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ART EXHIBIT FOR WAR FUND.
A loaa exhibition of fifty aiulw
ataeae of art to to M alrta at the
home at the late Baajaiala Altmaa,
Firth AvaMe aad Vkftlath ftreat, he
athtata mat Wadnatday, for tha ban
aflt of tha -Saeouaa National." Tela'
la one of tha moat affective of tha
war relief eraaalaatlena aupplrln
iooo an oiouiini iv ina aiuuie
woatea. ci
Bhlldren aad avd
v:
oele in
rraaei. The "maatera" will be ehowa
ta tM D utile fa tM Mrat tin aa2
Krepreaeat the ptleeteac eolleetlona of
aaaay prominent or new aaraara TM
Slatlage. when catalogued, will ahaw
a gfeateat aeaaea aver given to art.
ARgtMee' laelageleturea are
WhltaerVatra. ireMrSnKatlnjtoal
N. j. Berwiac JeliM Woodraf f ahta.
aaa. Charlea B Alexander, Samuel H.
PiiAnuHBr, oruuei Jt.
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laker. Otto
hjje. Vanderbltt aad Oeorge Oould.
tm sxaiDK win ooBiimta April a
ewe aad aVraghtara X Israel otve
TM Bona sad Daughters of Israel, aa
east side charity ergaatsatlen, will fire
an eatertalnmeat aad haM for. the bene
fit ef the aged and peer Inmates of tM
borne, mo. i Kaat Team eirw,
to-
aKht, at the Harlei
Hiver caaina. mo-
on a Avenua ana
Om
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Twenty-sixth Btreet Justice Aarea J,
levy of ine Municipal uouri la enaii
man of the entertainment commute.
the entertainment committee.
hThe officers of the oreaaiaatlon are Mi
or inr oramnisauon are Mr,
President: M. Dick. J. Wolf
ter. Vice PresldernU! ' Dr. BL
and 8. Lleeer,
Abromowlti, Becretam J. Pomnsn.
Financial Secret ryi A. Reltman,
Treasurer) I. . Knslaader, Compt -oiler;
U. Bemei, raiairman of nnaneei j. Hal-
uern. M. ROsenawelg and B. Blelman,
Have, Completed
the United States
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Leginska Wins
Great Audience
By Her Playing
B SftvtiUr Kwttn.
ETHKLf UOCUNSKA, tha EngUth
. plan let, gave a reeltal at Car
nagle Ban laat alght that fairly
eaatlvated a jrreat-aadJenoe. Naw
York atualo lor ere are not unfaJnlllar
urirh her and have tot failed to rec-
ogMlae her taleat; hat hut night, in
the eoatbtnatloa of yrograaune, play
lag aad personality, aba Won a
triumph .that waa memorable. It
aeema Incredible that the little
otnan with tbe boyleh figure, bee
ii'ln nop, oiothed ail In black aava
for a big turn-over white cellar
around har neck and tblnlng allver
buoklea ea her ahoea, entering upon
a atage of Foderewaklan darkneaa,
could move ua ao much but aho did.
Peraoaally, no plane, recital tbia tea
eon baa glvon n aaoh eajoymont.
Prof. r. X Arena, who waa aa much
lawreaaaa na mvaeir. eaia to ma;
"len't it a delight te hear a plaalat
wbo lan't a aaaaaaer 01 im incor-
aerated laterMtleaal Valoa of Piano
Peaaderar' Taat doean't meda that
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raHe to aepreouu' tM eenlua of a
Mecauuuiorof a Bauer, bat oaly that
heth of us. with the reat of tM audi
ence, fen under tbe spell et Mlsa
Leglnska's playing.
Miss Ijaglnaht began with the hu
aseroue Cata Fugue." by Bearlatti.
continued through compositions of
simple sentiment by the sane com
smear, Daeala, BerediM aad Raaseaa,
and closed tM drat .part with atahu
maan'a lovely sonata In O minor,
opus 21 MaoDoweirs "Keltlo" son
ata sounaee a aere' vigoroM note
after tM latervat aad with Rubin-
stelnra study Hi b im ror a respite,
wm followed by Llaet's eighth rhap-.
aedy, waerbiy played te. the Mlct
almost of sxnaascion oi tne piayer.
A Lssehetlsky aaseaer- aaa tae
ehuli-Kvler arajbeeejues oa "The
Blue Dolt use" watts oeatpieted tne
prorramme.. But nobody weald go
home, and the tired little woman was
forced to play twe or three extra
numbers.
ttrhlla, attaa
Legteaka was ptaytng
at Carnegie Hall laat night. Aline
Ml last nignt. Aimevan
Baerea taea. a prom lalss young Aer-
Ican atanart, aot yei out or ner Mena
and Mt yet arrived, wue givmg a re
cital at ASolianjuui. iter programme
meiudcd oomeoaltloas by Beethoven,
Schumann and Chopin. Qne of the
meet laMreaimg laeiaenta o ism aay
waa tM presentation la the afternoon
of rnterlBlc and Ultra Modera
Mualo and uanee" at tne t'lato. xne
eh of aooatie was ieo urnttein. tne
young American cuoisi pianiai, wnose
work nas Been qxpioiiea nsis siwie,
"Asses" and "Jor." twe ef kla own
eompoelUeM, proved most disturbing
to the aweieace. Aseociatea wita aim
wm Paul Draper, the Amerlcaa teaer.
TM real fun waa found la tha ftttur.
istio dances ei aeraia xnignt ana
eeidlasr Hall, daaees wklok word ta-
tended to be faaay and were atade
ao by thetr exponents. Res Idee, at
CarMgto Chamber Musts Hall, ta tM
afternoon, there wm a reeltal by
Orate Ternadle. aooraM. aceemnan-
led at the puna by Mr, Boa. Htr
s gramme was varied, Mr voice eap
le, although not always used prop
erty, and her art of ao msaa aaantv.
At Aaonan ttaii, Mmuitaaeenety,
Walter Damreaca ooatinued hie aa-
taatery reelUUa at tM plaao ef tM
WMtwgee Trllegy" far the beaedt
ef the VaeaUoa War Reltef Commit.
tee. He flalefcad the last, twe acts ef
nsiegrriea-. ana vu aeartliy
puaaea ay a large aaateMe.
easameaeaseasf
While tia TravlaU" u aatanlng
v mni as a lens
i ii ii i .
d'Oblgny," wae atruck on the head
While the ecene waa changing. The
wound, which waa alight, waa dreeeed
and ha went home eufferlag little
pain. The caat Included Frieda
U em pel, Lucca Botta and PaiqusJe
AmAto, Mr. Pelacoo conducting.
laadora Duaeaa will begin her eea-
eon at tM Century Opera Houea next
Tharsday evening "with u Shabert-
itranMa-HeetBovea pro gram rao. on
Friday abe will preeent aceaee and
daaeee from "IphUrenla In Aulla'
"iphlgenla in Taula" to uluck'a mutlc.
On Saturday afternoon Miss Duncan
will oaTer for the flra't time la Amer
ica her Cbopla programme, which aha
coa aid era her greatest achievement.
Miss Duncan's own dancing;, will be
attpperted by her pupils, and she will
nave tne assistance of a trained
chorus, six rouna actresses with
speaking parts aad a pianist or repute.
Arthur Mees, for years conductor
of the 8t. Cecils Choir of Boston and
tha Worcester music festivals, will
conduct the "Atonement.'' which will
be given by the CathoHo Oratorio So
ciety at Carnegie Mall on Friday eve
ning. The oholr of HO voices, under
Belraa Kronold, will be assisted by
Marie Warner, soprano; John Flnne
gan, tenor, and, Frank Croxton, basso.
Bmmy Destlnn and ntccardo Mar
tin of, the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany, and William Hlnshaw. the
American baritone, Will be the alngera
at tM Biltmore morning muaicale
next Friday at 1140 o'clock. Each
will slag an aria and a group of aongs.
Andre Tourret violinist, will play
aeveral short compositions.
Nicola HbefaM, American violinist,
will give a recital at tbo Little The
atre nest Tuesday afternoon, assisted
by Herbert Freyer, English pianist.
li
it a sonata by Dohnanyl, new te
New York. The programme will
Include compositions by Bach Mo-
. . . . i . m . ,.i a
Uwsklrwlth Oeorgo Falkensteln.Mls
Thomas's accompanist, at tho piano.
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The New York State Music Teach-
aaolallAn tariii ttnlfl n meat In a
ar ine musicians i-iuu an maaaaj
Miislelnna Club fin Vnnrtn
S-How OMreMav M fShSn ii
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Sm-pTny." and H3E will M
dlaeussed for the twenty.seventb aa -
Harry Oliver HlrL oraanlat at tha
Claseoa Avenue Presbyterian Charon,
Brooklyn, will give a free organ re
cital en voneay evening at toe old
First Presbyterian enure h.
Walts r Damrosch will give the
fifth and sixth of his explanatory ra-
eltala at the piano on the ''Ntbel-
uttgea Ring" at Aeolian Han on
BURLESQUE.
m HARLEM3
I
JinrinMrVSla"' opmlone aa there are doc
r. A5.l"?nSrllLh.,1 S!""? It will bo Miss McCarthy's first
Wednesday and Prtday afternoon oa
MOotterdamnierung."
John Cuattlng free oriran rccttai at
Calvary Church on Monday afternoon
- Uuliikoil
Ramael A. Baldwin will give freo
organ recitals at the City College en
to-morrow and Wednesday, at 4 P. it.
Plays for the
Coming Week
O"
Tuesday night "Alice In Won
derland," dramatized by Alice
Geratenbere from Lewis Car-
rotTa book of the sams name,
and Its sequel, "Through the Looking-
Glass," will bo brought to the Booth
Theatre for a two weeks' engagement
The production Is made by ths Play
ers' Producing Company, which pre
sented It originally at the Fine Arts
Theatre, Chicago. The scenes are
seven In number, representing Alice's
home, the room In the looking-glass,
the hall with doors, the seashore, the
March hore'sF garden, the garden of
flowers and the court of hearts. Ths
company Includes Frank Stirling,
Vivian Tobtn, Florence Leclerq, R ar
nica Golden, Maatrr Toon, Alfred
Donohue, Fred W. Permeib; Oepffrey
Stein, J. Ounnle Davis; Walter Kings
ford, Kenyon Bishop, Frederick An
nerly, Winifred Haaley, FoShall Data
gerilcld. Rule Pott, France Bendtsoa
and John A. RlcV. Tbe author is rep
resented among the characters.
As tho piece makes a special appeal
to children, dally matinees will be
given, Beginning with Wednesday of
each weeH, at t o'clock.
s
George Bernard Shaw's play, "The
Doctor's Dilemma," will be produced by
Granville Barker at Wallack's Theatre
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docT..d the Uoa' witi nr he Mm
, Who Married aDumb Wife." will be
fY on Monda. Tjelay, WadMe.
l"'' V'.'
Midsummer Night's Dream" en Satur
day afternoon.
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Ia addition to the photo play, "The
Heart of Maryland, with Mra Leatle
Carter, and the operatio aad orchestral
novaltlea aad watar anaetaclea on.
1 nonnoed aa the bill for the raoDeelns
of tho New York Hippodrome under a
new policy to-night, there will be the
first presentation ef the film record of
UWLEdQUE.
47AfJ
FAVORITil
Of
tbe Vanderbltt auto race, which took
place on the grounds of the Panaina
Paclflc Exposition at San Francisco on
tho opening day of 'tho Fair. "The
Heart of Maryland1" was produced by
Herbert Brenen, and is baaed on Be
lasco's play of the same name TM
period of the story. It will be recalled,
la that of the Clll War. and the most
striking; scene Is that In which Mary
land Calvert, to prevent an alarm over
the escape of her lover, ruahoe up lato
the church belfry and swings from the
clapper of tho bell to muffle Its sound.
Four regiments of regular soldiers, two
ambulance corps, a thousand minor
actors and hundreds of horses were
employed In producing the pictures.
The musical portion of the programme
j will iiiwui nuu; iiBiuvi. uw nvineu
j tenor whose concerts at Royal Albert
Hall gained her a London reputation.
Performances will be given at 1 and 7
P. M. dally. Including Sundays, and
the erleee will 19 10. IB. 26, and. to
cents. To-night's performance begins
at s Q-ciock, ,
,0ANT LIMIT MAN'S THIRST.
Caart Vpaata Alabama's 4)aarf-a-
Month Lteaer Larr,
MONTGOMERY, Ala.. March to.
The Bonnie antl-Uqeor ahlpplag law re
cently peased by the Legialature was
declared unconstitutional to-day b
Judge Ounter of tho City Court This
law provldea that no person may rs
celve more than one quart of liquor a
month, and that express companies can
not make such deliveries.
A teat case waa brought by J. F.
Whittle of Pensacola, Flo., wbo sought
to nave tuo aouinetn Kxpreea company
Pt six quarts of .liquor to a lUmor,
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crowded.
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for newspaper men waa won. by, Henry
Hoglett of the Wall Street Joeuiel,
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plays by varWus hottir. lodged by a
committee consisting, of tire. Belt
French Vanderbltt. Mrs. Arthur Beet'
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