The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1906, Page 5

ery, mind “THE WORTD: SATURDAY EVENING, APRIT 7 HERE wes no sign of! comp C) She had found audi- “spring fever’ about Mrs. | ences for Ibsen, J was told, such as Fiske as she walked briak- she had never found before. I had ly ecross the big empty |leavned by experience that 3} stage of the Academy of Music after | Tiske, unlike most actresses, will having worked for two hours at that not talk of herself. But the change q@ervating task, a “rehearsal.” She | of attitude toward Ibsen on the part never rests, apparently, yet she | of the public suggested itself as a never seems tired. While other ac-| Safe and interesting subject, tresses go to pink teas and pinker| “Yes,” sho sald, “there are indica- theatricals, Mra. Fiske goes to re-| tions everywhere that Ibsen has at hhearsala. Bernhurdt advertises her last been accepted. Like Wagner industry; Mrs. Fis! tolls without and his music, Ibsen and his plays the tom-tom. have had a hard battle to fight, but A vell as blue 4 her eyes was now that battle ms won. At drawn back over the sort of hat Mrs. first there was coldness, bitter oppo- Tiske slways wvears, end -he gray sition, in fact, but now the audiences dust coat that enveloped. her might which go to see Ibsen plays gre quite have been ussociated with an auto- | I!ke other aud{fenoes, a trifle more {n- mobile had I not known that Mra, |telligent. perhaps. At the same t!> e, Fiske !s one actress whc doesn't as-|I am i. iined to think that a, -.t woclate with automobiles. The coat | many go out of curiosity. So much reminded me of the tour from which has been said of Ibsen that they are whe bad just returned. curfous to know something about “All tours are very much the! him. They may mise his full mean- game,” she said, with just a shade of ing—he is not to be understood in a weariness {n her smile. When she | day—but at any rate, they go, and Teturned from Ccl!fornia last season | that !s something. He {s recog: she was filled with enthusiasm for| as the modern prophet. His {is the the Belascoed ‘Golden West," and one great influence on the stage of she spoke of San Francisco as “the to-day. Dramatists everywhere are Paris of An this tour following in his footsteps. He rep- had ended {n Iowa, and Iowa has no| resents modern thought, and where Paris. And yet, from all accounts,| once he was condemned as revolu- the trip had not been without its! tionary, he is now accepted as only WAS THE MAGISTRATE RIGHT? LETTER CONTEST IS CLOSED epee , Miss Greeley-Smith Will Announce the Names of the Writers of Prize Letters in The Evening World on Tuesday. fe eg in ¥ to reslst depreusion. The pres t Was had. Dut the act kind H. for the past week tled. To-day’s lett test, and on T tempted suicide prospect of Easter afterward disciia: before who: aktracted widespread busdreda of and coms of ber Personally lender or pears a very 1 @idered ATKINSON, he purpose of its en- words and arts may ‘prison term her. BERNARD BOROW. SKIL old Clothing Debliitates, id right {n discha: 1 do her m I. CASELTON. | Precedent Bad, Act Kindly. Dear Miss Greeley-fimn' To long for # keen, our cay Ing beyond our y. OF our purse, Is a human traft. In the cultured | his desire may extend to i something infinitely higher than wardrobe—a desire, pertinps, that caus is, the Magistrate’ eines Ba Rerine: because of that v y. e rays of iivht, ‘ture, A componsation, ‘however, RIE PUTNAM PRICE, the hind “in guitivation, has gained | New Dorp. so Pace yourself in Mts Collender’s| Magistrate Showed Christian Spirit. Untrained, — unde-| Degr Mise Greedey-fintta: the samo fompe In n the administration of the law a and neither the | Magistrate must have reasonable dis: | cretionary rights, Whatever his can Glusiony, whether after long delibera- tion or of an impromptu rendering, they are the fruit of his judgment Miss Rewie Collender attempted ») being moved by the strongest mot! pe amd fortitude than the pr ‘evence eo oust fortitude than the presence of of ity or the love of the beautiful, he cause Is undoudted 1 nd deep-seated. The Mag trate in his action exemplified One tat ke spirit at lesst and the result of his leaision may be productive of h rood. T. H. orn Sulclde Shows Diseased Mind. | Dear Miss Greeley-Smith: Deep in the being of avery humar creature was implanted the love o: Hfe; the absence of this love of oxist- ence {8 indicative of an abr disease condition of the min poor litle walt of humanity th of moans to provide for hera G protty finery which oysry woman craves was a roni tragedy, Misorable work, wrotchedly paid for, unapenkabdle mo- noton caused a frenzied suite to of- capa by any meang. Ae we! an individual who fn the det itm of The Place for Everything in the way of offers to sell Houses, Lots, Farms, Acreage, &c., !s In the Sunday World's Want Directory. Look to- morrow and you will find atacre Pe a ry and the world 0. tae Joa: human, the road of truth, ai rect, clear. ted and fearles ompels one to think every step of hat way.” Fiske. ‘A Doll's House,’ for exam- foned. I should not care to play Nora again, She belongs essentially to her time and her country. She {s impossible in the Nght of here and now, The American wife end mother home and her children. her independence and she oan neither woman like Nora. For us, Nora is out of date. The modern woman is too complex to have anything in com- mon with her.” 5 “And Hedda Gabler?” “A mere creature of her own ci cumstances, of her own cowardice, She is brillant, yea, but shallow, treacherous and, worst of all, obvious, For me, a character that {s obvious has no interest. There must be some- thing beneath the surface. I must work from within to satisfy myself. Technically, ‘Hedda Gabler’ is a per fect play. It moves surely, swiftly to its end. But it moves upon the sur Yh ECS) at LEAH KLESCHNA GUILBERT WILL HELP MR. pees CELEBRATE HPRE will be the usual spring | will be at the Harlem Opera-House. I slump tn theatricals next week, when first-nighters will find thelr occupation gune. To put it briefly, there will be nothing new. Richard Mansfield's repertory for his last week at the New Ameterdam Th will be: Monday, “The Soarlet Let- ’ Tuesda: “A Parisian Romance; “The Merci “Beau “Richard 11L;" Ga‘urday night the t will be mate up of an act from each of five play | return in eugageme: i. Proctor will o ebrate his twen- fth anniversary as a manag al Jubdliee programme at the Fitch Avene | aire, On Monday the stock oo: will present 1 Hear! do Vries in as os special “A Case of Arson’ Mra, ature day, ret ee “The Prin ‘AGle, Marni’ and “Le Don ." Thursday the stodk o pany will move up to the Harlem hous ne uptown oragnization, with the n of James J. Cor’ come to the Fifth Avenue Theatre for a day fn “Mr, Smooth, the va will appear again on Frid. stock company will be soen dida." On Saturday “The \ Venice” will be played, and Fred Was- ton, the English pantonilmist, will be the vaudeville feature. May Irwin in ‘Mrs Black Is Back’ ART CLUB EXHIBITION. ifteenth Anuual Show of Woman's Work to Be Held, The Fifteenth Anntal Exhtttton of |* the Woman's Art Club of New York | will be held in the galleries of the Natfonal Arte Club, Nos, 37 and 2% Weat Thiry-fourth street. The ex- hibition will open with m reception on Tuesday afternoon, April 17, and close Saturday, J “Original works in o 1, sculpture and tol) peinting t oil pain liter’ color. by Through t! +» Mrs, Re prize given yeen willve maein award- i k of art Irrespective *of medium, open to all exhibitors, eee Baby Trips Mothor, Fall Kills Her, WINSTED, Conn, April 7—The death of Mrs, Emile Metz, who was buried in Macedonia, in this oounty, jorday, was caused by es three-year-old son, By accidental; mother as soulte . fio neat < | “You consider him modern in| everything he teaches?” j Yo, I do not,” answered Mrs. ple, I consider hopelessly old-fash-) of to-day would never dream of guin- | ing her independence by leaving her | There {s no occasion for her doing so. She has | understand nor sympathize with a) jelgs, A. D. Duncan and the | foux"* "| Wilson and company, A colored company will “The New Smart Set" at be seen in the Four- teenth Street Theatre, McIntyre and Heath in “The Ham Tree” will be the atiraction at the Grand Opera-House 9 Curse of Drink’ offering at the Amertoan. exdore Kremer's “Queen af the Con- re. will be the his stock le Pheatre, wi Be Jones will be re- eatie "Nave “The Conviot's wrttanDy, Hooligen’s ‘Trip Around tne is orld guneed for the Thalta, There wil tal matines on Tues-1 ay. Al W. Martin's ‘Uncle Tom's Cabin” will bo the attraction at the M The Dewey will have Fred Irw Show ropolis 6 Big Notes Music. Mes ALTSCHULER and Dainty Duchess” will be the at Sian iS the Goth jockal Whirl" Biss tonight Soum and his band will give a concert At the Hippodrome to-morrow evening VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS. At Hammerstein's Fred I ming Binls, presenting “A > Gngish Music Hall,” will Peter Dailey and his Lut Kautnann Troupe of 0 Nell and Wilbur, the 3 opens at the } numbers. & John Philip 50 Great Cab-| give a concert morrow night The Sousa rp the sulte | the collocation of A: 4 be other featu: At Ketth's Deligit Barsch and the Broomaick Witches from “Dhe Isle of Spice’ will be the headiine attraction. | Among others will be Felix, Barry and |ar? Barry, the Four Mualcal Avolos, Scott, | det! Lew Hawkins, the Max Nelson Troupe and Duisy Har court, Prootor's Theatres: Margaret Wy erly will be the headliner at the Twent; 7 thind etreet house, Miss Wycherly will|to write ti ons ' F “In | gambol, take Ppear {na one-act drama entitled “In | & Speen elf-Defense,"’ tn w dor a six different characters munced It Fred Wakon, the pantomimist; the Vas Sar Girls, Watson's Barnyard, the Crane | wei teer Damrow Brothers, Miss Melville, and Mr. and| yoru symphony Mra. Mark Murphy, Vesta Viotorta 10 | week tour, begin new songs will be the headliner at the Fitty-eighth Street Theatre Other fea- | tures will be Hagenbeok’s Horseback | Bears, the Red Raven Cadete, Clarice | Vanoe, and Howard and Bland. At the One Hundzed and Twenty-ftth Stree! | ‘Theatre James J. Corbett and the stock | company will appear {n ‘Mr. Smooth.’ At Tony Pastors will be Monroe, Mack and Lawrence in “Maggte'a Day Of,’ Cook and Sylvia, Edwin Latell, the Trolley Car Trio, Heyt and Waller, the birds ‘Trio and Jules Larvette. will head the sAfaitadpe Cot Rio, ry] Broth: By Charles F.’ Lemon epics domes Z Bam ent COFFEE!!! Prove by change to POSTUM:| 10 days und note the !mprovement, “There's a Reason’’ | the old and the new, with both going | Sac | a and . 1906. provin t af It of Ibsen's p ‘ and ‘John Gabriel Bork- have never been pro- gens ys, ‘Ros- man,’ for two, duced In thts country.” I refrained from reminding Mrs. Fiske of that ghastly murder of “Ros- mersholm” by the Century Pl |If she remembered it, she evide | preferred to let the dead past bu: | ite dead, | ‘¥es," she sald, responsively, |atill planning to produce ‘Roame: Holm.’ But first I rust find a Ros- | mer, I know of no one tn this coun- try who could play the part. I have been told there is an Engitsh actor who might make an {deal Rosmer, but I have never seen him. He {s| that al d ts {t the ps hat interests you? bering the many profound thin had been sald of Mr, MecLellan’s play. Mr, Forbes Robertson, Rosmer has, “I am afrald th {a very little been called ‘a modern Hamlet,'dream-| psychology {n Leala" she said, with 1 tmile of amusement, “That she nuld be uplifted and trans: ed | | Just because a man tells her he loves her ts more than I can bring myself to belleve. It taxes one’s credulity a vit, doesn't it?” "Ts it the criminology of the pla: then?” Iasked. The term {s so beau- titully broad! fo,” and this time Mrs. Fiske pazened. dh 6 Kleschns’ has been | spoken of as ‘a study in criminology,’ rut I havo never been able to dl cover anything of the sort In {t my- |self. For that matter, we are all jcriminals to a greater or lesa degree. The criminals who are caught In the act are less ingenious than those of us who manage to cover up our tracks—that is the only difference. ‘They are more naly There seemed to be a delightful ab- Reward A reward of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be paid for the arrest and conviction of any Junk dealer or other person § oullty, under the provisions of Section 550 of the Penal Code of tho State of Now York, of criminally recelving any prop- | erty belonging to this Company. | NEW YORK TELEPHONE Co. 15 Dey St., Mow York JOUN H. May 1, 2902, er and idealist that he {s, and I sup- pose Rebecca West might be de- scribed as a modern Lady Macbeth. We find her in the sleep-walking | @cenc, as it were, and Wwe see her moving like one in a dream to the tragio end of the wonderful soul- drama—in my opinion the greatest of Ibsen's plays. ‘Rosmersholm’ {s modern, psychologic. It ts the eter- nal duel of the sexes, the battle of Ant 24 Vice-President down to disaster in the end. 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Mr. As for its p ven call it ps if there is chological melo- Poor Leah! nary, ee So she fs just an ordi- mn crook, with a rich an friend! But st that, Mrs. Fiske plainly preferred her to the artifictal, extravagant heroine of the idealistle brand. I thought of Bernhardt and wondered whether | Mrs. Fiske felt that a tent covered a multitude of {nartisttc sins. Mra. |Campbell, too, came to mind, but | when I referred to her coming over next season to join the “indepen- dents,” Mrs. F e merely said: “How very nice!" Then it dawned on me that Mra. | Fiske was not addioted to Pinky- | Panky - Poos, evening gowna in the afternoon, high-heele/i slippers for the street and tanbark a la Fifth avenue, One must guess at lkes and dislikes, 4s a last word “I dislike obvious roles and plays of mer ations,’ such as Sardou's |—1n short, the ‘trick pl CHARLE 1 Mrs. Fiske's But she did say, DARNTON, AMUSEMENTS, {iter Francis Wi DALY’S Lawrance D" | HUDSON FAAS [OTIS SKINNER iH Pedi etre PE J aeNte REKHOOKEE ‘Ol! ool “The Lion and Savou! ‘fath'8t BLtia: ¢ Mouse | : All Mowe Fault. Se W AMSTERDAM. Sr} 1ANSE 1ELD Cura ~ LINCOLN: TO-nIEHU ALS BEND NSUN CHAVEN rhe Cliaracter Drutoa. NEW York THE PulNt St. Met To-day LOPE. NIS’ pened to Jones URRA\ ne Belasco ees ie ‘BATES! in| Guten 2 a Ou Baar vo-say (THE COLONIAL fut Hox Wish SOOTHAN GOLDEN CROOK Grand CRaGaan Wenk M INTYRU & HEATH 8 3 haat METROPOLIS Mortuas, “Mreakiox ta) HALL Pant Life In Now York. 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