The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1914, Page 4

FEE ak Dee he eNO a RPE ra THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, © © © _ AS THEY DANCED THEN - ©: * -_.- ‘By Bleanor Schorer \ atated the diMayitics with which he has had to contend, as the Messrs. Aborn allege; but the public ts sure Plays That Hold noon. Bhe was not tn good voloe Their Audiences ia ‘a firat, but her juisite art and his new | Wet. management of the |sucience, forest it Tee we Every one danced quadrilies in 1835, Duchess de Rerry ted Paris Along. Broadway. |pe'iner béve returned to the Jardin % i: Company to continue Brabms and one by through the fine gay Sgures ‘of this dance, and Paris led the rest of the of songa by ——$<—— it more eMoient as | wolf. Her brilliant accompanist at|qvorld. ae HE “Yellow Ticket” with its ‘ T oO MO Oo tion exists. read Boa, “TIEPLAND NEXT WEEK AT _ |bomatts’ sonata in @” ‘Toe moet 'iieing degure of the original quadritios Je when the tour| ‘metab cat continues to erowd WAI | STREET i RR W'S. . —— CENTURY OP! House. | ‘ively. couples face corners. The beau steps behind his lady, seizes her uy the the Eltinge Theatre at every Bugen d'Albert’s “Tiefland,” once| mu, the ‘waist and lifts her into the air to kiss the lady held up by the partner gg logy 2 horeual an ie to be the bill at the) Felgian. violinist A jeqeoaite: | evident that “Potash and Perlmaut- Century Opera House next week, be- | Carneste Hall last Ba fee It was a merry dance from beginning to end and suited the nevly gay ter” will play through the summer at on Tuesday evening. It had Saino te te to be ingens Paris to a nicety. For let it be remembered that Paris society, which was tne fees M. Cohan<Theatre. Ay Lsspbing a in aig at the tas, eae. Satiens oy not ri he) always most sedate and dignified, had under the influence of the eprightly| Capacity audiences are still paying letropolitan Opera House in the ye dad “ y?" Of 1908-1909, and then fell out| means a very great ite the Duchess de Berry suddenly laid aside its rigid magpers ani jopted an| tribute to “Seven Keys to Baldpate’ the Bee- minor, Saint- WORLD | ‘SESMAGAZINE | i 1H! is assistance of that estirely new and most unconventional demeanor, which it must be con-| at the Astor. the repertory. In Germany the| Camille Decreus, he feased was highly unbecoming gentlewomen and gentlemen. “Help Wanted” etarts in upon its has been popular from the be- | thov: sonata’ in second month at Maxine Elliott's As a play it was produced | Saens's concerto in B minor, No. Cotillons, eo called from sbort skirts originally worn with this dance, theatre. in English as “Marta of the| (ital! Chaconne (church music SS) were again popular in 1850, Bellos and beaux whirled gayty through 18] o4 scother week at the Booth the roventeonth COmtury). JTiive ort | graceful figures separated by a few waltz steps. Some of the prettiest of|.o0% the qentmaker” will move ine and several smaller ‘these (gures are la conversation, le mouchoir, les dames cachees, les quatre ions. s "4 back to the Lyric, coins and le fandango. ‘This dance had enough of the gayety and frivolity} Tne engagement of ‘The Philan- Palme taki alae d Rowe Shelly*s cantata, of the quadrille, together with a touch of the dignity of the minuet to make/derer” has been extended another to: the,paria on the openin PO ee ee ee at eee sune at |it perhaps more enjoyable than ether. Oak toe week ee ee Theatre. act of * ‘9 y , who saw « . al hing 200th: ot| the feature ot canoe aa ve irection of Edi ‘The polka, which was brought to England by « touris| "Todas pproac! @ay concert. Among the individual |; H. Brooks Day will danced by a pédsant couple, took careful note of it, and crossed the ovean | pert noe at the Forty-eighth solotets will be Marguerite Sullivan, | Miss Frank Ormsby and fended oa our shres in 1875. ‘The 1834 performance of “The Mis- Te Amneris in “Algee “ule afternoon | Frederto Gunther, The influence of Hte-swinging, greceful steps is still seen in the up-to-| leading Lady” will occur on Monday night. BOARD OF EDUCATION'S ° formart; ,| theaninate dances and will undoubtedly outlive most of them. gy magi a # FREE CONCERTS NEXT WEEK. | Hammeretelne Honry Nusselt cia, i=? aan ea, aa The Secret rewing The Board of Education an: day night H. H. Frasee will present | Avon Comedy Four and Edward Mor- | o+70, nigh Belasco The- tree een. thier ae to" “A Pair of Sixes,” a farce by Edward |ton, sing! ed Ra cee ie erate a orchestral con under the Pople. Two young men, equal part- be “Should out the season at the Playhi finite! direction of Prof. Henry T. Fleck, at neve in an enterprise, can't agree and Tt RR Yn RE Nh ben the Morris High School to-morgow tale at the game of show down poker | Rev. 3. i and A afternoon, when Ti ‘means to decide which one Nicholaon, R,L. The. ‘ mebalkawehy's fternoons Y clook. the affairs of the con- ‘Ma Cherie,” 8) aire. | fourth sympnony will be played. On 40 sa leg i from Paris; the Giri in| "2, sae of amare” enters upon tte ‘Tuesday evening there will be a con- Other partner . A pair of ‘arber | rourth week at the Harris Theatre. cert at Public School No. organ sixes proves the winning band, What | “iris and others. the piu |. Twel ‘alas’ yt me Sariwer as the happens to the loser furnishes tie! at the Me ioe earatte: phere other | Paris 0 High School, and on Saturday one at | "!96- complications of t! a ree, In the ‘Wel SPEED LIMIT OF @. SPENDER, Does the ‘dlowing” of a dollars on Broadway + Q]and dawn and between street and the Turkish dath % 1] cyclone of festivity? etentseitc se e491 pereneae sy FR ee 3 = ™ ESSEE FLERE 1 ROMANCE AND TRAGEDY NEBR. ig AND Kis4, fs we mA oe ean Murdock, Hale Hamil-|numbers will be, Joe Welch in the Curtis High Sch Richmo: George Parsons, ‘Troutman, | Study From Life,” George White and Staten Island. si ats e | cto ‘Howard, ne ive ee nMaude | Isabelle Jason in dances, Stepp, Good- ‘The lec ~~ Changes 0 Bours, Careo Clark and Geraldine |Fch and King, and Darrell and Con- are as paiva Seer oe "4 Beckwith. whe Athair Me oars: Virginia | #0n. fs jows: » ° ra wi ve . Hs Bchool No. 101, “German: he ‘he tres OR Harned in a tabloid version of Tol-| The Oriental coloring of “A Thou- Bor ry Att qT a Cn _woeneatey nish, men W- stole “Anna Karenina,” Kate Elinore sand, Years oer tee eee Fi or Next Week Savage wititied “Maids of Athens: spd Bass Willams, 7ioreoo? ecaeen Mare Midnight Giri,” with Margaret | . which is the work of Frans Lehar| ang kdwards in “On f the popular hits and Med tog who collaborated on | tima, a dancer, and othe: Jims ELTING® in the “Crino- sows he Gamlieh| At Proctor’s Fifth Avenye th” will begin ite SBE TO-MORROW'S BUNDAT moun MAGASINE AND GTORY . WIRELESS ACCUSED OF NUS. DEB AND ARSON. » 7 This ts startling if true, and there is more than a little material’ Fy for the latest, theory advanced Uy. French scien’ 3 GEE TOMORROW'S BUNDAY WORLD *;, MAGAZINE AND STORY +H) tet ttl Heeel | Po Ltetet titetel ited tlt ttette » ae “es Bes bsesee Hine Ort" comes tp the Kalcher, | Wien it'te Seenribed ca 2 romantis [Anna Chandler in, songs, Joseph | Cai) week “= v Right at, the bocker Theatre on Monday Bight, | operetta, with its scenes laid in! Hart yy %h mentees, ka iy eg fie ouasediiie ‘cube end ; BUSINESS WOMEN AND 0 will wisll to profit by the h hints on “Business Dress and ness Manners to Ineure Business, Success.” SEE TO-MORROW'S SUNDAY WORRD ~ MAGAZINE AND STORY SBOTION, : TOR LIES FP EEEE BF Peasant edn: 7 reece. plot revolves around the - ite tenth week at the Lib- But Ba Ng aoca it | Phe play Gmetad an 0 arin | see CPHL ce ate ai nm a, Wis, ap, ena ay Waa. and’ Gretel” Friday, at Trublic 2 melodramatic comedy with SOR@®| omcer to capture a brigand tn order | attraction at the Twenty-third Street ud large hosts of ad- No. 182, "The Development a Sebo The book was written by.Otto.Hauer-|to win a princess. The cast includes | Theatre. Andy Gardner and Ida Nico- Te ue 2-| pach, Jullan Bitinge 1s reaponaible for | Josephine, Whittall, Leila Hughes, |r "Siw vend’ the bill at the Fitty~ the lyrics and Percy Wearich has tur- | Albert Palatcn, Toney cote, aaere | gighth street house. | ‘the Forto, Rico | of Leymongs hae been added to the ropaitan pers tineee inst Mate | sished the munis. ‘The story le that Githert, Gite wil be Te rmonty Ath Street | “Queen of the Movies” at the Globe, ve Basil Huyadach, the Amerony [of & rich idie young Amertean abroad : Theatre. “High Jinks” ts firmly established his firat chance in New Tork | who, in order to win back the cond. | "Marrying Money.’ a 1 WITH “THE MO us a musical favorite at the Casino. . st chance in New York Bd it comedy Washington Pemet and) “ETT Caiics “The Christian” in| Cyril Maude brings his engagement = ; Was done it brand, Hla meat te | sac arte ta ene te ear, anes te | Berarams, Merburgh, Wil be Qyedece: | flm form will be shown at the, Man-| in, Grumpy” to an end on April 5 at A SORT OF CELESTIAL TANGO .* » Glive Frometad, af Hrunvhilie: M;|digmond theft. He gose toa bali might. ‘The*story is a satirical |"AIiN" OOOO ties will be shown ‘Mitty MacKay” with ite Bootch fo the Chinese Ta-Two Dance, amg. Secs. enough to finial tha tet eet | dressed ine crinoline gown, traps the | Tentment of the American mania forlegy the last week at the Carnegie some gorgeous costuming goes i marryin t wi in- —————— lit as well as pretty jendidly, after giving of her best Y fF - q Lyceum, Manus the x ar tent thieves and wins the girl he loves.| cludes wal iam Roselle, Will Deming, “The ‘Three Musketeers” still con- poses. throughout the performance. She | among the merabers of the cast will | Hdward Hmery, Mrnest Cossart: Btan-|iinugy to Interest “movie” patrons | | | SEE TOMORROW'S BUNDAY WORLD start, but kept pluckily on, Mar- | be Herbert Corthell, Charies P. Mor- Ro; at the New York Theatre, | MAGAZINE AND STORY GBORION, garete Ober, who was an effective |rison, Herbert McKensle, Helen Lut- ‘The programme st thd Vitagranh ® id if | + $th Hee ltttit + + ae sere FRESE RS byt ul if ‘Waltraute, fainted behind the Pai ’ ——— “ Theatre of “A Million Bid" fe. “1:2 Pile egal. wyndelph, Pninpe, wit rovive “Alma: | Tisadnoes' Gracious te beoving very DOUBLES BEAUTY 3 YOUR HAIR A COMPLETE MAGASTIer . Monday night. popular. Bory Lenore eo 2 A "i “The Drug Terror” is exciting inter- EVERY, SUNDAY WITH THB Oho Gorltre ach of them and the | Margaret Angiin will begin an em | tract op ag the [Park Theatre” Union - WORLD, TWENTY-FOUR PAGmy: setation ot the. musie drama’ ander | Suongay night tn a revival of shakes: 7 9 ong tke Gangatore a being portreyea |For 25 cents you can make |ments you hove doutled the beauty of] wing eTITGHRD AND CUT. Bins a z eatre, .. gi Mr. Herts’e brilliant leadership, peartan comedies. “As You Like 1¢°|0%,0weR Davis. 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