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\ The Conning Tower
v intrlbanthology.
IAN 6, 1916.
"
N
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urn,
?' m r
.' p \ ?
* ave
? first Now
ranc? that it was L E. M., for
? ne-ctady.
RNITHOLOGY OF DIPLOMATISM.
and Neutrality, has any one spoken of
? th? Amer Bagle G y pa g era -m? Scrpenta-nut?
r Webster to every T. I?, ?ft H.I
Bird W. w. E
-.??rr-* between the is * Harvard and
It turned
? '..-, seven were
kg carried from the field in a
ken, another lost an
upoi the Held
trees. M.
The indigna
were ?o terri i
?
Nachrichten," which
?3, would i .
ake a -eath and Then Read the Fol
ng Suspended fvntence, from the
???rat and Chronicle:
ting C -.rac'rr ? :
right I par
? tinuously
next 1 '
?? ? al --%s and sur ;
a close in a very
. | laualbillty of
"Her Price,'' a n?w play,
?
ling oi tha 1 iw," as mu? " I
reum last evening by
? aS4M
Wa , M. R foi n that John Msec
? ' ' fe.
JUST CHOSE TO IG:
i was sort of hlgbbrowlsh, and vrould insist upon
"unce, turning on the Vic
'
a ? .!.;?. "
ahe "' -? ? ?i-mewhat bar
?r-.opy-like.
' Q.
LITTLE PANNING, .
? ' B. PROPO
?
Van Loon
'?-., Is n<* pro'id n? n kid
? t 11:18 last night "It's
NK.
Pre I V. A "..ma. In f.?
face as frowns,
man in ' wer.
ns, is having ft re;
II WILLI i ARE HAD I in : I? IN IBM.
. ? :? ?:."
? i in a city hie.,
bear to speak,
ithed the turmoil
the woods so fair."
, ?d, "I will Ko, too,
ith tho hki.
? shall wed to-day."
mplfl word? did say:
cm ?
? . i irrounded by birds
? erny, through all the blessed hoar?.
so fair,
? ? happj pair.
arildly through the woods.
ry day for fuel and for food,
oom, they'd laid beneath
TV
??'* . en the 1 rieVi heart
?f!. ' g the wood so fair,
? did tear her hair.
: i r arms, ?sold and dead,
?d? who -
Well i
? ? ?
I HKip.lNI.
? OR!
AU? El? ll n-pre-ieiitinj* the
m.)
Sam'l 11 ill
foreign policy. Qi.-*
-
B. I.. T. in the dt?4*ago Tribune.
term j 1. 1'. A.
BRIMANT DEBUT
FOR MISS KAHN
I arges, Entertainment <-?
Winter Oiven ;it Sherry's
by Her M oilier.
CARUSO SINOS AND
PAVI OWA DANCES
Yvetti Onilbert, en Costume,
(?i\cs Short Recital I lien All
Adjourn to Ballroom.
"f the lnr>rr?t and most bl
the n ter ws
. ' Urs. l'Mo II.
eighth Stri I I
Maud F?. K
The large nnd ?imall ball root* ?
tl a- tap? try auite were osed, the
ad by Mr Kahn and
? :i r lOffl ??.!
ballroom. The dec? ?
?Acre palms, ferns a-.d api
! The
'
?
and t i
several of '?*rs.
At the eloae of these features of the
entertnlr.rr.i'nt ?upper was served in the
j i-mall ? tapesti
tubKi^ . ? ? ... t ?ru\
' ferns. ? \a.i?
music
?afterward th? ?roei
belli
?
: e t b ?'
"
I
?vere
'
Mr?
?
?VI v i n
Mr. at.d M I, Mr.
Mr. apd
Mr. and
? , Mr.
'?'. r. anil
; Mr?
'
-
'
- John
...
Morgan, Mi
I
Anne tl
'
How
i
I
?
L. K.
'?
? Lui
era W illiam
Oeil ...
?
Percy
laurice
?
A. liixon, jr., Henry 1.. * "??, Jr., Jam?"
a .. I
rd
, Fred?
?
?
. .-. srni
if the
\'.
. I . s. .v, r.u-. .?i attach? of the
I
? '
I'hi ? taken, and foui
Ilu'h:
'Over
?
? i from
by Ralph Ro? ??? i 1 at? r
- .
i
s given before tho
| Mn
?venue;
'
' M.ar..
I, Mi-s
? '
H "';
,
I
M i - ?
es Riker. 1
' :
i
. Knapp, M
Willie
Mia i meat Bigelow, M Mrs. Ar
.
, Mr. and
I Mr. ??i. i
........ l_. ??a.-.la. j;, ..UaUisa jlalall,
Miss M.V m K. KAHN.
Dsb tanta intrt??iiic?>?i to societj at largest entertainmont ??r the winter,
given Ht Sherry's last night by her mother.
C. !.. Laifertress*, Dickaon Potter,
Thon enald MeDonald. Wal?
ter Phelpa, Jobs Kro?t, Maynai I Ivl aa,
li-r'er, K.e.le'r?eh M SiSS?
r : jr?l Lawrei ce, Fr.u.
I'oS*'- TiHsk, Jiimes
er, Heatei
'? .'? . ' McDou
? '. Beck,
n Ryle,
?
'?
tmory 1 fi
? ?us.
'
i.,? general ?'? i
of tha
- waa ? reed soon
.
? ZOO ;n number, In*
| "i "
: ' art la. Fowler, Jr..
? ?nd
-,
I 'Ira Stuart
4
"
'
'
rens, Henfi
nd P. i
? ? H abli ,>? ? ?
\ i T R
? of Mr und Mrs.
tfterwai
1 a " h ?
?
Pratt. Miai
Blair.
; pert) gl a a luncheon
? ! , r home i'" ?Eaat Se***
? ? . 'or Mi?' A
?tileei itanl
adgwiek.
? - Bull Rave a ?up
at the Riti
.*. for Mr?. John Astor
a
?
ace la??
t B l of the
from
?
Stte and
?rd?.
Mn w K
?
. arrea. M ia
Mr, ?nd Mr?.
M
. .
Iselin, Mr
Ml lin r -
' ? .? r old Le
r, M Jol i te ?h A toi.
R Bayard Cut*
.. ... i
.Ihm"*- A.
ese, W. I
v. Bull.
SUFFRAGISTS TO POP
QUESTION TO 97,493
1916 Proposing Band Will Spare
Ma i, Wedded <>r Single.
of I ' :'ato Worn
?*. have decided to pro
? nf thla ?t?te this
?
I - ibably, were
?
. aware that some i ' ?
U ? -.arrie?!?" an
area asked yester
? no differ
t remera
- our privi ?
.
; supiese their
:' they
? Ton m aal i a
i not enter
? -
? number and carry the
ie going
of 97,49
WIIAI i- GOING ON TODAY.
?
a S re I
?
\ ? ?
- ? ? ?. r Wal
.
I
? II liM
....
. :
? a ? a' ? ?* ai? ? ? ?
4
i Lan? for Mi??-?.? Beat Da*.
.
? ; ????
? I ..-'.?? \ - i : p ru
. 1 ?
.. : ? ' .Nr*
1 . .. . I .a. . '
li'lao*.
ANNA PAVLOWA
IN MERRY WOOD
Lack of Confidence hv?
ilcnt in Performance of
llio Empire School.
Bj REYWOOD BROI S.
Anna her ?kill
in i j t rather than her |
SI * ?Innrer la the matnee at the
Forty fourth Street Theatre yiPSterday
??f course, she could not who':-/ east
- glace, and in tiny case pan?
?ing are relata i srl
I on 11
unflagging good Of Mlle. Pav
?owa which made the enter!
. itfuL
I'erhaps it la pos?ible t?-. ?
? . - ? the ripple of ..
n th?. movement of a leg, \ ut Anna
1'avlowa has more obviou-? nieum of
expression at bei , l!.-r eye.?
Mid r ich, and there is a
a'ioll tO be I
?ri'ni her shoulders. Nobody ca
it sxtracta from MCoppeliaM
unie?- . ?ses a sense or humor,
i -, ! ' !.' ?-, c SB I'nnoline," the other
? r o'i the programme, make? an
even greater demain! upon the artist's
ISatiOB of Comic val?:- ?
Knowledge or even appro?
?
lary for keen enjoyment of the
tw. ballets perrormed yesterday.
"L'Ecole en ? rino Ine" gives MI a Pai
a for some a
??)'.. she was ni':', assisted hj M.
Zalewski and ? ? snl corps do
The onl ?
be fairly mu?!??
' -m. In
.-' re black
a en Crinol
irsi into
St the to] ; ? uie.
?
fanll ? i ?
ious virtu-? ? ? I In the perform?
! h"atr.? f)i
t the 1 . terda I I i
? \ ' , it
. .
-.. do their i It was not
'
' r. oi re l ? ? ote the play, but
th??re is not the least difficulty ! . ? ?
jumpa ahead ?>f h;m nil
'hrnu!?h the performance, *o obi
?lu- development of the story. Jons
Wiirr.'i- on did moderately well n? go
.- . ? bel l?emt y BO? ??
the line? of Mr.. Peral
? ? . .
Kothing much need be ?r?!d about the
t thai
? , ? I ?. ? ? , '
vorld. We
i e world, I ?
? Ite. The perform
anee, en tha v.r.ule, ..?-, ...r b
!ief that acting, although an art of
?li'tln:' ' metl ' Is I ' ;".i?ib'?> that
its ?echn quo '? it be tauirht only w'.'h
?!-..? gT< '
$1.350 FOR W?\LT0NS ANGLER
M. T. I). Itorden and John Stewart
Kennedy CnllsctlsaSS "I.1.
i tripta and print? from
the M. C. D. Borden, John St? ? in Ken
, ht $'.),
, yes?
Complete Angler," by haak
n iltoi irles i oltofl, with orig
Sir Harria
-
of tt.' '. bid?
? ? the buyer.
as
?
i . irlv 100
? tchi: . ..- ,.i water
, pen i wa-.fi
?
>.. ??. '.'. rave f7?
?' ? ?' .
?
? ru --? ink, Gillray, IVoodward and
?rought
gave
.........
- for I
?, 1775
.
- .
?
: II"
? -.cd. for $'. M, a
.?-..as, a
I.-, real I'rama." The Bcribnen gav?
for ana of 110 ro? ? - of "The
Li? r ? ai,.! Wer - f Andrew and
thm.iel Plimer; "Miniature Painter-?"
by \\ ]' ira ion ? ? gave $2M
f'iT "Alice's ??adventures m Wonder
? land." by Leeria Carroll.
\\ I M. ?(.r.MF.NT.
Mr. and Mr? lui i- l?olf announce
the engag? meni oi their
j l'.'.anche to Alfred ? Kl ,:-''- At home
| ?.?.'.-.?....!, J.U-44V1. lU, illa- ? '.U t> aV. lia.
'America' given
twice in a day
4Straiisky and Damrosch
i>ay Tribute to Dvorak's
Masterpiece.
FEEBLE OVERTURE BY
RICHARD WAGNER
Kreiller Introduces a line Work
by (iodowski at
Aeolian Hall.
Hy H. F.. KREHBIBL.
Bad ? seal -1- stril a ar eui oui eoa
noiaaeur a l ? .1 to eom| in
lymphoay rcheatra eos
? 'h? -..i .
certM WOUld
; rak'a ra
ph '? ?? i Bi ilner, "From 'le
World," Waa a feature on the pi*0
irrnrnm?*.- of both tho Philharmonic and
Bymphoay societies, ?nd its placo in
the schemes made it possible for a per?
son to have heard all of if at A
Hall, when Mr "faltar Dai
'?i? m? ? . h usually bi
... . .
?
:' . :
I
At the Iritr, r <-.,;., ,???*. the splendid
eompoaltiea, which has worn better
than any symphony by a latter day
compoier during the twelve years of
It? life, represented all the muiic
which ponesned solid merit on th? pro?
gramme. The other pieces were un?
familiar to the large majority of listen
ere, and proved to be yuite, as unin?
teresting a? they are unfamiliar.
'1 he] were tho overture to Wagner'?
op ra "Ic* Feen," a ?-oi.certo in D
rn r.'.r, for violin, by Edmuad Severn
: a local musician of English birth ', and
i ,s7'.\ "i irpheus."
"A feeble ache of W'eher'j sty!.? and ?
feebler premonition of a thout.n*. which
was revamped, ard much b"ttered, In
Tannhiueer,"1 waa '??>? Tr.bune re
Hawsr'a ehsrseterisstlon of \Vaj-r.er\
overture .composed in 1893), when he
? r ,? heard It at a N? .\.,, *
year a.id a half ago; ?.?.ir
?tn: did net invl . p nion.
Ita uf.er inanity by the
armon?a aud
?pita Ita than
w hn h aeeme l
?
? ! r Seven
with smiable teal
? i'? cone?
?h?- asa
ga there wa? erough cour*- mi
applauas l ? 'cer in
coming upon the stride ami making hia
?cknowledjjmeri*.
tests Mr,84 l ?'i la tiinis and
(-ood musicianship, but tony of
mood un?! Ita a??* of thematic dlatinc?
?ion prevent it from makrnsr a plea?
urrahle appeal.
Ai the eoneeii in Aeolian Hall, the
Dvorak ?symphony disposed of, the re-'
, ? U> Fl?l
Kr?-: .'.er, who p..,-. ed tl n
widely differing with the or
ehestrs a concerto bj V raidi, a Lar?
ghetto Ismentoao !'. icy, and
his own "Tambourin Chinois.*1 Tho
?erori'l acl last I isitioni
had been playe.l at hia ??
4 ? pianoforte
.4 ere heard for the A rat time ye?
- richer m: :
tended iffirb
Of the eei ? ? . ed be
ipoken exeep4 a woi : of enthusiast
praise for the performance. Th<
dov 1*9 number proved to be IS Una
and d gnil la work rha? it ?!?
an introductioi I bile. It waa
credited on the house bill to Mr ;
imroseh cor
? '
-
Mr. 1 ' made
the tranacripl oa *r?.ni tha oi
pianoforti <"n.
A- i of fact, the work il
wholly Mr. Godowsky'a, who first made
the arrang? I Mr. Kreisler
-
-i coniplet?'d th?' ? - .
eriptlon for vu,lin ai d orchestra It
la tha introd
the familiar m : lical trai aliterai
am.- of Bach ?'? hli h forma tl
eluding rao oforte son
ate in V. minor, rhe melody i-i pro
! : i foundly
emotional, the harmoniza! rich and
the orchestral m rai Ailing, effective
use beini; ma?l* of the organ, and ad?
mirable restraint exhibited in a!! re
rpecl A real . noble piece of music.
Thi composer l.stened to the tir
form inCS from a box, but made no ex
elf.
NEWS'OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
"Hoheit Tan/t Walzer" Is Soon
To Re Seen In
Lni"lish.
"Hoheit TanU Welter," the pr?
man operetta, s lllooen inlta tn|
form in Atlantic City on January 26.
Andreas Dippel posaesaas the Ei
rights to the p:.-c.., which, next 4 I
; . - produetioi The
r p,.r;i : ? B| ' r.'i all r
x a ?-.-.??
Place I heatre, sad is noa bell
ther ?'urt.
Xo Muttl ??-? V\ o dv ard hai fallen the
putting 1 neutra
. .
l even the
Hr. ?">.I? ard b g
lab -is by freely ti
.,:' ? ?? place into "Princeaa Tm-la-la,"
it ?>i linguistic gymasatica wh.ch
nd ? a record.
After a w< ek In .>.: la "Prin?
ceaa Tra-la-la" ?rill go to Philadelphie
for a run, and if PI ?WI i*
and Bei it? i ?vood
health the next * v be
Sew I
Jame? K Bsel '*.' '? ? I
1 - a" | lefl ? -" iy for
r, ?nd Mr Haekett an dol
. ? .
."??r.'d to 4 f one specis
rra:n. Bent 4 0. D
tho "i ? ning bill al I
lire, in Boa4 ii alao !??
us.'d for debut purpoaea at the I r.
I -ruarv 7.
Anna Pavlowa and I rial Hal
i?-t Ruaae win appe>4r again at the
Fortv-foarth treei I he it exl
Tuesday and Thui : SOBS,
Gaby [??-si,? haa offered a pnz# of
$10 to the amateur photographer who
?ake-. ?he beat map hot oi
? ' .'liuut Harry Pileox*.
Those r eirbers of the "\
aho never hai i
lat? to re I i >?'. ? rill be partied, .."
Ute 1'aiac-t iaenlia ?Uundaj *."..-...
by Ellsebeth Marbnry, ?heir mnnnt/T
???. The ?.rcasion will he the rand?
ville debut of Mur!? Tempest .rid' i
Miss '?' ?I reel on, nnd the
li'14 a>? will Ir, ? /[.I tO
? -.- by -? '??> ilag to sppland
..'I'T S '
ntrai the repor??, D? i
? at leave the r??? "f
"'i h?- Eternal Magdalene." "Tba Btor
r al Magda ? n?," bo ?wer, will leeva th"
Forty 1'ii'h'h Street Thea'r? In an?
other wool
Euutnael Reicher returned to the
ca?t of "The Weavers," at the .Garden.
rhi after an i!!ne?* of several
?lay?. "Tils Weaver?" is continuing on
Its way at the Garden, the whil?
?erirch for a regular i
. '.cad
Schaffer ha? rol r?-,i ft
\ t Lut" to go Into ' * lining for
? orten t r?le in "The < ..r!
Brasil," soon to be produced by th<*
Shuberl i
Announcement Is made that th? IM
uniformed attach?** of the Hippodrome
Bumbered, bu i; is
manag? ment will have to
' hox men If ?L"
'DIE MEISTERSINGER'
AT METROPOLITAN
Warner's Famous Comic Opera
Sun-?;; first Time This
Season.
"Die Meistersinger von N?rnberg"
vas pi
I
I 11 ?rma
.at comic i P'Th ar.' ;..
among ?.'!?? r? ll BVeBtl of 'he opera
season, and these performances have
b?en ai a rule set higher in their
preaentatlona than most of th? other
music dramas of the ?am? compoier.
A dull or a rairped "Meistersinger"
vould at the Metropolitan come pretty
near to blasphemy; ai.d la.?t night's
was neither dull nor ragged, but
spirited, i net inet with humor and
beaut.fully coordinated. There were
?veeknesses, "f cour??, as there ever
will be in this imperfect world. Some
day ri . nstn i:-ten to a HUtl I
,-ach?. r ,-!. .,f ."ice as of r.aturt- poetic.
inspirer!; the soul of the Germany that
. enemy. Meanwhile we must
listen to Rernnafl WeU, a very earnest
i.rt it, lomewhat ?lrv both of voice and
rben, again, the q.
should be the synthesii of the voice?
??? of ?h,- Mag
:" Mme. Marie Mattfeld dm
.; in the beevealy choir. We
I, too, tnat Johannes S*m
??'.f of all his '" '
manic faults of to.- e emiaaion, and I il
Artur wenld r-se to a cli?
max v n arid contained
? ?
rts was the coordination of
reading, ita ?r'n-ul.
? bun or, the
?prent rhoru! ar-.d orchestral effects ??.
?irou^ht out by the com?
poser at the conclus.on of the -.ecoi.,'.
_- last nieht. Ml
Bodanzky always gives his fingers i
? to be heard, his orches'ral read
..re always aristocratic 'n feeiin?.'
and Anal* intelleetnal, but they do net
always glow with color and ?hrob with
on.
> > Mme. Hem"""?
i - .. .,-' .,.,i IN .
. - and aneel I
to Wal?
ther X ... , | ? r.,..
Iv th,- would moot German tenors:
ol I IttO GoritS and the
Davidof Albert Relea sre two ?
the Me1 -por
? ' When. ?nd< ed, '?'? 111 New
V. rk ?gain know the like ??? "'to <".o
> ije.??'* A:-..I ?o. too,
I ??...'? i - B
... : ,1. : rhtfully ,1.
mor of the [ma
.-a-'.:
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MISS VAN BARENTZEN PLAYS
Yoiin?; Pianist ?.Oes Pleasing Recital
.a Aeolian Hall.
' i Aline Van Barentsen, a young
? ,,? ant r i. a i: r.. Ni ?? Yt ri-.
. . .?st night in A
Hall. Mis? Van Barentxea i-> the sos
per t) ' riir-ue
liderable 1 t tempers
merit.
I ?t,!l very yoUBg I
tue ? may very well bl<
really frtie. She plaga I
.matin's Sonata, Op 22, a
? n and numbers by
Sha waa
warn:!, gr? ? ?'???: b) a:. I I
ACTRESS WHO CAUSED
BRAZIL REVOLT DEAD
Ijmnia linden Was Sensation ni
South American Court.
l ; -.-a;:i ;.? r? IM . l ;
Ta1.- ? . J>?r ; '>'.:
Hawi naon, ?
i
?
md wa a til
I
. v on an isol?t? d farm ( i
miles -v. on which her
ther lrved ai
? he v. is I fort]
;? Linden left the farm B ?
i ?., a, ,.k ber I rtti
? - .'
an ei . ? I b a M
. .
m Philadelphia n M Balbi gga, an.
? ? r. to wh
I th?
: led 1
1 In lt." da
'
.a ' ?
the bOI I to 1 ',..'.
The Kmperor .?.- ?
tnd rnen there began ??
i gh I v.. '? ? i -..., i ?
a:..l ,, r ??.
' ?
. when
ind retun I to 1
? ii
itl Ar- ea a l
St !r;p Bs . .
.1
i trea maile her last appear
. n a stage at lloloken. .she wa?
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