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THE SUN, SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1914.
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MISS SAWYER'S INVENTION.
Her nreat Advasire In Teaehlnir the
Modern Steps,
Willie other dancer linve been photo
graphed for the sake of uplift or some
other good cause, Joan Sawyer has not
had the time to leave her Persian Gar
den, so insistent hits been the crush of
patrons. It has not even been porlblo
for her to jjlvii ull the lecture dimunded
of her. So, aided by Walter Kinsley,
who modi'jitly consents to let the public!
Into Miss Sawyer's sscret, Hhe has com- J
pleted the following sehemo:
Joan Sawyer has applied for letters
patent for a new invention pernilttlns '
of absent treatment In te.vhlni,' dancing.
Miss Sawyer Roen to th home of u pupil
ond ordering up the parlor tub covers
the floor with an intrlcnto d'acram of
numbered nquares, circles and semicir
cles. She studies hir pupil In action In
modern dances nnd then plots a chart
for his or her future guidance and lays
out an accompanying programnm of
music. Thereafter tho learner MpH
from square to clrclo and aemlclrcle.
according to the numbers plotted on th
chart. Over nnd over this Is clone nnd
th most Intricate tanjw step aro
thereby taught an easily a the turkey
trot or the hesitation welts. Sayii Ms
Sawyer:
"Those of us who ore celebrated
dancers aro overwhelmed with engage
ments to teach nnd I hav devised my
chart system to enablo me to perfect
pupils In modern dundns without havlnif
to be present. It is a won of absent
treatment. It works out really well and
every one Is wild ubout It. The charge
ure comparatively low, compared with
the feed for personal instruction. Once
the etep chart In mapped out on the Hoor
Notes of the
A featurn of Mr. K. M. Nevanon'H
third Illustrated traveltalk "P.omt
Ancient and Modern" which will be
presented this ovenlnir ut Curuegle Hall
sukI Monday afternoon at 2 at the New
AniHtorduiii Thvutro, Is a motion picturo
of Popo Plus X.'wMlklni; in tho gardens
of tlio Vatican. To Mr. Newman was
accorded tho prlvllogo of taklni; pic
tures within this wonderful collection
of bulldlu'H. After conducting hm fel
low travolleiH through the Imprcsplvo
ruins of tho templea and palace.s of tho
Ctesars In tlio Forum and on the Pala
tine, Mr, Newman will show thm tint
modern portion.-! of tho city where
ancient structures S-.avo given way to
modern steel constructed .buildings. The
motion pictured will cover ti wldo range
of subjects. Including tnanreuvres by
Italian cuvalry olllcers.
Among the pictures Htlil to be seen
are:
Carnegie I,yceum "Les Mlnerable.V'
engagement lenrrthened on account of
the success.
New York Theatre "Tho Three
Mtmketeern" acted by well known
French players and containing many
well performed scones from Dumas'a
romance.
Vltagraph Samo popular bill, Includ
ing "A Million Hid," "Rcndiieiw Ora
clous" and appearances of John Bunny.
Pari: Theatre Scenes of the remnrk
ablo evils of drugs under the title "The
DniK Terror."
Itepubllo Theatre "flnrnson," rne
American hlinorlcal pictures which equal
any of tho foreign products In this Held,
Illustrates tho life of the Illblcnl hero
vividly.
Among the new films to be seen this
week are: "Dope" at Weber's Theatre
for two weekfi only. This l founded on
the sketch by Joseph Medlll Patterson
In Which Herman I.Inh has been acting
for several yearn. Laura Nelson Hall,
Ernest Truov, Christine mossing, Will
Iain Tooker and (laston Mcrlvulo aro In
the cast. 'Tho Hattl of the Boxen,"
"The Floor Almvo," "Tlio DlKhouored
Medal" and "Imar, the Servitor" nro
ssjma of the illms that will follow.
The Fifth Avenue Theatre will here
after be devoted to tho best of the
moving pictures poyslblo with the niter
Batten of variety acts. ThU removes
the last of the theatres to present u
regular vaudeville programme below
Thirty-fourth street.
I The fir it public showing of Frohman
HCLtTT KAHCHS LUClLtC K AVAMAUGK AN mJTJJJC ElVlXSEi
" - THE OK THE WO.r"
and the key made, then all one has to do
U, to repeat over and over to tho proper
music. T trust that In the near future
the humblest homes' and the most re
mote ranches wilt have their private
dancing- dliurrnms. I confess that I got
tho Idea from a German expert who has!
tlevliied u walking chart of numbered
siiuares for sufferers with locomotor
ataxia. Tly wnlklnp according to the
numbers they relcarn to walk."
THE HIPPODROME.
Last Ms Performances of "Arrlr"
There.
Only six moro days of "America" re
main at the Hippodrome, which mejtm
that the best of the spectacle ever
Klvcn thero may be viewed but twelve
timin in all. To thee who have not
Men "America" It might readily bo In
timated that It can be seen ut least
half a many times with pleasure.
OLD PLAYS IN NEW PLACES.
Popular llrsmsi to He lleeiineteri
This Week In n Vork. 1
Fanny Wurd will lie at tho Grand I
Opera House this wee-k with all the,
piquant cleverness of "Madam Pre!-1
ueiu nr.ii mo oceiient company wlileh
supported her ut tho Garrlok Theatre.
This will be the last opportunity to
thin specimen of a French farre, a.s
Miss Ward preen on the road next win
tor and will not act "Madam President"
In this city.
It makes little difference who no's in
"AVlHln tho l.av.." Ilayurd Velller's
nielo-lratnii kcviiih we'.conio under all
clrciiinytimc'S. It hrlntts fortune to
cverj- thrutro and thas !t happens that
Movie World
A; FVlavt-n'M nrii,riti.llon nt fl.t. IliAl,
ford In her latest photo drnmu "Teas '
of tho Storm Country" will bo that nt
MarciiM I,ocw'h Houlevnrd Theutro on I
Mond ly, Tuesday and Wednebday this '
week. Thin photo drama represents tho '
popular "movie mar" In u role of a I
llttlo waif in the North. The picture '
will bo shown In nil of tho Matcuu I.oew
intaxreM.
A photo version of "Seven Day?." the
well known comedy of a fw years ago,
will be shown for the first time in pti'i
llu ut Marcus I,inv'n Orpheum TJieatro
on Monday, Tuewluy and Wednesday.
It In anothur Klnw & Erlungi-r pnxluc
tlon, the nerond comedy they have
turned out. It will bo shown at the
National Theatre In The Hronx the last
four duya of the week. Klaw A TCr
langer's ffatures have proved unusually
pojiular with tho patrons of the I.oew
theatres.
Wllllain Fox has secured the maailvo
English production of "Fast I.ynne" In
motion pictures. A company of stars
of the llrlthih stago enacted- the story i
for the camera on the ground where
Mrs. Wood, tho uuthor, located "Unit
liyune." The Severn River, Worcester !
Valley nnd other scenes of thla familiar
' love drama are perfectly nhown. Sovun
thousand feet of pictures tell She story, I
AMfHKMK.NTH.
COH4.V HAHIIIS'
7lh CAPACITY
MONTH.
ASTOR
B'wav.HHt. li.san. Mst. Vcil A Sat.J-Jo.
Tenrwv. rs)i.iM MAis."wriiT,
COHAN'S BEST PLAY
KEYS TO
BALD RITE
THE
REIGNING
SUCCESS OF
NEW YORK
AND
rutckr.n
fsH 1
the Hoynl Theatre will this eek be
lucky, Catherine Tower Is to be Mnru
Turner, Just as she wns - ' woekn
ngo at tills same theatre.
Hrucn .Mcltae. who ha bcn the hero
of "Nearly .Married" ever slnco l'Mgur
Sidwyn's clever farce sni tlr.t acted
In thlo city, Iii to hold the s.imo Im
portant pot with the company that act
this week at the Hronx Opera House. It
is In fact the regular company from the
Gaiety Theatre.
David Itelascu'i production of HoLiad
Mollneux's play of crlmln.il life "The
Man Inside" will bo given by the com
pany at the Acndimy of Music this
week.
AMWKMKNTN.
Let Joy Be Unconfined!
MADISON SQ. GARDEN
MATIMI. I.ICKI lltl
THE
WIZARD
PRINCE
OF
ARABIA
Oriental Spec
ial le and Ballet.
Mot Rlsunlnfli 4tupeiidnu Prodse.
tlnn In the llltor of Pageantry.
Completely ReCreated Arena
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uurHsmiAMc i'.vi'iuiu:i.viu ackii.
iiayic, mKNAsTic. .i:niAi.isrir, ,.u
llll'l'llmi)M.TlC C'HAMI'lllMI IN Itl.VK
L.VUO.VAUV ll'.Xih AUKOI'.MI AM)
Awn-.
WORLD'S RAREST, COST-
f! L1EST ZOO AND
ANIMAL NURSERY.
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ilUrr. ami Jl'VK.Ml.i;
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LION I'M.
MONSTER MUSEUM OF FREAKS
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l'IIHL)l(,li:SA.Ml I'l'.Zl.INO l'lfKNllilH.NA
i!Tiiriirii niOM tim; wuhi.ii-m ion.
SOMALI
LAND
Earth's Most
Curious Peo
ple shown in
their Native
Haunts and
intheirWeird
Pursuits.
2.15 P.M..TwiccDaily-8.15 P.M.
uooiia oi'ii.N mum i:aiii.iiiu
AaBilMlon "25,!J)-nf .erted Heats. 15c.,
I'illVA'I'K HO.X IKATS
ChlMrrn llndrr m. Mail i-rire Aiirrnoons
lryTH-kolomc,l4ii llriwulUAyililmbcTllrok..
jotia namil(cr', N.V.i-CTiiralTlckpUimcr!
. i.in ni.i lYoria inivei uurMiii, ssiru
llow, ana Abraham & Hirsui, llrookljii.
In (Irand and (ilotlous Union llh
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BROOKLYN'S GOOD FLAYS.
Whit I Worth While Aoroas the
llrldae This Week.
IJInnuhe Itlnir -will bs at tho Majestic
Claudia Smiles" just IW aim did here
Willi success at tlio L.ync arm earner
in tlii Thirty-ninth Btreet Theiitr?.
Hurry Conor Is of omipw with her.
'ri,.. 'Multiform nlforrf nm tn b Seen
tills weolt at tlio Montauk Theatre. In
Hiirhol Cmtlipr'n nlav tit VOUttlful loves
' called "Younjf Wisdom."
Homer Iiliul will bo added to tho
1 company at the Crescent Theatre thin
weolf, when ho will tm seen in "nat
Every Minister Knows." Tho regular
ntock company will appear with him.
THE VARIETIES IN BROOKLYN.
Beat Vaudeville ThU Week AeroM
tlie Urldset.
The Orpheum will this week have.
Oertiudo Hoffman and her compnny of
forty nn IIh chief attraction, managon
nnd Edwards, Joseph Ietora, Frank
Dickson nnd' others will bo on the bill
also.
Hcrt "Williams will Tiover like a black
o'.oud over tlv bill nt tho Bushwlck
Hit wertc lint ho will bo much more
entertaining, lie Is now InirlcnultiR
3T.
tho tango. Grapewin and Chanco, Dar
ren and Conway and a varied list of
performers will also bo een.
The Star Theatre this week lias a
company with the peaceful tltlo of 'Tho
Honeymoon Girls." Pnll ott will net
th leading role, George Totton Smith
wrote tho text and the music is b' John
Ht rouse. With this beginning and a
AMfHKMENT.
WEBER'S THEATRE
4 TIMES WEEKDAYS
5 TIMESTO-DAY-1,3,5,7,9
Last Times To-day
"THE GANGSTERS"
and GREAT LEAP
Beginning Mon March 23d
ONE WEEK ONLY!!
Save the Weak from Temptation
"DOPE"
Hermann Lieb Laura Nelson Hall
Ernest True
Six Sensational Sections
HAMMERSTEIN'S
Srmklnc In nil p.in of hou
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1.1 lll.l'Kl li. HUSK. VALI.O.S A SHU. PI'S
lo.MoitKiin (Mi..i Mir., n.ao.T.
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sioair A Cirnc llelil, Jo Welrh,
"Shcmlil a Wiinuni Tell!" I1 1
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M I To-day 2il5.8,15.
'omin firing To'iio row u M Sharp.
JUDITH
OF BETHULIA.
Ill- THOMAS HUl.r.Y A1.I1IIICH Thu 'Jon
HrniarkaUle Insmn In r.lriK jci dlclivj
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mTII HT. 111? (ilia hrnlni VauilfVllU
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I'onrtrU I J0i-, K.-, i'Sc. Mr.
To-morrow and Krerv AtHrnoai ami Stem
QUEENS OF PARIS
Bed. Nlrlit-'lanen intt8-.iraBli Vtl,
'--ll'.NTUV S'lfllli:1' I'lllllAV MliHT.
PAHK THE. UST
Sc?5KSEiisnioi USTI
"Urcatest Motion I'lcture l'.ver "Undo.'1 It.'
SI
at m mm
fine company of biirlesqtiens It may
bo peon what n sonso of Muccefj tho
Star Theatre already feels.
IN BURLESQUE THEATRES.
"Tho Bowery Hurlesquers." with Kltr.-scr.-ilil
nnd Qiilnn and Truly ghattuck r.t
their head, will pres. lit a new two net
burlPH'iuo called "Tim I'laln Clothes Man"
at tlio Columbia Theutre this week. This
organization has alws rated exception
ally hlali In tho uurlt'saun Held, and In-
tert In It Is this soaion helKlitcned by
tho presence In the cast of Miss Hhattuck.
who loin occupied a prominent pine In
mimical comeily and vaudeville. Others
In tho company are Primrose Hemon, Nan
Carr, May Irish, the Morln Meters, Jana
May, Harry Woods and Qeorice 11, Hnyder
and an unusually large chorus.
"Queens of Paris" Is the title of the
burlesque show that will be seen t the
Murruy Hill Theatre thin week. The
performance consists of two acts of
travesty In which vaudeville specialties
are Introduced. In the company ure Harry
Kolar, Harry IC Morton, Fannie Veddnr.
Alice Maude Poole, Harry Evans, Manny
Koler, Hose Reading, Kathleen Milter,
Wllllniene Howcn and Billy Arrlnicton.
On Wednesday nlitht there will be a
tango dancing- contest, when three cash
prises will be awarded the successful com
petitors. The amount of applaiuo be
stowed Upon each ooupto In taken as the
decision upon which the prises are
awarded.
The attraction at Miner's People's The
atre, on the llowory, this week will be
"The Qayety Olrls, ' with Ous Fay, Nellie
Flo.-ede, Hern'- and Hamilton, tiny Will
iams, the Hl:c Mutlc.-il Maids and a large
chorus. To-nleht a testimonial will be
tendered Minister l-Vank Abbott of th
People's, when a lane bflt of burlesque
and v.iudvllV nt:tor."i will appear.
THIS WEEK IN VAUDEVILLE.
William Vaierfcham, Ir. hH one act
verilor of 'The ,S.iu-iv Man," wil' ," tho
leadlpi; uttra l n tM w ' at Pal-
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PALACE
NOW OPEN 10 A.
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PLAYING
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Two Concerts To-dav
TO-.VHIIIT js, Wi 7Ji
( nmmrni'lnK Tn.murreir
The Bowery
Burlesquers
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TKl l.y MIATVll-k.'111
Ilei llml Uri-mlviiiy Anrear-
1rc?iH.j!Iw''
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I
aco. Other acts will Include Mae Mur
ray, assisted by Clifton Webb; Harry Vox
and Yancsl Dolly, Hlnes and Fox. Nellie
IV. Nichols, Qnint ana iioas;, aiaoomo
Dorco und company In "Great Momonta
from Grand Opera," Natalie and Kerrero,
the Charles Ahearn Troupe nnd Klutlnts
entertainers.
Tho Itov, A. J. Wnldron's sketch,
"Khotild a Woman TellT" will continue
another week at HammerBttn's Victoria.
On tho supporting bill of twenty-one acts
will be Trlxle Krlsanza. Dorothy Itussell,
A. llaldwln Hlonne and (Iruco Held, the
French pantomime "Ma Cherle," Joe
Welch, Llchtner and Jordan, Clark and
Verdi, the rendemon brothers, Bva Shir
ley, the Four lieautlful Uylphs, Lelpzlic,
the cartoonist: Martin, Hayden, Burden
and Hayden, That Trio , 'Tho Olrl In the
.Muff," tlio ntnsrlln? Troupe, Falk and
tjanford and motion pictures.
Virginia Harned nnd company In a
tabloid version of Tolstoy's "Anna
Kurcnlna" will head tho progTammo at
the Colonial this 'week. Others will In
clude Trlxle Frlcanzo, Kato Bllnore and
Sam Williams In "The Hunter and tho
Hunter-ess," Gun Edwurda's Kid Kabarnt,
Clark and Verdi, Walter Van Ilrunt,
Hums and' Fulton, Charles ICasrac and
company In "nufftt de Falls" and tho
Three Arthurs, tiuivday concerts will b
riven to-dy.
A oprlmr vaudeville fellvnl will bn tfc
extraction at tho Alharr.hra this week,
mmlH up as) follows: 3terced-s. assisted
by Mile, fftantone In a demntratlon of
thought tranirference; Jack Wilson, with
Ada Lane and Jnck Doyle In "An Im
promptu Itcvue," Joseph Howard and
Mabel McCane. Belle Story, Morris Cro
nln and His Merry Men, 13d Wynn and
company as "The King's Jester." Avon
Comedy Four, John nnd Winnie Hunnlmra,
I.e and Cranston. Thre Itenards and
Chester Kltureton. Iv. foAiiati?f.-i fr thl.1
wek will begin e.-n'h day at 1 :45 and
'US P. M. U-ii.oei a wM tnkrt place to
day. The Bronx ".'111 hav ' i "verii Jrsso
U. Uiiykj-'s "Tho ttiar'tcs," vlth Stewart
Ha.rd and Ijoih I..b f and Kitty
Mi.tnn ti "HhcI. to V, ,uth They Started,"
AMt'XRMRNTH.
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FARCE IN THREE A( TS
"A.MILTON. GEO. PARs6xs.
- TMAN, JACK DEVEREAl'X
iirni:its
KETEERS
FOURTH BIG-WEEK
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Bert Kalmar and Jesi Tlrown, foulse (.
loway and company In "Little .Mother"
by l.'Jgar Allan Woolfi Claudius m'l
Scarlet III "Tin' Call of the Sixties' ffu.
Key ami l,vv. Uoliiii and Inharr, Ml'r
and Vincent, Whltclh-ld and Ireland, rojr
Heelings and JukbIIiii; De Lisle, ptr.
formnnces will bcsln imcIi dny this xe-l
at IMC and IMG P. M. The uu.i Ctr
certs lll bo given to-day.
Heading tho bill at Proctar'.i Tw( ,ti
third Htri-et this week will b. VittaU
Hlpplo In Hobett HIlllard'M dramaile
ekutch "Convict STJ." Other Hc a ji
IneliMe Hayes and Atpolnt, Ktniiu l:0(
sey fitephens, IVirothy Kenton, Dk
I'etcrs, Hutnlnn H'.lmer, Murtlnnttt anil
ilnntttf and !lrst:run feature niiw, thicii
nre chatiKed dalljl
William Schllllnir and compary ')!
head tho bill at Proctor's l-'lftv-eighth
Street Theatre this week In their dVamntk
sketch "Destiny," Other nets ' ' ,t
Mlnnl Stephens, Slorxell and i:ier.
Smith, Weslyn and Nkholi, Shall and
Colo and photo plays.
Among the twelve featc-e acts w'.,eh
will lie shown at Proctor's I'.'oth Slret
thin week will l. "The Olrl In tl Mco:i,"
a tabloid shiKlnt; oUcrlr.r:: the Autti'.ii. ,r
Whlpcruckerv. Mendel end Nngel, ,-;i itt
Lucky and Yoitng, Nat Iai1Ii:k'.vi.1I at i
conipuny. )-d Ward, Roso and IMdlo,
Bparrow and Znnore and plmto j ,.t K
which sre etinnged dnllv.
AMVHKMENTH.
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TRIXIE FRIGANZA
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In Til . II NTT 1 A Till III V I. m
Sot EDWARDS' KID KABARET
Anjti,ic?irrn'i. xnvri.n
Burns & ' Walter Clark
Fulton Van Brunt ' & Verdi
Chan. Kosrac & Co., .1 Arthurs.
TllK.vntr TlliftV Al-ih i I .-..mv.,:,.
SPRING VAUDEVILLE FESTIVAL
"MERCEDES
JACK WILSON
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JIISI. I'll MtllTT
HOWARD & McCANE
BELLE STORY"
ED. WYNN & CO.
JVIORRIS CRONIN &C0.
AVON COMEDY FOUR
JOHN & WINNIE HF.NNINGS"
Three Lee & 'Chester
Renarrls Cranston ' Kingston
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liM Miller & Vinrent . 7:5S
2:10 .Dolan & Lenharr . S:I0
2:35. Claudius & Scarlet. S:35
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3:44 Whitfield A: Ireland 'Jill
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1:23 . .Hussey & l.ee 10:23
4:41 Kalmar & Brown 10:41
4:57, Sam & .Kitty Morton 10:57
5:15, Four Readings 11:15
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CHARLES GRAPEWIN & CO.
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Bankorl & Girlie
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In Rachel Crolhers' Delifrlitf ill
Comedy Satire, 1
YOUNG WISDOM
Direction of JOSEPH BROOKS
Next Week. . . "Nearly Married1'
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