The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1914, Page 15

\ eat os se i . Musical Art’s Spring Concert One of Its Best|* By Sylvester Rawling. HB epring concert of the Musical Art Society at Carnegie Hall last evening, which marked the close of its twenty-firat season, challenged | the best of thealways berger gemma ler his direction, interpreted with beauty of tone and technical altogether admirable, It ~: Ragas, as usual, with « group of old ~ ohureh motete in Latin, that included ‘a “Laudate Dominum,” the | .; | were tangled in a ground i z 5 nF ape oar oe nineteenth oe century “Ave ‘uckner’a. up, and eye to it by nt, Was iy ff tf a by ‘sacety manor in aiz fitth was he cbang written and it is a or aataty, ‘composition charaot of Hi rayne i u, dein folds’ lovely. “Fahren wis Nachen,” an eae tat, Bale 10" oat nat te gagiara y ing iL” Then came, in @uot, held up the place in wue West- by @tyle and, placing hie hand under his coat-tatls, eald that he would kill every actor and actorine in the place untess hig manuscript was delivered. Actors began dropping from win- dowe urd fire ercapes ond running fu all directions, for Paul wos taak- fag goed with his part, Rava fled ta search of a policeman and six found policemen. The squad of blueconts |rushed to the boarding houses and to the apartment of Miss Eutchinson. Mrs. Paul floored one of the cops and there was trouble subduing her, Her husband, Mise Hutchinson and sev- eral actors of the less deadly species souffle on the floor, and it was an hour before the battle came to an end. Magistrate Corrigan fined Paul 9% for disorderly conduct but discharged his wife. He refused to become en- tangled in the affair of “The Bandit Sheriff,” referring the indignant au- el thor to the civil courts. WOMEN WHO ARE ALWAYS TIRED May Find Help in This ter. 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