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\ii Office \ntho!oR\.
hautin, rm ri sin?-jjfl m v\ tenta
-?mea some -,f th.? fun 1 knew
? \. trymp hard
abend at? i retire
call sin-i-.?.
? - everj ?in>.
I that? ?because r.t mj n^e ami -habita
Itg early th.in to he late.
" 4~ ?lav-- I quit cnrly an.I go ?,? tin?
? ?
tad hont thrni to my pieusu-e.
'. - .-. i ? .'\ er refueed t.. Haten,
'
api Barn, c\e> will learn,
.. '.. his adsantage
? r it.
- -
\!1. I..i
hai .-?? i his ] i ,:i the course of a year.
- j " he ?aid Thursday, "thai 1 have not
?kltd BO he if, aaVi-rding to the
.-!. a weak and vacillating opportunist or n brave
at :ing and ?growing 'herefore ehaag?
We wish we could decide which ?>f
? we shall continue to think he Is
? red, von may recall, t.- tel! the
? .i rear, and he ; ever even
? ? l| ??? | wi h itat Is a ?th I o1
? ? Machiavellian ways of Woodrovian
I ?? the Brand?is appointment bul
.. gifted, brav? and honorable man.
? \i> LITERATURE
- -Vrtless Ai... which you haven'1
the last instalment of "The Breaker,**
? st; the artist, in illtistrating -the
si ?wed thai lie does not believe in
eathar, for the raincoats anil the um?
n the preaeding pape aro misaing
Vag night ? alto that Malkan's ?bookatore .lasse.
j j. T. ' " ' :i"' ,;"' ' ' Spy" with the
W. 11. M
the illustrations of Clarence V.
? choice to adorn our moral. Not
ation stufT the Satavepost is aging
: exists
.. res art ?st we
thai ? thinp leads sometime?? to an
ther -that summons to mind an
?" peraons read the magazine?
-? ? ?i? ft i r attend picture shows and ai"t
critiques are read by comparatively
? ? I y not criticise magazine illustrations
' all.
- ai BOOfl ns we i-sb get a staff of nr:
??
M idea doth tread upo,?, another's heel, so
? ? -ht he a (rood i'lea to prinl book-reviews, too.
COLVIMISTS STA. ?\T THE OFFICE UTEI THAN I tin I IhF TO.
? ?
ai a bov i . ." yseif. When a
e, and not l?> he dis
? Ihihga, This is a nice. qui?.', office,
treat. 1 should think that'?!
wagons datte g be cobbleatontM hm!
the time. My oflh ? is pretty quiet.
.It's pretty quiet.
? used to ? ear anything. Say, as
I" give you a *whee*e,' as you call
'? I " .. . : it to you hy mail, but I didn't pet around
r it off, the way you will, you know. I'll tel!
it up 1 ? ' ' lUraelf. I couldn't write
? the wife thin',.:- I'd have quite a
put a little time on it. Wrote a poem for
? anniversary. I'll -send you a copy of it
I've pot one here. Dont have to read
i .:? ? I'd like to know what
r flattery. I'm not vain ai-out my ability a<
:? "i, ] did for her parents' silver
? '* o had. Well, about this 'wheeze.' You
I the 1 ? . ? .. , : th"-?' 'Leadlines.' ai you
??? r ?gh1 we?the Mrs. and ! were over in
call we'd put off for weeks I hate to po over
.' ?? ? ouldn't pet out of this.
trouble to ?say "yea1 to than to keep on
ome. Well, we were riding along on a
! know what street it was on?and I saw
<?. Hunger. Honest. And 1 said to the
M?nd it to "The ( onninp Tower.'"
-.- ahe Aoas, << Hunper?pretty pood,
,1 }u?, | eve it. Hal Ha ! 1 sup
rear to -write it to you, but I was passing
? ? drop in for a second. Say. I
" ' ti a,( ?.. . i appose you hear a lot of this
you had iomething in your 'eolyurne,' a?
. that made an awful hit with me. That
en telephoning. Say. IVe heard that thinp
. .;. ? ' exaggerate, either. Not a bit of
I sromen talk and talk over the phone for half
nn-zle, solitary, blSBBBI* thir.i?. Not one
:,. ,, hit with me."
. ??ays have been decidedly pleasant, but they will
? .- dred pound? next, summer.
extracting the Blight joy from
long cold spell fttso means -Sc more per
? -i, thick then that the cost of gutting
?-bl
\ ii;. \i.i \i ING GAZETTEER
'.iry much alert
Y? i will not overtook Detroit.
A R. K
? - rare, but tt?at notes Ml the list of
\.i\'i..r 12 purchaae??i?tertifkatee are rettem?
OR WH \T H -VVE VOl "
? ?hange my furnace for an electric fan and
.* ?? ? '".? '?*? ?-** ?
?y fur o..,-?..,I to batA. Jl Nil. MCCsBag
.*? province, and BO when w.? saw last
tied, feeling that th?- President of the
;?. . ,i. .... thau a?,.i Counl von Berna
' ?
. " in in th.? hot m,-,- of i ? ?ah bath reading the
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'GOYESCAS' SUNG
ATMETROPOLITM
I irst Performance on Am
Stage of Opera by I*n
rique (iranados.
NEW YORK HEARS ITS
FIRST SPANISH OPER/
Cast Contains Anna I -'it/in. Oio
vanel Martlnelll am' An?
tonio De I tica
it? ?.Ki:\\ n i E VERM?
?.i-oyes? .|. " 01 ?? rhe Rival Lovei ?.
? ? si product on on ??
st .... la-tt night at the Metr?poli' ..
? liouae, mu? f..r tin? first tima
?? ??? Tart's kletory a Spanish opei
1 surg m Spanien made ita t>ni for eu
publ ?c'a tud th,?.
"Goyescas" la In "no a?' nn.l ihr?
tablease, the muaie bj Enrique ?.. i
? . ?.hrotto by Perneado Perl
quet. It was originally accepted fo
presentation at the Grand "pom ii
Tans, but tha war intervening, Be?o
Granados carried his wart te sign..
Gatti ? asasaa, who ut one? took it R .
I already given proof of hi?? select i
ciara by presenting two worka of thi
Ruaaian school, Signer Gatti In a mo?
commendable aplr?t decided to earr
'.? raaaarches into othn? landa. Thi?
with i t'eaira to rarj the reportar) o
one-eci oporaa, ?.?uh what brought is
Uetroj. litan director to ehoaea tin
of Befloi G ' anadoi
piano sketch ? hieb
opira 's a deve '?liment uro well knowl
to us ing ?inl the con.
poaor himaelf have played then* te ai
iva recognised then? es mush
"i" peculiai beauty, color an.I rhythsii.
aon er Essctlj ? on the pun.' ? ? s
Goya Bho come to t.?- the ass
for thes? set? hea an.i later for thi
opera caused not a little eonfuaion
until wo were told that thi? origina
> muaic wai inapired by the G?
ntingi n I ? Prado. In h?.? comae
? th? piano Seftoi Granadoi
strove to pa.pt pietorei of the lime ?
Goya, pictures suggeated by tha imsgi
m o1' the extraordin?r) paintei
?? life reads not >?? a rea anca h
ai i airy tal? tvnd fr..m this pian?
ggeated b) the paintings ol
pera hi
Star) of i ht? Opera
on r !'< i.., .i ,
lad)
high ?..-.. ir suggeat?
. \ im Goya pa
I aquii ". th?
a I? r, Rosal lo has nad an ? It .
al ? ??? B| ? in her own
. a i ?? Ko ? ..
a the Hermit?, I ?
rida, Madi id, 1? ei
.. ?
''
ii and maja .
the peopli i
i B) for rayaida
? ' ? ? ? | o ai. Pa
r ... ?re, and whan Roaar a
' ? ? greetl her a.id h?.K- :
t dai i as the on?
But Roaario deaires
to forgot the peat, anil whei F rnai
arnvi- * to his arma, Fernando
has heard ; . . an I he, too, ..- I
dance, ') ?
tc '???? intense '
? ? ? ireador.
The real ? t aim*
pi?'- Al the dance Fernando and
. I agree to I
in the l?st scene there
? ' betweei Roaario and Fernando
.?. ? ii to nghl hia
riva!. He ia i
? !? ight ba? - ? . Rossi... and dies In
irme, she singa a aort of
tod
The opportunity this story affords for
?ht display of ?ho shifting color of
h crowds, their ?ong? and daneoa,
their f?tei and their games, is evident
and ' ? that the com]
?
11 is probable, indeed, that il waa in
thai the eompoaer'a lean .??a?
Il ". as !.?>? placed in the ; ? I
,. o:'a muaic drama When Se?or
at that he a rote I he
s'ords after the muaic, and that the
pint so;red onl) aa a ikei foi
eompoaer, wi see ai once hon
? wai foi th? ? : o ? ? ? ? ??
? ine and distinel characl
... ?,.
? - ? ? erything, the poet I.* r
?. i m ning commentai ;. on the
Ti?.<? i.pria ia largely a ?? ?
lentiments, lovea and
? ? ' 'i .?:' <...;,a, an
. ,?? . interesting because of
nocracy; where toreadora, duch?
esses, girli of th? people and grandees
?i.'-i-' oi equal footing: quarrel, fight,
lia sa if rank aid eel exist
The Muaic.
h Seflor Grana? i
, ' : ? this picture la, th?
opmenl of bit i '?.:. iketehea. In
.?.. ? ... .11 the fascinating lit
be fii ind sec ?
>.?.!; above al!. in 'no dances and cho
of l h.- di ei ?. Sei or
Grai ados Is moa1 sueceaaful. P? rhap
? ? . are times when we feel thai
ir ? eatration is a little clondy and tl
? . ?. i a ilighl lack of elai
did not occur in b.ts origina ?
sic, yi t. on tha whole, thla portion of"
riginal. aatiaf) ing and
?illod with color.
l.iki? Charpentier, and Mousaorgaky,
and Borodin, Sefioi Granados if a demo
. ., ;?,. M- .-? i ol of two or three chai
actors or on? lov? affair, but of the eu ?
. | i? .? raaaaes and
this di.os not make for clarity f*f
. ? of outline, Hut il does
make tor power and a bread aeaea oi
humanity, and in his choruses and
. we do feel that Spain ia before
US Bot the Spam of Philin II, bu1 tl I
Spar, of the toreador, and perhaps of
the philoaophie anarchist. And this
ii probably whal Softer Granados
So I? t us statu here
that in t>is wiah he has boon
even if there are thOM of
, hoped that he might bave gene
further, ?.nd produced a rausic-drsmu
. ? , ., ..... thai "' armen" la a ??
drama ?ven though, as >...<.r Grana
tlOS insists, "' armen" may no* he the
!pa , < the n al Spaniard.
g . f we are to Judge "Go ?eacaa"
an opera or ?? "IU ic-draraa we eanno.
.... , . aiae Little deflrita
chai ictei ?ation Is there either in itotj
or in mus?.i?. the composer in hit ??;
? belief in tha deaaocrati
?,,;,,..,,;_ i the music sllotted to
the individ?ala to a atranee similatit)
of melodic espreeaion. The ri
thai thi . gradationa, shadings
..-.,? di tiaetiona of human charactei
j,ri fused Into one great democratic urd
i? mass To the eompoaer, as
?o iho librbttiat, duches or girl of the
;.,...p,.' are
i enturiea of tradil the lead
where above nil others tradition has
in en la? ?ci m to hav? aant i
, ?>.. v ..?..nados, or Sriior
\? Roaario and Paquero
mot en the same plane In a low
Kra.11, so hai their spiritual b b?
..hip become the same, ?nd tlii- music
allotted to thiir separate characters is
moni -.H
\. he scorns diversity of character,
?,, t,,,,, does ?ivor Granadoa aeern as?
affect. Hoa mach, ' ?r
instance, mighl have hot", made ?
. ... ,, .. , . of Roaario, er of t ??
lance hall, oi ?
:,?! behind the scei i I ei theae
there is Uti .
? an end little ,m?? of
\K\\ SPANISH OPERA'S PRINCIPALS.
Giovanni Martinelli as Pareando and Anna Pitada ?r- Rosario in
'( rovescas."
eme) ional < ?? ? th? chora n|
ording
?
td or ;
>
. he ."
in the j
? .
pr<
.ne ....
'
.... -?, th? ch< .
te t ompo
... ai home; I
all iUs ? i .] ;....
crowd an.) tor i ritea ii
idiom of i ;
laneoualy, \\ hen, ai
he wai unable
expi es i him
should be the - notional mrait of
.max.
No tlou partly i
.? .?? .| Bl C?
plisl i I tsn" pernal.
iei . . .i .... : ? in the ?
? . ? ??
much prett] muai? mu
'une?, i bordera
drama, B it this bi ief
not last. 1 he i nd, despite the CUtti
lince the drei i ? ? ? .
the weakest portion of the opera.
il ... u .. be ? say to pe
out wher? n the el i
proper ehane? ? I ritl
some' ii ?' ? he times
i...; a and tha I ' id ' ?.. poail ii
Ij clamor for indh.ra .>
treatm? I I ..? ? ?
.bra ? and pni '? hel eei th? .?
An.m and outi..a'' d ho -
quick changes and idden surpris?
nd a ti?..' .i. i ? he life
'he paintei .? i ? I Had the libretti
torj "r ' ara ei ?
?rig!.- ?? a hi
i
> poch, the con It weil ha
found material and vivi
with the matfie of his ? lt.it th
. h, ni mui
more series of ] ted fer tl
effect of th? i Se?or Granad?
and preaumably Se?or Periquel ???>??
i.ow e\ er, set Upo) .?rran
l ne;, wer,. Interested In oainting, b
the life Goya or the character i
iiis aoble mictreae, but the informii
?p.r.r of tha time. For this the libre
tfnt' tory was a men
sen. agi wherewith to hang tl
mu lie on ? ige. \\ hat real!
coui ted '? ' re ? ? and the o
i he i .1 eolor I hm and o
? al eolor . !?? piel lid qualiti?
but alone th? eai rj sa
story, ii . ? draaaatic n
and ever will be the place to tell
story, to tell ii through emotion ati
by setion A m? m tai e picture sf
man or of ? will neves in
either the dramatic or the lyric itag
th? roatrum for it- perfect presents
? on
In last night's production the firs
i onoi rent 1 l he ehoi aa, and to it
tc Mia
Rosins ?.a Ii and to Signor Bonflglie fo
tiieir dancii g, and
under Sigi or Bavagnoli. All th?1 artist
, . i ? ??- dea? nre ? . i pi i ?
. which must al.-o extend I
The tWO last f-ft-i wen ? -
sedingly atmosphei
t.me strikingly real.
No more beautiful figure <?? r at? ppe
upon ?? lei - ra than ap
reared when Mi?s Anna Fitztu mad?
'er eitra??..' a. Roaario. The faireat
dreami of I i realised at lea-'
in face. Miar, Fit -m ..
powerful "i^an . t g.' ' mbre,attlmei
i litt le hard pe? ipi the mail
? ' i il? ng ? icka a
a good deal in | the finei
arta of i g, a iei .? t
luggestion ol varmth ol
feeling In fact during her farew?
hi r dying lover her . ? ? , :
positivai) Joyous. Giovanni Martinelli
s at, excellent ar* at and has a tin.?
Mice, but his idea of a Spanish at??'"
rrat Beamed to be ore of a rather burl)
gradarme.
Giuseppe de Luea'a einging is ever
B d? iffht, and if ii? I . '".>k the
? ? lor of all Madrid or eel
thai la not sltogethci fault.
?'
moat diaagreeablc i laq a . . a ? every
evidence ,,f plesaure, ? ' the
artist s, th< ? ? paaer, the libr? " I
Mr. S ttl, Mr Speck, and Mr Bavarra
before tha curtain countless time?
Signor Gatti-Casaasa deaervei mngrat
ulation apon his production of the asa
work It is only by the production of
novelties that op?rai e art can con?
tinue Spain, like KufS'.a, ought to be
fertile I eld, and in "Goyescas" we
have found much I 01 t sf I suatiag i. i
iLTH1 charm. Tl ? ? ra-t:
i. ? Inns llidu
n?- C ? ?;-????? . n
1 r. 1 I -a I ?
I . \.,
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v r - . ? \i i i .
? . . ,1 ,.,-..?
WE"?
AND PLAYERS
Lyii Harding i'i Beerbohm
Tree's Shakespearian
Company.
B ? Herbert I-crrhohm Tree, of Lob
?Ion and ?Lea Angolea, ant.?
II spar;? nu pains to tunk- I.
New York Shakespearian season ?
thing that ?Saglaad would sraat it to b-.
To tin-? and he ha - I Lya Hard?
ing, who recently ???cape?! from "The
Davil'i Garden.*' In Si II.-'? ?*.'?? pro?
duction ?if "Henry VIII," srith vrhieh
open h ta season n Marel.
Harding will pertrai tha monarch to
the ?tar'? Cardinsl Weitet Later, Il
it onderatoed, he arlll l.?. aeon as ?Bel
ingbroke In "Rieharo II" an?l a? Perd
m "The M.-rr. wires of Windsor.'1
I". ndilition to thi-ie activities, II,?r.-*
nig is destiaed to r?iu>- the leadm?/ role
in a plat that Art! :ir Hopkins is about
to im. into rehearsal /
A Hawaiian quartei
? ?.-. ? i in the loungli t i eon ? I I
Bootl Theatre? sad audiences at "The
Keur Market" arc BOW H?i?ured enter
ml between the seti
The Yah - Kttt
elation a II perform Osea? ?a do'sMA'
. Husband" at the Waldorf toteria
??a the afteraooB and evening of
Man ?. 4.
E K. Weil, who ii deti rmii ed I a pro
I . bit.?re the world's supply
-. paper runs ??ut. announce!? ihn*
lent" will opea in
Stanford to-night. In a ?vooi ?>r there
it . he declares, 11 ?-?ill he brought
?., Mew Vori?.
The Ani'-ricnii A.'a.iemy .-f Iiramatlc
Ar- ?gave it? fiiir'l progtaflaiaa <?
?hi the Lveoun jresterday, pre
??entiii,,' Galsworthy's **Tne Eldeet Son"
and -i ens act ? ?uy.
Edward E Pidgoen, who i features
ire .i s ell ki on a on Hi oadway as
those of the Tirai '
aianage the Buneroui Reiaenwrl
it enterpi lei
The I "Hi'.
U ai n..'i " ?.?.
I
Mrforrnanee of "Fair and
iil occur to-night a* tha
\ . Headc leal night rei iced A
i ind n the east of "Kai i," ' ?
lowing a renewal of the Rowland
Ban ? Haramerstein ?'?ntroversv.
\\ II \1 I?? GOING ON TO-DAY.
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r?l Ii " . a M r Art. Nr?
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a . ?.
; a ?'an S I
; ? | ?- H "hin a .1 Wil
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r the BadclUTi ? e* T?>rk.
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.'.-?..L .aal at ta', ?., X" '.? 'I . ?>r?t?1
MISS BULL GUEST
OF GRANDMOTHER
lias Dance at Colony Club,
Preceded by Dinner
Given by Father.
WARS. A. R. QALLATIN
HOSTESS AT SHERRYS
A.?.s Katherine Moore i o Be
Bride To-day of Ernest
v. Bigelow, Jr.
Mi ? '.'. Lan man Bul o? 500 Mad
las \ en ? . ,-:.-? di ?? ;.i nigh
' 1 ib foi her Kran.'
dsughtei, >i Predi Bull, th?
deb?tante dsughtei ..? M i t Mi?,
i? rederi? Rali I ? . ...
ceded b) i aasber .... d
H
club. Mr. Hull gave a dm.? i
bia lauf r, his gu '.
' . ? ? ? >l
Ige l i? '? ? ,. '?' i Madei?
Mi?.?. Geral line A ? ?, M > ? %
.!?? Emil) Ford, Mist Hope
m ;. '? rederick IVillil !.. m i?
Rob? I M] - ?, jr., [)on Mori . ?
Kelley, Join O'Day Pell Footer, I,
!,eir', H try i Stoora
.nd Frederick Si ?? '.;i .1. A!
los I ??? . ? : ? . . ? i?i L? h
ison Avenue,
for her da | lai
I ii" guea) ? : ' ? -i ..
? ' ? ' ' I by Mr a. 'A
Lanman Bull and : he lei
? the bal room rhere aas
? a; ?!
midnight, ? r was
? '?..?, ?;..
Hie guea ?. in ad ..' o
read? men) ioned, Anita
?? Flor
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m:. ? :. i V'ira
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dred Gaul I ! ...
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Haakel
i>, V eau, A- .1. Lor i. Koben Mu ro,
<. Harold Harti . '?'??
Burr, II? m ? ' ? . ei. James M
Heck, jr, Elliott I obl Hosd
loy, Jam ? Farr, Beverlej ?'. Hai
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?... , Ver
non Hui?.
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. Cushma
Cut ti i ... ; ' "'??'?''
-,.?i, l rederie K. I oudert, jr., N an no.-.
Kemp, S. i Laird and Dean Kaib
fleisch.
Urs Albsrl R. '.a..a: ? ?. .. la
? ? ?ght in the tapeati . - i s al
g| ?riv'? 'lin? ?a? ?ts numl ?
two hundred
Supi ar i . ..iurtl>
ght
,.. | . '...... ...
, . ,.? Urs -\ ...i im E.
r., will be married to I
\ i . . . i . ? ion in -'
i hurch, The . sremon .
i formed by th ? Rev, Dr. i
nd a ne r.t ion will follow
: ? ? ? '.Mrs.
U;.r:,.?r M Leeds, 155 Weal
?r. .
.' >'il*l Al'U !l '?'
ton H itch
I', ?-... ? chinaon, to U torga
..:' Mr. and Mrs.
. ; !.. Marl n. oi i city, will
place to-da rial ?'hurch
. bap? .. PI ..
. : ; . ..
Lanadale Boardman, of I 75
lVr* tvenue, avili become th.? bride of
Bradft r.i Boardman, son of Mrs. Will?
iam ?1. I.oardman, of Ridgefleld, Conn.,
?. i afl rnoon in St. fhomaa'a Church.
Still another wedding to-d
of MU "ir Moins
ay, daughter of Major and 111 ?
William G Bvei near Ramsay, r" Van
Ferrie, of Gard ? l oi ?.:
Island, in Trinil ? ? hun .'.. Wilmii
||. I
, who is to ma liss
? \?n\ ighter of nd Mrs.
Robei t F. Adama, . n J- ebi.. i
fan rell baeheior dinner to?
it the Ril ? i ...? ?
?? - G?raldine Fai ?: Mies Ida
.i M r. Werreni I . i tl !'?
ir.i Fpatein at tl ? i ano, ???? ere thi
artis? it tl 1
Hotel Bill more ) i iterday. The
? . x' , ? on February
11, when tiie . - be Mine.
Frances Aida. Ignace Paderewaki and
\ t S p i '? {the
era are Mi-. William K. Vanderbilt,
*.r?. Og lei I " Uine I Mor?
.?n K. \ andel In!'. jr..
and Mi ?. M. 1). I'ater on.
fourth of the IV !.,y avanin**
- for the benefit l I fayei ???
, and other char ti? aid last
i Robbia m of the
tel Va t. A .: prei
?re Mr. ?nd Mrs. W, Forbes Mor
gan. dr. m ? ? irge R i ??. Mr?.
? -i M. Harriman, Mr? li
I .-. Misi luliana I it1 .; ' '
. Steves; . Miss Mur.?! Winthrop,
'Ira. Lawrei ea Keine, Mr. and Mm .
ben Posse, Benjamin Sicol and W. W
Hoffman.
PALLET LEAVES TO-MORROW
Raeaiaa lour of Flft?sea ( ities Will
Begia ??ith Huston Performance.
I"' n Bros esa controller of
? ? ?? Opera 1 ? ? ay, ai
Il nicht that after two per
forma ? i 11. .?
eh Serge ??.?' l> ...?
Hallet R .-?? ?
? ; ? the troupe
.-?..?. ? ? .; row mornii .- .? ?
f ?? H
I.V. special train* will carry the tw,.
hundred | , , the i tumei
?? er ae'oatromenta f?.r 'he . .
bo pi
' ?ur sf tl.
1 ? |
?V Baatoa the balle! ? open to a
Byai| ? :. it
'? I ? .? bal , ?
it the Mstl "I ". 'an I ip.-ia HOUSS
far a faui ? ? April.
FREDERICK H EATON Dl
l'riaderil ?,f Xmeriran ( nr end r'<>
?l ri i aasseap.
ii. derlei Hobei Eaton, 91 ?? hi
president of tl Unerieai i i
i oundry I ompeny, di? -i b1
i 2 a ? ' Pifty eighth Street ? I
day
\* r Bato . sera in Berwi
Pi an . Apr.i 15, 188.1, and att?
P'ihlic ?ch.i'ui ?r-i?? In 1S81 he ??
t.ni Elisab? ?
i'"iin. Their oal '?' *
? i loin.
S n?e IMO Mr. ?Satan had been i
ga I in H.- ? 'i Paeturing. ! n
ii .? i ne .? ?I ' ? toi of thi I i
and Po . ? .' ? and e al
lime l? ? ' "!>? ?ta pre? ?? ?
leatB ko aras a direct
? g 'lie Af:,?-i leai Agricultura Chen
? ?ompeny, the '?iiMu.? Kniet
Truat < ompeny, thi v? ? rieaa Bi
Bagar Company, ?he Hoyt ?v Weot
Manufacturing Cornpanjr, the Sea boa
National Beak end he ?iatioi ..1 S irt
? ompan v
dr. Eaton aas a mem bei
! Iniea tatagua I luk of f'" i ?
th ? Ken ? m,, .thief ? tub,
Automob Ie Club ? .?.??.?.
??on ( o?.* try Cluh
Club ? ad vari ?> : ? ol i
the I in.e of h.i- ?i. Sth I S
the leading raemhora af tha ' haosh
ni' i onijiii-r? ? of this tl '??
STARS" TWINKLE
FOR ACTORS' FUN;
Ten Thousand Dollars Realizi
a* Benefit at Forty-fourth
Street Theatic.
? -1- houi i ;. i ?toi tie} aft? rno .
/. ? ? tolla b of atutie foil
? ? ?? ?i it ?;e ?if th?- Porty-fo u
91 -? ' I eatre f?,r t-?e Benefit of i
Actors' i und. Ten thoueai
realized on the performai
??? : | ei
a'? ..-a Mary Pickford and Jack Barr
more. In ?'? Btotiofl pictu
Dolly Siete? - i?r ?i ? -,
beauties, and an Orient
. ?? Kennedy, Lewia Stone si
'? .ncoi.t Serrano get 'he n:..i?* .
The first nu si . thi
??.''.*?
) ork Town," ?? iki
isioi
. . - i? me i
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ailed f? ilx ancor?
.luliu - i ano -n did a
Molly Pearson reri.-d. "Th?
i.....i m, ge ? Mi
Kenned" her first epportunit) ;'or se?
..??? ng eh ws
? . Lamb ?' ! > m.bol.
Blanche Bat
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Dam?
tunit
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Hive Te ?
i Decker. !
Pickford trthui Davenport,
?Ir-tr. \? ick . '?'
I s, John Ar 1 . . i. ?? .
-i. Cerbett, Prank Lal? r, i *
? . j .. Brian, Vinco I ?
'?'? liant L. AI.gh Foi
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Edward ;
A'iltiem 1 | olph t
... ope Whs
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PLAZA AKT SALE
BRINGS $120,21!
Dispersal Of Andrew.. Ivcs am
Canfield Collection Now
Completed.
Two ? -?? Mom -, ,i i
? eral Blakelocks i
of 1) aa ?!?? 1? I'< na and fours? ire ? I ?
? tings were ?old last t at
tion m the grai d ballroom of the n
Plaza ? npleted
al of ' he pa inting - - notei
collectors, pr.r i Ipall} of J, K. \
???' Bath, Ni?-.; General Bray ton Ivei
Richard \ ? infield und H H McM -
The ? . ? ' ' nu " pai tings i
th.- hammer brought |1"..-'.??. ,i tot
. karadai bi
? ?0.21S for l'T paintings, all
\ '????. af the second i ate n ?in1 i
masters did boI bring aa nuch la?
:l< t;l?? ll.'l'l'-.'n'i
illy exerts on buyers would.
? . ?? ? eet I he four r I
? that wtte obviously the fowrls <?
the entire collection brought larg?
"Sonrisa at Venice,"
| American painter? George I! Bogen
A. ft. A., brought a r".-.ird price. Hii
work rarol] eemmandi more tha
ll^OOi bul *he paint ? - ..- full 01
vivid color ?r..l was declared to a?
tvorth the tl,?SO thai B. N. MiswbeiTj
f?;.:.l for it. A ? i arith eattI?
>v Km l \ .in Marcho, a si sold t<
? >| i Ruppert for ?-?'.??
Th-? Claude Monet whie
ion a mallow landscape
tall mounds <?f wann browi
nr i-rain ,n tii?- foreground -'old t'?n
l, the pi ice of nia "Moi b?i i
the Antibes, to Mr Seaman, h ?leal?-r.
Two paintings that alao brought high
prices were h) Polis Ziem end Eugene
Louis Boudin, the I rut depicting the
? ?.:' the BeaBo-reus, with * brilliant
hi ..* sky, piercea by tl>" wl
n minaret i ii.- Bo idin was of the Bay
..f Pourmier, a circle of blu?
-nn?l and 1 ig| ; ?
in the flanks of which n? tl?
hou-..?-? of ? vill ige 1 'he ! Igh? it pi ?
of the evi niag was psid for 1
wiih a : ,- ire. IB" the form of -.
rork of Nareisse Virgile Di 1
Pena. This pa;: .- purchaaed by
P, George for |7,10d.
The Englnoen' ? lub purcheeod
; agi a moonlight aeoi i of Blak?
lock's i?'?! b landscape b? Charte
1 Dewoy. The ballroom of the
IMh/a Wii? crowde.l with buyers and
apectators. The aale erme eo : icted ?
Americaii Ar' \ II .. it ..,:
E. Kirhy ?.-?!-? the auctioneer
KOLAR S SYaMPHONY HEARD
Compos?e .t? Conductor Gets Warm
Weleeeao at \e?>lian Hall,
ir I 11 ? ? ?
?.. *-.. 'a l orb n .
a "' d 1 ?'?"?! in that nun.'
...
in Hail real I ? ? 1 ??.ii. If
??? irmth of welcome laeieatea anything,
? any la aasared of |
,.1 -1 ??? il an ?*d ,? de lire to
the whole symphony as ?m encore.
ir.'.? .- th ? ifrst symphony Mr, K' ?>?
? 1 ? en ?.-?'.I. and it ?cribad
"beariag i?o programme" sad la being
?ie i "to h.- keaid 1
.
I'ne -feeling of genialitj which
'. ' IB Hall after Mr. Ko'ar'a ?...ri?
?.-?a* heard **as heightened at the .?p
pearaace of Louise Homer, who ??.a?
..-? iting artist. Mme. Hoaaer ?anir
- "It Ie Piaiahod" hm.I Mj Heart
Ever l-iaithfui" and Tsrhain.'?
"Adieu, Koret?." In at manner that ?? ?
deaerviag of tha greeting ?salea -he
? -,. rdod
The .ithi-r numbers on the Pr,>
gramme, Hugo .Vo!?"? "Italiat
and the "Piwsrsaoat" from ???1;
aer*a "Parsifal" wars well -, ?- ?
warmly applauded
OBITUARY
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W. Thomas, m j ?,eral
at St. J ami ion av?
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