wifawtwl?v
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asHE
WURTAIN
iqes:up
ktMeeminf mera una raore np.
Rt ertrr day that the stare has
i'id held JW position of Indifferent
fen among the arts. .
pSjist week has furnished a news
sXie tbe effect that a 'stand opera
Cf fa te be. starred by Mr. Belascb in
r". . iM.r IftflAl la a. atfa
fjB OHO IWWM tV" H UIU.I-
m 1. iim irimA tntvawA 4lia klan
4 At tttrncMpe force of the modern
Laftft unci remained because he
be had histrionic ability. ,
tw : . -
SP'Tflth almost every production
Fat remes te "tills city there are
fts who fluctuate from screen, te
ind navejneir greium ei aumircrs
, who linve ncateu arguments en
Hive merits. ,1 ''
if example. In next week's sole
iinr. a meieurama or wiiuam Hun-
t called! ferpresertt purposes at any
, "Haunted." there ere n number
lifers known te the 'film world.
t ijvuesen, cu-Biurrcu wiiu. uuua
?'nar Incf flnlnhprT nlnrlnv fhn
D ruff,' delightful old Colonel Sapt
i film version of "The Prisoner of
aaaa''V. l ! vi . l.
iMffedcKen' declare? outright for the
e but there no telling hew long
ihll'be before the sllycr screen lures
kaMinek. Miss Snerfir.1 who nrmliirpi
Vl1.. - w -. 7 . '-
'as well ns acta in them. Is an-
who divides Her nlle.lnticc. l'hl a-
dnUu'dld net have the opportunity of
lettlMt bcr own production, ''The Fan,"
twUeh was tried out in New Yerk last
Ifcll.but theie who did bcc it spoke in
t words of praise.
t'-'Hauntcd" also has in its cast that'
llH;dld vetcrnn. uiier flieiiisii, a deii deii
ljR;prediict and figure of the stage and
f-sjM'nlenc. A'blK role rumor hits it
Eft outstanding ene of the play falls
Lw taciiie im vernc, wnem nimgecrs
fifll'1 remember ns the hideous hag of
. OriBtirs "Orphans of ttic, Storm."
rMifhain I'lnte, another of the
flaunted" crtst, is te he seen en a
I1: fine scene of "Haunted" is Oreen-
Licb. Conn., and there is a Swntni
i'(plsytd by Mr. Kilesen),ln the cast,
l.Wleh bespeaks n "spooky" atmosphere.
JUJM irem nine nnu me inct nun n
,'rly "mamy iias'mucii te de 'with
''the acting (this Is Miss La Verne's
ijele;, Mr. Iltiriuurt lias been very se,cre
Mm nbnut his latest lilav. and mcnirer
jtperts have crime from Stamford, where
'ltenenccl. At nil cvetSs. the author hns
'letten completely away from his "Lilies
of the I'lcld" mid the ilcml-mendalncs
lid geld diggers of that type of play.
ffBE juxtaposition of stage and
i screen is often very helpful te leth,
ml an excellent case in point is the en-
mttsament of "TAUem" at the Adclnhi
lltkeatrc. the Frans Molnar fantastl-
I'MI ciav seem te be as successful as it
is artistic, and though soma may sneer,
WlSchUdkraut ns the young Chevalier in
f.te Meld this same young Greek god
,m the speaking stage. Whether or
M the play was ever their heads,
ttev have pretty generally liked Schild
kraut, and their approbation has been
fl ihm faoter In "Liliom's" success.
nHE nrtlst-ncter, mentioned above,
I In Holle Peters, who.. wnrk In
t "he Varying Shere" nreviUes worthy
r,ippert for the remarkable talents of
iiie tergusen. Mr. Peters is an Eng
lWinian. who studled portrait painting
In Londen mid Paris for n number of
.Tears before the artistic rside of nlnv
I 'production nttrnctel him. lie wns one
, of the founders of the Theatre Guild,
'ina ier n year wns general director
for it. Ills duties including nrtlnir nn
jU as designing and art supervision.
The.rult hns been that he has taken
up acting in real earnest.
He also designed the men's costumes
J "The Varying Shere," which makes
ilm accountable for the brilliant blue
wit which he himself wears In the final
jet. Togethoji with Paul Everton. and
Chariet Frails, Peters aids in glossing
the defirts of the play's construction,
nd making It, nil in all, ene of the
st anted productions here In mnnv
Jtars.
As te M1ki TiYrcrimnn 1iarMf a .an.
Bd visit te the play only adds te one's
admiration for her work. She has done
that rare, rnre thing of combining a
radiant, unhldable personality with a
natural and clear enunciation, n mihtln
art In little movements of the hnmls
and motions of the head, nn emotlenal-
1IB1 th.lt nevni prmra utiMAnf .ml n
ahading of characterization that reaches
a remarkable crescendo in the episode
"ere mie piays tne ciiiidisu-velccu,
n-eus, high-strung girl.
fpHE closer relationship of opera and
dramntle fctnge is exemplified once
Main, as if that were needed, by the
mpnny of Kuslnn artists new nt the
iv,ntit' s,'et 0,1,y loes the chorus of
wis organization sing with magnificent
sect, but every moment they are en
'no Stage they nre acting. Thev nre
itusslmi peasants, merry-making, danc
.R "brving religious rites never
anit-jnauncred operatic choruses of-tlie
Id fclioel.
The ability te put renlity and strength
u vnuic acting is et known dim
' y, but net ImpesibIe. What (ler-
aiUlni lnilnii ii III l.i ..H.lrt ,L. A....
"age Of lie nfcce In iirolilemntlp. line.
fj.en i'm right roles, imbued with lire
aa.coler mid passion, she ought te be be
e n uotable figure en the stage.
. . ,nrdcn's remarkable ability te
"eate unforgettable characters at the
arae time she is hinging them Is tee
HI known te need mention, and the
Company of ItussliftiN in this city new
m ene or two principuls whose mnke-
! "Hi! renditions of their roles stand
.?u ihe dcop-velced Karlash and the
fSS."1?.""1 contralto Ueursknya bring
ffi Hiisslii a very definite histrionic
wm net bound by operatic fetters.
r
HE theatrical season is shortly
I. v..,,v , ciesc, ivi'jc irrcK rne
e xeill be dark and will net reopen
-"w. suaaen need for a tryout
;ef' ani "Welcome 1 Stranger,"
J-I , ,r,M Welcomed back icith open
li?.' la,Ht le.eelli wiU in probability,
J the (larrlck. "Bombe" ,d tc
?i ?'""' Shuhert a short time longer
feiL" " nef "fcc'" that 'mvthine will
' t ' house. The only an
&?. "Pentne U "The hrcam
M, I' "melodramatically tinged af
?" y William Oillette 'and featuring
teui""'i1, 'cre- Though it hardly
. .. ? companion' piece te the
Mr nm, Dfar Putu." tn which
.',, lUcttc' nether with Madge lltU
Xy, teas seen here a season or se age.
jtnvilream Maker" i in tm ,nrl,,,i
ilai iaka of i,$ ecnial and capable '
r, tene seems te go en. year after
I-u7 ..""vv rcaeiircrMi ana youth
'Si Vic(!0c.n '" 'r'ver ntl a ' ""i
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SKK "nnrvt uAW-nnwH .... ..
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May 8.
HOWEVEll, though the season in
the principal downtown houses is
reaching its swan song stage, outlying
districts of the city will have their
theatrical productions for a number of
weeks, if net for the entire summer.
The Breadwny, which hns had vaude
ville and pictures, wllMnltlate a stock
company, beginning Monday, which will
give Seuth Philadelphia something they
haven't had In a long time. Dcmure
und tiny little Edna lllbbard, remem
bered as one of the wives In the bibulous
and nmubing "Fair and Warmer," and
last seen here, if memory serves, In
"Tumble Inn," Is te be the lending
lady, and the cast Includes many fa
vorites from the dramatic stage. "Peg
e My Heart" will.be the Initial pro
duction. Mae Desmond moves the scene of her
nctlvltlcs from North te West Philadel
phia, and her stock company opens nt
the Cress Keys Monday with a produc
tion of the perennially popular "Twin
Beds." The cast Is the same, approxi
mately, which played with her at the
Metropolitan.
THE only ether novel note in -next
week's theatricals the presenta
tien of a revue at the Chestnut Street
-.,.., Tin,!. a v,7v 'Ufi,lA ill lhlll,l"
Opera Heuse called
in which all the .
.MfM S.VnVV HIIIUW .MV WWW - .'!,
which all the stars are Philadel
nnlai. El Brendel, the famous
"Swede of musical comedy and
vaudeville, and Flo Pert are the lead
ing players. Three years age a simi
lar all-Philadelphia show was given
with success.
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That delightful novelty, ".The Yellow
Jacket," "by J. Harry Benrlme and
Geerge C. Ilazleten, Jr., will be pre
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by tber University of Pennsylvania
Dramatic Club, Performances will be
given every night except Saturday, and
en Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
This unusual play, presented in the
Chinese style as te acting, costuming,
scenwy and music, tells the amusing
story et a gentleman named Wu' Sin
Yin, who had two wives and was
anxious te get rid of one of them. The
Property Man, a typical ilgure of the
Chinese stage, is ene of the most
laughable and interesting players.
These appearing In the long cast arc
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Jehn II. McComb, Kathryn C. McCn
hey, Frances K. Drew, Paul Boen Been
baum, Jay B. Itesenswelg, Leuis Kro Kre Kro
teshlncr, Charles E. Frohman. Estelle
Newman. Fred Stashewcr, Eliznbcth
Coeke, Daniel Burke, Gorden Ware,
Sydney. J. Machat, Samuel Hlrsch,
Leila Barnes, Rese Wlmenitz, Kosalle
Jenes, Margaret Schcll, Dorethy Black,
Mary Twining, Jehn Itebb, Jr., Beulah
Themas, Emma Bcvan, A. L. Robin
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Cornpletleh of Tan Years at Con
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Srmphenr D miner ..... Franck
eymDhonle Bull "Sehettrtzftd'' ,
The feature of yesterday's concert of
the Philadelphia' Orchestra turned out,
te be, net the request program, but the
completion of ten years of service by
Mr. Siokewski as conductor. After the
symphony bad been played, Mr. Van
ltensselner, president- of the Orchestra
Association since it was founded,
stepped en the stage and made some in
teresting announcements.
First, he sold thnt the Orchestra As
sociation had engaged Mr. Stokewskl
for a further term of four years, which
was greetciUwlth a round of applause
by the audience. In the second place,
he said that it had been decided te
Imako the regular series next season
twentfrslr, instead of twenty-five con
certs. There would also be one mere
of .the children's concerts, making four
lu all, and there would be added con cen
irtft in the nenular series, for these
who were unable te secure tickets for
the regular scries.
Then he announced that Miss Frances
Wlstcr had t-enicthlng te say te Mr.
Stokewakl. Miss Wlstcr enrae forward
and in a graceful address presented
the conductor with a chest of old Eng
lish silver plate as a token of recogni
tion en behnlf of the Women's Com
mittee of thc'Orchestra for what he had
done for the Orchestra and for the city
of Philadelphia in tbe ten years of his
leadership.
Mr. Stokewskl made a characteristic
address in reply. lie said that he had
certain ideals when he came here, the
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B. MUdSlBU, v,sunine. la rr)oieni; WHts
chief of which wns te give Philadelphia
an orchestra which should hnve three
great essentials, tonal quality, flexibility
nnd balance. He then defined each of
these terms from the standpoint of the
conductor. 'Then he sold the Orchestra
is new in a position where it ls,dlfflcul$
te improve it, but both he nnd the, mem
bers of the organization would net rest
content with what they had achieved but
would strive for still greater perfection.
There were certain things te which te
leek forward. There wns the Sesqul
Centennial, when the greatest persons
In the world would be here and it was
his wish te have the pcople of this city
meet them en a basis of absolute equal
ity in music as, well ns in ether things.
Then he referred te the children's con
certs, In which He Bald he wns deeply
interested, for tbe training of the chil
dren In music meant the hearers of the
feneratien le come. He closed by wiy
ng hew happy he had been here, hew
kindly he had found the people and hew
helpful both musically and humanly nnd
thnt he was glad that these pleasant re
lations were te continue for another pe
riod. The concert itself wan the request
program and was splendidly performed,
especially the symphony and the gor
geous "Scheherazade" suite. At the
close Mr. Stokewskl was recalled many
times and he ncknewledged the applause
with the members of the Orchestra.
Tonight Is the last concert of the pres
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repeated.
Welsh Singers at Stanley
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RUSSIAN OPERA PRESENTS .
TSCHAIKOWSKY'S "O.NEGIN"
Excellent Characterization, of Prin
cipals In a Werk en French Lines
The Russian Opera Company Inst
evening gnve Tschulkewsky's "Eugcn
Onegln" nt the Ferrest Theatre, n com-
fiosltlen as far removed from the true
lussinn spirit of "Reussulkn" or the
"Snow Maiden" ns It Is possible te
conceive. The epcrn Is built along
French rather than Russian line, that
Is as regnrds the general treatment and
the dramatic situations. The music
also Is scarcely that of the steppes such
nn certain movements of the great sym
phonies, but Is rather thnt of the draw
ing room n place where the great Rus
sian composer did net shine cither
musically or personally.
The performance en the whole was
nn excellent one, but, nevertheless, one
sometimes felt the hick of that nation
alistic spirit which wns se grcntly In
evidence In the Dargemijsky and Kim-skv-Korsnkeff
eperus. There wns n
different setting from start te finish,
and the treatment of the opera from
the standpoint of the singers nnd actors
wns. therefore, entirely different.
The member) of the cast were nil
adequate te the roles assigned, t hem,
t,ut Miss Mashlr. as Tatlana. wns enslly
the star, her work In the famous letter i
scene being very line. 'Alie pnrt et uign
was sung by Miss Knsanknya, and her
sole in the first act wns excellently
done, whlle Miss Lesi-vn was very geed
ns Madame Lnrln. Of the men's roles.
Mr Tlnrlenf mnrln n irnnd hern, helnc
the best-adapted of any of the Russian I
tenors te the demand of a society pnrt, I
ns he showed In the role of the Prince '
in the ether Tschnlkewsky opera, I
"Pique Dnme," en Tuesday eveiilns. '
Mr. Busnnsky. as Lcinskl, sang the ,
famous aria In splendid stjlc nnd acted
the role as well as could be desired, i
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