The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1905, Page 15

| The Evening World's Homo Magazine, Tv Stooped, Bat ‘Didn't Conquer. > Ltebler B Co.'s Rebfval of Gold- “*COCO,"* SOCIETY amtth Comedy Lacked Robast- MONKEY, MAKES BOW. ness and Spontanelly—El- |Clever Baboon Is a Hit at the eanor Robson Is Miscast. Hippodrome and Behabes Lthe a Near-Gent. Aprtt 28, 1905. The First Day of adaacd Ps Park. ‘By Rose Harriet riet Past I wie five minutos to four on that first opening day whon the planke| closed. “My!” I heard one little fellow ssy to another, who baat wistfully as himseif at the poles and laddera,,“won't we have a time be | we get in there! Um—m—m—!" that barred the entrance to Seward Park were removed, And no sooner had the planks fallen than weyoral hundred children, just released from achool to begin their long vacation, rushed pell-moll over them end {nlo the park, | Members of the "Four Hundred,” at- From the editorial windows of the Jewish Daily News I saw the children | j As I was entering the next day through the Hust Broadway gate tion! Mr, , of Durope, has made | burst in, and heard the great joyous shout that burst smultaneously from noticed a man and woman sitting on the first bench to my lett; ‘They ' his Row to 10MB white-tront ecolety, and | sevoral hundred little throats, by the Outdoor Recreation League, and it was only last year that the olty|0t belong td the nelghborhood, for neither of them was of the Jewish In the park! How those little ones, used to stand on the outalde with! pegan laying out the park,” and both looked with a stranger’s eyes about them. As I came on the their eager little faces pressed Against the fron rails, fooking in longingly, By the time this was explained to me thousands of children were in| !De young man, who was very reapectatly dressed, wae giving Ube: end wondering when those men will Snieh “fixing up the grass and the/ the park, something to drink out of a small, dark bottle, which he held to her fi Denches and things’ and thoy go in, “Look!” exclaimed one of our Yiddish writers, “See the firet baby-| The young woman, who did uot look more than eighteen ce Sixth Article of the Series Written by “The Woman Zangwill” For The Evening: World. ’ Tt had also fallen to my tot to seo the first tragedy in Goward Pak, This is turning out to be @ season of “revivels.” First thing you know some » playologist will be making the discovery that our theatre managers are God-fear (nw Methodists. We've had everything from “Biberia” to "'Bhe Stoops to Con- quer,” “She” stooped last night at the New Amsterdam Theatre, but a2 much as we should like to say “yes” to Miss Hleanor Robson's pretty wecitation of part of Goldsmith's epflogue, we can hanily admit that she conquered, It fan’t fair, of course, to nut the bulk of the burden 4 0n Miss Robeon, yet, by common oon- font, she esemed to be carrying !t; for ‘the audience unmistakably accepted her as the particular atar of the “all-star ~ cast’ which Liebler & Co, have called in Tn tho park! I tell you these little ones had their dreame of the first] buggy enter the park!” It was wheeled in by the mother of the kicking | Stuff he gave her, and it was evident from her look that che wes ether i moment of joy—when they should be permitted to set foot inside that} contents, She was ull siniles, and her moon-shaped face was a fat chunk|@ranken or half-drugged state, The man on noticing that he was fron fonce and run wild! And run wild they did when they got in, of Lappiness, slipped out through the park gates and was gwallowed in the crowd. Tt made our hearts glad—mine and those who watched with me from e e ° The girl felt ill, ao I approached and asked her if she would not} . the window—the ever-moving galaxy of color as the boys ran hither and The first baby boy to enter was a curly, golden-hatred fellow, beautify) | *™e water. ca thither, racing with their pluyfollows. And oven the girle—they could| as a cherub and with very dirty little léga, He marched slowly around the “Yeo, please!” and @he looked up gratefully at me with her drunken et not refrain from changing thelr usual walk to a moderate run, eo invoueo! park with shoulders thrown back and a mimloking dignified step that By the time I had returned with the water a crowd of children had gathered were they with the apirit, of the open. made him shriekingly funny, Hoe was friniiny in the joy of being in the| “oUt her and were “poking fun” et her. A policeman, too, was on the some, fegwonaloartance Wehner ane It took only five minutes for the park to be altve with stad little! park in slow draughts—he could not dissipate, She drank the water while the policeman quationed me. I baz ysl of all—aewuming that whe te the beings who felt their fo in every Iimb and Joy in overy heart fibre at/ ‘Then the first ‘little mother” oame along with a baby on her arma (here| 20h ae I knew, then I questioned her. ‘ wae ar stare—Mise Robson is tempera- Mentally tmpoesible as Kate Haricastte, , @ fect that should have been plainiy @pparent to all concerned in thie doubt- ful enterprise, Julia Martowe, with her the final realization uf the park. At four o'clock the park nnd the childron | self little more than a baby) and a little brother holding on to the folds of “Oh, please,” she pleaded, “put me on a Third avenue car and let ‘me looked as if they had known each other for five years instead of fiv#! ner little pinafore. She had noticed the unusual etir from a distance and as| 6° 20m. I've never been in these streets before and I don't know my way" j intoutes, just as, when affinities meot, they feel ns if they had kiown each| she drew nearer her face lit up, She hastened hor ateps in apite of her in- , The ne a she had beat other all their lives from the beginning of time. cumbrances aad entered through the open gate all out of breath. She took Lost Way geen before that day. ‘ flashing eye and buoyant spirits, cowd “ “if have bounted into the play and doked “Bee,” said one man, at our window, ‘they 100% like @ host of angels! the first empty seat, placed the baby on another seat beside her and began and Fer rtaaak sréiistettaal ebieek C24 ore Ee iad Tithe pattie Arle bee entering the gates of hraven—they are ao happy. 7 to vigorously swing her legs, Thin was a substitute for running; she could take me there,” she said. it oouldn't be expested of heel Bhs was pear i cere 0 i csioaedl Moan J “No, indeed,” replied a friend, reputed for his ready wit; “they look | not run about and play like the other little gitls, How oould « “litte She told ie how she met bim. She had taken the wrong ferry-bowt utterly and hopelessly out of her ele-| The bo: @ a Jot of foo! mot with two ren to “mind” even think of such a thing! : \ he bow wes made last nigtx at the | ike a lot of fools!” cher” wi ohild: s from’ her aluter’s place, where her sister has been serving one family foe ment, She was sweet and #lmple, and | mnppodrom here (Coco appears | @he was charming in her own way, but pasion ae ges me manager get- she wasn't Kate by all tho long shots | ting all the money, that the racing season may ofter, To! Mr, Coco Is a baboon, but he has the be perfectly frank, she was absolutely | matings ote out of the running, Her barmaid—a dB flesnidarn ete Sten ¢ barmaid with an inexplicable Irteh “Let's hear the joke!" we orled, Another.two—‘hoya—were #0 hi at i “Well, you see," he replied, “they look more like fools than angels be- of their joy only by trying their pastl das Was aod eee te Oren @IpAteGn yeare, “ead, whet aie ie Satie Ole eae aie ere es = \ cause they ster in where angels would hesitate—and then,’ added with a fret tight in Seward Park. know her way; and the young mao was the first person she met, provoking smile, “where angels would fear to tread about eight years ago, e 8 @ . asked him to direct her, ne at any rate” The giad Udings that the park was open and that all who would might| pied peapracgiy ates Neda nd tata ih rects the victims thag brogue—will never Mve as her elavey His other friends seemed to understand and everybody snitled broadly. | enter sproud rapidly over the neighborhood. Between 7 o'cloch aud 11, the eaten ee Lie area But I was a stranger in the city and needed an oxplanation, time when the adults are at leisure, the stream of people was remarkable; Bho was not intoxtosted, for when Se hon bifiveg i oho walked stead touch her, “I¢ you had lived here eight years ago,” ‘he turned to me, “and had) tho park was 4o crowded one could not. drop the proverbial pin without its fly, #OnY cho maneeds when sable ibg Rie oad ee pie kad ua Kyrle Bellew the Saving Grace, seen this very spot now on which standy Tageblatt Park, you would not} tropping upon some one or nome taing other than the ground, happen to me. Oh, my poor mother! ff she could sce her girl like this Kyrle Bellew's grace ag Young Mar~ blame the angels for any apprehen- Baby carriages and go-carta were felt as well as seen, One go-cart| (She wae just fourteen months from her homie in Ifeland.) And thy low was the saving grace of the per Work Dragged sions they might have, with a few-monthr-old buby paraded with slx children, who held onto the| Une feeling of shame she felt was sufficient proof that she had told formance, He was as handaome as a “On this very spot eight years mother who wheeled tho bab: truth about herself. woman in his banged wig, and if he Afong for J LA) if Mrs, OR-— shoul see me come home like thie I will lom\ my posed early and often, it may truthfully Many Years. ago stood the ruins of old shanties Day of Joy Old men, young men, men from| pigce,” she moaned, be sald that “every pose was a pic- and rotten, disease-breeding tene- for Thousands ture.” More than thet, Mr, Bellew acted beautifully, He knows how to put on the eighteenth century manner as woll as the costume. Both become him wonderfully well. It is a bi dim- cult to imagine the poised Bellew abashed at any one or anything, yet he did manage somehow or other to make Young Marlow's embarrassment in the Presence of the umdlaguised Kate oon- vincing. While the Mra. Haricastte of Mra, Calvert was amusing, it hardly seemed es worth the long sea voyage this yen- erable Indy has undergone in order to whose looks it was hard to teli When wa cathe net. the Tatra prenue 11" t told, her would cone, wee i z ide, whether they w Md up to the station where she can ride home, i ments, partly torn down, for there had been some talk of buliding a park, on East 8! y were old or young, bus , and the work was to bg started at once. But somehow this didn't happen, all tatlors, rested on the park hates a Legge Bieta Bia to the atation! Oh, God! Oh, merayt ‘and this site was tho dirtiest, the unhealthlest place on the east side—an | ‘benches, discussing the advantages of the new recreation grounds, 1 told her it was not where prisoners go, but where carw 0; but I could eyesore to every one. Words cannot describe it.” Hardworking women left their close, stifling tenements, and with bables| not reassure her, eo I put her on a surface car, “well,” I asked, “if they talked so much about building a park, why|{n their arms sat in tho park. Some in crooning their bables to sleep had She did not make a pretty aivetiog didn't they set right to work and bulld one?” themselves been driven into slumber, and mother and babes were having | .°0 most of the men in the car laugts ‘one last look at her red, swollen “Agitation for a park,” he replied, “was begun in 1887, (Think of it! | dreama, perhaps, of the beautiful Garden of Eden. Heap te eyes; who Kissed her red, i. Mert ; ° : 18871 Had it not been for Charles B. Storer, John T, Pauling, Edvard Lovers sat aide by aldo drinking in the cool evening afr and the light | rough hand to me, and looked at me, soit arr King, William Goodale, Isanc Spectorski und a few others this park would| of each other's eyes, There were also loverless maida and sweetheartless mes font, pus tee Stig i Ort oe not be here to-day. And they began to agitate the matter as carly as—'a7! | youths who drank the air and sought the light. ‘ thetbeed, and felt beneath those rage ‘“Toree years ago @ gymnasium and playground was made on this spot Little boys looked longingly at the open-air gymnasium that was stil) and all that coarseness, show us what is berets iad her best role, In the scene fo! the steal- ing of the Jewels her voloe was quite rpm lost in the nolainess of Byaney Drew's Tony Lampkin. Tony Yumpkin te eo good @ part that ino one could be wholly bad in’ it, but # The Scarlet Bat « By Fergus Hume v » Prom | WW, Wasi to anus penis nerves. With a few cholce , without looking u; (Copyright, 1006, by the eiooe) im ‘tungvekions, budace iproveeteds f Pare he chased Frank Into the! bib ecate atid ry no Bole head. saw her The Unusual Store, Drew, reagon his selt-ee0- —— boved iis paVure Uucneior Ute mod ins fovdroom, made him wl to the Jags. night the t paseo! fee psepeate ser gata hae a FTNOPAIN OF PRECEDING, euaprem, | hetuicotad aad doy muca to, dure And FAW him inducted, acter @ thorough insulied me and. nak edt me to. ove Fe Bere Mating ry ersenans ds, for his age ‘ae HY bak age rd young: Lanaster, fon, Geni Bae ray Wasnt Part pas et ‘ok, biteor, atta wath & RNY Namnenen nage eet — Clearing Out Sale . 4 9 Hippodrome wiven Coco minced in, gy afore og re ene hall ‘tlre ry fren nar vi prey nd, ‘ ¢, Ma y . one nt net f old slippers, | “The Wii? truth, if youl, @f discretion,”’ be was a true eon of his! dressed in an almost dreas sust and m Banio,P perry, rplluonal f work, and Wusaoe Wie uo jen shitt and al r ff M leas rong fas hany Mian, en he demented Ii f Frank elling une Jed him. bac he mother, whous only aeithmetio wes @ub-| imdtating hie masters gait ‘Tie too a Pant and arene in feve with | it wus a, wer July night wien Lan- eyyan that on Vike Bamboo. traction. With one or two others, he/ sented themselves at a table, told Lanes fi din 'm not ‘nungry.® eal ie, Jom) ain, @oean't eound vgagwing” Goldsmith, | stovies, drank and tried to kiss the Rarariet eR Hn Potters sien nto chair ner the fre, for | Bin i oblested uataee et, ie note, try when he sur-| Wettress, Then came the bill, and Co garth om ae Ch Mags hima | Wadden ‘usual twa ‘Mise Hn HN me Rann ena ant onvinged aw tar tar ee Basement. & ‘the aay aiewodi ties witch, He tama ae tls | On ‘eur hveale dowowad Frank, and niet eau eee nal ape sad Bars “baye 1 Su ei a Sewing Room Chale, rving “wae wots me ,t00 fed on ef ot ES okt | Stare eros ene caster Bp: iuater! “Tater! Meaktine, bread and Pipe was amon time || Tea Table. ti, bit looted the kitchen, r) Child's Desk. ° anit CHAPTER III. from the route, pea Cork tp bed, Patt the eet wien atve tse Iving én «stupor Inlaid Stand, runt ate Se in Gane river wods Ales etreat Jo -and returned with ® tray. ‘hla he| | ‘Drugged—wieh oplumt* nintea Jar-|| Fancy Hall ‘ the enilitery aide of Dis A Frisnd in Need. tion, ho. collapeed into the ‘oarest |him walle frank ay ham “and bread mye Did you know thet startn'—-|| Large China Closet. OPULAR prejudice regards Essex hate, while Jarman'e iow fell etall/down a most unwilling throat, Then along.” Jarman placed the tips | Shirt Watst Boxes. , brat La lower at the sight of face, he young man a pipe, mixed | of ns fingera together, "See hi Tabhs, “inlaid,” 2 shelves 5. tobustness es @ damp, marshy flat, inhab- Ri clingind Tout ‘and his glassy eyes, @ meoond gi iekey’ ot Frank, I kaow Mics Bearch very we an | Man: other attractive ve pleces are ; cD ited ee Like! ork, halt Bina, saw none of and @ hi lxes a hele a old ayo on a offered at exceptionally low priora. § okele and dren the se i cont tinn 1 aes, WELCOME BACK TO < it Mustece Jarman dwelt oa s tas he yieitor, EH, oan give tiem tn one. ald facet ntaton a way from my (tre! A.A. Vantine@Co., Lyoeum %, oY, TOY.’" extending pau. whens | fine : B'way, bet. 18th and 19th Sts, Mrs. PRETTY ‘‘SAN ° study wind, he @urveyed ‘Tubury, to miner stared x We Bs yee Adadgiraveet fim to me, I wish Gravesend, ti: mouth of ‘Thames! ‘'V ager tee Hy ba nes Sorat a too late now, seeing that the All the Familtar Atrs and Fanny River and vast tracts Me arora tiony edt SAUAHE, the last train trom Liver. |h Jou been, ie Felie nat Indagare ot man's dad, to ralge ghiections, I st AMUSEMENYA, Scene se tet uares i pennpnenieice | anaanrnaennah . Ske: eh vase) Ane ed Ine Ae oan enree, males |fonen, "and walked aotoaa the comeaent | ti" Tn ena ined Fa RAs le as np kaet Week. | t Hers Once More at Daly's Theatre. from the nearest reiiway atation as “Ait tinh, O14 man, rept i Ban Toy” returned to New York last the row files, and, ‘being out off from Soe ed thie retreahment copa Ha onthe “back ut Jarmin' Frank, started trom his BEE FY RP GOKTIN \| exe evening at Daly's Theatre, and once olvitmtion by acres of furse-grows Hons ira Daas, ai rity” tab See emu et eet REY cheers 2-75 OARMUM & BAILEY | esi weputetion of being & Wor Coco. Jarman hed the arin! ase eo hint the world. He wan no! y and thaws who kiiew Bim | Not vate itvle, Tunow, but theta ates oN ras—my, own words” Greatest Show on Earth. Wea Ane sotttacy port that men: woes a mucker in Mterary crolee hinted et the nthe and, Sate ly a When PP 4, fi and. You outa ger thineme Hane | Furth! What! TAL the Plocadllly 7 Theatre lat psn, A CoLD Bot in. New, ¥: end master, & bald-headed person with | groying influence of the inevitable CMM eElyn..” Preatting tye "Marvel. @ Surly wir, announced he was without | woman, Dut Kustace never explained. |{t_ man. ahotd unt ohot By a I a them the leah Pi oh Gensationss ek Cat ad oy ‘James T, Powers played his original Dod Wisse di noble Coco Go? He! After a JourneMatio caroor {n hy tne mani Di Fan ta, Hine a i analy kngeket mouiant, talk Uke that, a LADY LOOHING. Th rn ie Layid AN 4 ut an best role he has ever ‘ered Grewe trousers as security . it! Pe cen HE cartatily tars, than. 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