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THEREVMLJf_ DANCING
gtill Another Handsome Book
on the Art.
n.VClNO ANn PAN'-KRS OF TO-DAY.
Th* Modun Revival of Lmnclng as an
irt By C*roIine and Charlca H Caf.
?n Witb numerouB illustrations. 8vo,
pp. S01. Doajd. Mead & Co.
This if. th* third serious work on the
jial of dancing as an art to be pub
lUhed within the last three months.
I.ikf ?t? tYV0 Prorteopssors. it is profuse
lv and handsoniely illustrated with
portrait? and po***oftb* world-famous
leaders of tho movernent in Europe nnd
ln thiscountry. for Mr. and Mrs. Caffin
_0 not fa 1 to lay the proper atn s
upon tn. acl ??vcment* and the s.
i> th.- Isadora Duncan, Ruth
?t. D4**i,<! and Muud AHan, the Cana
* dian dauphtcr of this continent. who
has often. but most unjuatly, been BO
eu?ed of mf re imitation. The Russian*
r*c4?ive their meed of space and praise,
and of pirtures of the grace of motion
caught at a static moment. The au?
thors supsest, and one aciepts the su_
y^Hon at once. that the Russian revolt
fr.'.m th" pretty, shallow plots ot the
claMleal hallet?meeting, fllrtation,
danial, fllght and pursuit?in favor of
itronger emotions, of plots of greater
depth and meaning, is dlrectly traceable
jto the btark reallsm of contemporary
Ipuaalan fiction. They also find one
[aource ?f Inspiration of Isadora Dun
fcan'a work ln the prirrdtlve dance of
(tn* Cambodians, whom ahe aaw ln
paris.
| This book does not tra.e the history
|bf dancir.g beyond ancient Qreece: its
ftme aoopc bl atitb ttie here and now.
aatore apace is devoted, and rightiy, to
Hhe origin and development of the bal
t, to \ls decadence ln Western Europe
d Its preservation and technical pet -
action In Russla. Brief gliinpses ere
ren at the dances of the South B*a
nders and the North American Ind
Uans?ln thia regard the book widens
Pthe acope of Its predecessors. Adellne
teenee has, of course, a chapter all her
[c*ii. with welcome plcturea of her alry
Wrar-c and charm, most welcome of
?berr. all, perhaps. one of her "Hunl
|_>ance." which one wlshes her to |**|a*
Itnd?belated justlce?Rlta Sacchettl is
teot overlooked, while Grete Wleaenthal.
ln Hungarian dances. is addt-d tu the
igallery
; The book is mad?> decidedly Ameri
|r*n by a close study of negro danc
ilnK from the \anishlng buck-and-wlnc
lajanc* to a clever analysts of the cakp
'aralk. This is too long to quote ln full.
Ibut here is its conclusion:
i as' arrittaaa there is little to di*tingui*li
t ak'walka from the littl?- Harl. ,
??er Plcrrol and ColumWn*> el
whlch both Fr.nch nnd Italuui
used to abound. But in the nerforr I
ef II atlon,
?. t ln the da well
?. th.- mnsic. and the ever pi
i*len,tnt oi Ihe groteaque, Wblch la t ?
P- its little coDiedi"*. Then
r> sentim
the Italiati balleta would be fill-.1
Vbare will be a ?.??
IBS8B even in the lady's p_it; i
Ihn-:;
earlcature rather than con
But t . ia the nativ.
.j. tou h a It . out < IvllUatlon.
.
| wife.
mplished of <? V B**ro
*,ac- a>r* ? : - had been
The authors are to br tbanked for
Ith. r inclUMon of BB h - D ? I I ? B I
lancer as V- ton.
iMontgomcry and BtOBM also iwluded.
'fal! into the rategory of
? rather than artistic danc-in*. The com
: Barlaon between th* ajaarphltl drama
of th" ? Danse de lApa< h<^' nnd the
"eiuberance of energy and vitaiity."
the cut-of-door atmosphere of the
Tommy Danc-er.*. is a happy touch.
There are chapters on court dances and
telk dancing. and on artistir danr-tng ln
Brtioola and for social dlverslon.
1 HE YOUNG IDEA
fiooks Leading It Into Inspiring
Paths.
, fcEROES OF LETTERS AND LIFE.
I "The. Ben Oreet Shakesp^are for
ffoung Readera and Amateur Player?"
itDeubleday. Page> comea ln a series of
ftuedcctmo volumes. simply bound and
BttracUvely Illustrated In his direc
ItJens for atage aettings. "business."
jatc. Mr. Oreet lnvariably ke*ps ln mind
Rhe'limited resourcea nf amateur the
btrlcBla. whether of children or grown
japa. He hlmaelf has demonstrated the
Iruth of what he aaaeru in his Bimple
(atroduotlon: "Aa to atage aeitlng. it
Ui be done ln lota of ways: with
?canery. or with acreens. or curtainB. or
Ma the open alr. Btrange as lt may ap
itear the playB of Shakespeare are
)Bjtta:!v effectlve whichever way we
thoose to give them" There is no b*t
?Ur way than that lndicated by Mr.
?raet to glve the rlsing generatlon a
toorough knowledge of the maater mind
bf tbe world? llterature -ln con
i?*?lon with thlB edition of the plays.
ba they are atudled and produced, lt will
8* found prt.fltabl* by the actors to
aonault William A. Lawaon's "Hhak< -
epeares Wlt and Humor" (Jacobs).
ThU book ls not * mere collection < t
Nrin&*d words" torn from tbeir con
trxt but a dlgest of the comedit-^.
trtgedleB and hiatorkal plays, the plot
t?lng to)'! aa far aa Is neceaaary ln each
battance.
Tam'. ia Th-tures of Real Boy* ard
Garla," by Lorinda Munaon Bryant
Mba L*na .. surveys a wide and ln
iHMlng licld from the dayB of Tltlans
"*aaght.r of Hoberto StroBBi" and
Baaaar'c drawtng of hlniself when a
?oy. down to Cf'llia Reaux's "l>ancitu.'
?irla." and Ocorf* de Forest Brush's
?wtralt of Mrs. Brush and her chll
?*?*? Th<- Br*at palnters at chMdhood
**? arrariKed chronOaOCieBlly and BC
?w^lng to natlonallty, Italy I?alUlgi
W!?* Ipain next, then Qermmuy. Hol
?*D'l. Belgium, KnKland and Ain< i?? ='
"?^ flfty iliuetrationa ?rc ar? ii
*"* trnrj ?? , -? nutlve. Th.
?"W a meaa-un- 4.f Bimple pUJOWledfa
?""thDartlH- and theh aubjeet*.
'??diection oi Kioriea rather out of the
^??on ia j?hn Harrlngton Oo*"*
^?Ik-Talea of I-iiHt and Weat" (Llt
'??. Br^wi,) it drhwa on the Apo
^ypba for "Juriith and Holofarm
J**>u,*t. Iatiyamon and oth*r Batrly
7*???h WriterB a- well as on < ?ld
^**Cfl. Old Japan, Hweden, ..rio, for
T1** laaaon, on contemporary Duteh
* ** oonioa of ihe legtnd of Slster
a
Jfcttrtoo. several of theae atorlea, Mr.
r. 00 Btotee, are set down here ln Eng
l'-*h for the first time.
Alfred r. Blaisdell and Francls K
Ball's "English History Ptory Book"
rl-lttlo. Brown) ia destined for both
school and home use. It? contents are
hUgOty a r__OB_|eie of hero*s and hero
Inea and great rulers. begtnning wlth
Caradon and Queen Boadlcea and end
ing with tht charge of the Light Brl
gade and Virtoriii's reign. Even Bobin
Hood finds a place here, so do James
Wiitt and QoorngO Stephens.m.
The llves of the "Kaints and Ileroes"
of the Chrlstian Church are told In
Blmpleet outline In two volumes by
GtorgB Hodgea (Holt), The flrst of
these two booka haglni with Cyprian,
A. D. 200, and elooOB with Wycliffe.
Hus and Savonarola nt the end of the
Aliddle Ak<-f; the second begins wlth
Lnther and the. other luilori of Ihe
Beformation, and ends with Bnnyan,
Fox and Wooloy. Boom ls approprlote
ly made in this BOCOO. volume for
Loyola. The author tonches upon
Church hletotry and doetrlne only In so
far as thut ls roqOatOal by the blographl
cal BBOteriOl wlth whlkell he doOaO,
ANIMALS AND HOBBIES.
Booka about aninials will never lose
their Interest for Chlldro? As a matter
Of fact, "The Book of the Zoo," hy W.
S. Berridge, F. Z S , and \\. IrVrclval
WaateM, F. L. H. iDutton). Ib one of the
BBOBl readab? arorka of this kind that
BOOKS AND AUTHORS
Current Talk of Things Present
and to Come.
t\'e are glad to know that the late
%V. F Monypenny's "Life of BenJ.imin
Iiisraeli," a most succespful biography,
has not been left unfinishod. Ita au?
thor ia said to have had practl^ally all
of the material ready for the publlsh
ers.
The Last "0. Henry Book."
The twelfth ami last \"li;me of th*
O. Henry atories will b* P lbUab*d
about Iier-eniher 1".. Th'- gr**l*r purt
of Its material ln tCOtl and eaurtOOB was
takon from the j.ap'-r "Tha Rolltnf
Stone." which the author edited many
years ago ln Texas.
History from Newspapers.
l! is reported from B*rllfl lb*l an
aaso.SBjUOB has been org*nla*d there
under the title of "The German N*Wa>
j.ui.?r Arch'.ves " The purpose of this
eociety is to pres*.*rve and classify cut
Uaga of everythir.g that mi.v uppear in
th* Oaaian preaa i..<\it.g more ti
momentary interest. II la B^la***d that
tha colkKtlon thua formod aboaJd b* ol
BBBlateMM e both to UtOBC who are B**k
lriK fur is..lni-il ItMM Of inf'.iniatioti
] and for those who Int^ml to write a
partmi or Bp*ctaltsed blstory of the
time. Tn tin- beglnntng apecl*] attcn
tlon arill bt pald to Oaanclal, Induatrfal
and '.abor qu**tlona and i" bbcIbI *co
RIT- BACCHETO IN HEB BPANI8H DAN'Cl
? i'rom a photoprapli in "I>ancing | atO Of
has been p ihllshfd in te. etit yars. De
llghtfullv lllustrat.d. lt d-*Ja with th'
London Zoo. bul d 6T*r?
.-ind anlmaia
are aninial
alL aaii
gulld in Chrlstendom. thouch
South*.. -j"i ?? atlll IM ' ? Mnd
D ? nany otht r r
tt,,. pro| ? IvillSBtaon. Thi
. iro*
tbC Btt*iy '?: th.-ir own lii
g^olooi nn of Hfe,
adtng throofb <!- ?
fection. ia uot the l*Ml Bl kV n> ?
IBotraa* ttotlni "?? i:^x '
_And h*r?- is ?*] I
by Frank To*rni
a "complete manna! of all ma:'
pr.rtali.ing tO dOB ' '
the youthfui tanctar." Do**. ponle*
jOBfj l rBbblta '?.v,<h. f.-rr.is,
monkeys. natoa, aqat ?? I ? lf******
poultry, plgaoaa, tmney pb****? -
Sni b**, '??' j..' kdnws.
Jays. ravf i.s. BBl gP*
rots.' and al! kinds of C*f<
cluding evn the Oatnty J****
row, are dialt with. full dlrevti'.hs b*ln|
glven for their keeping ln f.-mfort and
health. their varht.es. training. etc
There are 143 Illustrations from photo
graphs rafflctently attractlv* to tura
even the most indiffei ent of boy* ttl
that deliKhtful and proflUbl* bobby,
tha ke. piuK of anlmaJ i"'t?
,?uy bobb?M foi tri*
4/ounc b**r*v*r, an Inllniiude of them,
as C?efl H. Bulllvant polnt- Ottt ln th<
? to his "lA.ty i'.">'s Book ol
Hobhies" (Dodge Publlshini; Company).
He has his .iivision on animal p*tl B4
ev?n lnelu.les silk arorma -bait he alsc
writes of eniBBaltry and joinery and UM
, of makins: BCbool bOXD* Brltt
Mei**1 <omp?rtm' rttt*. H*r* the boj
eu rtarn. f^"1 tn" t,vt ar,(l ekeeUeni
diuh'rutns, B*)* t* make a bOOfMTani
a ruo'l' I j.lrcraft. a subnmnne DO*l
a mlnlature mill. I wnrkahle motor BBf
An.i uo,,.ler- mav i- done _\vith I
ja'k-knif'-. the 1'aakaf'a amaarnffl)
versati'.e tOOl Then th*f* are b.nt
iron an.! fr.rtwoik. wood-carvlnK. BOOk
blnding, ptaotofra>pby. taxldarrny, oot
lectlng ln H many form*?WBJ hav.
po-US* BtBmpa baaan ov*rtook*d h*r*1
-K?,i blcycllnf, scoutin^. camping
lobofgnnlnc, < >< ?in? -h..bides onouab
)nd<ed to B**p a boy 8*nploy*d IIBtl
he isgrown up.-'Harpe. s Bo*tin|
Book for Boya." Bd*t*t1 by Cb
of th- e.litor.al oVtit Ol TThl
tfotor BO-4 ' !? ??mlmntly prn. ti al
r,? artth a .hapK-r ob awlnuailng
whi.ll .s Ihe oni> rtgW ..Pli-a'h ?'
wi.at BlwBjra raaaaatna ? hM?rdotti
Kport, bad tn... '"? *'
. a thoroufh eooraa ol
mode boai 4 .MtttM tlon. The next
S_o la 35 building of real b.
f na and aalllng; th.-n con*
S'boal ia taken up, tha entfn* r*
" \L ,,i .rae. the l*rg*i
',,;.,'.n The hydroplana ",...s h.s
?\ ,,n^ lontrlbutor* to thla boob
JJJJ,* wuh ralbibU and ?ompieh.-nslv.
&?2^V?B&So
win- h tbey d.al.
ind if II i ;
00 telll ?? ?
l | to tl -
Andrew Lang'a Library.
>?
whii Ii haa just been - Lfl lnter
cstiriB; l.ut net . ?
tlon. it < ontaIni
?
for Ifi ? Laldloa " loi
8*in_won_Bn of t;.. i.
. "'Auror.i i n'l ?;.'
borlou
tteolly lettered b] tbeh oojaaj
Andi'-w I.arijr's I?i?t.'inc- Annihila
, tors Ti:- i Sh<.ru-ncd
Uaj y . ifiaa Brod lon an I
borlou.*'
George Meredith and the Wme Cup.
A t | : ? ? ' B Doyll
gave Boane rewl ' ?? ' ? *
Meredith, if' Ibe eoorea of ablcb hc
broogbt eul i"-1 fl*?aid'i fondooi t_
k good bottla Bf w-li.e. even after he
i. ; i een fofbtdden to touci ai ln
toxieoot Once aben Doj e aoa dlnlni
with him he ordered up ? bottle, with
the provlso that his gUOOl abould drink
lt. The bottle eroa doly aoaptJed, ahere
OPOO Meredith said. "II haa given me
greal Bleoaore t<. eae tho aroy you have
drunk that BOttla <<f w ine. The faet hl
i have lotd down a Uttla t-to,.k of irlna
whi' h i-- gOOd, and 00004*0 600M li'io
ond iirink ? glaaB ond tba raaiolnder la
0700tOd, ' Mr. Benry Murray. another
of his MendOj bod 'his atory to tell -if
a visit io Boxhlli:
Ooe Ol the Kuests at dmnei OOU? drlol
nothlng but mltierai arater, and btoradltli
liitn ajjalhrt that habit wlth an
Intense aolemnlty n<- told a Htnry of ?
fe!U>w atudant at Dusaeldorf when be aroi
Btudyiog ineil.irK thera who fell a vi.-tlm
io iu? unbrldled thlrat for mlnerol natera
He 'li'-.i BuaTdenlj ln agony, askini; thol
the autopBy ebou? ba perforroe<l by hi?
frlend George Meredith "When l rnodi
the tirst incisli.n, tha glltter ol thn stala ?
titex in tbe pcor fellow'a gaatrlc eavttj
,.,. .i.v. ly I iltiil.-.l n.-?? I had to weal
1,1 ,.? 11? aea for montha aftt i
The Arabe in Spain.
?ln Arabic Bpaln: Bidelaghti on Hei
nnd Arl" ll tbe titl" of ? vol
iiuie In whlch Mr. Hcrnhard Whlshaw
hoi Uied to elucidate varluua polnts ln
the history of Sevllle BaadOf tl"> Moa
lonis. It was a time when the city wai
wonderfaUy proaperooe and beautlfnl
phUoeophy, BOlOnOO OBd all the aru
flo-ti-hod and were revered. it cannoi
be sald that the Chrlstlnn civlllzatlor
whieh giavj "i> BPO" th" nrtoo ol
BoVlllO'e Moorlsh rule could be com
pared to it ln onlightemnent.
A Biography of Cobbett.
[Tnpubllahed correapondonce o_
lurin tbe baa_ of tha two-volame Mog
ropby of WUlkun Oobbett, whieh the
IndefatigebU U**H Mortille is pre
parn.x. The Iftt'TB and papers of f>-h
,?.? pova heen pJoced ol bli rllopaBal
hy the grandsnns of his pubjeet.
Tom Brown Dead.
T,?. ,?roof Thom..s Bugbeo'o fomooi
book "Tom Broarna BVihooldayo," has
dOPOTted this life 01 the ripe age of
eightv-eigl.t. He was In realily the
lUA Aug-BtuB urleba* a Bedfordshire
BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS.
BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS.
BOOKS AND PUBLICATIQN3._ | J^K_S_^D?PyiUCM^I31
A HOLIDAY FEAST OF GOOD BOOKS
Rudvard Kipling
JUST-SO
STORIES
^\'eu; fidtiion
F. Hepkinsen Smith
CHARCOALS
OF NEW ARD OLD
NEW YORK
Arthur Rackham
AESDP'S
FABLES
Rudyard Kipiine
Aftet 8>aiT B8B88 #f r\tw itndv tod len im*ribl* ?k*tche?. Mf
6:?*?ob ?t? waeaao ? s*r\r* >'. twelre <:riwtnr>, !n ratl eolere,
wbirb wa. int m?a> othTi. b*!i*Te are \'.\t b*?t tfcl_ir* ihat t-ar*
t_,0 4->B. W* l^i'ra "b?t aBTon* wb<> letaa tftr 6>_elaaa M.nd
lna ol huroor anu n?farai hiitory wV.rh >n* BBata O ' 'u*t So
?torl*a" will nirrvir, a a*w and un*?p*<-t*d deiigbt wb'D he
?-?!? iir BBaaaaa'a erawiaaa
tllHS tr%tn i? ; _ Gir'fi. f>rtt ?m?rr#?tt? l"?n aewt
*m rieth. Net. $2.r,o.
Ga!d*B Sll??e* " "Set la Sll?*r." "M? I'rneod
BJ-,jrla**r a.- ?t i?Ta?T. "1_a?a of th* worl'l. lo?*r of New Tork.
?ti laM8 h>. iraiaefel ? ??qi' ?(j..ii,"a>*nt '.. tae "?<k at rt'-t-itina
_M -g-t-r--! ?'-?<"? ?f _M :r??t CltJ Wall Str**t. tb- rlrnokljB
P.->,L{. Ca*t!? Oird.B iwh*** r?nny I.nd ?anr>. old Trirjlty Cburfb
?i-l aad 8iaa? 5'b*r OrstCBl I "<" tak* "n ? n'w rr.rkti ar npd.r
tb? airhor * ttarl mi draw;Ej; 4.1 tb?t tb* tr<nk '- ? Baaat ?l-i". 8'
? nrwioa af _M ?*rr <pir!' of N*w Twk lltaatrartoaa, 22. by tu*
,,5,,, BJH. ir..OO. 4U? limil'i Fil.tum />* l.uxr ?>? 'iro* B-ipr. .
_V* tr-rria. f*Uur*, snd tin*H bv t\' auttor 1X8 ?f"l ?"'?
N*i B_r, <M> ABtWpatlBI th* nltimit* appr"iat|..n it tli? ?< ?
*f :b't. Vperb -ort Him-hamtb - Rr-o* f III * 811 Ftfrb Ar. .
v.w Tork. bl?* p?:'rba?rd tht ebtir* I* I.m* rdltlon >
Tb:? Ii i ?olom? sf f_dl*aa ?pp*H tn erery ?Ild and for tho..
r--?n up? ?ae bi?* not ln-t tb* enl? wor'h wbtlt fOid*B
Mr Barahia f**?j 'o bi?* tlie Blft *f M^vnt "h?
,.-t .plrit ?t wl.at ?* lil-wtratea ff? | ' ?-? '
f.r,:^ ?r. r' B8Mj t? v^- "h-t b. BBB doot
>et. Bir.o
>et. I1O.O0
KIM
i\^e_> 1 lolidau Editon
John LaFargc
Reminiscences
oi the
SOUTH SEAS
Tb ? i*. ? n??r ?ni b*?utiful BflttBB of "K? ." BaTtfla nol''
b* th* reamdortloa ia -oior? if th- rBrra 4*tta P ? i-?*? "
k ; laa ib. . Omn . '.'?-? '; * -] ^ *
K I k?r , kaven >' KlpUng. th* t>r"4*r' ?<1 tlon bh_ b( l
traasara batl " ? 80-0 of lta worb-anabia nad ?? i tribata
.,'. ]._i. Lataiiwl KlaUaa "08 la BO la* ??' -? I '? "o"
mw? ????< laa i raoa aarj rn?a ? m aei I
' ' .?-|?r^#ic. n '"mt a'ir typt
4 lotb. >e?. 840?88.
aaBaao raa ar-ata, ? tbia? he whirb Mr uirarp *'^ vr?
iBlmTt w,. h- par-iaa ??' Bo s^tb s*av u? i*ft b?h'nd Bta
i Jo-irnal ?nl ? aerfa of 1800? 88881?1 M? ?tiy In Sainoa
?ai r;ji. wbira ?how in wii th. aaaaa bbbh al th* rt? rb?r_
.f rU\nr ind 1 ?? t tal rnak* bti p..lnt!ae? Ulnn of b?tn"?
lllustau*** '- ?a B88jra ll <" "|l?'"'' ??? ?*?'" b? tKf
aaOaai
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