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PEERS SON TO WED
Lard Henry ( bsrlce Beymoar Eagsjfd
|o Lady Henrv GrOSVCaor.
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m.rn . ?* led
later.
Lady Helen i irosri
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"FAJOL-. STAIN'- AT ACADEMY
Frederich Peifj Sees sa Btei of Mys
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"Tl-.. I tail '?' ml'???
ihown for ? ' first 1 i al
(uiie yesl
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pictui ' Emile
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Fredei P ecn in
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CHARLOTTE WITH SOUSA
Sunday I'.ntertainments a! Hipped -BIBS
and ( eatery.
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GOOD CARPENTE?
DID TRIS PLA'
"Mrs. Boltay's Daughter!
is Brilliant Exercise ?n
Dramatic Technique.
RITA JOLIVET IS
AT TOP OF HER AR
Marion Fairfax's Comedy I-. I)
signed Chiefly for S;?plusticat
ed Nembers of the Public.
"'*!r* I Mar
?Found? n the 1 .
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George M the I
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H.? ill ?WOOD BROl .V
"Mr?. !l?,j..n
iti iplead -i es I Ths bow play !
i sil :'..-4. 4? i. ? h as - produced
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la s d ? ;
? t that
re i
lot, \v? found our . rj withoi
i, broi
? ? there was oai
pired ai foi a mi
? h a marked liaking -
bul 44. ?oui i mueh rather fe?
lt -,..-.-'- Deughtcn
Wethii
bal t.. the p',.-?
- ?>??.? the do?
iltioald Inqu re of sset pr? ?p? el i
member "f the sud ence,
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son?" Th.re ?v i i ! !?? no need to ask til
? ee flies oat
? ' ? ' Itory Heals eh'.ef!
rl o has bo?con
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en loi ? lei that her mother an
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drama I .-.-?,, H iar?;
extent wil bol? 'm ? . bat f"
pis) ? srs bt
h eh :?'"?? Idas thai th
sil kiek down s dooi
third ?ct. ?> . tantrumi ? ? ? net
"M ri Boita; i .
did piece of proof that nothing bu
point of vie? mod) fro*
11 ag< d| . Min Fairfax'! play eoul
in half an hour t
I a curtain ? i ? - *-? ? * boob ..
? 44,, .: i be a pitj
for it ia t ne a comedy te mat
ng worth while.
Th.- po the go is men
I onlj i . .?i ii ?? New "fork ?
? ?- have almoat alwayi imiited oi
? '.i ver; i "T!
Incuii'. ?" i on? of the fes dramas ths
4... ran remember which ha- undertakei
treat th< woi lan lightly
Then r? g bita of pat I
In "Mrs. Boltay's Daugh
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humoroui Ths wit of the plaj ii pro
l'oun ; the ? bierva
? r happy
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Pew play? pro-. ,de half S
re -i ven inch In "Mr
Dolt? Rita Joli? et, ai
rra,
Dor ika, und lueeeed In enliating ai
interact and .~ym
might i
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Annie Hag I All un
na! ral mothei. Antoinette Wn ?
dec dodly ? ue, Adel) n -'?'? i!
. Harrison Huntel
n gentlemanl; immoral -? Forr -
\! nant quite t hi
ever a< t
Bei dt ? n an estr?
if pi
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trutl mora oi losi nr.-gl? etod In th?
drama. It i obU nda that ths worst pi i
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the eharaet? r with impulses of oas m rt
. be de Ired shoe?
- nothing. Thas, the
immoral Boriika immoral In
it? t i ?? -?? li a fat mors at -
?lian the tWO --.-ter?
4vho hava kept tl.t>ir ?lely at
. ipease of hi rs. Joba Farrsday
the BSBfl tO ' Is indebted,
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ntimontalit?/, ws
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whi n, in au a fear at
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ball rej rt? ?-." laya M thai !
mon. ?
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for ! am .?
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MISS ELIZABETH HIBBEX.
Daughter i t pri o? Princeton University, whose engagement t..
R iberl Maxwell S? tant profeaaor of Latin at Princi ton, in i
ipft
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYER!
"l.i..rs" and "School fo
Scandal" Next on Grace
George's List.
"The I.inrs," by !! ;r Jone
will be ? given oxj
gsn I.;. ' | any of r?
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. ? ? 'The New Yol
i ' ?? ell Mi?
1.. rday that s.h
ip to : ? irtory promlae
by I "ii Novem
her ?. Art a ?,.,???,.. eoatent wil
?ii ??.?:. i th? Lang
? : laved o
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After "i I- 'will come "Tb
?i,dal." ??nd i' is I
"Tit for ' thei ?..nu
opera
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Oresi 1er. hsa wril
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: ted th
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"I I,.- it the Vita
t J ? : rl Blachtoi
. ',i I,.- press?t.
Both "!?'?? r ai '. v. armer" and "Tht
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nga to
? be SI > :: l'
?.. rj Hopwood'i
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mored to be Gei
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and ! . ?' illy in
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Glft of ? ..'. 11. i Bwerdi Dedicatsd at
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front of 1
treel
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Phebe ? irelin? Cothsal
Lawrence.
BUTLER IATTDS VAN AMRINGE
?seih Lew, Tee, **'i?-.iks al Hseaerial for
Ei Dean of < olumbla.
lohn Ho-?ai i * a-, I
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olea Murre. But i r and
preaent pr. ..?,-: of tl
th? Van Amrii ??? memorial in St. i' ? ?
( lhapel.
"If I were ask?d what
- I d <x Mayor Low, "1 . it il
ths body of ? i| ,-.- It? . -
and pressai red by the
? vii lit OB I of ? havo been
with us. Prof? Vsn A mringa a as
pe? t of thoss
gether the | I ful ire."
"We have -?? ? | a grow with
i ?? . Van Ami : ig t," laid Prei
But 1er, "and a _ nim 1 e coll? -i-. He
t what? i hii r?-.i.a
with the charm t f a gr< t'.i'y "
TUXEDO AIDS ITS HOSPITAL
Benefit Tomhatoae (.??If Tournament
Has Main Playera,
It,. I. .? ?. .. e . i .
Tuxedo Park, ... V . Oet 24. Mr. and
Mr- Frederick l>. L'ndei i.I enter
i a party al th? el lb to-day. and
Mr. and lira. W, II. a ned
Mita Sag?-. Mrs '.?.? h. Whitney and W
II. Bolton i?'
Among other? iun lunched a<
club were Will, m Hare, Fi
I 111 liard. M r. a' ! *'. : Fl id? : - I'.
.. the M
Mis. ,\ Li " ' '.? "??? ! K
I'e dlel I i Misa Ade
?.'Wick,
Mr.snd Mrs.. M Ru I
' S. Corbin, Mr.
and Mn '?? Louii
1er, Mr a
and Gi ral)
A m xetl fiursomi
ment _as i i pn . i _ the
golf links f
Hospital, rhei
? ra: ts. BOM - ?re '?'
Colliei and w. W. Wal mi , MI
and (i. P I't reaux, t? * ai '1 Ml i.
C, S. I. ie, Miai Kath u
George St. George, M
sr I sad L J. rig t, " ? ? M irj Si I -n
sad Georgs M. Ruahmore, Miaa Maud
? ai .1 II C. Drsyton, Mr. and Mrs.
Dai : W agsl ifl ? ad Mi J. K. Hum.
and K. Winslow.
DATE SET FOR RUSS EALLET
De l?i.igliili--"- Deacers To Be ..t Met
n?r,<'';trin in __nu_r\.
Serge d< D i__ leg' Ru Ballet
with icenery by Leoi i ap
?
. I i . - ? i, 11 17, i I
was snn? iae< ?I Is I sight, after a i?:- h
t will I :r th? ra ts
?estrs
s pOW b?
lake.
MAl tht bead f tl
their i -
Karsai Ina. A
graphic sad ? ?-x
: ' rt BBd ' "
' .- . " I
Sokolova and Pflati i each :? dai
of dis- .: e1 lOB t-ior?
f Rs
II !??? pre?
.
or thn s numbers al
OBO er two
?r two sho
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adi "
SYNDICATE TO BOOK FILMS
Ma? A. Erlsager Pana tlllaace with
I'-ianii/unt < orporaiion.
Kla I '
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I
?
! .. . concern
are released. 1 it
ras stated itrei
taking Pai
h? en eg? Cted loi
. |uiriag theatres in a Inch
this i er-, ice baa not
I'or th? facilil
I, to be
illed tai :' ?? ? int-Kla? ?I
ic at
. \? totie? board will
m- Marc Klaw, Abrsiiam l Erla
t|
Hodkinson und Raymond Pawley.
I hs BSW coin: .:
the fact that '
? ??"??? ted 1 the pu
posing oi
? i
merely been drawn together by a com
l_-ii lullpHjatf.
ERADY TOASTED
BY iaOOO FRIAaRS
Theatrical Manager Roast?
ed, Too. at Honor
Dinner at Astor.
WANTS LEGISLATION
TO PROTECT THaEATRF
Deplores Growth of Movies and
lack of Stage Wecruits as
National Menace.
The i riai i tool spart s
the Hot? til ist Bight sad
ornlng,
sttei a evei Eai
Bg Mr. Brad
?
had, and. for aw
stag? Bat
ha had r. ad on the menu I
fair was ? "com? dinaer," so
be waitrd in pati '? I :
r\_ he -.41 , p.'.i.r :? .1 . ? ' r
a r.'.im: sr f | ISBBt th-nic? about him
lelf.
Exclusive of the reversible on
-r, Mr. Brady hu ! BO MUM for
11 ? Friera, to -
Ina of the women in the boi ?
out neariv a thoaMBd Btroag to '
Lim. 1 hOM prSMBt i-' BBtlt :'? d S
"ar east that Mmpared faeerah
s??me of Mr. Brady's revivals. There
???[-?? tet?n -.ris. managers,
direct >rs, "iSM
lisent?, m-it .'-i picture magnates, ?onu
n tors, MrtooB 1st i, Iraaulic ei
and the other Hradv "Diamond J.m "
-
(.race Georgs Mr?. William A. Bra !y
took Ifl the proceedings from a box.
',t>i>r?p m. Cehaa, a? abbot of the
Friars, bos?p?l th. BadertaklBg. Hs
paid tribute to Mr. Brady u the msn
theatrical centre from
Fort) leeond Btroet to Forty-eighth
Street, and also ha?l a fe?v words for
iup in tho
stock market.
"After ?v hat has ha? done w.'n war
-." said George, "he aaa te im?*
right thiag st ths show bu?i
nos? every time ? its taCkat
Wolf Tells Lion Tale.
RoBBOld Wolf, wkOM \.0':i.tss ? i?
at theatriMl dinner.? to : irn.?h a few
"fact?" a!iotit the dlBOO, took up tlie
I < ohnn left off. For the la??
five >?'.?.'- M< isrs. Wolf at-..! Brady have
gone their 44??y? in lilenM when their
pa! ? eroaaod a fad which the for?
mer referred to Ifl bil speech but this
d 'i sol prevent the exchange of ?jirp-?
ar ! o?!? MCI la-pf r, ight.
"I can say one thing; for Mr. Brady,"
remarked Wolf, after he had already
said several. "Ilurinj, hs career as a
? laaager ho hu booB mi
ently democratic h?- has Baver believed
tlty,
"?in severa! oecasiOBS he ha? tried
to be an actor, unce he put on a
Roman drama ifl v? h ch a !'>n (inured,
but the ?ion qu r th? rot per?
formance, Ha alleged thai Brady bit
h:m."
\-'*i r ro| . ? . Wol:'.in raillery
Mr. Brady sposs i fea i words
on theatrical condition-. !!?? paid trib
? ' many old-Imera sad te A ?
Erlanger (his !? ism.'?? rival), Georgs
M Cohan aad the late Charles Proa
man. of the later k heel sad then con
traated the present status of thin-?'?
? cal 44 itn that of MBM yea:
and !..in? '?:ti'.: the decadence of the
?Irania.
"I ?!?) BOl pretCBd 7o ?u ire-est B rem?
edy," he -.nd, "in,- ! !"? ?<?.??? the! the
sdvaace of motion pictures mean? the
merely represent a rohashiag of every
old iltuatton that ths theatre has al
readj produced. Picturas will kill the
I
Si lee for the theatre -ah? ?ay: 'What
' ! I?' I 44r:t.* Mmothing dig
Bifted nobody srlll go to see it1 Why
should I not writ?? playa like "The
Fight" or "Ths Lure'""
Warn? Theatre Iaglslallea
'Aid then a motion picture man
ron*e? slong and o.'fei? r i : r n pOSlibly
flO.OOO t" \4 r-its s -<?'?aerio ?? seei
that be .-a:: perhaps writs la s
boars. Of eourao, ft la aot the author
who luffera, net i? it the ssaaager v.h.>
Mr. Uraily sJm laiBOOtod th?
of yountf men oagOl to enter the theat?
rical Kam., t?. di y, itatiag that thoBam
!>er 44.1s t ? si t] ?-m. - a? great ten ye? r.?
a?;o. A? a inggestiofl for ne improve
meal of Maditioas, he sdvocatM Ihs
prCMBM in CoBgreSI Bad If Stats anil
city Isgislativs bodiei of s reprs 1
? ' at r:'*al district.
"Million! of dollar, are iflVOltod in
? ?l pioperty in tins distri? I
said, "?'??! tho ?? ? illioBi .should be so
titled * . 1 ' ? stat "?1 ifl our lew
? ? It is Beceasary
ther-' be
foolish, Inane, nomeniieal ?egialatloa."
Eugsaa P, K;i.r - tiag Sher?
iff of ? idaon I oust I s
worl i Ib gi serai aad Hudi l
In particular, aad then Jim Corbett
told of h ? srisBM orlth '-'r.
Hrady Brady wai Corbett'i n.:.
oad gv ster to the ? hamo on
si Ip of ths world. Job H" lg ?, !rv,n
s. Cob si ! tuga tu . bo ?
ipoaking programme.
At the speakers' talile. in sddltlM to
sad] - aere Hot*
brook Blinn, Charles I!.in.ham. [/is
Shubert, Dudley Field Mal?.:.-, J
Edward Swana, John H Btaaehfleld,
Irving Berlin, Sam H. Karris. AI:'r.'?
K Smith, tin* < ob isioi sr AdsmMo,
i 1 \
Olcott, Ilamel Frohman and Georgs
Tyler.
Irving Berlin wai in ehargo of a
vaudeville programi fl -".l fnr
into the twenty-fifth of October.
SEARING TALKS OF OPINION
\4oi.!s Deference to I . of P. ('??ntro
ver-y in AddrCM at Prag **' naif nur.
I?r. Scott Naariag, fonaerly prafos.
Mr :-? . of Penniylvania,
avoided re ?
wi-.h th?- im tut "?1 ia
' n '. ?? i.'es
terday. Ihr. Noarieg spok? of public
1 i ne morality
.?f ethics i b par? 1 ir,
"ind;v .?!u;;l j?' i ? I'.- Near?
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. . o| inion ii u halaac ?. uot of in
dividual feelings ?n?i fact?, but of pee?
plo, weighted In praportiofl to their
relative ?BslooBeea. To ho iffsctivs in
'.he lon>r run. Lowover. pablic opinion
.: i'he logical place
for the developmeflt of thi.? int?
i? the .?chooi mat r'?'?'?c iche
To Discuss Char.ty Worl..
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lie and Priva ? ?; S"? iotiei
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for Balldlag at Bamptea, \.?.
To c to th -
Robert C. Ogden, foi
W.'ll '.'.
itiai
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reek to i
memorial building - 11 ? i Inal
tute, Va. Ami ,
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the Depart
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eommittee, ?rn
den's asaoc ite? ? ?
gaaised the
Hoard, in 1901
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parties." -.vh eh ones travell? I
loads to obaerve eoi
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terday Ib st. Luk? 's _ , m la
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