The evening world. Newspaper, February 22, 1919, Page 7

TALENTED KIDDIES ASKEVENING WORLD East Side Children Rely on “Talent Department” for Future Fame. The rush of applications Children’s Talent Evening World rums show the Department of The Americanization Ko- conclusively that the Hildren of the east side are anxious the t not only pro- good citizens, and musicians of Brooklyn to inquiries to “get a world that that distr duces good Amer but artists, singers talent as well Whit Plains come; the ‘try-out" on the into The Eve A week ag dd by He was given a great violini chance" and show From have application blanks for a Forum have World. b violinist poured was World showing before a who sald that the boy was a “come! Vo-day that under the t ¢ the that same famous vioiinis discove ie Evening age teac That in stance beginning Departmer It was evid talented colony ca and several others were of the Children’s the Talent that if half a dozen embers of the east side light without an or ganized movement, under proper d rection @ hundred might be similarly | produced Hence the department! wae organized with the explicit pur- pose of “unearthing talent.” It is ng into matter thor oughly, and will give en opportu KID Kidney and bladder troubles don’t disappear of They upon you, slowly but steadily, under- mining your health with deadly cer- rainty, until you fall a victim to in- themselves grow or girl of the east side application ndorsed by a latform of 'Th and show After elimi »bviously have and helping them by glee ind bands to con the remainder will men and and artistic favorably v to any hoy whose to the notice education is necessary, hild to secure the education and training which will make of, him or her an accomplished artist Many of the children who forwardod the application blanks neglected to obtain the indorsement of their teachers, This is absolutely neces The Evening World must me evidence of ability. Others, 8 of enthusiasm, marked a against every accomplishment, thus representing that they had un- usual skill in every line of endeavor. Of course, that could not be ao, and hereafter all children are urged to gnate only those activities in which they have unusual skill, Only @ short time remains for the filing of applications. ery child of the east side is invited, and if the conditions are fulfilled, each will have his or her chance, Fill out the appli- cation to-day, before it ig too late. Among the interesting letters re. ceived from children of the east side is the following by Jennie Silverman, of Rivington Street “Lam fifteen years old and have been !n New York only three months, coming here from Toronto especially tc study music, I think that the plan f The Evening World is the wonder- fullest thing in the United States.” Sadie Schneider, No. 91 Columbia Street, writes that she has always been longing for a violin and that recently she purchased one from her savings, Now she is anxious to r ceive instruction, and asks The Eve- ld to assist her ly Leder, ten years old, who { “One of Your Talented Childrer Ks an oppor tunity to show her ability in dancing And there are dozens of others, full of childish enthusiasm, overflowing with the longing for fulfilment of long denied, looking to The ening World for realization of their of the pes EYS WEAKENING? BETTER LOOK OUT!) ment of the Netherlands granted a spe- cial charter authorizing its sale. 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