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12 PRETTY GIRLS

Mr Frohmans Offer Includes

Six Months r Tuition and 10Weeks Engagement

PRIZES FOR A DOZEN

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Evening World Readers Will

Select Lucky Winners for-

t Theatrical Manager

I One feature of Charles Frohmanaextraordinary otter through Tile Eve-

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World of an opportunity for

ttaso careers to twelve pretty girlsshould not be overlooked He guar-

antees

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them tuition In singing danc-

Ing and acting which would cost eachgirl from J3UU to 5DOO in a dramaticschool And the dramatic schoolgives no guarantee of employment

This offer permits the goodlooking-girl to make an experiment as to hervocation at Mr Frohmans expenseIf at the end of her schooling shehas succeeded she will have a pro-

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she may follow with thesame financial and professional re-

sults¬

I as experienced by Edna May

f and other theatrical stars who haverlfea from the chorus-

To each of the twelve protty girlst selected by the readers of The Evening

World Mr Frohman will hand a con-tract for forty weeks employment onthe stage at a salary of is a weekmaking a total outlay of 12000

This contract will Include a trip toEurope and a chance to appear at aLondon theatre If the fair applicantsucceeds she will receive another con

I tract tor a two or three year engageI ment In the Frohman companies

i Six Months TuitionEach of the dozen lucky girls who win

In The Evening World contests will re-

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I In addition six months free tui-tion

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In alnglng dancing end acting toprepare her tor her work

The conditions ot the contest are verysimple Here they are

The competition will be open tor thenext three weeks closing Dee It

During that time all applicants arerequested to send their photographs to

Photograph Editor Evening WorldI P O Box 1331 New York City

On the back of each photograph mustbe written the full name and addressof the competitor her height and thecolor of her hair and eyes None ofthese details are for publication In caseof the applicants failure

The Evening World cannot undertakeI to return any photographs But thosethat do not win prizes will be destroyed

land the entire affair regarded as conflaa far as they are concerned

Twentyfour In Final Test-

t the close of the three weeks dura-tion

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of the contest all photographs willbe carefully looked over by a committeeof competent Judges selected by Mr-

Prohman These Judges will select thetwenty lour which In their opinion are

I the mot beautifulI The twenty lour photographs will be

The Evening World and0 v printed In

d W I readers will be asked to ladle by vote

sae to which Is the prettiest girl of theentire two dozen The twelve girls re

r I cervine the largest number of votes

I will at once begin their course of trainIng under Mr Frohmans direction

The list of successful competitors as

I published In The Evening World roustbe accented aa final Any contestant

I writing direct to Mr Frohman on the I

object will at once bl disqualifiedThe competition Is not open to women I

who aro already on the stageThe Dollar Princess Is the produo I

flan In which the winners will maketheir debut This was to have opened-

In New York noxt February but MrFrohman hw postponed the tint perfformanco until next September In order

l to give tho prizewinning twelve fulltime to study their new profession un-

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Ala direction before making theirInitial bow to a metropolitan audience

ANOTHERTTHEATRE PLANNED

WalrenJaal A Ketnper let n Slto-

in Fortyfourth StreetNew Yorks record list of theatres U

to pave an addition It became knownyesterday that Wwjanhals m Kemi erlessees of the Astor Theatre havepractically coi od nogotUttons with U-

McVlckar Galllard Realty Companyfor a site on FOrtY tourglvtreot Justwest of Broadway

Tlu playhons which win be namedthe Annie Hus dll after WaeenhtliHampers leading star will have afrontage of 381 tent on Fortyfourth

1 street and a dopth of 100 feet The prop-ertyt value U xald to bn I3-

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You often hear of out best betTheres also one best tlpi

The litter Is presented hereV So dont let your chance slip

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fo work or hire or buy or sellor rent Invest or borrow

SM that Want Is advertisedi I In the Sunday World tomorrow

t Then You Will be One of1 ToMorrow Sunday Worlds

7000 Separate AdvertiserAND GET WE BEST PUBLICITY

FOR YOUR MONEY

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Gay Night Life of Paristo Be Seen at the Circle I

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The Queen of the Moulin

Rouge Will Be the OnlyTheatrical Newcomer NextWeek Sicilian Players WillAdd Another Tragedy to

Their List VaudevilleHouses to Offer SeveralNew Features

H TtJl1 Queen of the Moulin Rougets Ill bo brought to the CircleTheatre on Monday night by

Thomns W Kylpy It IB a reflection olKay Parisian life by Paul M Potterwith music by John r Hall and lyricsby Vincent Bryan A parade of carni-val

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floats each containing an nrtlstamodel will be one of the features andthen the revellers will take themselves tothe Moulin Rouge and other wellknownresorts A characteristic dance will beIntroduced by Mile Odette Auber whohas been brought over from Paris Theprincipal members of the company areFlora Parker Carter De Haven Rich-ard F Carroll Hdward M FarorFletcher Norton Veola Adams JulietteDlka and Bcrta Mills

The Sicilian Players at the BroadwayTheatre will be seen In still anotherploy Scungurul on Monday Wednes-day

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Friday and Saturday night andWcdnosdny afternoon For the balanceof the week Malta will be repeated

Scungurul Is a threeact tragedy byGIovanni FrancUtra Turrldu an out ¬

law from justice comes down from hisdine place to tell his niece Rogaria

that he known the U In love with SantoGrlgoll and warn her not to marryhim as he had promised his dyingmother to marry Nela Santo la In lovewith Rosarln though the whole coun-tryside

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knows he has promised tomarry Xela When Roiarla and Santo-go to the church to be married Nelafollows them and kills Rooarla by stab-bing

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her in the breast0

The Merry Widow with RebaDale In the title role and CharlesMcakins as Prince Danllo will be theattraction at the Grand OptraHouse

The Gay Musician comes to theWest End Theatre

The Trocadero Burlesquers will be atthe Olympic

Tho Parisian Widows will be seen atthe Murray Hill TheatreVAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS-

At Ilaminerstelns will be GertrudeQuinlan and company In Zeros HitW C Kelly The Vlrglnlan JudgeRyan and RJchfield In Stag HaggertysReception Bessie Wynne DorothyRussell the Six American Dancers andCharles Puns living bronze statues

The Colonial will have The Lov-

eSTOCKS HAMMERED

IN LATE TRADING

Smelting Wabash Amalgam-

ated Copper Union Pacific

and St Paul Suffer Most

Prices at the opening of the stockmarket today were higher issues suetas Wabash Chesapeake dr Ohio Col-

orado Fuel d Iron and Colorado South-ern leading the trading A notable ad-

vance was made in Kansas City South-ern which rose 4 34 points In latedealings which were stow the specialties held their gains while the balanct-of the market sold ort a point-

In the second hour Reading wetrushed up 214 the 2d preferred maltan upward bound of II points and theUt preferred 434 A rumor that the 2d

preferred was to bo exchanged half forthe let preferred and halt for commonstock and the dividend raised wo re ¬

sponsible Enormous selling order wereput In tor other stock to taka advan-tage of the effect of the Reading move-ment

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and prices broke with violenceAmerican Smelting scored a loss ofZ34 Wabaih preferred 114 Amalga-mated Copper i Union Pacific Bt PaulTexas and and RioGrande Great Northern preferred andInternational Harvester 188 tb 1 tl S andseveral other stocks a point or moreThere was some heavy covering byshorts but stocks continued to be oterea me market VIUBOU wnaw rue

with much disorderThe total sales of stocks wr 109000

chorea and of bonds j3bp800-

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TLOK7L PA18CE8 a

Waltz Jeislo Preuton The GlasgowLassie who mottos her Americandebut Belle Blanche John T Kelly In

One Best Bet James Harrigantramp Juggler Selma IJruz the Jo-

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Adelman Quartet the Bison CityFour and Lowandes Circus

The Alhambra bill will IncludeThomas W Ross and company In

Awake at the Switch a new sketchby Sewell Collins Julius Steger In TheFifth Commandment Wlnona Winter

Commencement Day the Vlndobonoseccentrlo musicians Wynn and Lewisthe Kemps Count De Butts and Brothercomedy cyclists and Hassan Ben AllsArabs

With Vesta Victoria at the LincolnSquare Theatre will be laude Odell theprize beauty Francesca Redding andcompany In Honora Princess Koyoshl and Vomarnoto equilibrists JoeFlynn Hodges and Launchraers EdFoster and hi dog and Manuel Romains

Harry Louder will remain at theAmerican Music Hall for only ono moreweek Other features will be the Zanclgs mindreaders Constantino Sistersdancers the DavlsGledhJll trio ofcyclists Josophlne Alnsley singingcomedienne Techows Cats and MaudeHall Carleton Macy and company In

A Timely Awakening-At Keith d Proctors Fifth Avenue

Theatre will be Mabel Kite and MikeDonlln in Stealing Horns AnnetteKelter mann champion swimmer NatWills Cress and Dayne Christmason the Island and ClennontB AnimalsThe bill at the One Hundred and Twentyttfth Street Theatre will Include LucyWeston English comedienne Fun Ina BoardingHouse Herr Grals and hietraIned ponIes the Four Floods acro ¬

bats Charles Kenna and Emil Hochand company In Loves Young Dream

TO SEE A PLAY WILL

CROSS OCEAN TWICE

fCharles Prohman Will Have-

a Gallery Seat at Miss

Adamss Opening-

To cross the ocean both ways Just tosit In the gallery through one perform-ance

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of a play Is a feat In Jong dis-tance theatre going which ought tourouse tho envy of the most Inveteratetlrat nlehter Bocause Charles Frohmanwho la to do the travelling Is also theowner of the play doesnt mush changethe oddity of the matter

Mr Frohman who Is now overlook-ing

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his London playhouses announcedI I oat long ago the opening of his prin-

cipal star iliii Maude Adam In JM Durlea comedy What EveryWoman Knows for Monday eveningDoo 8t Yesterday In compliance witha cable tmewr e front London the datewaj thane to tho following Wednes-day

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eveningThe reason tor the two days delay In

the engagement li that Mr Frohmanpropose to be on head for MUD Adamssopening and the ship on which he willcroti the Atlantic Is not due to reachNew York until Tuesday morning Doc21 Aa thhi li the managers busiestseason In London he will catch the firstihtp Bulling for England remaining InNew York only three days

For years Mr Frohman has watchedno 11

tree fromajgftiery raeaG onu aidplace F DM Dean reservedfor him

rDETECTIVES CLEARED

Ilor Who Charged Tlivm WUli

Urstlni Rim lletraatiO-

tuuriMIDet+otttea EX looker end OttoRamaberg of the Central Office wereexonerated foodr by Magistrate Ste1n-

er4 In the Tombs Police Court of theaborts that they bet Harry Levywhom Oiay orated on Monday hut

They took tta boy btforo Magi tratrBarlow In the Tombs Court olvarelngJ1m with having a txtU e of opium In

his pockets Levy war discharged Dhotihe ald Uiait on the way to the oliarcourt DetectIve flamrbonr And htthUn-on the head with Mi 1> and thatHooker had afro truok Jilru-

AewUtant IXatrtfrt Attorney Trowbridgwtold MMrltrate rl t Levyhutr-etracted sad tnwe wo no trutu hittory

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NO PAY FOR TEACHERS

Ur nne Will Ilitro to pelt Bondto Halie Uoner for Palarlvi-

UnUa the city of Bayonne N J Ia

able to promptly dlipOM ot 100000 worthof five per cent reboot bond lira teac-her

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lu the publlo BClioola there areuI-ne to And Ban to Claw atlngy Yeterday the Board of Education decided

t to dUpoee of the bondi after the Stetshud tulles to give till Wry Itr hare olthe State eehool money and It weefound there wu a balance ononly 12000 with which to yydu

t teacherIt the State appropriation bat not

been received by LvfUlatwe rot u t tttSLgdYntU1 Laaskdk-rNktlU

200000000 11AS

GONE INTO 1908Si

NEW BUILDINGS

Panic Stimulated Work in

Manhattan by Lowering-

Cost of Construction

BOOMS FOR SUBURBS

Money Is Plentiful for Rush-

ing

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Delayed Operations in

Outlying Centres-

New York builders will end the yearwith a total expenditure of JIOTOOOOOO

for constructionThis lis practically the some as the

1307 outlay It la J50000000 less thantho cost of building work In 1905 but ItIn equal to that of 1905 and far aheadof the fatale In preceding years

That tho outlay tar 1S09 will break nilold high records Is Indicated from planslied each week They run from CO to150 per cent higher In estimated costthan those for tho corresponding portala year ago With tho great suppliesof cheap money available for buildersthe Investment In construction nextyear Is estimated at JSOOOOOOJO

Cost Less Since the PanicAa the financial panlo came at the

end of 1307 many economists believedthat Its depressing effects would betell severely by 1508 builders But Manbattens outlay for new buildings dur-ing the yoar to date has reached78000000 In comparison with 73000000

for the corresponding period last yearPlans filed for now buildings durlnyseveral weeks past have exceeded inestimated outlay those of the corresponding period last year by 100 percent

Suburban builders suffered more ironthe after panlC year of depression thatdid Manhattan This wns because thesuburbs are new Investment terrltorjcompared with Manhattan where ren-

tals especially In business districts anns constant as the Interest on Government bonds Solid Investment InterestsIn Manhattan took advantage of cheatmaterials and labor during the depresslon to build at the lowest cost busuburban builders who operate usuall-on borrowed money could not afford U-

pay the high Interest rates demanded foisuch speculative leant

100000000 for SuburbsYet total building outlays In nil thE

suburbs during a pear of deprepsloiwhich operated particularly to centricsuch undertakings exceeded 100009000It was 50000000 below the 1W7 total

All of the suburbs are running fnlpast their 1D07 records now howeverPlan filed In Brooklyn last week callfior an outlay of flXUOOO against 5100fforthe corresponding week last yearWeek before last the tral was 157312compared with iSOEflO for the 1907 weekThi f w preceding weeks showed J7C5

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POS and 568f00 In 1507 SlOOoOOO In 1POI

and 593700 In 1307

Queens is showing an even srentei-porointeg of gaIn as are also the NrnJersey suburbs

Bronx plans last week passed 1VK 000

while the corresponding week last yeairecorded barely 1000K Week befonset Bronx plans reached 335600 agalnr5-

e11001n the 1507 week Preceding weekshowed 24P6600 neilnst 113763 In I1A1

518800 O against 20600 In 1907

Now Rushing Delayed WorkBuilders In the suburbs me rushlnE-

vork which was held back during thyear of depression New buildings wenleeded a year ngo to discount subsrnya and bridges Now that bUBlneciconfidence has returned capitalists nnroars eager to lend than builders arcto borrow

Of the 100000000 epcnt by suburbanbuilders during tho pfdt year 20000000 has gone torn the Uronx S7000t 0

Into Brooklyn J13000000 Into Queens20000000 Into the New Jersey suburbs3000OUO turn Richmond 5000000 Intohe nearer Vcitcliostor Nassau andSuffolk

Suburban bulldlnc tree consisted largely of onefamily nnd twofamlty dwcllngs Almost as many have been builtduring the year ItS In the 1307 oral JWperiods The total output hoe excfxxledW-

OOO The 1900 construction Is expectodto reach BO000 becnura such houses areIi v d= n 0

BMO during the pat Ysu the Bronxend nearer Westoheitcr 4000 tho New-Jersey suburb MOO Queens SOW And-over JOOO hva lien built In the suburbslUchmond Naiiuu and Suffolk

Buy Carrollton Home SituCarrollton lltalty Co cold a hours and

plot nt B yh mptor Pork Morrlck LI yuterday to Frank Wolfe of Manhsttau for 110000 The company re-ports it iuly buylDc on all lu properties

Ilnyhamplon Is close to the railroadstation overlooking Great South Bay Ithm the beat connate walk sat runWing water handsome wattages on plotsIflOxlUO costing WX and upward Thocompany tnkea UOO oath and the remain-der

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rt-mudOr 4ark Is fourtaan mile out

on three hoot of rallroadBteam elec-tric trolley Lakowuod Park U twen ¬

nn miles out opposite the stationEdtarton Hquare U twentynix tulleaway Hazelwood Gardens Is In theheart of the pines at Control Ullp fortythrea miles out on the main un

Free Trip to JerseyW C Raves run an excur-

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tomorrow to Jersey Manor firstton N J mile tromNw Bruiuwick on tha maW ttu Pannaylvanla Jlallroad

They offer 1000 lots at PO eachand predict that lox vrttl be worthslog P year The Pennsylvania Uplanning to Win tnilne between New

Philadelphia In u hoursrhos

Free ticket can be bad from RrevearuKent at the Twentythird street terryat U40 oclock or Cortlandt ttraat at12M

President Qraanbaum of MltuohenlRealty Co oar bought 800Metucban It Is high dry andlevel U between ins old propertyand the station lie intends to utter theanI In acre and Unitacre plots on the

Installment plnu and will take an excurslqu crowd there today from thCoitlandl and Wet TwentY 1G-

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He Is chairman of the ThlrtyslxtriDivision Taxpayers Congress und willenroll tho Tnentysevunth AssemblyDistrict north of Fortieth street

TETRAZZINI AND MARY GARDENEACH SING TWICE NEXT WEEKTotrazzlnl will sing twice at the Man-

hattan Opera House next week orFriday evening Jn Lucia with TaccAnt Poleee and Arlmondl and on Sat-urday night In La Traviata wIthConstantino Sammarco and GlllbertMary Garden will also appear twiceon Monday ns tho boy Monk 1n ThJuggler of Notro Dame with Kenauand the great cast of men and at theSaturday matlnco as Thais with He

anal as Athananl The triple bill 01

Cavallerln Pagllaccl and tinoperatic pantomomlo of La Chair wll

I be repeated on Wednesday with thcosta of lost night

At the Campanlnl popular Sundaconcert tomorrow night CavHllerla-

Rustlcana tn concert form will liosung with ARoattnelll llarlskaAldrich-Seerlna Pnrola nnd Crabbe in theprincipal parts Several other artistswill be heard In a miscellaneous programme and the orchestra under Cnin-

panlnls dlrtctlon will play DehussyiAfternoon of a Faun

AMERICAN SOLOISTS ATKLEINS SUNDAY POP

Herman Kleins tenth Sunday afternoon concert at the New Gorman Thea-

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tomorrow will have for Its prlni dear singer Cecil Fanning a young

American baritone whise roles hasbeen hoard on both EIdeR of the At

lantlc He will sing Harriet WaresTho Forgotten Land accompanied by

the composer Josnphlne Swlckard sopram will Interpret several tongs andEthel Newcomb plnnlste a pupil ofLeschetizky will play Both these girlsam Americans whose tnlonts have beenappreciated In Europe 1dounrd Detliulr vliliiiiaL and risvlo Yen DenHendc cellist will Joli Mlbs Newcombin playing two moMments fromBrahms B motor trio Op k

Ernest Schclllny will glen n pianorecital In Cnniegle Hall tomorrow af-

ternoon¬

SchumannBach Scarlattiand Chopin ore among the composershe will Interpret

Fannlft Uloomflnld Xelplcr the dlR-

tlnculshed plnnUte will glen her only

recital in New York this Mason ut Car-negie

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Hall next Saturday afternoonShe will play Schumanns Butterfliesand compositions by Chopin Debussyand Tschalkowsky

Emil Sauors last piano recital InSew York will be Riven In MendelssohnHall next Wednesday afternoon Upon I

his return to Kuropn ho Is to retirefrom the conceit Held He will inter-pret

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flcarlattl Liszt Chopin and Technlbesides pli > tnR aoinu of lilt

own works

Dr Ludwig Wtillner the distinguishedGnrman Under slnster accompanied byCoenrand V BOH will glvo a third rocltal In Mendelssohn Hall on tlio eve-ning

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of Dee lS This Is In rekponto tomnny rm uretK from people who IlL VO

been unnila to hear him In tho after-noons

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His principal number will boSchumann

Dr ctrl 11 Thiffi the a ell knnwnbasso Is to glue a recital In Mendels-sohn

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nail next Wednesday evening-

At the Church of the Ascension to ¬

morrow afternoon C bL Losfflors beautltul By the Rivers of Babylon willbe rung

3CHMEDE8 TO SING SIEGMUNDAlois BurKstall laryngttta continues

and he will bn uimblo to deg Slegmundin Die Walkura at the MetropolitanOpcraHousd tonight His pleas will hrtaken by ErIk Hchtnedoj who Imperaonatod the character at the prerlouiperformance this season

NOW HELL SEE NEW YORK

Ured In Jcrney CUT Tlilrtr wo

Tears and Mover Oro ied IllT r-

Althougti a resIdent of Jersey Cityfor thirtytwo yearn James Qllill-nfattitrlnlaw at Aldrman John SwrrHey of that city hoe novel been In

New York During all that Um Olbll-nbu been In the employ of the Penniyl-vanlft Railroad CompanY Hr ham Juitbee retired on a penulon

Borne of han tine aold Qlb-

Hn yeatenlay I am rulnr oresover to Now York City und ae thed luVencon for not malting a yl1t be¬

fore to the btu city waa thut he couldnot spate the Um Qlblln U sixtyfive yon old-

DUVBHNIt

LEFT 2700000LONDON Dec 6The will of the late

Sir Joeeph Duvtrn who died lu thesouth of Franc Nov P wa jirobuted to-

day The otalu U vuluM at i700iXMsir Joieph was a member of the Hanof Duven ilruthtra HU property Uleft tha member of his family aad-Ui vilil couuln no yuLilo btlQLLtaU

Mr Hammersieiris First OperiltcPantomime Given at the l 1a1haltal

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La Chair with Odctlc

Valcry Sandwiched Between

Cavalleria and Png-liacctA Daring Climax

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triple bill nt histeat lnlhatanO-

pera1ousoresult wns tilled tcthe limit of Its rapacity Between thetwo operas of the tonne red bleodcdvoting Italian kchool Mnecntrnlt-Vnviilloiln nnd Lnoncnvnlloe Pngll-

nccl ho fcntidwlched a French operaticlinntomltrn by Albert Clinntrler thixiwas vui > much up to data Tho thrix-tnunthir n noted an audience thatcombined i plo of fashion and rm-minlo lovers with tho men curlonltj-wckiMu

Pantomime which Is especially IOVPI-

b > the French bus never established n

foothold hare If his present offerlnfprove popular Mr Hammerstoln prob-ably will follow It with others of tinstuns kind While there wns plenty 01applause nt tho end of tho net It dlinot nrnrly approach II volume that IIPstowed upon each o the two operanThe judgment of very ninny pooplitreated to Im hold In reservo LrChoir The Flesh Is a story II panto-mime of n wife with n lover a hUband who surprises them In theiring nod coolnp lust ne her spouse I

about to stab her to tho heart ho hTurned from hil vengeance iiy an oxposuro of physical charms thamakes him crlngl and fawn at h-eft Thn scorns and derides hlnand he kills himself by cutting niartery

Odctto Vnlery the principal dancer othe house wn the wlfo Christina Kerwas tho lover and 1 Montnnnrl wnthe husband Of three the loftss t med to be the host pantomlmlst butattention central on tho dancing ofVnlery She showed many graceful andsome extremely dlfllcult posturing andhor confronting of bar vengeful husbandwas Infinitely daring Mary Gardensattempt to dazzle Alhnnacl by exposing-to him her loveliness as Thais Is mildcompared with It The score Isnt asdeep as a well but the music Irt prettyand the themes are clearly accentuatedBefore the curtain rises It Is playedthrough by the orchestrnj

In Cavallorla was a stronglydramatic and appealing Santuzza sing

Ing with grace and fervor MnrlskaAldrich left Loin without any charac-torlrntlon and seemed too frightened tgIve her voice free expression Tnccnnas Turlddu nod Polepe us Alflo sanbetter than they IctC Spverlna waLuci-

aEplnnpsl who made a first alp rncas Ncdila In Paclnccl disclosed-small voice of Kwiet quulll Slio sortthe blul snug with much 111ln miheld her put creditably dmwith Sylvlo but her acting was cor

Mrnlned nnd nrnnlciirlMi Zcnntello no-

LI anln and Hniiiinnruo nit Tunlo both 7

In lltin vnlcn nlnl piths carried the Jhniiflo by storm Tie former otter the

llldl 1iiKllniri thn latter alee i 1 I

the pioliiRUCi were called nut very mntiytimes UtnlibQ was nn excellent Bjlvloand Vcnturltil n good Hoppn-

Both iprrnn wen conducted by Campnnltil In his mnstftCul runt with sometimes too much power tn his orchestra rnod Clmrllcr conducted the pantomime dwith cicdlt-

RICHARDr

MARTIN SINGSMARIO AT THE METROPOLITAN

Tosco was repeated nt the Metro-politan Opcrn Hotiso Inat night withlllchnrd Martin lustend of Caruso M-

Mario Caveroilossl The young Ameri-can

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tenor ucqultd hImsel with creditsinging gracefully Ills swansong earned him such applause that the I

acton was delayed by vain demands forgames UH Otto nnd 1

Scot as SCArp repented theirand Impressive impersonations

and Hpelrlno conducted wltn skill Therewoto II Hiich standing lines as-Cnru

fbrings out hut the house wa

well tilled throughout 1

TINA LERNER PLEASES ATHER FIRST PIANO RECITAL

Tina Lerncr tho yi

pianist who was heard recently with 1

the Uusslan Symphony Orchestra gave-n

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piano recltnl In Mundclsuohn Hall yes-

terday¬

afternoon aUI confirmed the 1m

piosnlon that ahu a graceful and ac-

complished¬

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