The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1918, Page 16

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I expected to be out of town over Christmas, but I am going to remain! so that I may not miss this perform- ance on Dec. 27, Just how Cousin Eleanor persuaded Carl Edouards to be present with his entire Strand ‘Theatre Symphony Orchestra and Play the proper music for the kiddies ene fie saab OPERA HOUSE Cf 0. 643 West 145th Street. real name is Anna. just bet there's a funny incident back of naming that curly-headed but I didn’t take ued on Eighteenth Page.) MANY LIVES is @ puzzle to me. And when I learned that Steuart Walker was managing the stage for the perform- ing tots I made up my mind it was to be same show. Cousin Eleanor aso informed me that Mme. Ber- hoeven, the conducting genius of the ; Flatbush was the first to try-out. enthusiastic and J questioned her con-| It was explained to me that Mar- ‘despite al pleas t M: Metropolitan Ballet, is to give the Kiddies some dancing instruction from time to time. And say, do you know, one of the cutest kiddies at the rehearsal this afternoon was a five-year-old tot, dressed in a blue velvet suit and iace on his neck and sleeves, who sang in a beautiful rich Irish brogue a "What can you do man ‘arthy?” The chil ful e his song over the tlights, But Cousin Kleanor cut short the rend!- tion of comic songs and got down to business in earnest. She mounted the throne—for she is to be Queen in the Fairy Play—and grouped the children about her. She called theu names in the order that they ap. peared for rehearsal this afternoon. Youthful Margaret Gilligan from garet is a very earnest worker for ballet in particular. be; first in Ane and had kept her pl, ENDANGERED Doctors declare that every wintet thousands of lives are needlessly sacrificed through neglect of what at first is a simple cold. 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