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STAGE SUCCESS
. arbor View as a
’ ”Broadway Night”
‘ (One of Finest Af-
fairs Ever Held
' was the title of the
n .n.'.;l and vaudeville
raid at the Harbor
' urertty evening. under.
. the H. V. Tennis
1' », lmuse was taxed to
-< 6" Hair View knows that
iinld has her hand
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- , ‘ -‘t\i:lll\'f‘rl entertain-
, ‘. that it was not only
wlr performance that
r attended but it com-
-, lit-rice. humor and snap
.\ mes on l‘koadwny.
u. t‘rv should be plttod
~ ~. for its success. for
which he intro-
. r: .iwlw‘r showed him a
“'ory. "Al" Lurch c01-
‘ no small measure to the
. . ' the occasion. for the
,., - . ..or in which he handled.
. is commented on by all.
' irkin and Ed. Hold were
’ur the artistic arrange-
r curtains and Fred Brit-
' out with the lighting 0:7-
sevcntcen acts on the
. . -r ulth such speed and
guests were amazed
‘ urs and one half could
‘2i'k'\‘. There was not a
— ~ -v from start to finish. it
I .- utter laugh and at times
~ l, - .se fairly rocked the house.
. rice was being continually
. .:. ‘nti the topic of convnsa-
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mum have thought so much
,- ' ' u' existed on the island?"
. .rt‘h opened the. hill with a
. uliirh he specially ar-
,- ‘l‘ennirmnnia." Theodore
. tn appeared and in clever
t n.’ the object and plot of the
- ‘virs. Helen Rim-hart enters-i
- 'l through the folds of the
to tell in song that she had
DOB! number brought n..-
. much applause.
The Beach Follies Girls mad
pretty background for Helen's noes:
number. "Bhiek of Alabam." Mrs.
itinehart Just won her way into the
hearts of her hearers. She showed
much skill in her dancing and aided
by a most beautiful assemble of girls
that Just pranced and danced their
way into showers of applause.
The chorus was made up of the
following girlies: Shirley Johnston.
Kit Wade. Eleanor Wade. Dorothy
Bogart. Margaret Doye and Arlyn
Knoederer. Then- costumes were a
blending of black and white.
"Well. I'll bo——." a tragedy. was
the next ousting with the following
cast:
Horace. the butler. Mr. Piatt.
Eddie. Mr. Rincltart.
George. Mr. Pendleton.
Madeline. Miss Lurch.
Mr. Flatt did exceptionally well as
the old English butler. and Mr. Pen-
ieton and Mr. Rlnehart as rivals
for the. love of the girl delivered
their lines skillfully. Miss Lurch
made an ideal vamp and the sweet-
ness of her voice aided by her beauty
ndded much to the charm of the
skit. The act was well received.
Miss Josephine Lurch as "Mite
Josephine.” colorutura soprano di.
rect from Metropolitan Opera House
enrnpturcd her hearers with her de-
lightful song selections of popular
ballads-
The next act. “Horace" Versatile
Thespinn assisted bv Mlle. Movie.
and the 1‘ Eds went over big. tr.
Plait. put his lines over in wonderful
style. He was ably assisted by .‘llr.
Claude Munsell as maid. Later. in a
car-.2 game Ed. Rinchart and El
Haiti helped out and their hilarious
actions got its share in the plaudits
George Pendlcton and Horace
Plait were next and their burlesq‘ue
tennis game thoroughly amused. Dot
Stcurer followed as \Vill Rogers. lie
was well groomed as the popular
Westerner and his jokes which were
all localized were warmly applauded
Ho worked with ease and humor
concluding his bit with a clever
dance which pleased his audience:
The Nifty Nymphs of Norwai‘k in
\Vcodland Dances was a sensational
terpsichorcan novelty. with Messrs.
Pendleton. Doyle, Meeker. Dunh:-.m.
Held. Doyle. VVurthman and Meeker
The boys in‘ grotesque costume lid
exceptionally W0” and their antic
and sensational dancing hrouc‘nt
much applause. George Pendleton
lead them in this humorous numbrr
The Rinehald Sisters. comprised
Olive Hold and Helen llinchart. The
grace and nimblencss of their rte!“
brought them many encores.
Little Charlie. the boy wonder or
« ’ up It. show that had in ita.
v2- ' "Jazz." a spice of drama. is
Charles Smith as he is known in ten-
Mr. and Mrs. Bald were billed as
follows: “The Haidrine Duo. Ed and
Eddie. Imitations and impersona-
tions. assisted by Olivettc." This
team was exceptionally' clever. Thttil'
act was exceedingly novel and enter-
taining. Ed Haiti's imitation of
'Dave Shutnan" got the bigger:
laugh. \ Next day "Shuman" “as
seen wearing _a hat. so impressed was
he with Ed's work!
Paul LOpos Band. simple-pttezi
simp~phoney players. direct from the
Palais' Royal. or rather Al. Lurch.
David Page and the Meeker twins.
got its place in the honors.
One of the big moments in
Covered \Vagon" was a screech.
Svengali's thought transference act.
was conducted by Mr. Henry, Dot
Stcurer and Mr. Riaehart. It was a
g00d laugh getter.
Al Ostheimer and Donald Mclnren
composed the Alderson Brothers' bit
in a. Travesty of the Movies. They
"The
The skit was very. well done and
helped a lot to make the show bright
and lively. .
Les Troise Mousquetalros. a tram
badorean surprise direct from Gut-
fantis' with Messrs. Jackcns. Haiti.
Page and Munseil. This act was ac.-
other hit on the well arranged bill.
The costumes and facial expressions
of the men were so well done that
the audience had much dlmcultv in
guessing who the performers really
Wt‘rt‘. Their song. “One. Two. Three.
Four. \Vo are The Three Muske-
teers" was a scream and they bowed
themselves out to the loud applause.
They responded to many enccrns.
each scoring up much laughter. The
lovely girls again appeared in the
closing number billed as the Bench
and they jus‘ prancctl nnt‘. dancid
‘tlll the audience tired them out. ‘
Mrs. Olive Hold whose untiring of-
forts were responsifle for the even-
ing’a achievement deserved much
credit and was given it in the form
of a pearl necklace presented to her
just before the close of the last act
by Mr. Henry on behalf of the Ten-
nis (‘luh under whose auspices “The
Rocket" was held. The audience-
arose to the occasion and gave. her
deafening reception of applause.
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FIREMEN'S (‘LAM'BAKE
The annual clnmbake of Pioneer
Hook and Ladder company and
Phoenix Engine company will he
held on September 2d. at Steven's
grove in l‘onus avenue.
AT ROTON’ POINT.
Members of \Villiam McKinley
Auxiliary are today holding :1 picnic
at Rotnn Point. A score of mem—
bers journeyed to the resort on the
'l o‘clock trolley.
were ably assisted by Olive Balm.
Folliec. all glorified American Girls _
BEST CARD IN
TRiAiBY JURY
A piercing act-ohm
through the courtroom.
There is sudden commotion at the
defense table. The defendant. a
slender woman in black. has tainted.
.Crumpied on the door she lies.
An attendant sprinkles water on
her paliid face.
The judge frowns with a curious
expreDion . Something that resem-
bles cynicism spreads over the coun-
tenance ot the prosecutor. ‘
Slowly the detendant comes to her
senses. Her attorney has seemed in-
tensely concerned. He allows him-
self an appraising glance at the Jury.
Thus ever since the institution of
the jury system has the defense
played its trump card. putting forth
the feminine weakness of the ac-
cused as the strongest argument
says to New York Times.
Juries No [longer Impressed.
The method has worked for a. ver-
dict of not guilty in thousands of in-
stances.
\\'omen defendants have gone tree
nlrfiost as if by common consent.
Even when prosecutors built up an
impregnable case. jurors seemed un-
rlngs out
“iliing to decree death to the oppO—
si'e sex. Acquiltali resulted whcrt
lilt- .iefcndau‘ has admitted the
crime and where witnesses have
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pathy seems to be swinging the
other way. Even in cases resulting
in acquittal. Jones of late have not
rushed their Verdict. but have taken
long hours to deliberate before an-
aounoiag their ilading.
’Whilsitistruethat up toayoar
or so ago only three women were
condemned to death in New fork in
halt a century. and only one of the
three paid the penalty. a sterner
View has begun to prevail.
In recent months three women
have gone to 'iife imprisonment and
a fourth irmarked (or death. These
instances are taken by lawyers as
signs that the Juries ot the future
will pay less attention to pretty
tacos and, more to plain tacta.
' Yet Juries are still susceptible. At
a murder trial a short while ago the
woman defendant tented from her
oahir three times in an old-fashion.
ed swoon when pressed hard for ans-
wers by the cross-examiners. Ear-
splitting shrieks signalled her return
to consciousness. and pitiui moans
came from her after she had been
helped into her chair. ,
Fake “Mother Stair."
Once she aobbed out the statement
that her mother was desperately ill
Incidentally . the woman on
went tree. .
IO w—strichen owner. Whispers of
thy went around ‘ the conrt~
room. Hardened attorneys worriod
for the woman and court. attendants
predicted that she would break her
heart or otherwise injure herself.
Trick Sears.
Spectators near her noticed. how-
ever. that tears never came trom
her eyes. tar all her shoulders heav-
ed. They say; too. that she would of-
‘tsapeepattheiuryboxi‘rombe.
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and that the shock of an adverse ver-
dict would cause her death. After
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Ely avenue. Monday attention. Da-
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Another detenhat ”broke all roo-
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stroke delivered by the state her
shoulders would heave in MW”
of grief. Handkerchiets by the dos.
ens were called into service. only to
be toaosd. limp, so the counsel tabla.
where they pleaded mutsly (or their
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