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TO MUSIC LOVERS
Weekly Comment on Things
musical in Discriminate
ing Philadelphia
TYHUjADELFHIA musicians turned
..Tout In forca last Saturday afternoon
w near me piano recital or sergei
" Rachmaninoff, tho famous Russian com-
Mwr and pianist, at tho Academy of
; ' Kaalo, And they were not disappointed,
for It was as Interesting a concert In
many respects and caused as much din-
BUMlon as any musical event heard In
this city for a long time.
It was really the first time that our
local music lovers hnve had the oppor
' tuhlty to hear Mr. rtachmanlnoff as a
stenlit, although, of course, wo aro fair
ly familiar with hla work as a com
poser, having heard two of his sympho
nies, his symphonic poem, "The Isle of
th Dead," and tho C sharp minor piano
(concerto, played first with the Philadel
phia Orchestra by Mr. Constantln on
Sternberg and later by Mr. Oabrllo
JwIUch, Nine years ago Mr. Ilachmanl
noff visited Philadelphia and conducted
ails B minor symphony. At the same
(concert he played his three preludes,
Kha second of which (that In O sharp
fenlnor) has achieved a popularity, cspa-
tclally among the femalo of the piano
ypecles, which rivals that of "The
jpUalden's Prayer" of eighty yars ago
run Que apologies 10 ir, uiiuiiiimiii-
oft for comparing his serious worlt
rlth tho meretricious composition of
frhekla Bardycewska.
t These smaller works, however, did not
Ssive an adequate idea of Mr. Itnchtnn.nl
Soft's abllltlen as a pianist, line, of
course, none at all as an Interpreter of
! works of other composers. There
Sore last week was tho first tlmo that
SPhlladelphlans had the chance to hear
she distinguished Iiuaslan musician
long these lines.
their work most IUgardlng the radi
cals, ho regards Prokeficff, whoso ex
trrmo modernistic tendencies have Bet
rsew York by tho ears this season, as a
very talented boy who may develop Into
a romiwser of the first rank with ma
turlty. Stravinsky Is an undoubted
force and must bo reckoned with In
Itusslan music, If not In all' modern
music. Scrlabln was a great pianist and
a great composer, but his Influence must
necessarily bo limited, ns, like Debussy,
he was too strong and too remote In his
musical personality cM:r to have any
thing moro than imitators.
It Is to bo hoped that Mr. Ilachmanl
norf will give at least ono moro recital
In Philadelphia this year. So great a
player and interpreter and so distin
guished a person In tho world's music
wc cannot hear too often.
COMING MUSICAL EVENTS IN
CONCERT HALL AND STUDIO
. After a brief tour of the mlddla West, the
Philadelphia Orchestra will return for the
usual concerts at tho Academy of Music
next i rlday afternoon anil Saturday eve
ning. Jacques Thlbaud. the French Monnlst,
Will nnnrnF (n th M..rt K.flat I'nncrtn
anil th Orchestra will play the Third Not-
turn" 01 uonussv, cniuieu Mirenes. anu
tho lleethoten Elahth Symohony Ihe noc
turne requires a cnoru of sopranos and con
traltos, which has been nerlired thrnush lha
co. operation of Mr. N. I.tndsuy Nordrn and
tns jienueissonn t-iuo.
Alfred Cortot. tha areat Trench nlanlst.
will make his only recital appearunco In i
Next Week's Musical
Events in Philadelphia
SUNDAY Frco concert, Academy
of tho Flno Arts, 2 p. m. Emily
Stokos linear, soprano, and Earl
Pfouts, violinist.
MONDAY Monday Musical, Bollc-vue-Stratford,
3 p. m. Alfred Cop
tot, pianist.
VEpNESDAY Violin recital, Tes-
elm Scldel, Metropolitan Opera
House, 8:15 p, tn.
THURSDAY Philadelphia Oper
alio Society In the "Bohemian
Girl," Metropolitan Opera House,
8"p. m.
FRIDAY Philadelphia Orchestra,
Academy of Music, 3 p. m. Jac
ques Thlbaud, violinist.
SATURDAY Philadelphia Orches
tra, Academy of Music, 8MB p. m.
Jacques Thlbaud, violinist.
59 ARMY HEROES
KILLED IN ACTION
Disease Claims 101 Others,
and 11 Die of Accidents
19,887 MISING TO DATE
Total Number Suffering TFrom
Wounds Reported at
129,435
Taney atreel, Philadelphia! ny If, Itetier,
Scrantom MlchaU Veiclo, Duena Vista,
Erroneously Reported IllllM la Action
PitlVATE John Mnko,, 228 nl Dorset
sireci, i iiuaueipnia,
Erroneonsly Reported Pled ef Wound
Receded In Action
rrttVATE Joseph llohn. Orecnsbure.
NEW JERSEY
Died of Disease
SERGEANT Albert 13. Hirer. Caldwell.
Died from Accident
EEnOEAMT Michael A. Flynn, BellevllI?.
Killed la Action (rrnlonaly Reported
Mlsalnc In Action)
ConPORAls Martin WafllnK. Avon,
Wounded Severely (1'retlously Reported
Missing)
COITOItAti Joseph Piotrskl, Trenton,
Wounded In Artlon (Deiree TJncletermltiedi
I'retiouaty Reported Mlsslnc In Action)
PRIVATE Lewis C, Coney, Trenton.
Erroneously Reported Killed In Action
srcnanANT major Harry e. aiock,
Jersey City.
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follows tho D minor Concerto of Wlenlawskl
and two groups of smaller numbers. A
I'hlladelphla composer Is represented In each
treuencis iiann in mu
ov In the second. The re
nt these- groups,
first and Joel Pel
Philadelphia nett -Monday afternoon at tho cltal Is under tho auspices ot tho Friends
series or aionaay musicaies at the ueiietue
Stratford. .Mint, l'ovlr. rrljsh. the Danish
soprano, will appear at tho same concert.
1 ot Muslo and Art.
Tha directors of tho riilladelphla Con-
The ninth and, for tho present, the last K' cuSn' hvf t,unfl'. nfhTmalS and'fln'lsh"
0Vcam'vfof'S,Uhndn'iftr!,.0l'J,.r,nakrtflJctet!:? rnBdeV0?rtmen7.nonS-rVl?eRMnnB"l?y
Acadrmy ur the rot .tn I1I IuUk Uce at - -. vw (Vtiturv Drnulnir Ilooms.
?,S;0.:l1!fm.,,rrrrnKv",'i;o.n.' , ".J!- Admllohn to th. c"VUr"lsDfr uSon appll:
lorniers Mill he Kmllv Htoltes llnirar. ao ...... a. - ..... . t.- w,aatiAeii
t i Uiivii ir iiitj rcvii-inij fi ssu vaav wBtf
pranoi and Harl l'fouts. lolintst. If tho
proper support la fnrlhcomlna It Is pro
posed to rcsunm thesn concerts after the
close of tho unnual exhibition. Contribu
tions for this worthy purpose, may bo sent
to Mrs Herbert I Clarke, treasurers lfrjn
Mavr, Pa.
on South KUhtccnlh street.
Washing ton, Jan. 11, Fifty-nine heroes
of tho United States army aro reported j
hilled In action In General Pershing's '
raaiifjltv ttcf 4wlni A,t,1!t(nnn1 ,lentlta
mimtvp 11f!. rf whfh 1fll wta dn tn !
disease and 11 to accident, The total
number of mlsslns to date. Including
prisoners, Is 19,887, while those suffer
ing from wounds are reported at 125,431.
.Summarized, the casualties to date
are:
Itcported
January 11 Totals
PHILADELPHIA CITED
AFTER HEROIC DEATH
War Cros9 Also Awarded to
Camden Man for Feat
Which Cost Life
Tho hnlf.lioiir nf mui'f whld) Will beclil
the evening prlcs nt St. i'aul'a episcopal
Church, UiVbrook, will bo i;lrn tomorcow
evi-ni:itf by Hollo Mnltlnnd. orif.inlBt of th
church, anil the churth choir. Sir. MltUtid
ltl I't.ty Tlnlandla" of Mb. Jus and
"KHmmcnoiC)ntrou of iiutjimttwn, to !
followed by the Maeniflt-at In (.1 minor of
Noble, sunt: by the choir. The boIo tiuartet.
comjH)ofl nf Klsa I)ona Cook, soprano, Mny
t"U lierrptta MnrPton. contralto. Howard
itrr tmor. ana John VandTBioot. Li?'.
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will slnir "Oh Jeu. Thou Art Htandlnir.'
and th orffrtorlum will 1 a contralto nolo.
Close to Thc, auns by Mr Marslon.
and Lofunt utreeta. tomorrow A nelPttM
choir of mfn, untler tho direction of Lewis
r uiifiiow. wm Kip in. nt in m-riire ' n
choir bor will b In the char! and will
Join In the BinslnB of th hvmni and the
Henedlctus from the M. Crtlll.t Mast.
soni.
't
JTT1HB audience, both In size and per
jL sonnel. reflected credit upon the
"musical taste of the city. The Academy
Jvras nearly filled, not only with the
mforesald young ladle who "dote" on
the C sharp minor 'prelude, but also
Swlth the elect of th" musical colony,
I It Is clear that Mr. Rachmaninoff's
jrlfts as a composer han overshadowed
Alls equally great achievements as an
executive and Interpretative artist. At
(this late day It Is unnecessary to speak
!ln detail of the concert, except to say
ihat the principal feature of his playing
, is -a tremendous IndMduallty, which
Vras especially manifested In the Mozart
variations and the Heclhoven sonata,
which formed the first group on tho
Jbrogram. This personality In his pU
int Is as pronounced as Is that of Josef
Jlofmann, but In n totally different way.
Comment among tho musicians was,
Jf course, highly faorable, although
Jthere were some who took exception to
Jils reading of tho Mozart and Hee
cthoven numbers on the ground that "It
was beautiful, but It was not Mozart
Sind not Beethoven."
J It Is true that It nas "not Mozart"
Jin the sense In which that composer Is
Srenerally played, being far more vigor
ous and masculine In conception and
execution than Is often accorded to the
great composer. Hut there were many
who felt that this Interpretation wan
fully Justified by the sum total of tho
Jwork. One of Philadelphia's most cnil
fcient musicians, in arguing for tho
fftachmanlnoff version, asked his fellow
Mlsputant: "But are we not allowed to
tee In these works any more than our
fathers saw?" which seemed to put his
lde ot the case briefly a.id succinctly.
Another pianist said "I wonder what
jMozart would have said If lie had heard
Jhose variations?" to which the s-amo
distinguished pianist and composer re
plied: "1 will tell ou what he would
Stave said, lie would have said, 'Hid I
Veally write that beautiful work?"
I ALL of which leads to tho question of
ui how far nn interpreter may legitl
Snately go In injecting his own prrson
'allty In performance into tho works of
Another composer. Where shall the line
o drawn between a too slavish adher
ence to the written text and liberties
iwhlch distort the composer's meaning?
tit goes without saying that the notes
Jnust not be changed and the dynamics
must be generally observed, but there la
bUl a. wide range ot latitude tor indi
vidual Interpretation in tempi, nuance
tend the thousand and one other tle
hnents that enter Into a finished per
formance. I On the other hand, especially among
rthe older composers, tho editions were
not prepared with the extreme care
"which is expended upon them now. and
Jn their day exactitude of performance
was not so Ftrenuousdy Inflated upon.
Jrherefbre It Is probable that In many
cases their works have been so edited
thy some one who had llttlo or nothing
M.O jUSlliy Ifc trvi.'-yt UIU. eunitnim.
"nebulous musical element which is
- Jjinown as "tradition," that thu original
eaning or ratner siyie wiutu me tum-
ser had In mind has been utterly lost.
That tho older composers left much
o the performer Is shown not only In
he comparatively few marKs nicy useu
o Indlcata how tho muiic t-hiruld be
Tplayed, but alio In th fact that tliev
facldom wrote nolo cadenzas for ihi'lr
Concertos, leaving the performer to pn-
fpafe his own cadenza along the Iln.s r.tiii.Kv ,.v
iiie lln xvhlrh ahnlll.l best 111 his Ddf. " ""1 Market Sts
Jtlcular style of tciinlquc.
J Beginning with Iieetlioven, how over,
Jthls changed and ho was the llr-t to
Vindicate exactly how he wanted his.
fworks performed, although he did i.ot
Swrlte his own cadenzas. From that
Ftlme on there has been an ever-iM-teai-Hng
disposition on tlio part of the i oni
fooser to show exacti) what he wants
VpHnnnFOIlE It would seem as tin. ugh
f JLthe latitudo in individuality of inter
Jpretation might safely be coi.siderably
Vwider In the works of the. older 10111
Jposers than in thote of the more modi rn
Fones. In the former case alto we h.ivw
(nothing except "tradition" to go on, und
tthls Is by no means a safe guide In tho
later composers there is In nearlv every
fcas some competent musician who his
heard the composer play hi) own works
and can thus transmit an authentic ver
rslon for the guidance of other players.
I That this individuality of Interpreta
tion la often a very good thing for tho
At the violin recital of Miss Tln-lmi Given
nt tho Academy of Music nt It o'clock this
ar,a-.HHn . - h.l-.l-.l ....n.U-M ..111 tin tllM
K minor Concerto ot Jules Cnnus. Hhe will OUndcd
also play tho l'oenie or Chausson. tno v itau '
Chaconr." and several smaller numbers. r.M-. . ,
Grand totals
The Itusslan Symphony Orchestra of Isew
York of which Modest Altechuler Is con
ductor, will appear at tho Metropolitan
opera House, on Monday evening January
-o, under the auspices of the Van Huso
Musical hnclety. In conjunction wtth the
orchestra there tv tl I also appear tho Isa
dora luncan dancers and Qcorse Cupeland.
Pianist.
Killed In action 69
Died from wounds
Died of disease 101
Died from accidents and
other causes 71
Missing In action (In
cluding prisoners)
23,247
12,280
17,932
lo.GCl
19.887
129,435
... 171
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dalem,
ornrEns' list
Killed In Action
.. I.IKfTE.VANT.s John Feranton
New York; 1'hlllD II. Sheridan.
..loss.
Wed of Disease
, CAPTAIN Frederic Charles Dose. Brook,
ljn. N Y
i.ii;uti:nants nohert II. Coleman, rial-
UeorRe It. Kvans Lnulsvllle,
greatest coloratura soprano since the days rvy. , i naries ,v uobertson. IIoplMnsvllIe,
of Adellna I'attl. will h heard In recital Ky. , Herbert O. Tl ton. llntontown. JC. J.
j ot the Metropolitan Opera House on Wednes- I'l'WSnVWIl
t- e,riuiiK. .laiiUHry -. -MUCH iiiieirnt
. . , anslts the Philadelphia advent of the fa- Killed In Action
V titer n.irnrosch has arranged ono of his mous aliiircr iuipivmhi -,. ,, -,... , .
usual InterestlnB prorrams for tho concert, Wellington -uiiaru. .
of the riniiphunr Soilety of New. York at i .. , , ,. .u... rniVATCS William V. Orirtln. I.on:
me Academy or -music on wcunesuay. jan- , .,- ,i-","",,V?. " ., iV"17. '"J "."""Ii"i" frank Mlrarrhl. Phllln A Schneider. i!35
.Miinnjunk avenue, 1'hllndelphla,
Mme Galll-Curcl. who It Is said Is the tlmore. Sl'ii '.
reatest coloratura soprano since the days Jy-. -J harles
u.iry 2J The orchestru will play the Mn-lK1'. '" '-n?1'"'1 "' the Metropolitan Opera
zart (1 minor Usmphonj, tho "Istar" varla- i1""", next Thursday evening pmnil.ea to ba
tlona of dindy and four exo-rpts of Wnsner, "rSL,te,i'".t, "J'"rn."lT" t",.t V" fSSl
delphln Operatic Society has et (riven. Tho
srttlnas of tho opera liavo be, n secured
and
mbers
from "r.ohenKrln " "Mclsterslnirer." "Par-
the brilliant joun llu.slan pianist. Ml.eha "'"Xs'Tn "?." JSa, .' TfS?;
rerto for plaro and orchestra by Saint-1 ,. horns Ar 1.-.0 VT.ii.t Af VViv n.i . n.
ltn" 1 of prlnclnals that Ineludes Kithon McOln-
1 ley ns Arllne Kalhrvn (' Jtortoll ns the
Council s Second Mass of the Ornlieonlstes Queen Paul VoU.in.imi (is Thiuldeus. llornio
for men's voices will be sunir nt the morn- ' It Hood ns Florestnn. Herman J. Hub.
Inir aerilce at St. Mark's Church. Fifteenth I harles J Shultlewnrth IJva Atl'n Hitter
Distinguished arvica Crosses have
been awarded n Philadelphia and a
Camden man who lost their lives In he
rolo service of their country,
Tho heroes were Corporal Mazkawz,
907 Sow Market street, and Sergeant
Clarence TJ. Kantz, of Camden. Both
men were killed In performance of the
deeds for which they were decorated.
Thotwo citations read ns follows:
1 Corporal Louis Mazkawz (deceased),
) Company C, Fifth Machine Gun Battal
ion, For extraordinary heroism In action
I near Meadah Farm, France, October 4,
'1918. Corporal Mazkawz left the shel
ter of his trench to rescue soldiers who
had been burled by explosion of a shell.
' Shortly after, while conducting his men
to cover, a shell exploded near by,
severely wounding a member of his
1 squad. Directing tho remainder of the
tquad to tako cover, he went to the as-
Iled of nisrnse
srcniJKANT William F. Qulnn. lcat East slstanco of the wounded man and while
i;sre street. I'hllfldclnlita
('MtPimAI Ruaiell C. Lcltch. Quaker,
tow n
PRIVATES Lloyd p. Crawford. Dushoref
John r Sattler. Ilarrlsburc: Herman I.
Savior. II West Mount Airy avenue, l'hlla
tltlphla. John J Williams. Conneaut.
first aid was mortally
and Dr Frank tl Hitter The Proceeds of
iip periornianco will ko to in. lianiumann
Hospital
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL HERE
Died from Acildcnls and Other Cnusea
. ntlVATKS-Kelson Powers, Heading
Kenneth K. Maclleth, Harbor Creek.
Mlsslnc In Action. Previously
ivniru
rniVATD John C Uelssuaneer, Head
In;
Krtiirned
to
SOU
Reported
414 East I
The first lecture-recital In the rours of ATpplinrr Fori 1-11 ex- 0 .il (i,
tbrie on "Tho liiet and the Son." lv Nicho- I "" L,,I,S t-Iiniarj V ill AletrO-
ft: WiKr-iR "i-xt'e'nTon'cieTv HUff? ,,ef . PoHtaii Opera House
enln'jaTuTrrvU.lloseph Wdc7arro', I,1'"J''' hoM a memorial in
nt the piano. Mr. Uouiv In "Poets of the Honor of Tluodore ltooevelt on the after
Nineteenth Centurs" will express thrnush noon of Sunday Kebruarv n
Mendelssohn, Havdll. S-ihubert. Handel, Mo- ,. , '""""' lll"u'"J
rart. illuck. u well ns in compositions of "lls aniiounrement was made by
K:n?,.V.,,u,.riJ wJ-"V,.'h' iJ'S.h? A Thomas Itobins. a close personal friend
of the poet before It reaches the sonss ot I ot t'olonel Hooevelt, nfter he had been Ilelsradn avenue!
"" '"" ""'"" in tommunlcatlon with Hit- Roosevelt
i.i,fv lliuer. chairman of the music "'T, Th","P,"orlal '" '" o held In
committee of tho Younir Men's Hebrew As-. l" Metroixilllan Opera Housei nnd more
K",S3fcMSn?nor ."hc'i'ub' "in,lB'';ier ,han 10 I'hlln.lrlphlft men and vvo.nen.
!',l'tL..''n "jeevenlnif nf Thurailai. January ' rcprefftiitlng all political complexions
Jr...ifh;n.rlSKM"rlnlilS.rIlT.lff'"f & aml clapws' " m""'" ' " com
rhnoThundcr0artC,rho,rplano'U' W,"Uw "' I n"Ue" W"le" '"'"-ranging It
I Associated with Mr. Robins In making
The Ilahn Slrlne Ounrtet m1 he ard nn I 1,e irrnngcmc-nts Is Oiorge Wharton
liMl'-der'ne' Rg!S? St 'fnraiRrMt?' ,'P"e1? ,il,r',1!,n, "C ,l1" I-ennsjhanla
Extension Society The assisting artist will . council of national defense.
tie, vioa Jjnnv ,i'ianlst. who has not been (lovcrnnr-i lect .Snroul is to nreide ., ' Cor.rortAL John A lit
heard in Philadelphia for a number of eea-l,,.. memorial nJ,,, lwJ?T' T .". Kean etrcet. PhlladUphla.
'given by well-known men In public life. Wounded In Action (Decree I'ndelermlnedi
-v e.iiui- 111 memory or Theodore I rrelIou-.lv Itrporled Mlsslni In Anion)
Koosovelt will be held tomorrow at 111. I'ltlVATi: llnmlit 0 Crosn. 3."ia North
rendering
wounded.
Sergeant Clarence U, Kantz, Company
1C, 311th Infantry.
For extraordinary heroism In action
near Grnndpre, October 20, 1918. During
an enemy counter-attack Sergeant Kantz
saved tho company on tho right of his
Reported ftlatoon by re-enforctng that company's
flank. This action stopped tno advance
of several machine gunners, who were
ndvnnclng through our lines at that
point, but cost Sergeant Kantz his life.
A FRAMED
OF
PICTURE
Theodore Roosevelt
SHOULD BE
IN EVERY HOME
Reported
$3,571,080 FOR THIS PORT
ware and Chesapeake Canal
The House of Representatives has
passed tho provisions In the rivers and
harbors bill appropriating $3,571,080 for
the port of I'hlladelphla and $3,000,000
for the taking over by the (Jovernmcnt
Dutv. Previously
iviiirn
SErtOEAN'T llnrrv J. Donahue,
Woodlund uvenue, I'hlladelphla.
Wounded Severeh, l'retlniisly
Illed nf Vtminrfi,
ritlV.VTKS Kdivln A. Sparkman. Lan- HoilBC Also VotCS to Buy Dcla
1 .IHlPr: Aliiffliour V rinilrrhmil Tmifan1
Returned to Duty. Previously Reported Died
of Disrate
rniVATE Vincent H Xndle,
Philadelphia.
Killed In Action, 1'revlmitly lirporled Miss
Ine In Action
T,..V.iA.Tfr2rJ.?;r.S '...?. r?!us.JJ,l fSH ot the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
; " --' ..i.i.i.- iIIK, 11IIIUIIIII V( IIC ... m . .!. . .1
I'eter ,street. rhlladelphia, 1.0 Hoy The appropriations lor me pori inciuue
...-"ru.t, i,.,i,rn j ifconne, t-i -,nn iinn for rieenenmg and maintaining .
vvinheitau, Pitts- , ciinnn(,i in the Delnwarc River from '
Allegheny nvniuc to the sea: Jl.ooo.ooo 1
," .1- ".. ' ' - .'..-,"- - ,,, t,, 11.111 t? ,.,- om.1 171 nan foe
line in .iriiun iui nil- wuuj ,i,i, -.., ,... v.""u - ,
PRIVATES -fllennls H. lllckert. Tree- completing Improvements at Camden. ,
land. Joseph Ziskn. Lee. ; .ple provision for taking over the
Mounded Mltlill.i, Previously Reported Miss- canal was amended upon motion of Rep
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KeinnliK
Itrouithton.
Ernest
burh.
Wounded feerel. rreilously Reported Mlss-
Inc In Action
COr.rOHAL John A llrannely, 1021 Mc.
At the violin recital of Tnscha Sedl nt
the Metropolitan Opera House next Wednes
day i-enlnc Mr held'-I will plav an elabo
rate procrnm. It opens with the "Devil's
Trill" of Tnrtlnl with a eadenzi by I.en.
pold Auer dedicated to Mr. Scldel Then I rv:tor. will preach,
n m. In St Stephen's I'rntrstnnt llpls- Warnmk street, 1'hllaiUlphla
nmaIThhe'lflV-'J.'Ver'tI'..flt,r.t,,,OX'' (,he-, Returned to Duty (Previously
nut The 1 lev. Ir. Carl II. Grammcr. the Ml.sln In Aitlon)
Reported
PRIVATES John R Oraham. 1TC0 North
nsentatlve Small, of North Carollnn,
by striking out the provision for the
"purchase" of the canal, so ns to leave
It to tho discretion of tho War Depart
ment as to how tho canal shall be ac
quired. The appropriation was left nt
$3,000,000, of which not more than
52,511,'.'89,"0 was to be used for acquir
ing the canal.
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PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS FOR WEEK OF JANUARY 13 TO JANUARY 18
Subject to Change
AI.IIWlllKA , s)
Uth, Morris Ta-sjunk Av.
MONDAY
AI'llI.I.I)
.V.'d and Thompson Sts.
(s)
v'hestnut below ltlth St.
(8)
IlIII.VIONT ,
.,.'d anil Market St.
HLir.llllCD . , '-)
dlroud H Susquehanna Ave.
IIRHUWAY
llroatt and Snjrter Ave.
(a)
crnK , ,
i.iitll and Tedar Ave.
CIIKxT.NTT HIM. . s
S3-0 tiermantown Avs.
Joiomm, ., ,
tltn and Maplewood Ave.
t'OI.I-O'M
Market bet.
63th and 60th.
I.VII'lll-t
Main St .
Manayunk
William S Hart In
ltrandlni; llriiadway
Tom Moore in
Just for Tonlsht
raullna IVederlrk In
dut nf the Shadow
I.nulse otnum In
floddess of Lost Lake
Wallice Held in
Too Many Millions
U S Oav War Films
I t'ndfr l'our liiiBs
Wn'Ueo Held In
Too -Many Millions
Ethel riav ton In
Woman Weapons
All the World
To Nothing
1 f) W 'Infflth's
flre.ttst Thins in Life
riari K mball Voun In
1 P.nad Th'nusu tho Dark
TUESDAY
William S Hart In
llrandlnc llroadiMiy
Ilex llench's
I.aUishltK Hill Hide
Pauline rrederli k In
tUt of the ShadlW
I nulse flhum In
(lo-ldtss of Lnst Lake
D W. Orlllth a The
Greatest ThlnK In 1,1 to
V P !,iv War films
Under Kour liana I
Walluen Held In I
Too Man) Millions
I'. S C.nv War lilms
Amer'ra h Anawer 1
All thi World
To Nothing '
I) VV t.rifftth's 1
Bn.it -s; Thir.g In Life I
WEDNESDAY
Willi im ,s' Hart In
llrulullni; llnmdway
Wm r.irnum In Itldera
of the Purple SaKO
I'aulln.. Prederii It in
Hut nf the hhad'iw
Frank Keenan tn
The llella
D W Orlltlth's The
Orratest Thing in Mfo t
V. P. Oov War Films
Under Four Fines
Enl.l Ilennett in
I'uys and Feathers
Eli.-1 llarrvmore In
Our Vlra. MeC'hesney
All the. World
To Nothln
Ethel (iaton In
Tfe Mvatery Olrl
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Wm
il 10 ir
lUrt in
r WlKl'eS
WIII.V
Kill Market St.
VlltVldl T
J0th St and Olrard Av
litMvt'lltl
iTt.'i 1 r inKford
Villi "T. TIII-VTIti:
r.. .ow- Spruce ht
.i:ir Mutnii.itN
I'l, ,1 St at Kr'n tw
IMrl.lt! VI.
tHI'h nn.l Wa'nuf Sti
m
II
I I I itsov
.-ih a- d Daurhln P's
at I Olrard Ae.
II VHIII
1'roi '
1 i:iii it 's
-list atnl T.ar.cvster Ave
l.lllhKTV (1
, uroad and Columbia Ave.
, MILTST
Mil and Lnejst Sts
D W (Infill.
ar. atst 1 hlntf t 1 I.'V
Etl.tl I'u.i'on In
The Mst-r., lilil
W'dl' 1 1!'.''. I
Too Manv M .,!"' s
Marb.vi Dav e-t 1
The IWldi". uf Pr,.)'
C eet II De M 1 a
ihe -nuaw Man
Mrj. h irUs 1 anp' in
11 Boriowid 1 if '1 ' .
M iv Vl'.leon li
Th" r.eturn of Mr
Willi nil S Hart 11.
II. rd' r vvir-Wa
Clara K. Young ill
Tluail 'I hriiuh tho Dar i
MaiU- Ki 1 i.edv 11
Ih- k ukdu'ii of Youth 1
n
(Jr. 1
tlrlXlth b The
Thirs 11 I Ife
lrredv In
1 f Iter Hand
Dusl.n Farnuni in
iitl.t of Western Stars
Wul. a. I'.eM In
n , Manv Mlllloi.s.
M inon Pavies In
'!i.e Hurdeu of Proof
11 rie Mllle's
tiu iv Man
Mrs 1 l.nrlex ( linplln
Ir Ilorruwed 1 lothts
Ilar.1'1' Loekwood In
Pals First
1 Hants I'.ay It
'Iho T..m of tho North
D VV il-lffi'h's Th
fir. atest 'tiling in I.lfi
IndEo Kenne.H In
1 he Seiv ieo Star
11 .le )l imilton in
I h' 'lliou-aiul an Hour
V - let M, rsi rcn'i in
ihe Niitur.t Ulil
Ir.iru.a X. Hushrnan In
Iho Ivor lllv.li Man
I', s r;or. Wnr Films
VmerliH.1 viewer
1 dllh ycr-M in -1
he f-ileiit V miiatl
V' ei 11. He VUl.r H
Tho fc-iiua M.!ii
Mlea llr
II. r On tt
,1 in
1 hop -
Maurl'-e Toj.n-ur'i
spiirtitit; Life
Marcuet .. linnt
Wildfuacr
Frank Mdntre In
Too I'at tn PUht
Olive Tell In
Secret Strlnk-s
Pnullne Frederick In
Out of the shadow
Frank Keenan In I
Tho Hells
liara Kimball Younir,
Head Thro' the Dirk 1
Pi ell It. re Jlllli's . I
The Sua iw Mvn
Prank Keenan In I
Tho Hells
Imant Washburn In 1
Tho Gjiisj Trail 1
I
fnrlnno fJrlflHh In
Tho Adventuro Shop
Ethel Clvvton In
iho Miter On I
1 orstace Talmailiro In
Pair of Silk Stocklr.Rs
' larn Kirnbil! Yn-ins
rt.iad ThrojKh tho Dnrl:
Mar llolvntl m
Th Prod gal W Ifn
l. W llntfith's The
tireati-st Th'nis III Life
l S )ot Wa- Films
-Vtner a s Aiinver
I'onstutue 'rnln.ailcn In
A 1 .ld's Name
Norma Tiilmadce In
Tho l'nrhldilen City
All e, Hr.nlv In
H-r Oreat t'hit e
I.lla Lee in
Such a Llttlo Pirate
I.lna i'aalieri in .
V Woman of lmpiuse '
Frank Mclntjre In
Ton Fat tu liuht
Marlon Davles In
The Ilurdtn of Proof t
Pauline Frederick in
Out of the Shadow
llesslrt Rvrrlseale In
Two-Oun Hetty
tiara KimlMll Younir.
lload Thro' the Dirk
Peril II. lie Mllli'a
Tho Sduaw- Man
Maurice Fnurneur's
Sportlnit I.lfo
Vnlan.Mnrtin In
Mlrandy Smiles
rorlnno Orlfflth In
Th Adventure Shop
f'nld Dennett In
llss and Fevthers
olniUa IlroikweH in
Tho strarise Woman
William T-.'irnum In
Riders of Purplo Sane
Dorothy Dalton tn
lUlek.fi nils
I. il Tfen Mel P.ir tl.e
Treedom of tho East
Dorothy illsh 'n
llattllng Jano
Alice Hrudv in
Her Heltir Halt
Norma Talmadito In
Tho Forbidden i its
J'rar.le Mclntvro In
Too Pat tn riBhr
Pauline Frederick In
aulIhter of Old South
Enid Ilennett In
When Do Wo End
SATURDAY
Frank Mclntvre In
Tun Put to liaht
Norm 1 TvlnmUe In
Her Only Way
Pauline Frederick In
Out of the Shadow
llessie Hirrlscalo In
Tw o-Gun Hetty
Madro Kennedy In
A Perfect I.ndy
Pel II De .Villi's
Tho Squaw Man
.,. ... - , . i-. ... ... . , .- -v r-y-iw --.. , .- .- ., .y-.,. ... -. . --i" - , . .;-. v . .. ,:. . . 7-T. C.i
mmmmm
Maarlco Tnurneur's
ci porting Lita
Maliei Nnrmind 111
A Perfect Utl
Corlnre OrlfOth In
The Adventure fahop
Enid Hepnett In
Fuss and Feathers
May -UIIkoii in
TestltiB Mildred Vune
V Ulan Martin In
Mlrandy Smiles
W S Hurt in
Itlddlo tiawpo
Louis Hannli n tn
Oh' Johnny
Ethel Ciaton m
Womeu'a Weapons
Alii e llrailv In
Her lletter Half
Norma Tnlmadgn In
Tho forbidden City
Too Pat
vro in
Fluht
Jr 1 t Washlmrn. War '
t,f -1 Vim Wl'h a Maid
1-vant W ii'ti irn
nf n Man W ith 11
Wav
Mild
fcomposer as well as for the audience, la M11KT sr TllKArKE
evidenced by tho instances, of which , 3J.i Market ht.
t musical history Is full, whero tho com- ,
iuier. hearing a work of his own per-1
'-formed by a line soloist has declared tho ,
.viiidki, . .
4..v bouin av.
()
PAI.Ci: , . .,
1U14 Market St.
Jcomposltlon to be greatly Improved by , xixnv
tth way in which it was played Thero I 5M and Market at.
Siavc been many Instances In which tho J ,,...;
Icomposer made changes In tho work to 1 M(,J;,",ani mverford Av,
conform with wnat no naa nearu. nmo
ijiaro also been some In which the out
come was not so satisfactory either to
composer or player.
I The whole question Is one of tha most
Interesting In music, and like most of
those where there Is an honest dlfferenco
of opinion, 11 win prooauiy iw no
settled to the satisfaction 01 an.
Hideo Ave & Daurhln St.
rniNTKHS
lutH Market St.
( I
KKr.KNT
Market St
below 17th.
.T-ir Elvldtte In
The Ztro Hour ,
litui as Falibinks In
1 Arlzera
Harbira Caatleton in
What Love Foralves
The Prussian fur 1st
epla'e Lightning Haider
rorlnne Orlfflth In
, Th Adventure Shop
Peasy Hyland in
Marrlanea Are Made
Norms Talmadire In
1 The Forbidden (ity
I'harlea Hay In
String Heans
Alice Hrady In
Her tlreat Chanca
May Allison In
Her Inspiration
F.th'l Has ton In
The Mstery Girl
U3 ah I'ailliall,.
VrUoi a
Pauline Prederlek ,
Daushter of Old South
Kornthv I'l tor. In
JUill(haI,i!-i
Coiistnnoe Ta'm idee In
A Lad a Namo
Dorothv Dalton In
('ulckditids
Douglas Fairbanks In
Arizona
Madge Evans in
The Love Net
.Tack Abbe ill
M)stlc Pacea
May Allison In
Her Inspiration
'ourflas P
An
iirotti,
ona
' 'a I Dou.iaa rrbaiiks In 1 Dounlaa Fairbanks In Douslas Fairbanks
Aran
Thedi llarn
(iecpatra
RMI.TO
tltn ft Tulpehoeken.
KIMH.I M
31,'d and Sansom Sts.
Market Bt. below 7th.
TJUT to return to Mr. Rachmaninoff In
li a few jnoments' conversation he ex-
pressed some very interesting views uu
modern Russian composers. Metltner,
whose work Is almost unknown In this
country, he declares to be Russia's
greatest pianist, and he considers his ten
pta.no sonatas epochmaking. although
cast In true sonata form. He also ad
mires the Medtner songs greatly and
declares him to be sane and original In
into rcuaivi , ... i Hi.tvn
, OUere and Tcherepnin, lie minus, are . -q--- -At at venanio,
t.ehnlrlana of a high order, who under- .
1 stand the orchestra and Its color, but
. ,,w.. la !!, n talent which rail
'IH Iirillici ip - ...-..
( orlnno (Irlrflth In
Tho Adventuro Shop
Halo Hamilton In Plvo '
Thousind An Hour 1
Norme Talmadtre In
The Forbidden Pity
Will Hoeers In
Lauehlne 11111 Hyde
Emmy W'ehlen In
Shla on a Spreo
May Allison In
Her Inspiration
Norma Talmndge in
Her Only Way
KWOV
ISll Market St.
.1. Warren Kerrlean In
The Drifter
T.thel f'tajtnn In
Tho Mystery Olrl
Dorothy Dalton In
Tho Talk of tho Town
STAM.KV
Market above 10th.
()
Nazlmov In
Kyo for Eye
Warren Kerrigan In
Tho Drifter
Constance Talmadga In
A Lady'a Name
Hushman and Haine In 1
Tho Poor Hlrh Man I
Nazlmnva In
Eye for Ete
VICTORIA . ,r , . .,
Ninth and Market Sts.
(a)
As Mr.,Uachmanlnoff Is rated himself
the conservative composers m
H'KST AI.I.KC1HF.NY
23th and Allegheny Ave,
William S Hart In
Hrandlng nrosdway ;
Tom Mix In
Treat 'Em Hough
Frank Keenan In
The Hells '
William S Hart In
Hrandlnff Hroadway
Tom Mis In.
Treat 'Em Housh
Norma Talmadro In
Her Only Way
TVscv IT. hind In (
Caught In the Act
M.idirc E.ans In J
The Ij.vi Net '
rnrlnm. Orlftlth In '
Tho Adventure Shop 1
r,lids HriH-ke in 1
The Strnnne Woman
Norma Talmadae
The Forbidden Pity 1
D W Griffith's
Clrealest Thing In Life '
Ixiulso Hurf in
Tho Sea Walt '
May Allison In
Her Inspiration
Atlm Hrady In
Tho Heller Halt
Dorothv Otsh tn
The Hope Chest
rorinns Griffith in
The Adventure Shop
Mrs C, Phaplln la
Horrowed Clothes
Nnzlmova In
Eyo for Kyo
William S Hart In
Ilrandlng Hroadway
Tom Mix In
Treat T.'m Houxh
William S Hart I".
Uorder Wireless
I
JtuFhman nnd Hvvne
Tho Poor Illiii Man
Vlralnla Pevrs.m In
Huehannon a Wife
Comedy Special
Heiuty nnd Hcoty
Oliie Fell In
Secret Strlngt
Evelyn Ve.hlt In '
Her Mistake
D. W rtrlffith's 1
Rreatest Thing In Life '
Kthel Clavton In.
Tha Mstiry Olrl
Vivian MSirtln In
Jane Goes A-Woolns
Vivian Martin In
Mlrnndv Smiles
. .
Doro'hv GUh In
Tho Hopo Chest
Mabel Nnrmand In
A Perfect 3d
CarLvM niackwell In
Dorothv Phillips Irr
liio Talk ot the Town
Sessue Havakiw in
The Temple of Dusk
Comedy Speelal
Heauty and Hooty
Juanila Hansen In
The Sea Fln-ter
Evelyn Nesb't In
Iter justawe
Fthel Clavton In
The Mastery Olrl
Enid Ilen"ett In
Fuss nd Feathers
Vivian Martin In
Jano Goes A-Woolng
Hen I.vtell In
lllttlna- the HUll Spots
(Vnstanco Talmvdee In
Sauce for tha Gooaa
larLv
LnX
a In a Hurry
Nazlmnva in
Eya for Eye
Dorothy Glsh In
The Hope Chest
Tom Mix In
Treat 'Em Rough
Earle Williams in Man
Who Wouldn't Tell .
Vln'et Mersereau In
The Nature Olrl
Wallara Held In
Too Many Millions
Nazlmova In
Eye for Eye
Dorothy dish In
Tho Hope Chest
Tom Mix In I
Treat 'Em Hough I-
J, Warren Kerrigan Inl
Three X Gordon I
Oeomc Walsh In
I'll Say So
Emmy W'ehlen In Ills
llonded Wife, Houdlnl
! Comedy Sneclal
Itcauty and Hooty
V. S- Govt Tlcturea '
Under Pour Flaga '
Evehn Nesblt In
Her Mlstako
Mabel Nnrmand In
A Perfect 36
Corlnno Griffith In
Tha Adventure Shop
Vivian Martin In
Janes does a-Woolng
Madgn Kennedy In
A Perfect Lady
Constance Talmadga In
Sauce for tho Uoose
Wallacn Held In
' Too Many Millions
Wlint ho did is a pnrt of history now. And so, too, most unfortunately, is
Kooscvclt. His voice for preparedness, for military training, for efficiency in
hifih places and for righteousness is stilled forever. But his words shall not
perish. For they are the words of an American citizen devoted to his country.
Hecause of him, we have been led to higher ideals. The United States is hotter
because he lived within its borders and was a eit-ien of it. A true American,
a courageous American, a riti?cn of the purest Americanism, has fallen, A
great nation will lament and will wish in all sincerity that ho might have
been spared.
From Editorial 111 The Philadelphia Inquirer
Tuesday, January 7th
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