Australian Tour Stars Shine In San Francisco Display
The Austentian Tema Players tour through the United States arrives in San Francisco with prominent figures Frank Layer John Lb Walla Kemp and others featured in batting catching pitching and base positions. The piece notes their reach toward Chicago and details several players from the touring party and related cricket connections, plus commentary on baseball rule changes and industry figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
San Francisco
Frank Layer
John Lb
Walla Kemp
McKay
R. B. Ewand
Sydney Ingleton
Peter A
Harry Irwin
Fred
Harry Stuckey
Util Musgrove
Francisco
Chicago
Young
Laver
Melbourne
Ocean
Victoria
South March
South Wales
Whit
E Kilda
Australia
Jace
Toria
International Cyclist Association rep named for L A W
Albert Mott of the Los Angeles Racing Board is appointed by President Potter as the L A W representative to the International Cycliste Association. The annual meeting will be in Glasgow next July with world championship races. funding a foreign team is debated, costs per man may reach 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delehanty
Hairman
Albert Mott
Potter
L.A. W
International Cycliste” Association
Glasgow
Scotland
Mott
American Association
Chicago
Amateur Athletic Union
Blate University
Standford
Re- Hance
Freman Athletic Clube
Olympic
Cit Kirkcaldy
St. Andrew's
St Andrewa
St. Andrew's Links
Crystal Palace
Sydenham
London
England
Cripples at Athletic Sports A Prominent Trap Shot
Prominent trap shooter Ralph Trimble of Covington Kentucky dominates in early exhibitions and major events across the country. He rose from modest starts to win Kentucky State championship in 1895, with long distance marks and wide touring success, while declaring potential revolution in American long-distance shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Indianapollo
Tt. O. Herkes
Trimie
Ralph Trimble
Covington
Dupont and
Hazard Powder Companies
Cincinnati
Ohio
du Pont
R. S. Waddell
Knoxville
Tenn
Cleveland
Kentucky
Crawfordsville
Ind
Peoria
Kankakee
Warsaw
England
France
America
George Wallis
Oxford
Adam B. Reed
Rising Sun
Rising Sun Club
Wallis
Carr B. Neel
Kenwood Tennis Cint
Chicago
Newport
R. I
W. G. Kendall
Philadelphia
Gribble
Crawley
New York Athletic Club
Senaca D. Powell
San Francisco
Olympic Club
Fanny Davenport on French drama and American taste
The article discusses Fanny Davenport defending the French stage against Anglo American moral panic. It contrasts French artistic freedom with American prudery, noting public calls for stricter morality and praising French dramatists for addressing social life and vice without heavy censorship. It also recounts Joseph Jefferson quoting a Reynolds Garrick anecdote about tragedy and comedy as serious art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
America
Odette
Camille
Jeferson
Joseph Jefferson
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Carr Garrick
Reynolds
Garrick
Fortesque in Vaudeville Sketch Plans and Cast
Fortesque in vaudeville sketches a twenty minute act titled The Girl From Hoboken with Walter Howe as the villain from New York. Mrs Campbell Se. Mrs Patrick Campbell discusses Shakespeare roles Juliet Rosalind and Lady Teazle while critiquing melodrama. The era sees a decline of song and dance men as legitimate actors who master Shakespeare gain prominence on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortesque
Hoboken
Walter Howe
New York
Campbell Sayre
Patrick Campbell
Juliet
Rosalind
Lady Teazie
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Hin
Belgium
Pril
N. EB. Devrovre
Brussels
Gui
Elnic
Ees
James Burton
Baltimore
Frank Hough
Philadelphia Tquirer
Micky” Welch
Holyoke
Mass
Chief Roseman
Brooklyn
Anson
Prince of Players
John A. McPhee
New York “Herald
Clements
Phillies
A. G. Spalding
Sea Bright
Louisville
McMahon
Hemming
ER Kemp
Ustralian
Frank Laver
Cyetivte Assorta
Sport Pantioves
Michael
Simiiny Michael
Manhattan Beach
Cwmavon
Eppeera
McCoy
Kid McCoy
Bill Doherty
Johannesburg
Goddard
Denver
Ed Smith
F. E. Fillis
Filis’ Circus
Ian Creedon
MrCoy
Dick Burge
New England
L. A. W. Racing Board
G. W. Dorntes
Boston
Tolk
Fanny Davenport
George H. Fortescue
Trangeline
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