The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1908, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1908. ENDLESS LIFE 1 LIMIT OF NEW MR.FROHMANTALKS. UN HS OFFER 10 AMERICAN G ‘Conspicuous Examples of Girls Who Rose F rom Chorus Girl to Sets Exponent Patterson Sure Man ee LONGEVITY (DEA oe ‘4 and-on other sent or future, But ns dead past rything in the FORBIDDEN IN THE REIGHSTAG gem of Mr. Pa ily defies words ‘e does the individual parated from the analysis vg, though? Dossa't x” Mr FE Von Buelow Directs Gagging \ Will Attain “Live Fore [ert “iit ao thar there cin of Members Until... the Ki e SURE YET i Some Gem Thoughts. Country Quiets Down = eh MW TA Boome more, ented while the eee | Expects to Find Musical Stars Among IN Lciesrayceiy mecobuas Wei rea tease mtn antral : ‘ pruners nae , , Von Stolhews, the President of ¢ the Twelve Selected Through His Evil as Necessary as Good to) Si" ‘ aca ines onANG Otfer to Readers of The Development, He Declures ve Sing sea Evening Wor d P —Some Thought Gems. A FF AKATERSTAN OR or ta p x and to ; : s Oo By Fthe! L loyd Patterson. ver flee a WAN: | BDOHBIBILL CG Re H TO PLAY INLONDON THEATRE‘ __ amy or ee is ac ae area a e rs Fy \ ‘ r PRU epee Le td rd ite to be nervoust ed and more % Pan endless life.” my Z ig more easily tired now than before “harles Brodle Patterson (ex- his recent iliness. Prine Von Bue- 32 (Oa ; : r = retenen CANNON THINKS TAFT othe Feception to Offer Oven to Young Womea Who Will Em wd powstos WILL KEEP OUT OF FIGHT. eevee brace Stage Wo-k Senously—Trai o t ——- husband in Singing, Dancing an. Ac:- ing Will Be Given Free s 30 on atit LONDON, Nov freetonn time atiurin Evening World corr sameWwhat por contest-offer through lie engagements to ses | nt us twelve American girls x y of unknown ANIMAL, the | Ce nimal creation talent of the “Tran a dra | ) the only school for the musica! | ' vey te 1 vomple Jected, who have n SUL Syed Y and acting RET ee 3 a y have thou years has taught n czoo BRINGS PRINCESS TORYING Sth = has applied tir m gitimate co al comedy we obtain s ne bright ted through The ad best actres Evening World will be given as 1 purpose to inter- netty, so the room at No. t ivalled opportunities a stage and New career T York, CHIASE. ! ae = = im that he u for have chances to appe change their engagements to broader wpe cous the p nos! reful of His ords. ce os eer koa oe Duchess of Mecklenburg Mak- RAD: ie “American gitls certainly possess WIP; Stage work. I do not know of oue instance where ‘ has not succeeded in England or on Continent. are ] int F r i : i =r i ata Nid DEFENSE Charles Frohman’s Extraordinary Offer of a Stage |, V'" ("* Cunsraer_ Tusttania came ; acs PAULINE both in 1. worked with Kiting nee, uf women who wish to em ng tuition they receive pay. His words are slow and best talent and looks to> ing Record Trip, London Ee oe ie wand not help member to Havana ne pe ena aeatae H sald to tl ernor of 3 i Tralhanin ton of tempr fletely damming his eloquen: into port this morning a commander ing you with bis unfaltering psyehte | new to the vessel war on the bridge. eve that leaves the scalp-raishig cer- | Career for Twelve Girls Selected by Evening World Readers ty that he jdministering grati WT. Turner Caronia for who was | He x Capt LOVE QUARREL) CLAIM OF ALIBI Says; Not Near ferred from that the Meniterrar mb) command of en she was service last so that he °jNo Dispute of ed tr and given t rican girls who ospire to stage careers and |?! a hearing, The offer is made only to those | ° fous. | ait 1p Notwithstanding was compelled of atift ac brought teen } minues le tranbatlatnie This is Mr. Frohman’s offer to Ar who have had no opportunity t who wish to take up the work s To each of the twelve pretts cted by the World he will hand a contract for forty weel malary of $25 a week (making a This contract will include a trip to Europe and a chance to appear at a Lon- Gon theatre. If the fair applicant succeeds, she will recelve another contract for M ® two or three-year enga, Parents, the Gunness Home se Mother ot Explanation. It Burned, His Law- er Declares. Fiancee, in readers of The Evening employment on the stage, otal outlay of $12,000) ata at thr wind last. Capt in four ght minutes, two George FL M days, nine 1 M 5 ment in the Frohman companies. ars and Each of the dozen lucky girls who win in The gvening World contests will sFeceive in addition six months’ free tuition tn singing, dancing and acting. pare her for her work. torpres than flv The condition of the contest are very simple. Here they are now holds. sughts, and The competition will be open for the next three weeks. The Lusitanta’s good pa: J 6 When | sorting betor During that time all applicants are requested to send their phot | porsible for one of h i: y 2 or that t ~- “Photograph Editor, Evening World, P. 0. Box New York City.” gers, Princess Charlot! n ma) I—thar i #e On the back of each photograph must be written or printed the fuii name and Duchess of Mecklenburg. to m < POUEE Geno \ a real address of the competitor; her height and the color of her hair and eyes. None record trip from London to FH i as L i. eNO B Se! @f these details are for publication in case of the applicant's failure. where her son, Prince Henry, Is danger- ea € Rceniey ro The Evening World cannot undertake to return photographs. But those ously ill, Th ess left the Loi HER } 2 ne 1 a ! that do not win prizes will be destroyed, and the entire affair regarded as confi- don railway m Jay jast Ae : ‘ i 1 " rested to ential, as far as they are concerned. - noon, and when the 1 via reached : ; : , i : ih 6 At the close of the three weeks’ duration of the contest, all photographs wil] Quarantine this Y A otos w alata Sr : ur 1 , had long de carefully looked over by @ committee of competent Judges selected by Mr, ready and the P 5 @ engagemen ‘ ¥ } Deh The Cause of De. Frohman, These judges wil! select the twenty-four which in their opinion are tt ’ Sioileh y ais the most beautiful. e will , , 5 The twenty-four photographs will be printed in The Evening World, and read e to Havana, where 1 nyo dmter . i ngse oS] » i pp J about 6 o'clock Mo completing the hie ers will be asked to decide by vote as to which is the prettiest girl of t two dozen. The twelve girls recelving the largest number of votes will degin their course of training under Mr, Frohman's direction. The list of successful competitors, as published in The Eyening World, must »e eccepted as final. Any contestant writing direct to Mr, Frohman on the subject Will be at once disqualified. The competition is not open to women who are already on the stage “The Ballet Princess’ is the pri tion in which the winners will make their Gebut. This was to have opened in New York neat February. ut Mr. Frohman has postponed the first performance until next September in orde- to give the prize winning twelve full time to study thelr new profession, under his direction, before making their initial bow metropolitan audience. A POPULAR SONG WRITER, p entire at once n hou and mutual consent! TWO te f SUFFRAGETTE DECISION TO-DAY Buffragettes wil) attend the hearing pSsiki wi His Lordship. BAHAR c ae ~ of the Sears case this afternoon at 1 4 names "Mr. and Mrs. ; bs o'clock in the Appellate Division, Madi-, Charles Alphin, whose song, ring on the additional list of p At 1 to 4 on avenue and Twenty-fifth street, “Honey, Do You Love Me Dearly?” pore Were tone OF Tard ‘and In MN] TQ! y 7 li where the final decision on the tes of | y4q) } y | Frances. Donnelly in. pr ne a Reese rate emails bet nee: eee oe Sree “1 to the music loving | Frances Relmont on the sti } unrea « ’ Vented from registeriug will be hand. Teders of the Sunday World, in the] quite as charming ag in <) : ! , HUAUAl ed down. Dr. Julla Sears, of Colorado, | Magazine Section, on Nov. 22, ts an-| Sesiette® “tie martiaee 7 f : Ball will thshou f having voted for three marge out other instance of Maurlee Shapiro's aa i Woman and Man Victins)) ‘" : : Mr. Patterson in the West, objected to losing her op- joo i _ 4 ot her arriy ~ fs ; " well r : portunity of doing 0 in een Antuliion in the discovery of | fo oF her arrival | Whan Car With Eight Oc linge te ae i \ pss | hitherto unknown and unrecognized Arents in (lis city she i oh ane mr ' anne 8 wink talent in the domain of “popular er husband on an! eypants Dashed iio Rives isis c fe came Ona Y . song” v p of the British pility } y 1 af => == ng” writing, Mr. Alpin At the Prcognito; “were hangs at orerveners A : ' —=— = $time of his first interview with Mr. m, Whose names eHicao, 7 1 Lal 1 : } $ /Shapiro was an ambitious young tern: | auteur, aud M At f 4 mA ae 5 T Westerner, seeking h!s opportuniey ae +43 ‘drowned to-day w ' Henin: aL awa Dog ray in the Big City, He had met with re-| KILLED IN AUTO UPSET. | ring \ mah at Patera ihe auf | buffs and discouragements of every|Chaufear Davia Dead and Several rt t In rela ove kK 1 J e { odie: ay | pane pre er ol | sort, until he had well nigh given up of Hin Friends Hart, ; | ani fat ma \ ir f ete g tiple) hope of interesting any reputable] WASHINGTON, Noy. %.—Noble } a e by te bridige The next morning 1 Alavers hiiya 40 Alfa ie 008 dbl right And so is a person judged by his $/ publisher in his work. Just at 0] YM % Chauffeur, was killed and reveral] the water and irax mushore. [tareo eh \ _ or nawoparer, Ee ae others were injured by th Poing allele LG | estit | when his chances for success| of an automobile noar H ville, Md., t nk aye tod seemed at an end Mr, Alphin attract-| late last night. The automobile was REV. E. J, ALDEN DEAD ¢ ee 4 bl ‘ World readers placed ed the attention of Maurloe Shapiro,|°Nned by Joueph Hiraaberger, a mere] CHICAGO, Nov 2) -Hev. 1, Judaon ete a the Money-making 8,667 separate“Help | 904 #0 impressed the astute head of | his chwtitteur, had taken out 4 pars Of |pnown writers oni. praises in tie Con Hi ; Brai Wanted" Advertisements the famous muste publishing concern | "!* friends in the machine. gregational Cured!) Ce \\ r j rains i with his marked aud unusual ablli-) MUST RECAST BRIDGE PLAN, |)! /lace of (lv a4 bo 1 ave bee eee, in its columns last week, ties for the composition of “singuble| WasHINGTON, Nov. m1 The war lLUR% Nitty Beceem? ges |e Ba bn must be carefully fed 6,103 more than were songs” that before the interview ter-| Department has declined to approve the | flower Join Alden | alld a. i: i minated Mr. " ” lan for @ municipal free bridge to be _- le in the opening statement 3 |Mr. Shapiro's hands and had bh nd | across the Mississipp! River at the foot) WATERBURY, Conn, Nov 2%—Mar DIES AT CHURCH FAIR. That’ Because World Read- ‘ound @! oe Chouteau street, half a mile below | tin Glover, a New Haven (rainman, was Sry TT “rif | a's pubilaher thet, se subesqusat eVENES the Kade Bridge. The plans have been |thfown on the track late yesierda 9 SY gta ekethagt’: solves the problem easily, proved, made the name a : collision With a BWiteh standard. W stricken witl appopicx = Gis are Employers == Fioharies Alphin. tamillar in. every | feturned for modification, As planned 1 | On" the track and before help vane. ts in charge o| “! “There's a Reason” is held ‘ould interfere | was struck by a passeng ¥ Peter's Eplec \pousebold | moore rig are eung| ot upated shat which cut git moat of bia hair, He oth before & physician oughou! onid. tm the hospi ‘ Ee een See ake ne eee, Caran eee 0 Sinbad nnd i labial osha — H ground that "U dertake SR pr. 4 price wonder. A a I, Nov. 20. nition was toda Hot Springs, \ DANVILLE, in Ko r. ¢ his personal OBTAINS A NEW TRIAL. Malone in General Sessions to- a new trial to William Rob- m of Cooper tional plat abide sbtiean willing t Indge a NGune or tie © on Sept re than fift attorne WwW ee FALL BROKE HIS NECK. 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