The Pretend
ers." is announced for eventual pro-
duction by Walter Hampden.
Gustav Blum's next production,
Spring Song" by Virginia Farmer,
will open In New York December 19.
Kenyon Nicholson's new play, sched-
uled for New York Christmas week,
will be known as "Poor Little Eva,
instead Of "Town Hall Tonight"
Lynn Fontaine will have the lead.
ing feminine role in Strange Inter
lude," the O'Neill play which the
New York Theater Guild will pro-
duce later this season.
1--WE Never Learn" will open at
Great Neck, L. l., on December IA.
Daisy Wolf is the author, and Phyllis
Povah and Charles Trowbridge will
head the cast.
Shirley Warde and Leonard Nude
have been added to RED Dust" by
Wilson Colison, opening in Stamford
next week. Sydney Shield has al
ready been announced for the leading
role.
Knut Hamsun's play, "At the Gate
of the Kingdom" will open the
American Laboratory Theater, New
York, next Thursday week. This
Is the first Of Hamsun's plays to be
Produced in English in this country.
Edna Hibbard is soon to- be starred
in 1.-THE Sandy Hooker" play by
Fred Ballard and Charles Bickford.
Barbour and Bryant are the pro.
ducers and the production Is being
staged by Rollo Lloyd.
The New York Civic Repertory
Theater will start on it's next pro-
duction. 1.-THE First Stone," at once.
Eva lie Gallienne, Charles Mccarthy
and Josephine Hutchinson will have
the leading roles.
,, The Kaufman.Ferber comedy, 1.-THE
Royal Family" is again in rehearsal,
and Jed Harris announces that the
two leading characters are to be
played by Otto Kruger and Ann
Andrews. According to present sch.
edules, the play goes to Atlantic City
for a try.out before reaching New
York during the holidays.
The announced production In New
York of Frederick Lonsdale's "The
High Road" in which Ina Claire was
| to have appeared, has been indefinitely
,, , postponed. Miss Claire is not entirely
pleased with the role allotted her. and
the author has recently been rewriting
/ the leading role.
! A London company of "The Trial of
Mary Dugan," to open about Febru'
Try 1, Is now being assembled in New
York. Bayard WELLER, the author,
/ will 60 to London to stage the play.
l Vincent YoumanA composer and