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HOLISTIC DRAMA ay ACTORKXJLED FROM RUSSIA
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A Study at Jewish IlapeleMne
Any flutter Orleneff company Qf StTWreUurg acton may ban whenm peared yesterday Afternoon for tbo flnlurns before an American audience at theHerald Square Theatre must have beenwholly dUpelled at tbe end of th first actAi i be lost curtain the entbueUuun of tboA rilonce ran M nigh that players lookediniitlrely bewildered with Joy And yet-
i WM in Ilusslan that EugeneTrhi doff drama The Chosen Peopleproduction of which wee forbidden inIliwla-
TchiriUoff who Is an orthodox Buaatan
mid a sympathetic study of the Jewsro live within the pale of settlement and
nrmo a four act piece entitled levrelmil Jew which the censor allowed himtn print and circulate but not to produce
For M OrlenofT alao a RussiantiM the subject at heart the author
lirt hanged this to a three act dramaeliminating some of the minor charactersHivl introducing many Incendiary tinesnnn t ho piece la to be given abroad only
The piny 10 a study of the principal Jewishlypro in Kuiwla today The plot is furn h i l y the love of an orthodox Russianfor in educated Jewish girl Ltittr Frtnktl-n patriarchal watchmaker and a pious Jewwho h already been through threefvmitio massacre has two childrenRirvf and litah Mme Orleneff bothpithided from the unlrerslty for partialsating In student disturbances At homeihf v dl cuM social problems the painfultopic of nil intelligent Russian subjects1Mr frifnd AaeAman Orl nIT a teacher
Hebrew a visionary enthusiast reHvnblinB George Eliots Mordecal la filledirith ElohUtto dream Herri h Ills hero
his heart aches for his oppressed peopletirucA however
is here he his faith to KarlMarx socialism and assimilation Lei
ita assimilation too for unfortu
und fellow student Berttin a ChristianVmAman is in love with COA and when hefind In a pathetic scene that she loveB rriin ho Ono sun then tim setin my heart but I have another I love roy
daughters love for Orrttin he is Inoonsol
Beholdbe walls there came a greatrind from the wilderness and
Meanwhile rumors of the Klshlneff masere oome more and more Close
shutters a policeman warns them atthe end of the
In the third act the shutters are cloeedstd the Frenkel house Is like a house ofilfsth full of walling and weeping The
or massacre Is itVacAman with vision
Dtretin her to with him Atthe mob breaks in and tan upon
ftrriMin at if he were a JewHe Is a Christian erie1 rm a Christian Btrttin echoee feebly
but the ruffians bear him down and pursueLoch Then Ncetanant revolverwhere Btruinu Christianity failed Lwitshoots heret His tendenciesthe author shows at the last
who come to the rescue ofrealistic and powerful were the last scenesthat there was not a eye In the audience
Other besides mentioned areIntroduced a laborer of intelll-
ta the sooUllstio working
ment of the laitsci smug kind Snii-s newspaper carrier is a in
Ghetto books The actingnf all was of so an order that evenwho could not understand Russian werecarried away it
Mr lent his theatre to the Orionrfl company for the afternoon Ip viewof its success the company may hire somether In to it work
Mrs Clarence and many otherwomen prominent In society were In the
GORKI PLAYED IN
Mlynrbsne Another Study la BntilanGloom Produced hue
to be outdone by the Irving PlaceTheatre which recently gave MaximCiorkls Nachtasyl the Thalia TheatreMock company produced on Wednesday inYiddish the other Gorki play Myeschaneor Bourgeois
This play is a study In middle class gloomaspect of that great gloom hangs
like a leaden sky over Russia Vatitt-
titmtnofl whoso very name signifiesmonotony Is an old Russian so small andnlwrly and narrow that his own chil-
dren Ptter and Tatyana dread him andtit talk Pctr was dismissed from theuniversity for taking part In studentrouble Taliana is teaching school and
withering into a sour old maid Nil herfoster brother whom she loved marries-the Diithe Polta whose brother
virtually tramp and a rover of theforest tut has some human Joy abouthm a tnmg unknown In the Btmtnofffirmly Tatiana takes poison but falls to
ie and malice mind that Is conCrmned to live
Ptltr finally emerges so far from thefamily gloom as to go away with the stupidtut lively widow of a prison warden whotad taken up her quarters In the BesmenotfLouse
You ruin him cries tolltlma the widow He la a student andm v marry
then says she I shall live with himwithout
The bard listed old chucklest the clever bargain he has driven for
his sonYes a drunken
choir singer who boards with the Beirunoff your will come back soon
live like you You haveAccumulated money lie make in-novations he even so far aft toroange the furniture about But other
rest assured will lead the samelife
The curtain down Upon Talyanathe old maid cannot
even temporarily she 1 chainedT of her class
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lain sentiments opposedThe Thalia company It admirably
the was Inthe grim humor of Gorki somehow tookon a and Gorki came out asi humorous playwright
MUSICAL ARTS SCHOOL FLAX
The New Institution to t Opened to 00tober tn the Lenox Mansion
The School of Musical of the cityot New York Incorporated last June byfUrta 0 Brewiter Frank Damrosc-htuat Loeb Eliot Norton Rudolph E-
Kchlrmer and Paul M Wolburg will beopened In October In the old benox mansionkt ttfth avenue and Twelfth street
The design of the school which startsut Loeb memorial fund of
m0oo and other amountingthe present to about a
o de courses in all branches of musicalnudy corresponding those In the best
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annxsnoiio N 0 March Jl Vloi-Presldoat Fobbank and partyspending the forenoon hire in charge of aeoraroltte of entertainment Mlectedthe Chamber of Commerce took the Soujh-ern Railways Southwestern trainfor Washington Standing on norplatform of the car he bowed bisacknowledgment of the hurrahs from sthousand throats
Among the places vUlted today wastho Revolutionary battle ground of Gullford Court House where tomwallls made
lest stand before Yorktown and wee socrippled by Gen Greenes army that be fellan easy prey to Gon Washington
Tho VIcePresldent was much interestedIn the well kept grounds tho buildingsand the places of the bottle lines markedout by thirtyseven monuments to Revolu-tionary heroes and the course of erectionof the two 10000 monumenta toNosh and Davidson by authority ofCongress He also saw the many valuedrelic and souvenirs of the battle preearredIn the museum of the State Normal andIndustrial College for Women wherth wasgreeted cordially by President Molrer atan reception
As the party the platform ofthe auditorium 000 young women studentsgave the college cheer and the orchestra
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tint Hoof Garden Dnlletln New lieaan-Pis Holland Benefit Today
The Joseph Holland benefit Is to takeplace this afternoon at 115 at the Metro-politan Opera House While tho advancesole of scale has ben large the promotersdesire to correct the impression that allthe tickets have been disposed of
Klaw A Erlanger1 Aerial Gardens at theNew Amsterdam Theatre will open on May27 with a new extravaganza by John JMcNally entitled Lifting the tAd for whichFay Templeton Virginia Earl HarryMacDoaough Lillian Hudson and SueStuart have been engaged and otherfeatures
Frank Keenan will produce another onesot play at the Berkley Lyceum on
is CarusoThe Manhattan Theatre will be closed In
Holy Week On Easter Monday HarrisonFlike will produce new comedy
called The
The ticket are bn aroundthe theatres Last night a man
coat almost ripped off in front of
Smith entertained a boxTheatre last night
and GeorgeGould Mm Stuyvesafit and
At this afternoon there will be adress rehearsal of a little called The
Bird adapted by Margaret MoLarenIn verse and presented by boy and girlamateur actors areto be given next and Tuesday Inaid of Loomis Sanitarium AnnexConsumptive Children
LEW FIELDSS FIRST SPEECH
Beeord of a Years Stage Modesty DrckenWith the Aid f a Phonograph
Low Fields made the first speech oflife at the professional matinee given atthe Lew Fields Theatre yesterday afternoon Mr Fields has been on the stagefor twentysever years but never in all thatperiod be dared addroea to an audienceother than the lines written for him thelibrettist Yesterday however when thecurtain fell on the first act of It Happened-In Nordland he apologizedbility to talk and friend on
will talk for me Immediately-a powerful phonograph to
which Mr Fields
saying I thank you I thank youyou
on this occasion among all the player folk in the audience
nun FOR COMEDY THRATRX-
Commlulontr MoAdoo Wont License ItBecause or Report of Klier
The Comedy Theatre at Sixtyfourthstreet and Broadway the license of whichha Just expired wont get another
I have denied the application soldCommissioner McAdoo upon reportmade to me Sergt Eggers after an in-vestigation and a remonstrance
which that minorare allowed in there unaccompanied byadultsThe statutes I think me absolutepower There 1s another theatre In Thirdavenue a small one which will also berefused a license
LWRA JEAN ON TOE STAGE
All or a Olftcd Story Writers Works to nDramatized tar Fourteenth Street
J Wesley Roscnquost manager of theFourteenth Street Theatre made
last night that he had signed oon
and for the dramatizationor oil Idles novels The first
dramatized from Miss MlddletonaLover la completed and been ac
It will boproduced next September at the
Columbia Varsity Show Front H14O4The profit from the run of the
Columbia show The Khan ofKathan In Carnegie Lyceum were 1144
Arum Reception ExtendedThe Society of American Artist baa
decided to keep the galleries In the Fineirt Building open evening os well
this afternoon to holders of ticketsthe reception which wo
originally for from 4 to 7
step baa been taken because of theof misunderstanding on the
of those year beenaccustomed to the evening ofthe and demand forcards of admission this year been unusually great
L Saturday Night
The entertainment committee of theLotos Club announces a Smoker or Inclub parlance a Saturday Night for
it the most enjoyable
M C Bterobaen to Wed MU DreieerThe U announced of Maurice
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What the Critics SayAbout the Old Masters ofTHE EHRICH COLLECTION to be sold in the WaldorfAstoria tomorrow Fridayevening
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It Is seldom that one broughtand still more rarely that one
in an auction so many old picture that holdthe attJndon of connoisseur for one reasonor another This Is essentially a oolletlon for amateurs not a collection withor two pictures and a crowd of modocritlos
The Evening Post saysTwo points of distinction Mr Louis
Zhrich may fairly claim for seventyfive old pIctures he la now exhibiting at theFilth Avenue Art Galleries prior to sale onthe evening of Friday next first each ofthese canvases some quality painterlike or merely naive which has commendedit to a trained taste second the authen-ticity of every example i guaranteedReally guaranteed that is and not simply ao
an embarrassing and strictlylimited right of protest If the attributionU disputed by respectable authority within-a year of the sale Mr Enrich will exchangethe picture for the purchase price withinterest
Most of these pictures have been atthe galleries of owner or In loan ex-
hibitions and we need suchcapital pieces as the Architectural Dreamby Salvntoc Rosa the exuberant and charm-ing portrait of the Countess of Chesterfieldby Sir Peter Lely a surprising expressionof bis usually languid talent a sturdy andcharacteristic Raeburo Professor ThomasGregory Turners famous The Tower ofLondon a notable realistic pendant forthe Salvator a massively painted and richlycolored cattle piece by Old Crome and anuncommonly beautiful Moriand
Among pieces many ofexceptional charm Of this sort is a Canoletto gray In tone crisp in handling andincisive in drawing Mouth of the GrandCanal Dogana a eombre Van der Cap
of boats in a calm on the Scheldt anexample of the rare master Jan Aaoelynrepresenting a ledgy landscape in terracotta tone recalling Corota early manner-a luminous beach scene by Bonlngton twoexcellent examples of the cole galante byLancret two Wilsons and a golden land-scape by Jan Both which contains abun-dant detail cleverly managed without lossof breadth It is a little masterpiece oflandscape in the panoramic
Important is the epithet unquestionablydeserved by tho big Madonna Addolorata-of Carlo Dolci It Is Impressive In a surg-ing hysterical way and lea waxy In colortitan most of sentimentalities Near-it hangs Peter Wouvermant Crossing theFord to bring one back from baroque
to the wholesome realities of seven-teenth century campaigning The greatdrought horses splash steadily through ashaded stream Behind them lumbers thepack wagon Gay coated cavaliers watchfrom the bank and dog gambol aboutIn sense of motion it is not Inferior to thomore famous Philips Wouverman whom Itsurpasses In largeness of aM depthof color
BOOKS AND AUTHORS
This year marks the twentyfifth anni-versary of the publication of Henry Georgesfamous book Progress and PovertyThe book baa been published In everyEuropean country In China Japan andIndia and more than 2000000 copies ofIt have been throughout the worldOn April S Doubleday Page A Co willbring out an anniversary edition eachvolume of which will bear on the cover areproduction of the medallion made bysingle tilers Richard sculptor
medallion was the souvenir or theHenry George anniversary dinner recentlygiven Henry George Jr written anintroduction to the new edition in whlohhe tells the interesting story of flnrtpublication of Progress and PovertyTho of Henry George bywill be brought uniform with the anni-versary edition of rather book
In Return the new novel by AliceMaoGowan and Grace MacGowan Cookereader who are familiar with the Southwill identify the grave of Agnes of Glasgowaa one which baa attracted the attentionof many visitor particularly ofromantic sentiment which outald thepalings of the churchyard in Charleston-All history left behind her was thislow with the three words upon itand the line of sacred ground drawnsharply to exclude her adds it hint Therehave many surmise made and manyarticle written concerning this gravebut tbo who read Return will feelthat they know how Agnes of Glasgowcame to 11 there
The London 1 responsible forthe tory of a curious coincidence whichresulted In Sit Gilbert Parkef becomingthe possessor of a Japanese of greatvalue o him peculiar significanceNot long ago George Mackey an artdealer of Birmingham purchaseda copy of Gilbert Parketa latest novel
A Ladder of Swords and at the sametime a parcel of Japanese colored printWhen Mr had finished the bookhe opened the parcel and the flr t print
took represented an actual ladder-of wordtwo heavy rope with swordsa up and down which menwere travelUnga well known trick of
jugglers Naturally whenauthor of the coincidence and thedesign of the print th print changed hand
readers 01 Elinor Glyna books mightexpect the young author is a believer In
maxim that there 1 nothing thatcolS wiLes sod a sense ot humor Will notcore Human natnr in all tt phiM to-
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The failure of Worfcf Work to publish
In April number the promised illustratedaccount of the St Petersburg maanacreembodies an Interesting little story of theworkings of the Russian bureaucracy Itwa arranged for Mr Howard Thompson
of the well known American oreto write the article A week later
be cabled Picture failed all off In asubsequent letter Mr Thompson explainedthat he where the photographsshowing actual shooting of the populace
be obtained When be arrived atthe photographer be found that the poliohad been him and had smashed
the negative Mr Thompson woat toFinland an associate to secure someother picture When he returned hethat the apartmentrifled by UM polio and man btm el
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THE CnAHITY NCRSCI MI INxt wk The Shadow of Darknea
to be published spring entitled TheOutlook Beautiful In it she deals withthe mystery of death and the revelationsbetween the life that Is now and that whichIs to come
Charts Wagner U writing his Impres-sion of America gathered during lect-ure tour here U the of simplicityha solved the problem of to leadany kind of a simple life in thishe will deserve a place at theUne of great discoverer and Inventors
Oardlder W Alien new book on OurNavy and Barbory Oorsaln has bees
the bureau of equipment to thelift of books for llbrarie
In the United State navy Mr CytuTownsend Brady my that the book fillsgap In cur naval history which no one ba-atakn the trouble to close andHad It not been for the war our
navy certainly wcukt never have won thebrilliant suooewe which Immortalized ItIn 1812
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