The evening world. Newspaper, November 28, 1908, Page 4

4 — PRETTY GIRLS 10 BE TRAINED IN STAGE ART FREE —» rt. Frohman’s Offer Includes Six Months’ Tuition and 40 Weeks’ Engagement. Ceara i PRIZES FOR A DOZEN. | Evening World Readers -Will Select Lucky Winners for Theatrical Manager. | One feature of Charles Frohman’s | extraordinary offer through The Eve- | ning World of an opportuunity for | stage careers to twelve pretty girls should not be overlooked. He guat- antees them tuition in singing, danc- | ing and acting which would cost each | girl from $300 to $5v0 In a dramatic school. And the dramatic school gives no guarantee of employment. This offer permits the good-looking irl to make an experiment 4s to her vocation at Mr. Frohman’s expense. If at the end of her schooling she has succeeded she will have a profession she may fcllow with the same finan- cial and professional results as ex- perienced by Edna May and other theatrical stars who have risen from the chorus. To each of selected by the? he twelve pretty girls ders of The Evening will hand a con- week: employment on a salary of $2 a week Qmaking a total outlay of $12,000). | This contact will inciude a trip to| Europe and a chance to appear at a London we If the f applica: Buccesas, she will receive another con-| tract for three year engage- ment Ji the an companies. , Six Months’ Tuition. | Each of the dozen lucky girls who win fm The Evening World contests will re- idition six months’ free tui- dancing and acting, to prepare her for work, The conditions of the co Gimple. Here they a The compet ext three During t World ir, F tract for fort the stage, test are very’ ¢ open for the closing Dec. 10. ne ail applicants are nd their photographs to s World, vi each photograph must © and address On the bac y-tour in Final weeks’ dura- ¢ Je by yore t girl of the | York Charle at the Majestic night, along with “The Pied Piper.” and lyrics RH Manuel Klein will be seen as the of and there a chauffeur and the little heroine EI “The Blue Mouse” Will Not Frighten Either With the Arrival of Clyde Fitch Farce Next Week Will Come “The Prima Donna” and ‘Miss’ Innocence” Then Will Follow De Wolf Hopper in “The Pied Piper” —Henry E. Dixey Will In- troduce “Mary leat New Circus at Hippodrome. NE of five new productions that O will make next week the liveliest theatrical season is * Blue Mo a farcical co ed from the German This play will be off Theatre on Monday evening. with the adventures of a young ma Augustus Rollett, who hires Paulette Divine, a Salome dancer known “The Blue Mouse,” to impersonate wife in order to deceive his employer, Mr, Lewellyn, President of the New Inter-County NRaflroad. Young Rollett seeks advancement in the em- ploy of the company, and discovers that the president enjoys the excitement of harmless Mirtations with the young | events entan women, Subsequent the various characters in complications. Mabe) Barrison will pear in the tit role, and oth portant parts will be played by son Lee Finney, Harry Connor, Laurel, Charles Dickson and Mrs Cooke. Jane Rosa Fritzi Scheff comes to the Knicker- bocker Theatre on Monday ev with “The Prima Donna,” a new comic opera by Victor Herbert and Henry Blossom. It $s sald that Miss Scheff's role, that of an opera singer Ww trials as well as triumphs, gives he emotional as well as vocal opportun ties. There are eighteen musical num- | bers. es Anna Held, in “Miss Inn a musical piece by Harry Ludwig Englander, b: ment at the New Yo! day evening. The girls’ school located on the Isle ¢ Mediterranean, nocence in the tinental Rall tween Mars Restaurant with the ances a ba studio on the “the land of peach blossoms’ h of Fronce. The company tncludes s A. B will be four on Thursdi Hopper More musical comedy ‘Theatre when De Wolf Austin St fe, and the Mr. Burns ot Hamlin, Hamlin who piped into deals with an gentlema set ping this id ommunity Henry E. Dixey will at the Gare r. sete in writing direct to Be subject will b Edit role direction eon initial bow to a metropolitan THREE OTHLETAS OO A TURN ABOARD SHIP Athletic Girls Save a Man After | Great Wave Knocks their Him Over. | Althoug ‘ess agent | of the is 1! and in a hos- pital Ik for to-day ought to loor unabridged diction- ary y/ithe? d1lppodrome elepha her visit to a tene- ment } Three ( Campar In pr ! the M etriking! | alre returns tc tramping His supp. The repertoire of her Sicilian comp: Wednesday Luigi Capu 1" by night and Sat catrice’. (°Th mera. noon, "La by Angel “skyscrapers,” a Roessler and Ludwig with the life of a , and his the German T and Fifty-ninth rs even a eta An entirely new s will be seen ng Monda at the H afternoon. The acts will include Set I's Musical Elephants, Alf uestrian; the Pissiutis ebaek; the Nine K podrome Japanese Thre Russell in her racing p 1Allia ri Wildfire,” comes to the Grand Opera Fair.” be at the e City Sports will Hill Theatre s Knickerbocker Burlesquers are tnced for the, Olymple side and Gay New York will be the attra into the Jee tion at Hurtlg and Seamon’s. ropegas * dashed VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS. the The headiiners at Hammerstein's Vic t es a f toria this woek will be Willie Jer gcross the deck t Jean ‘Schwartz in their, por fn curn threw him 7 gu Othe n the will include end this third sister him down W,. C. Fields, Tom id 0 the sali been al the Hxposition John aby. | but the le and Ma I three Othie: More than « On t docked, amused dumb- same turn the nd pparatus ¢ 8 Morrisey & e hand. ay the three Othletes are 4 log engagement at the Ma pany, and Gert wir aninnies Vesta Victoria will be the headliner THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1990s. Tomasao with reiteration Marta’s ite conftension to polgnant, monotonous and the mocking dance muste of thy first act Aout particularly in feore wh vhile thoroughly modern Is never a 186 | ‘The cast was the same as at the fret Fritzi Scheff or Anna Held performance. Eminy Destinn. more at use in the part of Marta, displayed all the lusclous of her voice. The iASKO “Was an ex ‘of mezaa-voce # diction, Schmedes agnlt ted the powerful Pedro. He seems to find greater ease in using his voice at full strength, for when he tries to subdue it, ke an unwieldly monster it crouches ‘in his throat, Feinhals re- peated his excellent performance of Sebastiano, Hinckley sang well Tomasso, but his pronunciation of Ger- man might be improved. — Isabelle I Hutilier was a graceful and tuneful Nur | Hertz conducted with sympathy and discretion, The strings in the orchestra showed partictilar richness ana suavity “CARMEN,” WITH MARIA GAY, | AT THE METROPOLITAN. “Carmen” will be revive! at the Met- ropolltan Opera House next Thursday evening, with Maria Gay for the first time in New York in the title part, She has won reputation in it all over Eu- rope and in South America, Note will make his debut here as Fscamillo, Ger: aldine Farrar will be Micaela for the first time, and Caruso will be Don Jose ave its first perform- son at the Saturds matinee, with Geraldine Farrar, Isa belle L'Huillier, Caruso, Note and 1: dur in the cast. "Madama Butterfly will be repeated on Monday; "La Tra- viata,” with Sembrich and’ Bonct, on |Wednesday; “Tosca,” with Richard Martin as Mario, on’ Friday, and "Die | Walkuere” on Saturday night, with | Kaschowska for the first time as Brunn- | de. | Albert Spalding, the young American violinist, will play at to-morrow's pop- ular Sunday night concert, and timmy |Destinn, Marie ‘Rappold, Note, Martin Jand Witherspoon will sing. Hertz will conduct. | Because of the co Burgstaller, [to-night in |Sembrich, | Niesse | Amato will have illness: be ku fnued n= Stone, 1 and | the principal parts. | — NEW PANTOMIME AND NEW TENOR AT THE MANHATTAN. Mr. Hammerstein will present a tripl: bill at the tan Opera House + y night Le 2S -HOPPER: |e La Chair Hwithout wo | pantomir: isa tra “The Juggler of Notre Dame, ” With Mary Garden as B y the c “Fetrazzint will QA SUCCESS retto ier te hr 8 efore the Virgin she) H. of a boy ene, i ontanes Her cowe the Prior in the Damien attitude of profound and will nd of the second act | popul of the star singers pear. tto atur w tenor, Constar rance at the M n. Monk , Admirably Presented and Sung, Cl I Massenet’s Oper rge Audience at the Man- hattan Opera-House. 4 tthe house will ay BISPHAM TO SING AT KLEIN'S SUNDAY CONCERT. 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