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OPERA DIVAS CLASH
ON STAGE IN VIENNA
Mme. Olzewska’s Contract Is
Canceled for Alleged In
-1 suit to Jeritza.
B.v the Associated Press.
VIENNA, May 14.—The manage
ment of the state opera house today
canceled the engagement of the
diva, Olzewska for “unseemly be
havior."
• ——r Olvewska is al
suited Marie Je
ritza. the famous
donna, upon t lie j
■p stage of the opera j
performance of j
It was* asserted j
■JM that in full view i
" of the audience:
Glbenska express '
action her disap- I
v proval of Jeritza's I
singing.
marie jeritza. Olzewska imme
d i a t e 1 y started 1
suit against the opera house man
agement for what she called unjusti
fied dismissal, and departed for Lon
don, where, it is said, she will sign a
contract to appear at Covent Garden.
OFFENDED IN NEW YOHK.
NEW YORK. Mat' 11.—Displays of
artistic temperament that cropped out
before the curtain of the Metropolitan
Opera House last season have now
set a-wagging the tongues of Vienna
operagoers. In Vienna, as here, the
central figure of gossip is Marie
J eritza.
W hile singing "Die Walkure" in
Vienna, Mme. Olzewska. a Polish diva,
was annoyed by conversation and
laughter of Mme. Jeritza and two
•friends in the wings. Twice Olzewska j
• ailed out loudly, but the gig
gling did not abate. Thereupon she |
expressed herself more vigorously.
Both Jeritza and Olzewska com
plained to the management. The up
shot was that Olzewska consulted a I
lawyer and appealed to the public j
through the newspapers.
\ Jeritza's New York artistic adver- i
sary wav the tenor Gigli. Last Win
ler. in “Fedora.” Gigli, in one scene,
was supposed to throw Jeritza to the
door. He was so vigorous that the
•lunoesque diva went into the foot
lights.
Later in the season, at the close of
"La Tosca." Gigli took the first cur
tain call alone. After fully 10 minutes
Jeritza appeared in tears, muttering.
“He's mean to me.”
Baron von Popper. Jeritza's hus
band. said that his wife had been
"deeply offended."
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Straw now batting for Felt! Yes, they’re here with all the enthusiasm of a
new recruit —sennits and fancy braids of real quality and style with the wide
brims and higher crowns of this season’s choice.
All finished with easy fitting full leather sweatbands. One Dollar sixty
five for any size from 6% to 7Vi. It’s just a step from the sidewalk to your
New Straw.
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PARTED BY CAREERS
Richard Bart holiness, his wife, known on the stage and screen as Mary
Hay, and their little daughter..
- Wide World Photo.
FILM STAR AND WIFE
AGREE TO SEPARATE
Richard Barthelmess and Mary
Hay Part When Professional
Careers Interfere.
| ..
By the Associated Pres*.
NEW YORK, May 14.—Richard
Barthelmess, motion picture star, and
his actress wife, Mary Hay, have
agreed to separate, but only because
| their professional careers require that
they work in different cities, it is
j stated.
Miss Hay. who in private life is
Mary Hay Caldwell, daughter of Col.
| Frank MerUl Caldwell, U. S. A., will
i leave soon for England to dance In
I music halls with Clifton Webb. Mr.
: Barthelmess will remain in New York
I making pictures.
i A statement issued by Miss Hay
' says that neither party will seek a di
| voree and that their 2-vear-old daugli
j ter will remain with Mr. Barthelmess
| while the mother is abroad, after that
j spending six months at a time with
each parent.
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POSTAL MEN HEAR NEW.
Address and Banquet Feature Vir
ginia Gathering at Richmond.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND. Va., May 14.—Three
hundred Virginia, postmasters are in
me'eting here today, the annual gath
ering of the Virginia branch of the
national organization. The conven
tion will be addressed by Postmaster
General New and tonight he will be
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C„ THURSDAY. MAY 14, 1925.
p tendered a banquet by the Virginia
I postmasters.
The convention will complete its
j labors Friday. Several of the post
masters brought their wives with
| them and they are devoting the time
to shopping, seeing the sights and
j visiting the moving picture houses.
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i I To Make Room for Kew Summer Models — j
1 final clearance I
i : :
Friday and Saturday
I i jj
Spring Hats
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Now $7.50 to S2O
| : |fi
We have made a regrouping of the various j!
i reduced models which offers even more at- j
j tractive buying opportunities.
Smart hats for every occasion are included. j J
! j Prices Now $7.50 to S2O
Owing to the unusual reductions , this sale
j will be on a cash basis.
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WEDDING PLANS HALTED
BY CHICAGO DETECTIVES
Would-Be Bridegroom, Eloping
With Charmer, Arrested on Charge
of Child Abandonment.
By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May 14.—Chicago de
tectives yesterday rudely interrupted
the plans of a middle-aged Pennsyl-
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It’s a liquid and a six-ounce bot
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It's equally rood for boils, carbuncles. I
uWr< skin infections, pimples and salt- I
, rheum.—Advertisement.
vania couple who wanted to elope to
California and be married. George
W. Gaudy, 63, Harrisburg, Pa., was
arrested when he reached here with
Mrs. Rebecca Schultz, 46. his neigh
bor, on a charge of child abandon
ment.
He and Mrs. Schultz said that the
and drugs— W
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> charge was the result of th® opposi
! tion of his grown daughters to his
i plans, and that lie had made ar
i rangements for the care of a 12-year
old daughter, the child In question.
The couple said they had expected
to go to San Francisco, where each
had been promised employment.
Fordham Seniors Prefer Milk.
* NEW YORK, May 14,—Milk is the
favorite drink of the senior class at
. Fordham University, according to
I
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DESPITE THE FACT THAT
WE HAVE MARKED THESE
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PRICE—EVERY ONE IS A
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PLAYING EVERY NEW X M .JJh
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MOMENT— ■ / |
Frocks at . . . I 9 1"
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“Citations and Awards” published by
the seniors yesterday. “Scotch” was
the favorite beverage of last years
class.
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