The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1913, Page 9

Rit _EVENING WORLD, \ The Most Violent Noise in All Manhattan exTRemMres —~— She Drowns “‘L’’ Rumbles, | Subway Roars, Motor Honks and Every Other Sound, Says Meg Villars. “You Can’t Get a Sober Impression of Her Any| More than of What Hits You When a Bomb Ex- FAIR PLUMP ann. “They Couldn’t Find Her Salome Costume Any- where, but Luckily Her Maid Found It in Her v> Apron Pocket.” PORTA WEN = Coup. \ r | BY MEG VILLARS. I bave ridden in New York taxi- cabs, 1 have negotiated the witfall) pavements on Sixth avenue, I have revived my acquaintance with the, Cubists, I have survived the changes of. temperature and the hot air in) the hotels, I have visited the Stock | Exchange and many other strange} places, 1 have seen the Freaks at SATURDAY, APRIL 5, Is Eva Tanguay ‘‘With the Fuzzy-Wuzzy Hair” 1913. aq New Move in the ‘“‘Movies’’ Will Work a Revolution, Says Daniel Frohmak: 44) James one TARES THE wewRocHeNe WATERS ea Believe Large Producing Managers Will Hold — Their Plays for Reproduction in Picture Forii, ~ and That Contracts With Stars Will Be Madq Accordingly -In This Way Famous Succesegit . Will Be Carried to the Most Remote Sectigag © 1 BA DEAN HAROT ‘ 3 OS) : GIVES HERSCLE TOPOsTERITY ~ VOILAY Pe Sas, —_—_—_———— Cel BY CHARLES DARNTON. |,, “0, M™_ Frotman spoke of the “studio,” where he is doing moat of KILIND Daniel Prohman tn hin dra: [his work these days, he explained: B matieed offve hung a pleture Of] “L's an old armory at Twenty-sixth Anne Hathaway's cottage, but | street and Seventh avenue, and It gives Yefore through = stroog | Klassen he moving pletur us a fine sweep, In it we are able to haw atare of the frat kazing him put up two-story buildings and lay out streets along which @ troop of cavalry In them he 4 | masnitud dhe is going to let the!can gallop. We put on ‘The Prisoner | whole country see them, As the first [of nda’ there with a drawbridge | of the old-ln agers to turn in a} and a moat Into whieh 4K, Hack- ott plunged with great success, though scarvely equal delight, for we couldn't heat the water, and in swimming the moat he needed no urging to put in [his best strokes, His greatest hard-) ship, however, was caused by bia being obliged to sit around in wet clothes for forty-five minutes, He passed thie | Ms revolution in the MOV) ime wrapped in blankets and thoughts | r feld.” nald Mr. Frohmat | oe pneumonia, It was pitiful to see | clearing away « cloud of elgar smoke. | nim whiver, but there was no help Just how ereat this revolution will be 'ror it. For ‘Monte Cristo’ we let James Lama te Gays BUR much) ONeill take the waters of New Ho- HERI CORreIE Von He went overboard from a F controiing play® and | rowyoat atter turning hie blaging eyes Here he Will) toward the chateau we had built on a! he life ]n, Needlens to add, the fire in hieltn . white ine jevee was quickly extinguished. But stare wilt lost port, the work of actors}come tired of the same class of ude moving picture rishta |; plevuont, espectally when it ecalls{story, and @ desire Nas devel ‘This, In brief, ie th something better and more ini y exists ina iim I saw a chance here for 9 great stars fn. thelr greatest new direst Ht an Interesting figure in the } cal world today, It was to ask this] eman and sch what this new » isnot only @ striking theatrl ove in Mt } the first time, ic ve mov neans that, for I went Migher than the ound floor of the Lyceum Theatre. Mr. Frohman smiled were the casiest matter in the rewrite Shakespeare. “When motion pictures were first he by vaudeville theatres,"* Every pro- | find an opr ity to prol * acquir in fey of all the picture theatres, after several years the public hag of th te he makes with services m that ted degree [them to the rolling acres and wooded Mils of Wentchester County for rural alre. How far ft will go n of course to be ween, Tt is 1 How a Here, too, seemed to be an op} OW playa are changed to suit moving 5 i i for making dintant ana obecu: ns @ pebble ina pond-the ripples | picture audiences waa explained by Mr bd bS re of the country accessible to-¢he: LIS {dramatic sucqegte eit In every direction Prohman after he had relighted | Jet us may, then, tha a achieving | ign industry? tune In New York will be carried ‘a 1 pict for a play must sine [me one. sioture form to the most remote sections} iyeuutis,. he wald. it ta’ necessary [Fe forped sor the hs fy ioete, Jor the cou This is not Ukely to} thar the mo: ene re lclreults are now formed tn | vappen, ho lurtag the twordolter big 4 pad euit Pte Mina: | atid burTebaiue branches 1 own uth once, “We begin ; i | jeMaint Cin, for example, wiih t ie Pie Mate to Pui his and show how failure haslyear ahead an@ enable dis Hl ) the girl's father tn his Ite] know In’ @é@wance what they ere we|to see. I think we shall be a fa ph lar life | then a one-dollar A pl third a oth nd finally no # Atty Jcombtnation houses, the circus and I have heard EVA) ‘ : : wreen-grovet's shop, In ‘Han Rony Rita ete 8 . : : | Ht in company theatres, 2 " the 4 ally to the stage by drawing those ANGUAY sing! | bind, Rut the Ast statement Moored mef gulden-hatred little martyr-—Eva Tan Pontargiea o facluwaccetacta rene ent « the Killing of Hein |20y ey ‘ptupened: ind to ‘the Now, I think it's time to stop, ! _ kuay gave me the st 1 t Othe TeeRee 1a eee ee Story Of wherw they will nee the acted : was suffering from a ‘apa was @ doctor ana led ‘ ‘iat play ds made absolutely Juetd, We » (ake epoyah money ty these adventures—-I want to get my d her coat-—"had r Hu n a ee ' ara to mee aye to how reason for everything, |feld to enable ime! to produce many: ‘breath!!! Miss *Panguay could hardly speak | size, off flew a headdress appeared Mo bau ist people when ftlia netp pur an Wan the lancecan te (umtre, After all, Oe abo. 1 Sure ¢ aaa lint sacked ' hie: AADAC ee nothing like making ¢he human As a stranger I think you might ee fel eaitn tote once A an an the Lage when t vent ay © been ! ¢ i t 1 who q : The added it were, To thie end we are obliged to\ ‘ton, mothine . athe fe sprigitly = 90: 1 off the | playing dolis!! on went a ha hen t » T i y t 1 wa thie of @ successful play to a manage Ail oa ra ac 2 have warned me, dear New York! It! stage the brilliant smile dropped and | “Played repertoire and never been in| the wart 0 tea]a att of realized in the fact that tt] sii troduge POR RIAN Are mere jot the’ ving’ actor was in quite an unsuspecting, at- ih maneued, the i palerine ~ chorus!" The maid fastened a coat pass will ara ! ke F “Man, 1 fourth lite, 1 believe that! & ist in vaudeville, was juat a tired gitl|/ while Misa Tanguay powdered her| ————— a producli \Y Ne y C Sh enced od ah 1 ae tt we aa [ote Raven ee ’ morse mavareratia cine) YOU'VE Next! You Can Shave. ~. Flees at the theatre end acttled §nic| BUC the Mudlnncé couldn't avees that | Cerra ctitte Catan Merenmle S\Lark, Steak, Kids rey and— nm moving ple- | ‘ }Oh, no! She didn’ | hem i : vnttol ' my seat. ‘Then when Miss Tanguay | Ol, "0! She didn’t let them in on ber) shapely limbs carrying a violet and y {Raise Pare Ne Laat ele oe Yourself in This Barber S, : | Hea pee ver costume toward a apot of light or H Mu h Thi Mi esuis Wii be w cire tof moving pletare | . 3 Ar grantees eee =e rollicked on to the ane and opened The mesorted “managers, he Mai ave a Ala a orror, us roam m 1s eal Siaatalblingk grant? the oraralltar T i itad-ot-un-to-date ascds » sbdve, and wB@ asi’ wondered what cyclone, °Ye'y one present, besged her te inut ey be i leone ron D ot far}oe latnered, Ber mouth I wondered what oF slow—but nothing wae doing In the 2° | “sgn wert tie acy \ S . : anda 4 on. |" tie Mtock Jixelange, whol with, can dart into the shop, slap had struck me | slow 1 Kiva Tanguay 78 bk one pribolep pean etd ne : ‘ ade es] “You mean the standart will Mf yoy slipped a irand new cog'in tho} made ladher inte his ewe coup Who would think—being, ae 1 said) bead off if the stage was rocked a ears sae is ; se ‘ sae ‘a Leied " vn agit ios Aides | rained % Ligh-speed-of-living wheel, scratch It emay with @ swipe or e ie quake, #0 long as the footlights § Orne. LON es t t ‘ n, a ply rae WHT phate Just what mea antwered!. Ip the district of no-time-to-spare be} the nearest razor handy, slap \ before, a stranger—that that babys) ) og bright and there wer jempaatly swamping everything on Wer New| Haye ‘ Sin ataatind Fr ne \ heen ban sounded the kaynote of the Newfeoln (not tipping bimaekt ! \ faced creature with the fuzzy-wuzzy'| sistent 2 be “4 : : 1 as @ lurk, |e . 4 i : ihre (ie aeee angie edua. York hustler, In front of pir shop ts 4 |chovses to) and rush aut, SHAY: | hatr, the color of a new bath sponge,| Much there Nd @h The ahow tonight Je just'« ght ‘ ‘ See ee Remede icive even ee (Mae Tent Tho, time he need waste \ had all that nofse at her disposal! |#bout @ cold! Like Sarai) ernhurdt, ere going to fight ome more Jo; | the jive food ed Inia) gn prea caylee ie Le te whol} on his own akill and ) of course, right here 1 York |'® Duse, Rejanc and other people with), ertain Ge tpn dexpert] t hh et, | a othe marine COME IN AND SHAV need, have no boring conve: ‘curse, right here in rk | considerable talent and vast salartes,| “But I'm glad to have a rest before to he shown, v1 Hing ts nt the wa Wotues. theatres, ai-agded: Qlanty, Ne YOURSELF! if ue in cut or wcreped he has ouly you ave educated up to violent notes, 0. ranguay is oblivious to all except{™ #asm in the next act h edn wr of lead-| elt to blame, ‘The “come-tn: {bus to me ik came as abit of a surprise. | io, ART when she 1s facing the music| ‘reed ) cently “ nial write ty apmear in plture play*| pagors, soup, towels and smelly !o-}yoursedt” barber ts the ‘last There's the rumble of the “I” there's and the music {8 standing up to her, | THE “spasm” is “SALOME” and there! tite printed aed] pevteare ot Mra it in to Rive us either ‘Becks’! gone all are provided man who| comfort for the tireless bust the roar of the subway, the honk-honk | Jer mission in life to to make people| “4 & excitement later on when tha ee 7 | F t fon, anciner lor * Virginia Harned 4s now pre. i alll of the motors and the iz of the) laugh, and make ‘em laugh she | wes time for Miss Tanguay to dress, jp ebome 1 + 1 ' e frap-| paring for ‘Triiby,’ a oth y 88 heats a vhen the piper’ some: - They couldn't find the costume ar p-| paring fol a her mays one. M G Page boys, but Mi y beats all A wren $88 pe a il comes niga! | - ey, alae fig ! at me AY ay i , , : | shell hb Ethel Harrymore| The Militant other ooseé, rhe MEOAA UH the INKROOL tagan (Wis ay anyvody seen two dia-! ston utter | i \ a : I | the portable dressing room, the alze of a| Mond clasps, some beads and a length f 2 i | nehe eee and abi ant \ Little Jack Horner etood on a corner ar the Ble Dian of| coht-in-yournead pocket handkerchief, jf chiffon?" wax the cry. It looked Olle ire ¢ ‘ Fleet |(a ed nd i aptract ps rte ei ys hae, Hee , Wetching the girte go by, ‘ f ng brehestra and evary tine se hit] where she | makes her Frexol-like if share would he ¢ ome that aun'non, ‘Though ' thet ang 5 [arnt Se eee et There) With-a leer for eaoh, tl. wiiitont: peach something: jumped, but he got left! changes between her songs—is as bare | 8, © ! 4 ’ ent “ nt La q uity eourlag phiys an ait in the cold to drown when the} as a barn, except for some natty little |i1 the nic wfar off tit M Rernhardt, .who, has 9!- Swatted him one’ in the eye, 3 Hittlelady-with-the-voice let to! sults of clothes hanging around, a few, As I heart that i sue wed ow s fa he psed in ‘Queen Elizabeth,’ struck a When you have managed to survive}or those things that peel off (meaning | thoughts of reviving, and 1 5 fi wits. | the keynote when she anid, ‘Tan glad] Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater, wor a'totfe, Dut cowtdn't Reep hem é Ne fir whock, however, you can't get sik tiehta), & Dol af face powder for an |a scene from the old drama, “Leah the | tls fancy pid " ein ' to dedicate + to posterity. Incl lynen ahe quit, his orlef to smother, Peter, Peter wed another, 4 wh of Eva Targuay, rhe is the real! occasional freshener and a smart white- | Forsaken W od was not! class i Db ¢ n Jenta this new field offers extral m: “ . vi eter’ ‘ ; md only corpse reviver worthy of the | aproned maid, You'd expect a $3500-a-|thinking of becoming a legitimate com- | sui,” th te food ' und Geuiaiiys this new fell) offete exital This one rules (he Rum pMimEnET, O94 MASS PREC bs ors Se 3 ; she would make @ skeleton slt| week star to have a bower draped with ledy actress, But no, the little lady with iptned f shark's fas dr ‘ hofied sigaa pried timings 04 Te-1 Vow a wiser Peter rues, the wife he Won but Cannot ° priceless lace and studded with pink|the voice refuses to think such thing cu were a little boy atid sold as ¢ ! pot nt A tead—Rub | Marne he ‘far get nm t if he “4 i bows, wouldn't you? But Eve Tanguay {has no anbition to play Jullet and \cacien In the ¢ u ard cavetull a hair! the opportunity | celebrated a ae 4 figures that she hasn't room for frills on jing already beaten Shakespeare in the. the tine a moses. 9 ead him to {Bi performed by the original casts, Little MU et eat on @ tufet i ‘ the stage and couldn't swing round in| Ophelia line, she doesn't hanker after! @ washroom sero dane ny Une eae atid hata nite [#0 far at least an the leading roles are Drinking on extract of whey, ‘ : \d precincts of the stage" I was ready | them! the classics! Val the way across the pond taavit be|hie wat. OF, if you prefer, call father | Concerned, for the same price that .nov- Bhe wae horribly sated with 0 “et ReReh 5 haleva anvthine abnnt. tha ittiaanne! With the airof eo martvree busy. St-asme tome that'a rather «-vitys somemudding! Why e a lark, anyway?" before he takes off hie boots, ing picture theatres mow ask.” But