Goodwin's weekly : a thinking paper for thinking people. [volume], January 11, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

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I GOODWIN'S WEEKLY. 5 L
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Assayer and Chemist
Elko, Nevada
I GEORGE WINGF1ELD HERE.
George Wingfield, who probably more tlran any
other man has bean in the limelight of the Ne
vada mining world since the Goldfleld discoveries
has spent the week here his first visit by the .
way and while he came on business, has been
variously entertained by friends he knew in
Nevada and a host of new ones lie has acquired
bore.
Mr.. Wingfield is famous for many things.
. He was one of tho pioneers of the Tonopah
and Goldfleld districts, and in three or four
ycure time, has gained a fouune. With United
Stat 03 Senator Nixon he is one of the chief
owners of the Goldfleld Consolidated properties,
and his fame as a nervy operator is international.
Starting on a shoestring four years ago, he
is now one of the biggest men in the west, and is
really tho leader In the fight of tho people of
Ncvtda against the infamous organization known
as tho Industrial Workers of tLe World.
That he la a hustler is demonstrated by the
fact that two days after his arrival here, he
shipped a hundred and fifty men to Goldfleld
to take the places of those who insist on afflliat-
J inc; with the "undesirable citizens."
Mr. Wingfield has promised to make more fre
quent visits to his city, of which he has a very
high opinion.
EDDIE FOY DETERMINED TO PLAY HAMLET.
(New York World.)
Hamlet's soliloquy as E. Foy Fitzgerald might
glvo it:
To be or not to be? Hully gee! That's the
question;
Whether 'tis nobler, bo, not to set up a tall scream
When you're stung; or put upa. scrap against a
sea of trouble's.
To croak; to pound the feathers; or jump in
At the sound of the gong and go to it, kiddo,
And" so fo'fget your troubles, see?
A guy is sure up against it in this world
And if you jump off the dock, where do you
come in;
A lot of boobs put up with it because they don't L
Know where they get off. It's a hard luck r-
story, bo,
For most of us; so many things put on the
cheese;
Our bet friends pan us, a skirt will throw us
down;
Bulls in harness pinch us, what's tho use?
"Mr. B. Foy Fitzgerald will present himself as
Hamlet." So th-e bills will read in springtime.
Mr. Foy or, as he will bill himself "then, hav
ing taken up his family name for dignity reasons,
"E. Foy Fitzgerald"- assured us of this in all sin
cerity In his manager's office at the Lyric theatre
last Monday afternoon.
"I have as much right to play Hamlet as any
one else," said the great actor. "I paid 16 cents
for a copy of tho piode, and that's all It cost any
body else.
"Yes, I used to sing 'Hamlet Was a Melancholy
Dane,' but I did not state it as a fact, and oven if
it wore so, that has no bearing on the case.
"It Isn't a joke, although I regard this, the
greatest of all Shakespeare's work?, as a comedy
and not a tragedy. I don't intend to gag it, al
though I will play it for the laughs, and there are
a lot of laughs in it.
"I will iput 'Hamlet' on in tho spring right here
in New York. I can't repeat too often that I will
give it a respectful handling. The book will not
be rewritten, for, with all due respect to our mod
ern librettists, Shakespeare is good enough for me.
"I will not interpolate any songs. Th-e Pony
ballet will positively not be featured.
"I have never played the part of Hamlet right
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