The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 27, 1900, Page 5

_THE. SUNDAY CALL. - 5 [l BOERS. DEFFATED, "TREK” TO GERMAN SOUTHWEST AFRICA? Pronounced Primitive in Agricul= tural Methods and Arrogant Toward Natives. i } : | iR { 1 %\JSH - BN ; e NS i / PRINCIPA L WOMEN L BUIiLDING N BARMEN ._~Q——/—\ MEMBERS OF THE P HERRERD Trime:" -Kl,_uvxr\u; IN GREAT EARMERN ng hodice of tht German Afrie: mbounded astonish- r who sees them st as he would hi wernme ¥ men in this re v clothing men, 1 cattle, and AT HRTH TR TR TSR TR TR TR F TN T TETETETEG “Isabella, Queen of Spain,” is in town for parts as Adams does; with the art of the the first time in a good many years. She character artist and with perfect imita- will appear at the Grand Opera-house in tion, ¥ot caricature. the Interest of Christopher Columbus. ., Adams is a handsome, manly man, 2n The oddest thing 2bout this role ot ail around athlete and an espectally good Queen Isabella is that a man always plays boxer. See the five feet elght of him In it. Edwin Adams is the man this season, masculine cheviot and you would never role in man's guise, but the reverse is sayea to but he is by no means the mincing, lan- guess that in two and a half hours of rare. From Bernhardt's Hamlet to Van It “straizl guishing person known as the “female elaborate make-up he could transform Dresser's Allan-a-Dale the fair sex has Magal ——"tm" e impersonator.” Probably 4no other man himself into a dashing, fascinating queen. taken gracefully to “a swashing and a got around orid in 1519, because he but Henry Dixey bas ever played female Mapy a woman has _essayed & leading martial outside.”” But few men have es- was killed by Filipinos near Manlla, _ y a woman's part and play