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...plot and have nothing whatsoever to do with one another, but which serve as a sort of continuous vaudeville that keeps the spectators highly amused. Besides the Messrs. Rock and Van, a large share of the entertainment must be credited to the huge, amiable figure of James J. Corbett; also Marie Walsh, Irving Edwards, Helen Eby, and Jay M. Regan. Two most captivating sisters, Irene and Bernice Hart, scored a decided hit with their "harmonizing," although their song program might be slightly shortened and varied to greater effect; West Avey and Dennis O'Neil were exceedingly funny in a clever...
...boxers are divided into two sets this year for training. One group is working under Coach Foley in the Randolph Gymnasium, while the other is being trained by Coach Dave Deschler, former New England lightweight champion, well known for his victory over Young Corbett...
...Song." (2) "On to Victory." (Accompanied by Miss Marion Green). 3. Russian Dance, Miss G. Barrish 4. Recitation, Miss Esperanza Balmaseda. (1) "Love and Life," Fertius Van Dyke (2) "La Serenat de Shubert," M. Cutierrez Najera 5. Chinese Sword Dance, K. L. Hsueh 6. Piano Selections, Miss Vernita C. Corbett. (1) "Bird Voices," John Orth (2) "Woodland Nymphs," John Orth (3) Etude in D Flat, Franz Lizst
...Song." (2) "On to Victory." 3. "Cosmopolitan Reminiscences." J. V. Manach 4. Russian Dance. Miss G. Barrish 5. Recitation. Miss Esperanza Balmaseda. (1) "Love of Life." Tertius Van Dyke (2) "La Serenata Shubert." M. Cutierrez Hajera 6. Chinese Sword Dance. K. L. Hsuch 7. Piano Selections. Miss Vernita C. Corbett (1) "Bird Voices." John Orth (2) "Woodland Nymphs." John Orth (Rededicated to Miss Corbett). (3) "Etude in D Flat. Lizst
...almost humorous picture drawn recently by the Honorable J. W. Fortescue, who, with Mr. Julius Corbett, has been appointed to write the official history of the war, illustrates very forcibly the change that has come over history and history-making in the last hundred years or so. Mr. Fortescue was speaking in London, and he referred to the way they were handicapped by the fact that they only knew one side of affairs. Writing a history of the war before the war was over, he said, when they did not know what the issue would be; when they knew nothing...