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THE SUN FRIpATr illlif r tf T kr 4 v 1 rr IJ JfIfJ Y11L nf4 y f 2419S r 11r 0 p 1t11 < KISHINEPPS HORRORS SHOi HOLISTIC DRAMA ay ACTOR KXJLED FROM RUSSIA Ill l In nntuan Yet o Vividly irr 1 Tliat the Final fierae all American Aaitlrne Weeptn A Study at Jewish IlapeleMne Any flutter Orleneff company Qf St TWreUurg acton may ban when m peared yesterday Afternoon for tbo flnl urns before an American audience at the Herald Square Theatre must have been wholly dUpelled at tbe end of th first act Ai i be lost curtain the entbueUuun of tbo A rilonce ran M nigh that players looked iniitlrely bewildered with Joy And yet- i WM in Ilusslan that Eugene Trhi doff drama The Chosen People production of which wee forbidden in Iliwla- TchiriUoff who Is an orthodox Buaatan mid a sympathetic study of the Jews ro live within the pale of settlement and nrmo a four act piece entitled levrel mil Jew which the censor allowed him tn print and circulate but not to produce For M OrlenofT alao a Russian tiM the subject at heart the author lirt hanged this to a three act drama eliminating some of the minor characters Hivl introducing many Incendiary tines nnn t ho piece la to be given abroad only The piny 10 a study of the principal Jewish lypro in Kuiwla today The plot is fur n h i l y the love of an orthodox Russian for in educated Jewish girl Ltittr Frtnktl- n patriarchal watchmaker and a pious Jew who h already been through three fvmitio massacre has two children Rirvf and litah Mme Orleneff both pithided from the unlrerslty for partial sating In student disturbances At home ihf v dl cuM social problems the painful topic of nil intelligent Russian subjects 1Mr frifnd AaeAman Orl nIT a teacher Hebrew a visionary enthusiast re HvnblinB George Eliots Mordecal la filled irith ElohUtto dream Herri h Ills hero his heart aches for his oppressed people tirucA however is here he his faith to Karl Marx socialism and assimilation Lei ita assimilation too for unfortu und fellow student Berttin a Christian VmAman is in love with COA and when he find In a pathetic scene that she love B rriin ho Ono sun then tim set in my heart but I have another I love roy daughters love for Orrttin he is Inoonsol Beholdbe walls there came a great rind from the wilderness and Meanwhile rumors of the Klshlneff mas ere oome more and more Close shutters a policeman warns them at the end of the In the third act the shutters are cloeed std the Frenkel house Is like a house of ilfsth full of walling and weeping The or massacre Is it VacAman with vision Dtretin her to with him At the mob breaks in and tan upon ftrriMin at if he were a Jew He Is a Christian erie 1 rm a Christian Btrttin echoee feebly but the ruffians bear him down and pursue Loch Then Ncetanant revolver where Btruinu Christianity failed Lwit shoots heret His tendencies the author shows at the last who come to the rescue of realistic and powerful were the last scenes that there was not a eye In the audience Other besides mentioned are Introduced a laborer of intelll- ta the sooUllstio working ment of the laitsci smug kind Snii- s newspaper carrier is a in Ghetto books The acting nf all was of so an order that even who could not understand Russian were carried away it Mr lent his theatre to the Orion rfl company for the afternoon Ip view of its success the company may hire some ther In to it work Mrs Clarence and many other women prominent In society were In the GORKI PLAYED IN Mlynrbsne Another Study la Bntilan Gloom Produced hue to be outdone by the Irving Place Theatre which recently gave Maxim Ciorkls Nachtasyl the Thalia Theatre Mock company produced on Wednesday in Yiddish the other Gorki play Myeschane or Bourgeois This play is a study In middle class gloom aspect of that great gloom hangs like a leaden sky over Russia Vatitt- titmtnofl whoso very name signifies monotony Is an old Russian so small and nlwrly and narrow that his own chil- dren Ptter and Tatyana dread him and tit talk Pctr was dismissed from the university for taking part In student rouble Taliana is teaching school and withering into a sour old maid Nil her foster brother whom she loved marries- the Diithe Polta whose brother virtually tramp and a rover of the forest tut has some human Joy about hm a tnmg unknown In the Btmtnoff firmly Tatiana takes poison but falls to ie and malice mind that Is con Crmned to live Ptltr finally emerges so far from the family gloom as to go away with the stupid tut lively widow of a prison warden who tad taken up her quarters In the Besmenotf Louse You ruin him cries to lltlma the widow He la a student and mv marry then says she I shall live with him without The bard listed old chuckles t the clever bargain he has driven for his son Yes a drunken choir singer who boards with the Bei runoff your will come back soon live like you You have Accumulated money lie make in- novations he even so far aft to roange the furniture about But other rest assured will lead the same life The curtain down Upon Talyana the old maid cannot even temporarily she 1 chained T of her class that U choking her lain sentiments opposed The Thalia company It admirably the was In the grim humor of Gorki somehow took on a and Gorki came out as i humorous playwright MUSICAL ARTS SCHOOL FLAX The New Institution to t Opened to 00 tober tn the Lenox Mansion The School of Musical of the city ot New York Incorporated last June by fUrta 0 Brewiter Frank Damrosc- htuat Loeb Eliot Norton Rudolph E- Kchlrmer and Paul M Wolburg will be opened In October In the old benox mansion kt ttfth avenue and Twelfth street The design of the school which starts ut Loeb memorial fund of m0oo and other amounting the present to about a o de courses in all branches of musical nudy corresponding those In the best The tuition feet will j Tbecdorowlo Louis BrBeetukt- AiTin Sohrooder and many other famoy- rauddaoi win be osaoeff lastrooUrt Par Len the felt they the they tin anti fOr he MIPI falls In love with er brothors churn When old NIl N Loch- S revolsir against the calamity lnt I I ROftICA at the bead of a few workingmen IftJO repre dM Pr Punnt stands for content ot one th JaI cAin II upher BtnMfl 84 eon he lrable wu forbidden the censor RUNiIa bucuee for one thing It con Arts for 18 to t moderate Frank Damrosch Wrsna 1 II s l1 t he stag cnn Leter discover sHe Loch zeros pp teatre YIP P1311 she Sway The In t3Oc I u1 ¬ ¬ > > FAIRBANKS GOES TfOltTIT Vie tPretXJctit1 End tn vMt to Tar llcel State annxsnoiio N 0 March Jl Vloi- Presldoat Fobbank and party spending the forenoon hire in charge of a eoraroltte of entertainment Mlected the Chamber of Commerce took the Soujh- ern Railways Southwestern train for Washington Standing on nor platform of the car he bowed bis acknowledgment of the hurrahs from s thousand throats Among the places vUlted today was tho Revolutionary battle ground of Gull ford Court House where tomwallls made lest stand before Yorktown and wee so crippled by Gen Greenes army that be fell an easy prey to Gon Washington Tho VIcePresldent was much interested In the well kept grounds tho buildings and the places of the bottle lines marked out by thirtyseven monuments to Revolu- tionary heroes and the course of erection of the two 10000 monumenta to Nosh and Davidson by authority of Congress He also saw the many valued relic and souvenirs of the battle preearred In the museum of the State Normal and Industrial College for Women wherth was greeted cordially by President Molrer at an reception As the party the platform of the auditorium 000 young women students gave the college cheer and the orchestra man Dixon of Montana a native of North Carolina Introduced the VtoePresldentwho made a happy speech the audience rising at it conclusion and singing the national The the altar the his Gene played a weloomlngalr after wblchCoogr I hymn ¬ PLAYS An PLAYERS tint Hoof Garden Dnlletln New lieaan- Pis Holland Benefit Today The Joseph Holland benefit Is to take place this afternoon at 115 at the Metro- politan Opera House While tho advance sole of scale has ben large the promoters desire to correct the impression that all the tickets have been disposed of Klaw A Erlanger1 Aerial Gardens at the New Amsterdam Theatre will open on May 27 with a new extravaganza by John J McNally entitled Lifting the tAd for which Fay Templeton Virginia Earl Harry MacDoaough Lillian Hudson and Sue Stuart have been engaged and other features Frank Keenan will produce another one sot play at the Berkley Lyceum on is Caruso The Manhattan Theatre will be closed In Holy Week On Easter Monday Harrison Flike will produce new comedy called The The ticket are bn around the theatres Last night a man coat almost ripped off in front of Smith entertained a box Theatre last night and George Gould Mm Stuyvesafit and At this afternoon there will be a dress rehearsal of a little called The Bird adapted by Margaret Mo Laren In verse and presented by boy and girl amateur actors are to be given next and Tuesday In aid of Loomis Sanitarium Annex Consumptive Children LEW FIELDSS FIRST SPEECH Beeord of a Years Stage Modesty Drcken With the Aid f a Phonograph Low Fields made the first speech of life at the professional matinee given at the Lew Fields Theatre yesterday after noon Mr Fields has been on the stage for twentysever years but never in all that period be dared addroea to an audience other than the lines written for him the librettist Yesterday however when the curtain fell on the first act of It Happened- In Nordland he apologized bility to talk and friend on will talk for me Immediately- a powerful phonograph to which Mr Fields saying I thank you I thank you you on this occas ion among all the player folk in the audience nun FOR COMEDY THRATRX- Commlulontr MoAdoo Wont License It Because or Report of Klier The Comedy Theatre at Sixtyfourth street and Broadway the license of which ha Just expired wont get another I have denied the application sold Commissioner McAdoo upon report made to me Sergt Eggers after an in- vestigation and a remonstrance which that minor are allowed in there unaccompanied by adultsThe statutes I think me absolute power There 1s another theatre In Third avenue a small one which will also be refused a license LWRA JEAN ON TOE STAGE All or a Olftcd Story Writers Works to n Dramatized tar Fourteenth Street J Wesley Roscnquost manager of the Fourteenth Street Theatre made last night that he had signed oon and for the dramatization or oil Idles novels The first dramatized from Miss Mlddletona Lover la completed and been ac It will bo produced next September at the Columbia Varsity Show Front H14O4 The profit from the run of the Columbia show The Khan of Kathan In Carnegie Lyceum were 1144 Arum Reception Extended The Society of American Artist baa decided to keep the galleries In the Fine irt Building open evening os well this afternoon to holders of tickets the reception which wo originally for from 4 to 7 step baa been taken because of the of misunderstanding on the of those year been accustomed to the evening of the and demand for cards of admission this year been un usually great L Saturday Night The entertainment committee of the Lotos Club announces a Smoker or In club parlance a Saturday Night for it the most enjoyable M C Bterobaen to Wed MU Dreieer The U announced of Maurice C Slernbach of the Ute Char of Stock Exchange firm of fitornbach Co BaltIc Slgnollea White tar liner BalUo front Urtr aad QoMOstowB wax riposted br- at wiralMf 100 raO Of at Cosino had his the v lotorla tor who wu trying to persude him to two seats party at the Qarrick guests wore Mr Mrs Fish Ifasen Hyde his has and bIa company experienced In playing this ended the u do all speakers bl meetlntere Wu Mr partner Joe Weber u n b announce- ment tracts yesterdaY with Laura has COt only baa Club the overdo at II ThI I the Jut smoker or the and the otton to IOn and Stembaab to MiM- nedna Dre1oer daughter of Mr and Mra J Is a the The pool Hamilton a C Fieldss Four weeks this as 23 season is makIn special engagement member bens ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ What the Critics Say About the Old Masters of THE EHRICH COLLEC TION to be sold in the Waldorf Astoria tomorrow Friday evening cc It ¬ The New York Times says- It Is seldom that one brought and still more rarely that one in an auction so many old picture that hold the attJndon of connoisseur for one reason or another This Is essentially a oolle tlon for amateurs not a collection with or two pictures and a crowd of mod ocritlos The Evening Post says Two points of distinction Mr Louis Zhrich may fairly claim for seventy five old pIctures he la now exhibiting at the Filth Avenue Art Galleries prior to sale on the evening of Friday next first each of these canvases some quality painter like or merely naive which has commended it to a trained taste second the authen- ticity of every example i guaranteed Really guaranteed that is and not simply ao an embarrassing and strictly limited right of protest If the attribution U disputed by respectable authority within- a year of the sale Mr Enrich will exchange the picture for the purchase price with interest Most of these pictures have been at the galleries of owner or In loan ex- hibitions and we need such capital pieces as the Architectural Dream by Salvntoc Rosa the exuberant and charm- ing portrait of the Countess of Chesterfield by Sir Peter Lely a surprising expression of bis usually languid talent a sturdy and characteristic Raeburo Professor Thomas Gregory Turners famous The Tower of London a notable realistic pendant for the Salvator a massively painted and richly colored cattle piece by Old Crome and an uncommonly beautiful Moriand Among pieces many of exceptional charm Of this sort is a Cano letto gray In tone crisp in handling and incisive in drawing Mouth of the Grand Canal Dogana a eombre Van der Cap of boats in a calm on the Scheldt an example of the rare master Jan Aaoelyn representing a ledgy landscape in terra cotta tone recalling Corota early manner- a luminous beach scene by Bonlngton two excellent examples of the cole galante by Lancret two Wilsons and a golden land- scape by Jan Both which contains abun- dant detail cleverly managed without loss of breadth It is a little masterpiece of landscape in the panoramic Important is the epithet unquestionably deserved by tho big Madonna Addolorata- of Carlo Dolci It Is Impressive In a surg- ing hysterical way and lea waxy In color titan most of sentimentalities Near- it hangs Peter Wouvermant Crossing the Ford to bring one back from baroque to the wholesome realities of seven- teenth century campaigning The great drought horses splash steadily through a shaded stream Behind them lumbers the pack wagon Gay coated cavaliers watch from the bank and dog gambol about In sense of motion it is not Inferior to tho more famous Philips Wouverman whom It surpasses In largeness of aM depth of color BOOKS AND AUTHORS This year marks the twentyfifth anni- versary of the publication of Henry Georges famous book Progress and Poverty The book baa been published In every European country In China Japan and India and more than 2000000 copies of It have been throughout the world On April S Doubleday Page A Co will bring out an anniversary edition each volume of which will bear on the cover a reproduction of the medallion made by single tilers Richard sculptor medallion was the souvenir or the Henry George anniversary dinner recently given Henry George Jr written an introduction to the new edition in whloh he tells the interesting story of flnrt publication of Progress and Poverty Tho of Henry George by will be brought uniform with the anni- versary edition of rather book In Return the new novel by Alice MaoGowan and Grace MacGowan Cooke reader who are familiar with the South will identify the grave of Agnes of Glasgow aa one which baa attracted the attention of many visitor particularly of romantic sentiment which outald the palings of the churchyard in Charleston- All history left behind her was this low with the three words upon it and the line of sacred ground drawn sharply to exclude her adds it hint There have many surmise made and many article written concerning this grave but tbo who read Return will feel that they know how Agnes of Glasgow came to 11 there The London 1 responsible for the tory of a curious coincidence which resulted In Sit Gilbert Parkef becoming the possessor of a Japanese of great value o him peculiar significance Not long ago George Mackey an art dealer of Birmingham purchased a copy of Gilbert Parketa latest novel A Ladder of Swords and at the same time a parcel of Japanese colored print When Mr had finished the book he opened the parcel and the flr t print took represented an actual ladder- of wordtwo heavy rope with swords a up and down which men were travelUnga well known trick of jugglers Naturally when author of the coincidence and the design of the print th print changed hand readers 01 Elinor Glyna books might expect the young author is a believer In maxim that there 1 nothing that colS wiLes sod a sense ot humor Will not core Human natnr in all tt phiM to- tetct cad karate tor Aj ah barwlf II lInda one star cc the ham by the the n nor are sense scale J sold sob Ute The has the We his son the those lies she stone been sure be Japanese the o As sees to- gether seen only mentlon Dole the Taller igazj esI 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ° ° PVBUOATIONll FUR MAGNIFICENT NEW BOOKS WHEN LOVE IS KING Marjaet Doyl Jackion Author of A Daughter of the Pit etc What are the qualltle In a man which tacit attract a woman are the qualities by whlo true lover wine I personal beauty of weight in Influencing a woman choice of a husband Which the attributes she always dreams of him a poelng which must possess in order to make her lifeand own happy Few novel have a greater heart Interest than Mr Jackson When Love I King Illustration by CHARLES ORONWALD IZmo Cloth bound ft SO REUBEN LARKMEAD A Story of Worldings Edward W Townaend Author of Chlmmle Fadden etc This la an entirely probable story long abso- lutely new and delightful lines It la a youths struggle between the polite and the Impolite world in whloh he tries to distinguish friend fromfoe From situation arises abundance of Incidents and complications It shows Mr send at hi best Illustrations by WALLACE MORGAN lImo Cloth bound 1M THE BLACK MOTOR CAR By Harris Hurlaud Author of Th Princess Thor eto This la undoubtedly the most dover my BAA B u bat the he his this Tow 7iJZCAT1S- I n dare I ¬ wry story of the day perplexity of tho reader continue right up to close of one of the most thrilling plots ever character of escaped convict a gentleman born shows to what depths a woman and a desire for vengeance can lead one The book should make the of the year Illustrations by CHARLES GRUNWALD 12mo Ootb A ROYAL KNIGHT By Habclla Blacfarlano A Story of Nuremberg In the 15th Century A quaint old story of love and sacrifIce which cannot fall to touch the most callous It a historical novel of the closing day of the fifteenth century are dearly drawn and the heart Interest In the story is very strong The reader will be loUt to lay it aside until he road It through Umo Cloth bound 128 These Books arc told everywhere and tent by potttfe tree on receipt ot price by G W Dillingham Company Publishers New York Otaplet S te nickena 17 1 Nelsons Royal India Paper Books TilE RICHEST AND DAINTIEST PUBLISHED vEnT TRUE OOOKLOVBR TTILL AFFBXCUTE THEM WHY t there are HandMmer books In Morocco and n bur them at the oont of the average doth Kelsons India Paper enables complete In of volumes of the average 18 to books are less than an Inch thick each novel complete In one velum Nelsons India this bla the most expensive paper made exquisite Turkey morocco binding Illustrations The Type laThea Dooks tb Largest Vaeil In Slandaj Pieties Dickens Thackeray and the works ot other Statdard Authora In Turkey Morocco at About OneHalf Cost of 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country dinner party make laugh I to etudy people but I do not like to take a great deal of paint I to write about people a I meet them Miss Olyns new book The Vicissitude- of Evangeline introduce of those people ha met In merry and vivacious manner that gives the reader much pleasure In becoming acquainted with them The failure of Worfcf Work to publish In April number the promised illustrated account of the St Petersburg maanacre embodies an Interesting little story of the workings of the Russian bureaucracy It wa arranged for Mr Howard Thompson of the well known American ore to write the article A week later be cabled Picture failed all off In a subsequent letter Mr Thompson explained that he where the photographs showing actual shooting of the populace be obtained When be arrived at the photographer be found that the polio had been him and had smashed the negative Mr Thompson woat to Finland an associate to secure some other picture When he returned he that the apartment rifled by UM polio and man btm el In th Peter and Paul On of Interested spectator at Presi- dent Inauguration wa Lilian Whiting Boston authoress who U spending the winter In Washington horn of berlt bosom friend Eata FUld- MW WhitIng U worklaT a nor book lie app like the one the cod the the side never roe like porno she Its was fortress the the ¬ > ¬ AMU8B5IEMT- DERKCLEY LYCEVM Theatre 41 St nr I aTc Kva140 flats Intone Thur Sat 210 rnHnR act Plays Tomorrow MatA WOMANS WBW n Ux AT lOTth St MATINEE SAT THE CnAHITY NCRSC I MI INxt wk The Shadow of Darknea to be published spring entitled The Outlook Beautiful In it she deals with the mystery of death and the revelations between the life that Is now and that which Is to come Charts Wagner U writing his Impres- sion of America gathered during lect- ure tour here U the of simplicity ha solved the problem of to lead any kind of a simple life in this he will deserve a place at the Une of great discoverer and Inventors Oardlder W Alien new book on Our 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HOLISTIC DRAMA ay ACTORKXJLED FROM RUSSIA
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A Study at Jewish IlapeleMne
Any flutter Orleneff company Qf StTWreUurg acton may ban whenm peared yesterday Afternoon for tbo flnlurns before an American audience at theHerald Square Theatre must have beenwholly dUpelled at tbe end of th first actAi i be lost curtain the entbueUuun of tboA rilonce ran M nigh that players lookediniitlrely bewildered with Joy And yet-
i WM in Ilusslan that EugeneTrhi doff drama The Chosen Peopleproduction of which wee forbidden inIliwla-
TchiriUoff who Is an orthodox Buaatan
mid a sympathetic study of the Jewsro live within the pale of settlement and
nrmo a four act piece entitled levrelmil Jew which the censor allowed himtn print and circulate but not to produce
For M OrlenofT alao a RussiantiM the subject at heart the author
lirt hanged this to a three act dramaeliminating some of the minor charactersHivl introducing many Incendiary tinesnnn t ho piece la to be given abroad only
The piny 10 a study of the principal Jewishlypro in Kuiwla today The plot is furn h i l y the love of an orthodox Russianfor in educated Jewish girl Ltittr Frtnktl-n patriarchal watchmaker and a pious Jewwho h already been through threefvmitio massacre has two childrenRirvf and litah Mme Orleneff bothpithided from the unlrerslty for partialsating In student disturbances At homeihf v dl cuM social problems the painfultopic of nil intelligent Russian subjects1Mr frifnd AaeAman Orl nIT a teacher
Hebrew a visionary enthusiast reHvnblinB George Eliots Mordecal la filledirith ElohUtto dream Herri h Ills hero
his heart aches for his oppressed peopletirucA however
is here he his faith to KarlMarx socialism and assimilation Lei
ita assimilation too for unfortu
und fellow student Berttin a ChristianVmAman is in love with COA and when hefind In a pathetic scene that she loveB rriin ho Ono sun then tim setin my heart but I have another I love roy
daughters love for Orrttin he is Inoonsol
Beholdbe walls there came a greatrind from the wilderness and
Meanwhile rumors of the Klshlneff masere oome more and more Close
shutters a policeman warns them atthe end of the
In the third act the shutters are cloeedstd the Frenkel house Is like a house ofilfsth full of walling and weeping The
or massacre Is itVacAman with vision
Dtretin her to with him Atthe mob breaks in and tan upon
ftrriMin at if he were a JewHe Is a Christian erie1 rm a Christian Btrttin echoee feebly
but the ruffians bear him down and pursueLoch Then Ncetanant revolverwhere Btruinu Christianity failed Lwitshoots heret His tendenciesthe author shows at the last
who come to the rescue ofrealistic and powerful were the last scenesthat there was not a eye In the audience
Other besides mentioned areIntroduced a laborer of intelll-
ta the sooUllstio working
ment of the laitsci smug kind Snii-s newspaper carrier is a in
Ghetto books The actingnf all was of so an order that evenwho could not understand Russian werecarried away it
Mr lent his theatre to the Orionrfl company for the afternoon Ip viewof its success the company may hire somether In to it work
Mrs Clarence and many otherwomen prominent In society were In the
GORKI PLAYED IN
Mlynrbsne Another Study la BntilanGloom Produced hue
to be outdone by the Irving PlaceTheatre which recently gave MaximCiorkls Nachtasyl the Thalia TheatreMock company produced on Wednesday inYiddish the other Gorki play Myeschaneor Bourgeois
This play is a study In middle class gloomaspect of that great gloom hangs
like a leaden sky over Russia Vatitt-
titmtnofl whoso very name signifiesmonotony Is an old Russian so small andnlwrly and narrow that his own chil-
dren Ptter and Tatyana dread him andtit talk Pctr was dismissed from theuniversity for taking part In studentrouble Taliana is teaching school and
withering into a sour old maid Nil herfoster brother whom she loved marries-the Diithe Polta whose brother
virtually tramp and a rover of theforest tut has some human Joy abouthm a tnmg unknown In the Btmtnofffirmly Tatiana takes poison but falls to
ie and malice mind that Is conCrmned to live
Ptltr finally emerges so far from thefamily gloom as to go away with the stupidtut lively widow of a prison warden whotad taken up her quarters In the BesmenotfLouse
You ruin him cries tolltlma the widow He la a student andm v marry
then says she I shall live with himwithout
The bard listed old chucklest the clever bargain he has driven for
his sonYes a drunken
choir singer who boards with the Beirunoff your will come back soon
live like you You haveAccumulated money lie make in-novations he even so far aft toroange the furniture about But other
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the was Inthe grim humor of Gorki somehow tookon a and Gorki came out asi humorous playwright
MUSICAL ARTS SCHOOL FLAX
The New Institution to t Opened to 00tober tn the Lenox Mansion
The School of Musical of the cityot New York Incorporated last June byfUrta 0 Brewiter Frank Damrosc-htuat Loeb Eliot Norton Rudolph E-
Kchlrmer and Paul M Wolburg will beopened In October In the old benox mansionkt ttfth avenue and Twelfth street
The design of the school which startsut Loeb memorial fund of
m0oo and other amountingthe present to about a
o de courses in all branches of musicalnudy corresponding those In the best
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annxsnoiio N 0 March Jl Vloi-Presldoat Fobbank and partyspending the forenoon hire in charge of aeoraroltte of entertainment Mlectedthe Chamber of Commerce took the Soujh-ern Railways Southwestern trainfor Washington Standing on norplatform of the car he bowed bisacknowledgment of the hurrahs from sthousand throats
Among the places vUlted today wastho Revolutionary battle ground of Gullford Court House where tomwallls made
lest stand before Yorktown and wee socrippled by Gen Greenes army that be fellan easy prey to Gon Washington
Tho VIcePresldent was much interestedIn the well kept grounds tho buildingsand the places of the bottle lines markedout by thirtyseven monuments to Revolu-tionary heroes and the course of erectionof the two 10000 monumenta toNosh and Davidson by authority ofCongress He also saw the many valuedrelic and souvenirs of the battle preearredIn the museum of the State Normal andIndustrial College for Women wherth wasgreeted cordially by President Molrer atan reception
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tint Hoof Garden Dnlletln New lieaan-Pis Holland Benefit Today
The Joseph Holland benefit Is to takeplace this afternoon at 115 at the Metro-politan Opera House While tho advancesole of scale has ben large the promotersdesire to correct the impression that allthe tickets have been disposed of
Klaw A Erlanger1 Aerial Gardens at theNew Amsterdam Theatre will open on May27 with a new extravaganza by John JMcNally entitled Lifting the tAd for whichFay Templeton Virginia Earl HarryMacDoaough Lillian Hudson and SueStuart have been engaged and otherfeatures
Frank Keenan will produce another onesot play at the Berkley Lyceum on
is CarusoThe Manhattan Theatre will be closed In
Holy Week On Easter Monday HarrisonFlike will produce new comedy
called The
The ticket are bn aroundthe theatres Last night a man
coat almost ripped off in front of
Smith entertained a boxTheatre last night
and GeorgeGould Mm Stuyvesafit and
At this afternoon there will be adress rehearsal of a little called The
Bird adapted by Margaret MoLarenIn verse and presented by boy and girlamateur actors areto be given next and Tuesday Inaid of Loomis Sanitarium AnnexConsumptive Children
LEW FIELDSS FIRST SPEECH
Beeord of a Years Stage Modesty DrckenWith the Aid f a Phonograph
Low Fields made the first speech oflife at the professional matinee given atthe Lew Fields Theatre yesterday afternoon Mr Fields has been on the stagefor twentysever years but never in all thatperiod be dared addroea to an audienceother than the lines written for him thelibrettist Yesterday however when thecurtain fell on the first act of It Happened-In Nordland he apologizedbility to talk and friend on
will talk for me Immediately-a powerful phonograph to
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saying I thank you I thank youyou
on this occasion among all the player folk in the audience
nun FOR COMEDY THRATRX-
Commlulontr MoAdoo Wont License ItBecause or Report of Klier
The Comedy Theatre at Sixtyfourthstreet and Broadway the license of whichha Just expired wont get another
I have denied the application soldCommissioner McAdoo upon reportmade to me Sergt Eggers after an in-vestigation and a remonstrance
which that minorare allowed in there unaccompanied byadultsThe statutes I think me absolutepower There 1s another theatre In Thirdavenue a small one which will also berefused a license
LWRA JEAN ON TOE STAGE
All or a Olftcd Story Writers Works to nDramatized tar Fourteenth Street
J Wesley Roscnquost manager of theFourteenth Street Theatre made
last night that he had signed oon
and for the dramatizationor oil Idles novels The first
dramatized from Miss MlddletonaLover la completed and been ac
It will boproduced next September at the
Columbia Varsity Show Front H14O4The profit from the run of the
Columbia show The Khan ofKathan In Carnegie Lyceum were 1144
Arum Reception ExtendedThe Society of American Artist baa
decided to keep the galleries In the Fineirt Building open evening os well
this afternoon to holders of ticketsthe reception which wo
originally for from 4 to 7
step baa been taken because of theof misunderstanding on the
of those year beenaccustomed to the evening ofthe and demand forcards of admission this year been unusually great
L Saturday Night
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It Is seldom that one broughtand still more rarely that one
in an auction so many old picture that holdthe attJndon of connoisseur for one reasonor another This Is essentially a oolletlon for amateurs not a collection withor two pictures and a crowd of modocritlos
The Evening Post saysTwo points of distinction Mr Louis
Zhrich may fairly claim for seventyfive old pIctures he la now exhibiting at theFilth Avenue Art Galleries prior to sale onthe evening of Friday next first each ofthese canvases some quality painterlike or merely naive which has commendedit to a trained taste second the authen-ticity of every example i guaranteedReally guaranteed that is and not simply ao
an embarrassing and strictlylimited right of protest If the attributionU disputed by respectable authority within-a year of the sale Mr Enrich will exchangethe picture for the purchase price withinterest
Most of these pictures have been atthe galleries of owner or In loan ex-
hibitions and we need suchcapital pieces as the Architectural Dreamby Salvntoc Rosa the exuberant and charm-ing portrait of the Countess of Chesterfieldby Sir Peter Lely a surprising expressionof bis usually languid talent a sturdy andcharacteristic Raeburo Professor ThomasGregory Turners famous The Tower ofLondon a notable realistic pendant forthe Salvator a massively painted and richlycolored cattle piece by Old Crome and anuncommonly beautiful Moriand
Among pieces many ofexceptional charm Of this sort is a Canoletto gray In tone crisp in handling andincisive in drawing Mouth of the GrandCanal Dogana a eombre Van der Cap
of boats in a calm on the Scheldt anexample of the rare master Jan Aaoelynrepresenting a ledgy landscape in terracotta tone recalling Corota early manner-a luminous beach scene by Bonlngton twoexcellent examples of the cole galante byLancret two Wilsons and a golden land-scape by Jan Both which contains abun-dant detail cleverly managed without lossof breadth It is a little masterpiece oflandscape in the panoramic
Important is the epithet unquestionablydeserved by tho big Madonna Addolorata-of Carlo Dolci It Is Impressive In a surg-ing hysterical way and lea waxy In colortitan most of sentimentalities Near-it hangs Peter Wouvermant Crossing theFord to bring one back from baroque
to the wholesome realities of seven-teenth century campaigning The greatdrought horses splash steadily through ashaded stream Behind them lumbers thepack wagon Gay coated cavaliers watchfrom the bank and dog gambol aboutIn sense of motion it is not Inferior to thomore famous Philips Wouverman whom Itsurpasses In largeness of aM depthof color
BOOKS AND AUTHORS
This year marks the twentyfifth anni-versary of the publication of Henry Georgesfamous book Progress and PovertyThe book baa been published In everyEuropean country In China Japan andIndia and more than 2000000 copies ofIt have been throughout the worldOn April S Doubleday Page A Co willbring out an anniversary edition eachvolume of which will bear on the cover areproduction of the medallion made bysingle tilers Richard sculptor
medallion was the souvenir or theHenry George anniversary dinner recentlygiven Henry George Jr written anintroduction to the new edition in whlohhe tells the interesting story of flnrtpublication of Progress and PovertyTho of Henry George bywill be brought uniform with the anni-versary edition of rather book
In Return the new novel by AliceMaoGowan and Grace MacGowan Cookereader who are familiar with the Southwill identify the grave of Agnes of Glasgowaa one which baa attracted the attentionof many visitor particularly ofromantic sentiment which outald thepalings of the churchyard in Charleston-All history left behind her was thislow with the three words upon itand the line of sacred ground drawnsharply to exclude her adds it hint Therehave many surmise made and manyarticle written concerning this gravebut tbo who read Return will feelthat they know how Agnes of Glasgowcame to 11 there
The London 1 responsible forthe tory of a curious coincidence whichresulted In Sit Gilbert Parkef becomingthe possessor of a Japanese of greatvalue o him peculiar significanceNot long ago George Mackey an artdealer of Birmingham purchaseda copy of Gilbert Parketa latest novel
A Ladder of Swords and at the sametime a parcel of Japanese colored printWhen Mr had finished the bookhe opened the parcel and the flr t print
took represented an actual ladder-of wordtwo heavy rope with swordsa up and down which menwere travelUnga well known trick of
jugglers Naturally whenauthor of the coincidence and thedesign of the print th print changed hand
readers 01 Elinor Glyna books mightexpect the young author is a believer In
maxim that there 1 nothing thatcolS wiLes sod a sense ot humor Will notcore Human natnr in all tt phiM to-
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be obtained When be arrived atthe photographer be found that the poliohad been him and had smashed
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