The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1916, Page 8

u — WAVED BRITISH FLAG Forty-third Street and Broadway. According to Rose, Davenport, who declares ho was born in England and after pice this morning and robbed the till of $60. O'c young men's names to the police. THE EVENING WORLD, ‘onnor has given the THURSDAY the dominion of Setebos, whose Priests are Lust, Death and War. There was naturally some diffi- | 1s @ descendant of William Penn, in AND LANDS IN CELL Jcompany with another young man, Englishman Who Resented Insult/marched up Broadway, bearing aloft | « a the British flag, while his companion to American Ensign Gets carried an standard, ' x treet, Rose sald, Into Trouble. “Hurrah for shouted, ‘Acousing him of flaunting a Rrit-|the Amer! ! fh flag in his face and then poking tim in the ribs, Isaac Rose of No, 143 Rose 4 ‘West Forty-third Strect, a theatrical ered and was struck by Daven- @anager, caused the arrest carly this |Dort, he declares. morning of @ man calling himseif Sxtou eet or Mea 0 Reginald Arthur Davenport of No.| awe young men, aad to be the pone 189 Weet Eighty-third Street, special | of neighbors, held up Andrew Connor, g@ecountant for the Southern Pacific | partender in Joseph Goodte' Railroad. Davenport was arrested at ‘loon, at No. 632 Tenth Av: A stranger re- h the Ame Mackay Blake. doing well. Dr. Joseph A. Bi fa divorce. vorced from Clarence 1914 DAUGHTER BORN TO BLAKES, bourg, near Fontainebleu, to Dr. Jo« soph A. Blake and Mrs. Katherine Mother and child are . formerly one of the most prominent physicians in New York City, married Mra, Katherine Duer Mackay If Paris on Nov. 28, 1914, the day after the firat Mra, Blake obt: Mra. Mackay had. bee ined dl- ackay in Febru. CLLEGE STADIUM CROWDED TO SEE CALBAN MASQUE Drama of Nobility and Great- ness Is Enacted on Scale of Grandeur, DANCES ARE PLEASING. Beautiful Spectacle Will Be Given Throughout This culty In eonveying thi full meaning e of the masque in the vast stadium, | It was the dances that won the great- | tell as Hamiet, |est admiration and applause. Again and again flung dancers out across this epace was filled with partict- of the Elizabethan period that the full beauty of the spectacle was seen, Full of color and movement, this @cene of merry-making was alto. ens drawn from every quarter of the city produced an effect of gayety and ‘race that delighted the vast audi- ence. All the dances, in fact, were beautifully performed, and the pa- Reants reflecting the middle ages in jermany, France and Italy formed a series of strikingly effective pict The taming of Ci » in short, themselves | sta: the Ground Circle lke colored ribbons; but it was not until Pants in an English Mayday festival gether charming. Youths and maid- ing ‘red Eric as Romeo ;4nd Orlando, Margaret Wycherly as |Jullet, and Thomas A. Wise as Fal- HK John Drew jchard Ordyn- achieved really wonderful Production, and the performance Bained in effectiveness through the musio of Arthur Farwell, played and sung by an excellent orchestra and a fine chorus. Credit for the rable costumes is due Mrs. John Alexander. As the director of danc- Mrs. Gra Jenkins Anderson shared largely in the honors of the production. “Caliban” will be given throughout the week and on Monday night. oe Hart in Eleven Places, Gets $5,000, Alleging ‘hen she tripped over ap of isged linoleum in the hallway at No. 1288 Third Avenue she made at home with the use ROYAL BAKING POWDER which insures superior quality and wholesomeness. Spread with berries and with cream Strawberry Short-cake —the old fashioned kind—easily and quickly this is a most appetizing dish. Week, By Charles Darnton. A gigantic spectacle, rich tn color, euperd in action and impresstve in numbers, was revealed at the Stadium of the College of tho City of New York last night, when thousands of spectators watched hundreds of per- formers in “Caliban by the Yellow Sands,” devised by Percy MacKayo as a feature of the Shakespeare ter- centenary celebration, A dramatic idea of nobility and greatness was carried out on a scale of erandeur never before realized in this form of entertainment, Mr. MacKaye calls “Caliban” acom- munity masque, since its plan enlists the services of various of ind panto- mimes that form special features of \ tho production, “Caliban” ts designed to symbolize strugele of aspiring physical and the material until a fin on top triumph 1s attained over the brute in There is a double symbolism involved, for in addition to showing the aspira- tion of the human soul enkindled by the fire of dramatic art, the growth of this same art through the ages is por- trayed from its dark beginnings under the Egyptians to its full flowering in Shakespearian England, Complicated as this schome may sound, the story and plot a from Shakespeare's “Tempest” his four chief characters Mr. MacKaye shows Prospero, Miranda, Caliban and Ariel at the moment wi Pros- pero first uses his magic powers of intelligence against the powers of evil, Roughly epeaking, we may assume the Yellow Sands to be the world; Prospero the power of thought; Miranda the power of love, and Ariel the swift messenger of en- lightenment—all combining to free the primeval brute-man Caliban from No Alum No Phosphate Old King Cole was a merry old soul Who lived in the days 'way back; And it’s safe to say, if he lived today, He’d have eaten Cracker Jack. » Cracker Jack The more {s fit for king, queen or anyone else— is the universal choice of folks, big and little. 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Taking | suffered injuries to her collarbone, the nerves surrounding it, her chest, shoulders, left arm, left’ hand, left aide of body, right leg from the knee down, neck, back and spine, Mra. ‘Tho tranformation of the Setebos into the theatre of Prospere camo as the first spectacle. Then |there was the Inner Stage, upoa iiahitat™ obi Suet | TOTORY OF PAT REDUCTION vision and distinct hearing, scenes seemed tittle on ‘ten framed pictures in most instances, Mr. MacKaye would have lost nothing by drawing lees freely on Shakes” peare. The interludes, with their folks dances and pantomimio action, were the distinct success of the perform. ance Of the main actors, Lionel fa Caliban, Gareth Hughes as ant | Edith Wynne Matthison as Miranda | Mei(0me and Howard Kyle as Prospero de- | after meals and fateienne at Braise, All of them ware | pleasant little ta intelligible and their acting was gen. | {rte erally expressive, A certain de. clamatory effect could not well be avoided, Inasmuch as every word haa to he chanted or shouted. Yet Me’ Hughes played Ariel with notab! The Effects of Opiates. 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