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The New Plav
By Percy Hammond
Mr. Duncan aml Others iu
a Kcstful Fragmenl of
Lowly Life in a
French Seaporl
M
Vfter ?' custc marj i (? ?>? ss an.
thea e ti
;.' ie Belmoi I co ? a
. . tr c bct " ve' m rhi re
e S. S, re nacit y,"
?' g lietly and '???
?' ' ' . - ?? - living,
? t**r ? ?' ictuat:." ? and ev. ?,* -
ith n : ?'.??;
tion. The* I? - nk and >.!>'?? ove 11 id
betray and are bi traj ed, '
? | ?-. ? ? ? ? ? ? ' ? ? ? t rang<
- r outcri. ...
of 1 piee ' heard
all. Thp pr. - - ' hereforo,
?ore than 1 circus. Mr
\ugustin Duncan on( f tht ictors,
s it<. producei and g ; ling ipirit.
W .'. 0 1 may wonder, will you find
nteresi you " ve of two
'.*.r - .- ? in contact
in ;? little restaurant - a
.. town? They ar dis
at .: -. om ipral ing to the
? Arno rica .
.'? - y ' of thi M r. George
(Ji ai rresolute visionary, self
ind fou ?' .- - rh othei
M r. Tom Pow ?:...:,? , - ? >?
enl mi ntal idea] - rhe
I ,....
the : rettj waitress, wh. nn: wel
unstable. He tal
' ? cape, and
:. picture of a eottng. ir tlv
?.??'. irrounded i\ a cl : ken \ ard.
lis compai opt ai t'ner lethod
' ? rherese. One night, after .ver;.
? has gc ? to bed, he tall
er ' her red . .-. d . ? - her with
.?h;i n pagne, Irp wi n .
* * *
.* ercse is "over
hone&L a 1 hir.fr as ;?.
iei ? ? current theater. There
'. ? , detail but 1 f it obtru
s ? ' ijpperfluous. The whisp ti ;,
the ' ptocing aboul the 1 mi. the thii
avow il . the little pas sioi a nd ecs ta
ther 1 rue tua' M
a ? ring a Frenc chara
; ? ? . . ???" - ^ :.* times to as ume n tra
; but th. is no flaw
- - . -.. ...... |.,.
Hei \ e ri s? .:
,,. -?,. scribed, but not
Mr. Power.?, untii r.ow, haa been act
ng with his ii-'in1 ' "? n straint,
bit theatrical in his choked emotions.
'?:? when hi learns that his friend and
of "hi.s hea -\ have '!r- erted
him and left him '.-1 g. alone '1 Man
fine moment. Mi?>
. ? ? Dickei ? ?? a* thi W idow ' 'or
diei ?' ?hatelaine of the ini :>nd Mr
ndly old dru ? kard, try
- ? ? ying if their roles t.
coi ? .?? "?- 11, bu they can Hi is a
picture ??- heartbreak, and as h goes
oUt ' ? dooi to board the Tenacity
yet: r ail) feel sorry ?"??': him. "You'll
.. k. " me. 1 '? rd er ca'ls after
; m. and hi ay - " Maybe' jusl as it
? aid. Mr. 1 luncan's 11 per
Bpnation ol thi n. igh borhood ph los.
I f his iluminating poi
trail , ' . a director of the play
'?? t hi most i a tiable. lt is I rorr
the ! 'i ? '". 0 ;' arles Vi Id rr.c
Dinner for Dutcn Etivoy
Van Karnebeek Entertained
Here on Eve of Denarture
Joukheer H. A. Van Karnebeek, rep
? ?!:'.:?.? from Holland ai thi afms
ii .t'.; on coi ference, \<.>^ tendered 1
wel 1 ??? ' -:.-,'. ^.stoi
'' .' S'et' . nd: Vmerica r . .
1 ? He - .>?- for Ho lai ?
.lonkheer Vai Karnebeek aid there
B l.'f : .. -? .-.' - val 1 . ., .: '??
Ho ? I'nited S I . and
'???'. e full o enthusi
for t. He a d the V, ishii gton
d ..'???. > wo gr< at
hings tha t had ade th. ,i,. tion
tn??? ' rmament frankly safe for-the
rst time and had ifted the Pacific
ud He said il h ?-. br< ugl 1 about a
'' toration of international confideiice.
Edward Bok was : .astmaster. The
thei peskers included William C.
'?'-? Ifii I 1. Mi -. Doutrlas Robinson and
.':-. David Jayne Hill
fi?h<*I Barrymore lo l*la\
Rosalind in "A^ ^011 I.ikc lt"
kX ti' conclusion of her t-'iir n
'Declassee" Ethel 6arrymore probably
iviJJ be ?cen as Rosalfnd in "As You
'-ike It." 1 he Zoe \\-.: - plaj has
proved su ' . succeys on the road thal
the length of its run e:m hardly ? ?'? ?
ermined at 3 '? i - tim. .
Auc.ii-'..1? rhomas is authorit; for the
tatement that Miss Barrymore ia to
; iay in the Shakespeare comedy. [n
the course of an address on the theater
it thr Academj of Music, in Philadel
hia. last night Mr. Thomas announced
'hat he had persuaded '1 ? t ;o add the
>'e r>- Rosalind to her already exten-,
ve n P'Ttoire.
On tlir Scrrrn
Greatest Picture Made in \mer
ica I* Verdict on Griffith'*
"Orphans of tlie Storm"
By i tarrirtte Underhil!
Probably the greatest photoplay that
ever has been made in sVmerica wa
presented by D. W. Griffifh last night
at l ie Apollo The tt< r, r "Orphans ??
'?'"? - ,,! : " V yet we cannot wr
nor t hinl calmly of it Beauti ful pie
ture " illo\ i beautiful pictur. . thrili
tl so fast that when the
intermission comes you can only slump
in your seat and gasp, "1 wish Kate
i laxton could -;or that."
Of course we were young when
we went to see "The I*wo Orphans"
that wi did not even r membi r thul
' oi \ -.v a: la d i thi | me ot Dai
t. i and Robespierre, but Mr. Gi fl I
had not forgotten it. "Orphans . ' the
Storm" is "The Two Orphans" plus
?- ton, plus "A Tale of Two Cities."
That describes the story, though noth
"g ' in beg ?! to d( scribe the grai dcui
of the ? tctioi v h i. ' m r. Griffitl
? i a 11
* ' ach ? e\i beautv burst on tho eve
' shook the theater. The're
'" ' shots of the I'ctet of the ?' ,-. of
:'-' Onst and of thi wines, of tl r'rar
? ! "?' the dt.neers. Some . I
'?? " ; ' ' ci lor. Th. photoc
"?' ' so beautiful that it -,.-,;,
a ? "And her. we are tryii |
' describ. th s now picture of Grif
' ,:- ? w hi n \\e had \ owed to do noth
ing of the sort! "
; ian ni : !'. r th; Gisl i re tl
01 ! '???? M has always been Dorothy's
? '? ' ' ' v tragedv, and at lasl
''" '??- ' '? " ish. All of ti,.- w
." the s. reen put tog. thi i
''""? ? ?"?'" ' I" '' tl e an ruish of these
two orphans. Sun l\ the lovely sister
-???' n I a tea, |?f, between I
? ?? ?? ? tr nrietti : nd l)or, th; - the
'" ; ! ' '??'??' Jos. pl Schildkra il
" ? M ''' HS I "' valier de Vaudri ? R, .
" - : ' ?' g the hand: onn sl tl ??? ,
ii his ?hite w ig and sal
np ' :-'- "?: ri melj effeel ivi
? Cl ir. ;i'. knoi . v ,.;, | ,., .
?;" ?P "' an . velid, and in his fi
? '" ? v tl Lillian Gish b^'.h thi \ ,'ui ? ?
; ' ' '"" Played . so b? autifullv tl at
1..'ed thi tribute of applau? p
1 '?" <?ntire east is so good that it'is
'?' ' tair to Miigl out any one actor v
p ra ise.
_ Monte Blue as Danton was wonder
fu '> ''?' ' or in his portraya! a; d ????
was Erank Losec as Count de Liniere*.
? ' '?'???? Wallace as the Mi rquis de
?."'~ ?? Lucille La Verno a? old Mother
' ' ' '"i'd. Sheldon Lewis as Jacnues
1'rank Pujrlia as Pierre
i coat.
scn ' i
of the
Le
Not, who
and *? ulney
;"V" ' ,;:/" ' "-erre. and there was
King, as Jasqut s Eorget
ve an excellent ? ?? forn
a n c i
Those who like to be harrowed .vi
?'?'? their till il they stay until the
,r.u u'- us, we had I., close our
pfv- 'v' couldn't look any longer at
'?: : an Gish hanging with hi - head in
"'*? and the knife of the guil o
tme sliding up and down over her Qi
course, w, knew that Danton would
"r';'"" '?' "; the , ardon. aomehow, bu*
it was. ;, m glity close shavc Mr Grif
"*" ' ptar certainly takes t. rrible
' ' ' ? vith their lives.
Mr. Grifnth was cailed to tl e stage
make a speech, and the Misses Gish
? r< iponded from a bo\. Mr Grif
| I thanked the people in the theater
?,";< urely they should thank him for
. made the greatest oicture th: t
ever has been made in America.
? Lonely Trail' is the name Fred
Beauvais has chosen for hia first
cinema pi*oduction, which is the film
feature at th< Forty-fourth Street
Th .'?>:- this week. and we believe that
henceforth Mr. Beauvais wi'! h, known
as the man who took the sin out of
' ' ' ?? "The Lonely Trail" is the
: ";--- sl picture w. have eve,- seen, and
' t ives that the poor Indian must
travel the trail alone, becau.se he may
never allow himself to accept the love
of a white woman, even ivhen she offera
?; to "climb and climb and climb" with
; him. Perhaps he did not care to keep
on cl.mDing so much. Perhaps when
one Is a guide by profession one prefers
. to take one's pleasures :. some other
! '''-'? * :: ng at tne foot of the moun
: '''???'? ? ''' ' instance, and looking up. At
rate. "Pierre, the Indian guide,"
ri ad the letter front thi richest girl in
N 'v, Y irk, crushed it in his hand and
tui ned back to climb tho lonely trail
alone. rhe final fadeawas shows him!
a noble silhoui ttes against the .-kv; and
speaking of silhouettes, M. Beauvais is
i the man who can furnish a perfect one,
Ihe women in tho audience whispered:
1,1 you think?" ? and "I heard"
'??'? I "Isn't he handsome?" and 1 being
a vvoman, th nk he is handsome. too.
1 fact, he should have been a picture
act( : rather than a guide onlv. He
should have done it half a dozen years
ago and not have waitcd until this in
auspicious moment.
The rest of tho picture is dreadful;
such photographi and t ich people and
such titles I do not remember to have
encountered. One title says: "He be?
tray : my sister and broke her henrt.
and after ho bid iVr goodby she
learned that he was a bad man who
had ruined thousands." It was this
liad man that Pierre was seeking, seek
ing, and when he found him he found
him up to his old tricks again with
the white woman whom Pierre was
guiding and incidentally loving. Rut
again and again the Indian had him
v power and then let him po scot
free. thus proving that a man's no
bility fades v. ith his color.
'" auvais seems to be a handv man
to have about the camp, and all 'of the
nice little things which n< ear. do have
b. ?::. put mto the 'n cture. He can re
suscitatc ycu when you faint, lick any
two selected men, bind up a wound ar.d
shoot off a man's hat without wi.kin
him up. He can also win the heart of
:i millionaire's daughter and then re
fuse to accept her love. After you've
seen the daughter. however, you feel
that perhaps his motives were not en
tirely altruistic. If I had been he I
should have located that lonely trail
and then taken it in leaps and bounds
fy**\jt
E2CHANITNG XEABOtMS
RESTAURANTS
AND COFFEE SHOPS
1EA KOO.MS
XEA KOOVIs
Y. W. C. A. Cafeteria BROWN BETTY
W. SSth St f)iu?n 10--30 * II 7-RO P V? , ?"?*????? *??? I I I
13 W. 36th St. Oik#n 10:30 A. M.. 7:6(3 F.
Men and Women Served.
E. -?;th ST.
palrla^t. TaMa
d'hote LurWj, D!r.n?r. Afteruoon Tea. Home mada
laxoa. Seotcti aco.iea. ehcrtbrrad. 1'astry A muttcc pt?
High Claas l.;.ncheon
Plate to;
Vr-n an.l Woman.
reet, Near Woolworth Bldg.
SCOTCH TEA ROOM
P
INE TREE
26 W. <3d ST.
Lur.rhfon 7>c. SSr. Jl.OO.
Dinner $1.00. $3 25. 13.15.
A LA CA11TK AU- DAY.
THE TIBEE
11 EAST 30 MTRKKT.
Opp. llartha W??hi.-.ttru Hotel.
l'ork'e m-ist beautiful ;ea roctn.
00c. Dmuer. see. ,'Vci, on iSux,daj
?0!NSETT!A ",EA ?00.M'I4/..rE,!T- ?,?h ST
11EET ME FOR LITNCH
_ NOVA TEA ROOMS
j:?orch St., 56 Broad St.. 118 Teorl St.
THE GREEN WITCH 8 E lltb SJ
luncheon. 60c. Chicken Dinner, gSc.
Hom?-rr.ad<? Pi*-s. Closed Sunday.
RESTACRANTS
EXCELLENT LUNCHEON
Tea and Dinner *>er\ed daily nt the \mrri.
can f'ommiltfe for PevaMoted I'ranro,
16 East 391 h Street. No tip*.
Mnrio F?7K*>'Re!,*ftarant- 13 Kaat 36th 1*4.
mane csme. LuiIcneon a lAX <?art, ^^
cer. 6 to 8. *.\ holesomo Home CooUed Food.
SHir'S | "Coma Aboard!" 12 W. Stth St.
IVN. I I.ur.chcon. 65c.A LUnnar. 51.?8.
Aftercooo Tea. Also a W carta aarrlaa.
Stokowski INarrs
New lnt< r|HT(,.?i<,n
Oh Work ol Brahms
Hiird Symphony, as OflTered
by Philadelphia Players,
Nol Entirely Pleasing;
Elena Gerhardt Is lleurd
By H. E. Krehbicl
One upon .? Iini. , ? , , ..
?? ..'"i' i nl on .-?;.:>.. Ilmhi ? h ?.
ymphony was iu ? mid tli ? ,? . ?.
1 M ? Van der Stucken' i No*. eltj i 'oi
' rtfi, then iriving in Sloinw av' Mnll
I '';i ? 'I it wil h "i inds unpcrpl. ?..',! ir,
thi interpretal ior , of atiirti ri sei rs
oracles ar.d \\ ise Men of tl e Ka . |)
Kiemaiin's ?'. ?co\ or> lluit ther.
' eni ii *cence of lhe \ enui hei.
in its lirst inoven ent niul li dednetio
that u might i her. foi, <.? ? .. , ,, ,;,
ipned as r U'ibute to Wugni ? hi
renched is
Wo were ulao ignorani of Jonchini'i
suggestion thal the finale had om.
thinpr to do with Hero and 1 ...
M r. Apthorp'j. fanta ti ? notion th: t li
? atl se thi re i :. moi .. ntinj el:i :i he
tween major nnd minor chord
:?!'( ning allegro th. ,,.?..,
d o illustral t ,,? , onflj( ( |, .,,,. , .
Good and R\ il nnd I lial n mali ???? mt
lapo was si ekiiifj to bc( tlo* the po :<
? f ihe well-l ned nm sie ? nd make
liki himself. V\ did nol e\ ?
' hat ?! vvap pari i. ularly lieroic,
: litei thought. I h ough .. . i>. i grii; ed
' hc str. ngth of ita sweopi:i|
II inie and vverc glad of h compi - who
c< ild make o joyous rjkI eloq ieni .
iiroclamat ioi v\ ithoul mutti i \ an |
growling in the prefa. e. U . hi d n. t
rned tlu n i ha l bi cn i . foui note
1 ave the int. i valli. : ;.. ce . 1 in
i identally the rhythm of '. . \ . ?,'.. ..
he praycr ;ron ' . mpa" ; I : {ho
? ui ject of ' he and, I.? ? ? . . |
been crihbi d from a tiiii. i
has n. n on nffini Ly I m tli Old
'; undn dt li nnd "II re. r Sle. " to
hoi row lhe w irds of one ot' :
' can ' Mi rr> \\ ?-,... l-l, | , , n
i nt ntors ;- nve had li. i w ,\-j ? i
? mphonj inc. ' hei and w
' i il 'd to believ. thnl ! ? ? . >? , .,
"?' -"J. ii ? um* . lik. ciimcl
? ? ry i: ke n w] ;.!,?.
Last night Mr. >: okov,
;'' . delphia i Irchest rs
>.' i
( arn
? ? ? ,
n?w we know thnl il hns Iwo slov
enient in the middle nnd rrnct ion <
f othei in Ihi' '" gini ing ai d en !
\lso ihnl i ln n in i; b< i con. eptioi
ol hi iltu I i on inoto u hieh mnke . ln
'.??: in in un i hat t ln- muaie should iiio\ i
? lugp ishly us posi iblo and thn aten
; . become . oi ueale ' and ntterly tn > Lop
' lieii. v? i :, i onductor ehooae
to inl. ".ln. e n ritai dnnd > il intervnb
of a n llllti ' . '. ... und tha; its ( |;f.nlr s
ar.d ""ni. Iheinr should itn rl nnd
stop v t'. j. ? i. \\ (, confesR \<> hnvinp
received thi i c,\ ? ?[ infornint ion nbout
th. ? i, . but t'M ?. itb . i- unw i 11 ii .-,
'i r. . al. .1 ran'. ? i:v ? - .',1 ?ni| ,,.-,.; , | ..,,
I-." ii th.' 'iri< ? .. l.l. .I ,.'
i.emil . lhe v.-ater wrr. irnanl
-. ' ' 1 f| .VI tli ?. 11 :.
Mi II i h (ierl nrd.t iu . -,.;.,,
up . "I "' Tr. ibhiuii ," "Sehmer ?.. n"und
I'i a. time." tn orchestral m eon pnni
:; ' ' i' ?? Pei'vor ii nd "..ii'i'iii '?
vnii ??. but not with impe ? ? bl. '?
ionation, ,-hieh n ih a pily, nnd thi con
? I ended u itl six ;eei pt froni i b(
Si . a\ insk; compi ?. .1 foi
th.
I
.ki
l.'< li ? aa 'i" Ki'ti ' und w liich ought
lo b ili'isiH-itited I'm n I h- bnllel
\ nuthfiil Piunist Gives
Her Firsi Recital Here
1 ' "! I n> iion. , h yont hf il pupii
?f Kthi I : . , ., her firsl
leeitn i \. .. Vork last fvonini
?\i lin ' . , I-,,) ..,, |11(.|, ,
1 '".I i' " b: Bu h Mo ari Mne
lii'wcll i nd ' hopin. wa w -lj cio i
?' ' ,: ' inui ri" o> nfrgerated deir.atid!
upon lln , oung -rirl ? inl erpretut ia.
i'"'' < i ?? ni -. I tinripe. Tc hnicallj ?' .
1 ' : aln ndj n ? n pli I ed much ' 11. ?
' ?'" ;< wa; '?. the fine .1, nnd when ..-?
:.'i nnded si." displi \ ?
brilliance ? . , .ui n
Miss I opin ki joined | .,? ,, ,?? -,.
ln ' Ami rican ...-i foi mi u< ? ( ?? fivi
piec, for ' ,ui , an Is b,j SfravinsltN
Andniit. . !. pngnola, Balalaika Napo
Jt?J ? im.l I'nlnp, nnd Leo Orn -'????
^?' ? lUnT .n Tl . Sinn n
i. ii ???
;. n ?>
" then ailed u.'
' " ? ? ! ei'.iia'.i
; iviiich ' 111!' . i ?;
boled ; '? (iri teii .. ? v , . ; i,..
ef dil : ant ? p tage'
? ' riablj t ?' be expeol d of I m.
h. :::'. ?!?? ooi it thi
\>rn Popp jrave ''.';.. re. ?.,'. bul
11 tl v ?. ? the il,,, | ,t?, ;? , ; ...
?? rmnn ' hat ! i pla; i r ,. . .,- ,
Double Bill to Open
Mrjili Week of Opera
? "Lh IVavarraist;" um] "L'Ora
t'olo" To Br- Smifj; !N<\\(
Majtrlay Evrnins;
1 The double bill, "l,a Navarraiae" and
"Ij'Or.icolo," will open tl"' ninth week
i the Motropolitati Opera season nexl
llotulnj evening, .January 0 th- Mai
senet thriller nung by Mme. Farrar and
Me r Crimi, Rothier, Ananian, Pal
Irii eri nnd D'Angoln, Mt. W. lt' con
in*!;' g, n id i hc < !iinnt >v ri mu lica
trnjcedj b; M ? .-??. Rori nnd Are n n<
'?i" ? . ? . ( hnnilee, Scotti, Diclur. Au
ilirin . *? i I''-'??.. M . Moraiui n co3
1': ier "i" ni - n< :<l weok will b :
"?in I'ote .Stadt'1 ...i VVodncddny eve
I nii ... w 'i i M me .. ,ffrit ??? i nd T ?' i md
? . . . liarrold, Uiai and Badii
"i ari.i. n" ?<? - a me. i.al ii.a l a.- - oi
i liursiln\, w ln, Mines. h'ni mr, Hori
Meilish nnd I- -rn a n d Me.i n . Mar
i t inelli fi nd I lo fjiiea,
C'.it?'..-? (.ni! lUioff" uii I 1. ii' dn ; veni i.'.
. li M i. i 'hal itipin, Mines. Mati eni uei.
iJtil. *ay, Delaunois, Uownrd nnd VTatl
"elil nnd Messrs. Pertile, I'.ada, lt< 'ier.
Sch li >:?-?! and A nania n.
"Ki nn ni" 0 n Kriduy even irj . i*itl
? '? io. Pon r lle nnd Mes; . -. Mn 1 nelli,
, Diinisc and Mr.rdoncs.
"I ohengrin" nl next .k' .- it
matinee, tb M nea. ,Ieril . am
'?ia enniier id vloi r . Si u '.??.. :
U I it.'hill, ???'..? , nnd l,< onhardt.
" \ idn" :. -? 'la.; i.rice ou Si '* rda*
, nighl, with Mm. ... Easton, l.!oi don and
Philo nnd lli sftr.i. Crii . Il I ..?
1 ? dur and Gustafaon.
Miiii Erikti Morini, fiolinist, will pliiy
; ncxl Sunday night'a "oi -.??. concerl '
Jln '?' *! on n nd M r. K i ngs Lon will
? ng, lii- oVchet tra, .i? ?-??.-* ed by i" r
li du k, will play the .-mt. froir
" Uladn," Ir, Itimsk^ -Koraak : IT.
v*s\i\ i:ns . itv ui*
' .'? LIVE GH08TS
ii i '?..: i, ? vr ' ,? . .c
Itl . i.l 1 ' IINI II!' "iti ic
1US1 At.CUNIl Vili COH"
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