The evening world. Newspaper, February 17, 1906, Page 7

—— LOVE'S GARD. This is one of the new songs Yvette Guilbert sings: HEN I go into the garden, W Into Love's Garden fair, The tygtle-dove, rhich croons ‘ of love, JBays, ‘Little maid, beware, Beware the spells of eventide, Of moon, and stars, and—much be- , aide,” ‘When I go into the gurden, Into Love's Garden fair. When I go into the garden, Into Love's Garden fair, Rosebushes tail are whisp'ring all, “Nay, do not fear, the risk is small.” ‘Be not afraid,” now croons the dove, “The world were too well lost for love,” When I go into the garden, Into Love's Garden fair. When I go into the garden, Into Love’s Garden fair, A step I hear, and blench with fear, And he—I know that he is near! ‘Phen would I fly, and yet remain, Each heartbeat gives me such sweet pain, When I go into the garden, ‘Into Love's Garden fair. HE wire was busy. She was z at the ‘phone. We were st the door. “Entrez,” she screamed through her wild “hellos!” “We turned the ‘knob and stepped gingerly over the threshold. Could that comfortably upholstered peraon who was pouring broken English into the receiver be Yvette Guilbert? As we stood and wondered ehe waved us frantically into her best room. She was having a hell-o of a time. She kept on having it for several minutes, then swept in with a breezy “Phew!” “Mon dieu, the telee-phone!” she exclaimed, throwing up her hands, then bringing them down to shake ours. es, it must be she. There was no ome else-around, and the brick-red air, combed and crimped upward, ‘was true to the past. One of her old posters would hardly recognize her. The penalty of being thin is getting fat. Mademoiselle had broadened | 11: TWO NEW. PLAYS..BY .AMERICAN AUTHORS WILL DEAL WITH INTERE Armand Forest, vioilnist, and M, Rich- Yvette Gullbert in a series of spe- cial concert matinees at the Ly- ‘coum Theatre op the afternoons of Mon- day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday of next week and on Monday, Tuesday and Friday of the following week, as well as at Special Sunday night concerts on. Feb. % and March 4. On these occasions Mme. Gullbert will appear in a pro- gramme which will embrace two cycles of French chansons and which are di- yided into ‘Chansons Pompadour,"’ or ‘songs of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and ‘Chansons Crinoline,”’ or songs of 1830. when spreading hoopskirts were the fashion. ‘The divette will hated dour n reproduced on, the the costume, worn de Mme. Pompadour in the well-known Watteau ating while singing the numbers vr ler period, and she will wear other gowns ulso’ typical of the first gong cycle, while the “Chansons Crino- line’ will be rendered In spreading flow- ered skirts, She will be assisted by M. C reste FROHMAN will present For Pure Food Bill. GHICAGO, FEB. 17.—Resplutions urg- “\ng- Congress to pass the Hvyburn food, pill, now pending in the sc ted Unanimousiy at a meetin ere under. the muxpices of the Na- “jfowal Dairy and Pure Food Show tnter- pests. yesterday. Nearly 200 persons, many attended thy meet- {ng ‘The speakers ‘were G. Edward 5, Prof. J. M. Trueman, of the fy ot) Ulinols; Edward kk. Hood Commissioner, of Minn-! ” 3 dD, Miller, Commissioner of % h; Charles J. Whalen and A. iby Jones, Food Commissioner of tewhem were wore! Slater, iinois. 350,000 May Strike. ¥ by the action of the National omnelals. ‘@ special meeting for next Tues- “gensral sirike, according to estimates, jd throw out of work approximately 830,000. men in the country. Grateful to Roosevelt. _TOKI0, FEB. 17.—The sincerest grati- is expressed here on ail sides at neaitient Koosevelt's. appeal to the ‘American nation for assistance for the E ra from famine Im Japan, His ; im is appreciated as tite timeliest * of America’s ‘unvatylog triond- E Braz Called Home. ‘ON, FEB. 17.—Anaiole Le Bre i penis has been delivering 1 “CHICAGO, FEB. 17.—The possibility ‘of a general strike of iron workers on all buildings on which muterlal of the ‘American Bridge Company 18 used is Orders have. been re- in Chicago for a referendum immediately. The local union nl to ballot on the question. A as into madame. She looked more like Schlitz than Schiller. I won't say that the new Guilbert is “fair, fat and forty.” Say, rather, that she is plump, pleasing and pros- | perous. The rounded lines of her by no means bad figure were faithfully followed by a dress of blue silk and a coat of creamy lace, Her brown eyes lighted up the dead white of her face as she said: “Well, I am back, you see!” “What has kept you away so long?” I asked. “The sea,” she said in a tragic oh, so vairy much afraid! But Mon- \sleur Frohman he feexed the ocean.” “He guaranteed that it would be- have itself?” thees time. He is a g-r-reat man, I should not be sick. It was so. The voyage it was unique. The sea it | was like @ good, leetle child. Ah, how it has changed!” too “Per-rhaps. But, please, I am uot fat. No. Eleven pounds more, that is all.” I’m not very good at figures, but these did strike me as a trifle incor- rect. Madame put her chin in her hands and watched me narrowly for a moment. Perhaps she saw a trace of doubt, for she explained: “Before, I was not in my regular —what you say?—ob, yes, that is it—form. I was sick—oh, so sick, from that wicked sea! Every day, all day. in bed till I must go to the theatre. I do not eat, and I am thin, \erd Hageman, planist. ita “The Title Mart,” by Winston Church- 4H, the novelist, will be produced at the Madison Square Theatre on Tuesday night. The play Is described as a satire upon Englisti and American society. The three acts wf the piece are laid jn the so-ca’led camp of a self-made American wife has invited a party, of Hnglishmes in the hope of obtaining a title for her at the idea of purchasing 4 ttle, but through a case of mistaken identity the out in a manner that is pleasing to the young woman, The company will in- elude J. Murray Carson, Ffolliott Pa: Dorothy Reuell, Sam Edwards, Arthur Hare, May Pardoe, Frank Gilmore, Sam Reld; Martin Henry and George Stevens. play by Rupert Hughes that Manager Walter N. Lawrence will produce at the Manhattan Theatre on Tuesday even- undertone. “I w: afraid of the sea— | “Yes He say it would be all right! Monsieur Frohman. He say that/| now there was a beeg, fine ship for) me, that it would be good—that again | “And you, madame, have changed, | | millionaire, where the socially ambitious stepdaugher. The young woman balks result the mother wished for is worked “The Triangle’ is the title of a \Elks“Dine To-Night in Honor of Anniversary “ray FAMICSE IT WA . BOURGEOISE that was it. But now 1 eat with §-r-reat success.” I was quite ready to believe her this time. But the other change, | that was more important. Had the concert hall singer become sancti- fled? Were we to have nothing risque?” “Oh, monsieur!” she exclaimed, | horrified and reproachful, “I was ne- vaire risque, If Zola, if Tolstol, if Ibsen, if Shaw are risque, then I was risque. In the English my songs were not understood. When trans- lated into the stranger language they were not the same. In the French nothing is risque. Our language is nevaire vulgar. It is not coarse. My first songs they were more suit of modern literature—strong literature, per-rhaps—but risque—no! The first | time Wagner it is heard in Paris the French they laugh at it, but now they are cr-razy of it. Now they un- derstand. { accept everything that is of life, but when it is translated, the stranger language it is to blame. And I try so hard, monsieur—it is too bad that the public should not understand, I work to—to—oh, God, this language!—to instruct my- self. You understand my beautiful Englisi?” This time the realistic Yvette will handle her songs without gloves. ing. It treats of the triangle of matri- wherein a woman marries a man mony, jh joes not lnve because he is rich, will embrace Charlotte Walker, William Bramwell, Coiin Campbell: Guy Coombs, May Isabel Fisk, Mrs. Gold- finch and Consuelo Bailey. oe Williams and Walker, the well-known colored comedians, will be seen In a rew musical skit called ‘Ayssinia” at the Majestic Theaire on Tuesday night. The piece is the product of negroes, Will Marion Cook writing the music and Jesse Shipp and Alex Rogers the dialogue and lyrics. Five new acts will be introduced in “A Society Circus’ at the Hippodrome. All are from Europe. They are Whod- ward's trained seals, Power's elephants, the Lecuscons, equestrians; the Guad- schmidis, clowns, and their famous dog; the Marnello-Marnitz troupe | of ‘olt's men and women acrobats, and the parent lodge of the order, at thp Waldorf-Astoria, The velebration will take the form of a banquet, at which the guest of honor will be Grand Ex- alted Ruler Robert W. Brown, of Loulsvitle, Ky. Mr. Brown is one of the popular Diks lectures before the Circle ral of Harvard University, th: “at midnight, having received’ word ite was, dying at Rennes, He tends to vail trom New York on the it available steamer. *VORKER FRENCH DUKE, iS, Feb. 17.—With the death of ose. Choineul-I’rasiin, his eldest son amare ho Hi “ot New oth" invenite the ttle. we: its the title. ta nine years old Rerpoat an cears, a Ong itt mem-~ of the Untied States. He is managing editor of the Louisville Times, and among the “Best People on Earth” his batting average Is over 300, William 'T. Phillips, Exalted’ Ruler of the local lodge, will sit at the right bund of the Grand ed Ruler, Edward Leach and John A, Henneberry have made the arrangements for the banquet, and Thomas F, Brogan will act a8 toastmaster. Among the out-of- tiesit WHI be Edward McLaugh- lin, 0} ‘on, Grand Esteemed Lec- ‘The thirty-elghth anniversary, of tho urine KM@ght,c. foundieg of the || tecthve: of. Jersey, Grand Esteemed SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 17,1900, AS | SAW HER TEN YEARS AGO. used to be par: of her, “It was because 1 knew I was ugly tand thin and tony then that I wore n her heart belongs to another. The illiam Morris, Ferdinand Gottschalk, the black gloves,” she explained. trained hounds, ten in number, which) ‘“Beiind the Mask,” a new. pi come directly from the Circus Whit in| Edmu Brussels. ee The Princess Theatre will be dark next week, to permit rehearsals of “Brown of Harvard,’ which Henry Miller will produce there a week from Monday night. For her last week at the A: y of Music Mrs. Leslie Carter will continue to appear In "Du Barry,” “The Little Minister” will be played by the stock company at Proctor’s Fifth Avenue Theatre, with Amelia Bingham as Lady Babble and James Young as “the Little Minister.” Lew Dockstader and his Minstrels will be at the Grand Opera-House. Julian Mitchell's extravaganza, “Won- derland,” will be seen at the Harlem Opera-House. ‘The company includes Sam Chip, Lotta Faust and Bessle ynn. "Gago" will be played by William, pla: J. Kelly and pis stock company at the Yorkville Theatre. FIREMEN VICTIMS IN —— BOSTON, Feb. 17.-A number of fire~ men were injured in a fire which dam- extent of about $30,000 erly to-day. Join A, Mullen, District Chiefs Peter C, McDonough and Joseph M. Garrity and Acting District Chief John T, By- ron. rs in stoves and ranges, their Jadders a hot alr explosion blew ‘were knocked down, hospital. Acting Onief Mullen was bruised, but was able to continue to direct the work. ‘As the fire was in a dangerous locality three alarms sounded. The great- est damage was done on the first and The cause of the blaze was not ed. ——_+— THE ACCUSER. Hin Compiaint. “Every charge I make is true, for to take issue with dare Mr. Jerome to deny w! mot ao mo, a cums At.—William N. Amory, who says that Jerome prac- tically shields the traction maguatos. THE DEFENDER. Mis Answer. Tlustrations by MAURICE KETTEN. et BIG.) aoaae eee) xB ¥ Gx Sa 3 (S. a Cn x o> Gk ix Ci be \y _ SE oF 2 »~ BOR % 7, ¢ 7) Ky cs x 3} en ox 2 cy x i oe Js i cP. a > Gs) "Re ay ch yas ey yy. rf oS ry 4 C4 cs ar ht a7 Se > mS gs oS O ar e oy; Roe ¢ Jee } wey ot cee as 2 ae = <r 3 Wi 3 oy, ae ‘3 ay * ~~; CS yi. wy - xe 4 C.) a | fa Nae mA a: OF dnt %, Ne “Then you do not agree with Mme. Duse?” I remarked. “Oh, yes. Maybe I did not say Americans—yes? In every art you |it right. I mean that exaggeration If there is |must be accompanied by great art, L Duse, ah! she is admir- She always has, you say? Well, then,| ‘They made me more 80, and be- without those long black gloves that | cause I was ugly I must profit by it. It was what you call business must have exaggeration. no extreme, there is no art.” lay DY) Other features will be Leon Morris's nd Day, wil’ be the attractién #t) Cyroys, Mr. and Mrs, Gardner Crane, In “A Yankee's Love for Dixie; thews and Ashley, in “A Smash-Up in Chinatown; Mr. and Mrs, “The Coal Strike;” Dorgeval, prima donne, Houghton and Mosher, trick cyclist! Proctor’s theatres; third Street Theatre will be the Florenz acrobats, George re. ave the title role ooley” at the Murray . Polly” Kemper will De je Hpsy. at the Star. TQheen « White Blayes" will be the offering at the Third Avenue The- atre. The, Thalia will have “A Race for Johnny Ford and Mayme Gehrue will vaudeville into Lunatics” at the Mé The New York Stars _w! Dewey, and Rice Folly Company at the Gotham. VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS. At Hammerstein's will be the Empire City Quartette, James J. Morton, Les- “The Sunny South," the Camille Trio of Leo Nino, eccentric violinist; & Barton's Rose Hill Flora Parker, Watermelon, Girls, and | oth at the ty-eight! treet will inelude Ch St City, Girls, Cole and Johnson, Sandor and his performing dogs, Foy and Clark, Eleanor Falk, Ji nen, and Genaro and Bailey. One Hundred and by. the stock com ‘Cashel Byron's Pastor's will pany J) “Christinas 9. Der Kappelmeister, and Hathaway and Walker. Keith's bill will be headed by Paul heavy-weight ——— sy, AMUSEMENTS. Ww THEATRE, Bway & 40th reg EMPIRE = MAUDE ADBMS" : CRITERION THEATRE, Pz. ees Ethel barrymore = Also Pantaloon, with Lionel Barry! HUDSON Bye 45 Site. wa OTIS SKINNER ' "rie BOSTON EXPLOSION: aged the six-story granite building No. 90 North street, in the North End, to the good-night cup for a good night’s rest. A cup of steaming beef tea at bedtime refreshes, soothes —insures restful slumber. Gold by all Druggists Mai ‘The English parce. Mi Among thoge hurt were Acting Chief H “The bullding was ocoupied by Dupar- |quet, Huot & Monenz Company, deal- i Shortly after the firemen had erected | The Lion and the Mouse, "(in owt two lhrge plate-glass windows on the first floor. The men on the ladders managed to keep their hold, but all the} | Qremen at work in front of the bullding! Bye. 8.15, Mats, dam New Amster Ba Wghmars FAY TEMPLETON in G ‘45 Minutes from Broadway’ & 4iet at. Eve.8.15. Nis 2iue Vasten. JANIS” Bee Vagben- The most seriously hurt was Acting | District Chief Byron, who had both | hands and feet badly burned and was | considerably bruised. District Chief Me- | Donough was burned about the head | and body. These two were taken to a! ARMOUR & COMPANY AMUSEMENTS, eee ACADEMY OF NU DAVID BELASG LESLIE CARTE! Note Sirs, Leslie Carter will conténue as du ty Ai Pires. Second floors, where much stock was ined. By.8.13.Last Mat.To-day,2.15, :The Little Gray ILLIAMS & WALKER anyasaxsa RD, "*The Gratter. Pmw. Mat. Night, Shepard’a Mov'« Pictu! CARNEGIE HAL FAREWELL _CALVE. YUAN Collier fe NOini Nev Me vA LANCE AND APR " MON DIEU. THAT r TEL-EE-PHONE ! able. When she ory, ehe suffer, she love, you cry, you suffer, you love. But with me it was necessary to ex- aggerate—to take wen small leetle word and make it beeg. That was different. Always I way to myself ‘You must be different.’ I am a cre— a cre-atist. I do not want to be a singer—there are so meny without me. Probably, {f I had a good voice, I should not have made a success. And I was famous at twenty-three without a voice. That {is better. When I firat go on the stage the songs which others sing they were sick—so sentimental, that I say I must give the public songs more cerebral than sentimental. The oth- ‘ers they were so piteously stupid.” “And your present songs?” “They are extremely elegant. For three years I have been collecting them, old folk songs, and now I have forty thou:ind. They are piquant, gay, bright, very amusing, always interesting. They sre a kind of Watteau, a Du Barry, like beautiful old. pictures—charmant! They are by the masters, the poets. The opera comique was born out of these songs. They were the cradle of opera. Firat one person sing the song, then two, three, four, they are on the stage, and they sing, and then it is opera. Yes, that was it. It happen so. Ab! those old folk songs! They were not common, they were not rude, they were not vulgar.” Would Madame sing any of our “vulgar” songs now that she is here Vance, Karle and Bartlett, Ascett, Ed- ‘4 company, Carr and Jordan others, The Colonial will have Vesta Vic- torla, Theresa Rentz, the Picchiant Family, the Royal Hungarian Boys’ Band and others. At the Alhambra will be Cihquevalli, the quggler,, James J. Morton, Avery and Hart, Holcomb, Curtis and Webb, Lucille Saunders, the Four Bards, the Blanche Nichols and company in “irom Zaza tq Uncle Tom." ‘At Hurtig & Seamon’s will de Bert Levy and Lottle Vernon in “The Artist and the Model,” Cressy and Dayne in “Town Hall To-Nigh Lind, Quinlan and Mack, May Ward, Dixon, bowers and Dixon, West and’Van Siclen and the Holdsworths, At the Atlantic Garden will be Pongo and Leo, the .De Muths, Mr. and Mrs. Galate, “Mildred Gilmore, Koppe, the d | juggie’. and Harry Brown, with’ ius: will appear in Wax, gure Miss_Al vax figures of iss Allce Roosev and ae nucuclas Lovugworth nibs among the new features at Musee, tneneden Jean Jacques Lfberra, “the double $1 Mat.To-day Extra Matinee sbington’s Birthday. way & Buen at. 1 Matinee Casino “aie atein’ 3 Sota tants Tine nen THE of WITH Extra Matinee Washington’ FIELDS8¥ sist, NAT. TO-DAY -——IULIE BONRON: wv. At. BAILY ei podrome DUNDY MANAGERS COURS DF THE Soigen FounTaN <SQURT ETE Gouge FOUNTAINS GILONYL SR Pm B'way&62d, Simon, Crace Gardner & Co. Dilys Lukens. The oat ALHAMBILA Royal Hungarian Boys Tth av. 126th. Hert Leallo & Rt MM Ty 25¢, Carter De Haven&F. Pa: Casino Comedy Four, Matthews & Harris, Colby ae May and tte o moni AMMERSTEIN'S #2),'25,%s0" LOUISE GUNNING, “Miltary” Oo and the Girl with the Baton, Dolan and Lenharr and Co, and Others, "TAC Garden, Bowery, near Canal oveski Bros,. Hodges & Launch- 4 & Wynne, Marie Laurant, Helen pe, Eachert’s Orchestra, again? She really couldn’t say, and she said it with s shrug. “With my French feelinga it is dificult,” she sighed. “Perhaps again the public would not wnder stand. Before I simg ‘My Pearl’— what was ‘My Pearl?’/—oh! yes, ‘Al | Bowery Girl.’ And aleo ‘Her Golden Hair’—yes, it was ‘Henging Down Her Back.’ Funny songs. When I - was a leetle girl I sing funny songs « and speak pieces, always when we have a familee fete. For this they, give me so many cakes I have indl- gestion. That ts the way I begin. No, I mever have a professor to show me. My familee it wes bourgeoise. I never think I go on the stage. one night I go to the theatre to Sarah Bernhardt. But Sarah she could not appear that night. An- other actress che come, and I do not like her, and I say things about - her. A msn who is sitting beside me say to me, “Mademoiselle, would you like to go on the stage?’ I laugh at first, but when he say to me he will introduce me to Monsieur Lan- drol I am serious, At first my famf- lee they laugh, but I go, and am in- troduced, and in two months I am acting.” | “And the man who spoke to you &t the theatre?” . “He was Monsieur Stoullig, critic. I call him my godfather.” She didn’t say what ehe called certain other French critic. ‘ Dorsch and Russell, the Four Brothers Durant and W. H. Murphy and PASTOR’S lath St.. Sd Av. CONTINUOUS, 20 & 80. CTS," | S00." | tette it. @ Mad.av, Hv. 8.20, Wedand Feb. 2a | CHARLES DARNTON. TING PROBLEMS, man," will be-a new curiosit; | ber's Museum. Teme Next Week’s Operas. OLLOWING Is the programme at the Metropolitan Opera - House next week: Sunday—Popular concert, fwith Henry. Marteau, violinist, his first appearance in four years; Plancon, Homer and Jomellt. Monday—“Die Meistersinger,” re+ peated. a Wednesday—"li Trovatore," repented. Thursday—Morning, at 11.30 o'clock, “Paralfal," for the last time this sea- son; evening, a special performance of “La Boheme,” with Caruso and Bessie Abott. Friday Dowdle bill, beginning at 7. . M,, "Hansel and Gretel fepeated. and for the first time this season, “The Rurber of Seville,” with Sembrich, ‘ampanari, Dinpel ‘and “Fournet, Saturday—Matinee,, “Alda,” re 5 evening, “Rigoetto,” repeatedy ene | AMUSEMENTS, ge OCCT T TEED PROCTOR’. RESER) a Ss A eR it H B'way) “Cashel Byron's Pro! * AV, 28th[Mise' Bingbuin. Mee Van Bue. 5,00, £22 Young & Jas. J. 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