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...Frederick Moore, war correspondent of the Associated Press and of the London Times, will lecture on "Brigand Life in the Balkans" this evening at 7.30 o'clock in the Living Room of the Union. The talk will be accompanied by stereopticon slides from original photographs...
...Frederick Moore, an authority on the Balkans, will give a lecture illustrated by lantern slides from original photographs, on "Brigand Life in the Balkans" next Tuesday evening at 7.30 o'clock in the Living Room of the Union...
...Walker '97 A. B. Cuningham '97, and G. S. T. Newell, Jr., L. S., were perhaps the best. W. S. Parker '98, as the page, did not make much of his part, while T. L. Homes '99, as the duke, overdid his. F. Barry '97, made a blustering brigand. The solos by Waterhouse were sung well, but lacked life, with the exception of his part in the trio with Newell and Cunnigham. Newell made a capital jovial count and Cunningham as the elderly daughter was funny...
Blustro, a blood-thirsty brigand from the mountains, Frederick Barry...
...companies as the Boston Ideals and Emma Abbott's. It was last sung in Boston, as a grand production, by the Mapleson company. The Baker Opera Company, with William Wolff, gave its last performance here two years ago at the Bowdoin Square Theatre. The hero, Fra Diavolo, is a brigand, who is discovered in the first scene personating the Marquis of San Marco, in which disguise he has been tracking the course of an English traveller and his lady, Lord Rocbury and Lady Pamela (Anglice, Lord and Lady Allcash) on a tasteful blending of business and pleasure, his object being...