The evening world. Newspaper, October 7, 1921, Page 30

KEITH VAUDEVILLE ANNIVERSARY T0 BE WIDELY OBSERVED gi Celebrities and Noted People Demand a Nation- wide Celebration. Yesterday David Be o, play- wricht, Lillian Russel, Elsio Janis, William Cressy and Yvette Guilbert, actors and singers, Col. Wade H. Hayes of the 7th New York Infantry; Capt. C. T. Vogelsang of tte navy, William Deegan, State Commander of tha American Legion, W. Ward Smith, representing Gov. Miller, Spe- cial Deputy Commissioner John A. Marrixs, William Fellowes Morgan of the Merchants’ Association, and Father Duffy, Chaplain of the 69th New York and the 165th United States Infantry, called upon B. Albee of the B, F. Keith Vaudeville Circuit, They told him that they to change his plans for t of-a-century celebration. vanted him eith third- Miss Lil- after de- lian Russell, as spokest livering to Mr Py n, Albee the congratu tions of sident Harding on the third-of Mtury anniversary of an organization prosperously devoted to clean amusement and entertainment, said that the vast army of artists who have benefited by the develop- ment and managerial resourcefulness of this great circuit of theatres under Mr. Albee's direction begged to share in the observance of the anniversary. Mr. Albee originally intended to limit the celebration to the actual present employ and theatre at- taches, but he was convinced that he should make the anniversary more Significant than he at first planned. During the coming weeks Mr. Albeo said he would devote the entire cir- cult to activities to promote better citizenship and lend immediate aid toward the sblution of the community and loeality problems of to-day by lending mutual co-operation, inv ting constructive suggestions and eatend- ing the hospitality of the Keith thea- tres and allied houses of the B, F, Keith Vaudeville Exchange, founded by B. F. Keith, E. F. Albee, A. Paul Keith and F. F. Proctor, to those ac- credited civic and public spirited or- ganizations which have at heart the betterment of their communal, social and industrial cond'tions, The anniversary will be made fur- ther memorable -by renewed efforts. this year to encourage and assist American artists to excel in vocal and instrumental music, in the further development of the ballet by Ameri can dancers and 'n the promotion of all native talent through materia! encouraggment and the various vital assisting agencies of the Kelth or- ganization. In celebration of the third-of-a-cen- tury anniversary, the theory aod pract'ce of the Keith Boys’ Band {doa will be extended and promoted throughout the circuit so that the rising boy generation of the whole country, and especially the Boy Scout organization, may share the advan- tages and the pleasures the junior organization here in New York has enjoyed for years. The B. F. Keith Vaudeville Circuit, fepresented in every city in tho 00 Per ‘> O Carat ALL WEIGHTS FROM i CARAT to 2 CARATS WAVE BEEN persons who were smart enough to'buy, 3, GOOD stocks aad bonde when the rarily depress When tle market went tack to bormal, these shrewd lavestors sold out ‘at higher Free and pocketed thelr profit, Kaactly Cy Pht ‘now. The pele te, temporarily back th wil jamonds ‘acpressed, ‘bur. the nes be te normal ¥ery quickly’ and the opportunity to pocket the profits Il be lost to you forever, Business has been good with us because we have cut the Heart out of diamond prices. 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In the first or second week of the| season New Yorkers will hear “Die Tote Stadt ead City) sung In| German, San Carlo Cast Below the Mark;\ ‘ qT t y-three In‘LaTraviata’ 5 pitt tetbtiey 9 the opera wi pannes: , semi ch, | now fully CO) health, and Marie Jeritza. rano, Who sang in the Vienna production Titta Ruffo, bar! Singers Fail ton Measure Up to} Opera’s Requirements— ‘an’s Pl frat appexranc {Ernant” in the ans. third or fourth week of the season Metropolitan's Plans. Giovanni Martinelli will have the | tenor role in this: Verdi work. y " ‘ren. | Other operas to b rd before the By Frank H. War lend of this year are ‘The industrious Ban Carlo Grand) jn French, ™ 201 y added Verdi's “La | title role; “ selinek lage Otek t repertoire} Frances Alda and Traviata” to {ts present rep "| Walkuere, in German. last evening at the Manhattan Opera!“ furly in January “Snegourotchka’ House, The cast was not over strong | ("The Snow Maiden and the performance not up to the| ust fF tow ea tane level of “La Gloconda” given on uy. Mobnrta: Wednesday. As Violetta Josephine Malian, a dificult tty stage figure, hever before performed tp Coenererad rece lth dekh Abdo, bit dt this country, and “Lo "in Ital- | but the dramatic portrayal | ‘an, music by Alfredo Catalani, new | young lady's heartaches was a bit be- yond the singer's present equipment The music, too, was not so well man aged as that of Gilda in “Rigoletto,”| , though her singing, when she kept | for the Metropolitan, heard In the sea- action, hurt his work by forcing his| Jt js possible that the organization tones tao frequently, Frances Moro-}miy do something during the season as a memorial iruso, but no plans sini was a handsome Flora and others | no plans | in the cast were Messrs. Tudiaco, Cervi and Luigi Dolle Molle, The chorus in gay array and the ballet, led by Sylvia Tell, still gayer, did) their parts well. | To-night “Lohengrin” will be given, in which a former favorite, Eleanora | De Cisneros, will assilme the role of! ‘Ortrud. have been formed. Alice Frisca, a pianist from San Francisco, as her name testifies, made her initial appearance here in the eve-| ning in Aeolian Hall, She has played | in London and Paris and belongs to| the modern bobbed hair school of pianists. She has also a strong patr of arms that she did not hesitate to use in the Bach-Tausig Organ Toc- eato and Fugue in D minor. Some of the outline of the fugue was not always apparent and a few of the notes likewise escaped her active fingers. This lack of form was also noticeable in the Schumann ‘Car- naval.” There were better moments | in the Chopin group, though her} playing had a sameness throughout her programme. METROPOLITAN TO OPEN NOV. 14 The Metropolitan will open Nov. 14 with a performance of Verdi's tune- ful “La Traviata," not at all new except that the work will have a completely fresh and original mise en nid 23 INCH POKIABLL LAMP FINISH VERDE GREEN NTIQUE BRONZE, WITH 1: .NCH PANEL AMBER SHADE. 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OTTO KRUGER in vas, 8.81 Wr to. $2.80 BDAY MAT coer extraordinarily lifelike and telling portrait . . —Alexander Woollcott in The Times. “Should be seen by all who read the book.” —Lawrence Reamer in Theatre, atat, Wot Hiway Vinee iFo-} Hundreds of thousands of people are asking toda MAIN STREE the book? THE ANSWER “The play realizes the value of the novel..endowed with fine dramatic strength. . unexpectedly satisfying.” —Percy Hammond in could hard! Beer Beate a8 T ion of a singularly difficult novel .. y be better.” “Sincere, honest dramatization .. has true realism and is a welcome Stephen Rathban, Sun. “Extremely well done and most entertaining.”—Alan Dale, Amer- Phone Bryant, 1166 Greenwich Village *4%: Bree, 800, $1.00. $1.60, $2.00 Dally Mata 500, 1,00, $1.60 PEAR | Cast ee ar oy Has ba Lie on WiEST 48th the. World's. 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