The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1916, Page 15

Ballet Russe Begins Season At Metropolitan By Sylvester Rawling. Ss". DP DIAGHTLEFF'S Railet Russe began ite engagement of four weeks at the Metropolitan Opera House last night. It drow the @trength of the big Monday subserip. tion, but the standing room was held There were no Marked demonstrations of approval. In fact, there were many mutterings Of Giscontent because of what the wubscribers hold to be the too early withdrawal of opera to make room for the Russian dancers, This state of mind is not just to the manage- jubscriber was umn of what by only a thin line. ment because every informed fully last RADWAY & CO. Meet Druggists’ R Demands rns 25 SIZE BOTTLE im Addition to Their Larger Sizes RADWAY’S READY RELIEF USED AS A LINIMENT Lumbago, Colds, Sore lor Rheumatism, uraigia, Grip, Sciatica, Throat. One Dose of Ma yr’s WonderfulRemedy Drives Them Out—Ends Torture. 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Tho _ THE EVENING WORLD, _TUESDAY, APRIL 4, to expect. The real grievance seems to lie in the preliminary presentation of the troupe at the Century Theatre for two weeks last October. Nine new ballets are promised, however, one of which was performed last night; the orchestra has been in- creased, and each of the productions is admirably staged, expertly danced, and splendidly mimed. Of course, not everybody appreciates the scenery and costumes provided by Leon Bakst, You must possess some imagi- nation to refrain from a quiet little laugh over them. One woman, who had seats in the orchestra circle last night—she is well known in New York, Newport and San Francisco soclety—didn’t even smile, or keep quiet. Nobody within several feet of her could fail to know her opinion of M. Bakst and his art. She didn’t Stay even for the new ballet, Other people in the orchestra left just after it; but the box-holders, the backbone and stay of the whole institution, re- mained until the final curtain “Le Spectre de la Rose,” suggested by a poem of Gautier’s, danced to music by Weber, was the new work. A young girl getting home late and tired from a ball falls asleep dreamn- ing of a rose, The flower is trans- formed into a man, her, They dance together with the ebullience and agility of youth, It's atl very simple and chaste. Lydia Lopokova, the young girl, has @ chance to disclose all her appre- elated terpsichorean graces, and Alexandre Gavrilow, as the Rose, dis- played rare flexibility In motion and @ fine poetic fancy, Then there was the familiar “Les Sylphides,” danced who awakens ACCUSED BY STENOGRAPHER. Office Manager Arrested on Story of Applicant for a Job. William Miller, thirty-one years old, office manager of the Stewart & Pottor Company, No, 191 Worth Street, sur- rendered in the Night Court and will bo Arraigned to-day on a charge of dia a 1 told. Magistrata Grooht ‘he called on Miller March 21 about @ position, and that he acted in fn improper manner. Her family ad- r to ha’ Which Ho Nad she Tombs Court and held in examination March 24, but fail was pear, it is alleged, Miller dented the young woman's accusation and had the it #0 he could lives at PARALYZED AND HELPLESS Prominent Merchant Restored to Health by ‘‘Fruit-a-tives”’ “L had a «troke of Paralysis in March, to music by Chopin, an ethereal his left ble to walk or help | mooniight concett in which Mile, Lo- | a"4 ae ot riba Candas pokova, Mme. Tchernicheva, Mile. myself and the Constipation was Wasilowska and M. Gavrilow were the terrible. Finally, I took ‘Fr principal dancers, “Petrouchka,” a tragedy within a comedy after the manner of “Pagliacci,” danced and acted to music by Stravinsky, a pan- tomimic drama of absorbing interest, which also we have seen before, was the most important of the ballets. In this Leonide Massine as Pet- rouchka and Adolf Bo'm as the Moor had opportunity to show their re; | markable talents as dancers mimics, along with Mile, Lopoke Mme. Tchernicheva, Enrico ¢ for the Constipation. This fruit medicine gradually toned up the nerves and actually relieved the paralysis. By the use of ‘Pruit-a I grew stronger | until all the palsy left me. Tam now well and attend my store every day.” ALVA ail LIPS, | out own remedy and| from fruit juices. | | BRISTOL, July @5th, Fruit juice is nature “Fruit-a-tives” is mac chetti and a captivating ensemble. At 50c¢ a box, 6 for #2.50, trial size 25e. | the last camo the barbaric Tartar! At dealers or from «Fruitenc ballet from Borodine's “Prince Kor," | fimited, Ondensburge New York cna, with which not only the Ballet Kusse, but the Metropolitan Opera House ballet, under the direction of Ottokar | Bartik, has made us familiar, iP Nijinsky, reputed to be the best male dancer living, only recently ex- changed as prisoner of war in Au- atria, ts expected to arrive. here im- mediately. Rumor has it that his first appearance will be at the Bature | day matinee. Arthur Friedhetm, German planiat, | pupil of Liszt's, who has not been beard here for four years, gave a recital at Aeolian Hall yesterday af- on. Mr. Friedheim Pretaced his ne by comments on “Liszt as He ‘ot Known.” It is not to be assumed that we know him much better now. | Mr. Friedheim’s talk largely was of) Liszt's mysticiam which kept him| from being understood except by! people who got “the proper point of| view.” Of course that generalization | at night with set that fits pers might be applied to everybody and |fectiy, Decayed teeth anved- Incr verything. Mr. Friedheim also re-| tightened—missing teeth repl d his personal experiences with | out All work guarant 10 t musicians who first hated, then | ¥ rated and finally became disciples of “the greatest composer of the nino- teenth century.” Of Liszt's composi- tions that Mr. Freidheim played there “Harmonies du soir,” “St. Fran- to the Birds" Francis of Paola Walking ich prefaced by ex- Rubinstein and so Were on the pro- was @ large and in- Assissi Preaching t The only ¢ yester hat form tn the | nohing and squeezing Ark er they bo- eroxin and leaving th freo and their nat | @ition. 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