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here since ho was ntst heard In tho
same theatre and that none ~ them
has dctr,ctcd IN any degree from hi'
artistic standing or gre n. ulntity After
VI de Ees,ke had sung here for several seasons
there WA talk ~ Tnm1Tnp's greatness and
MIR Gt1u fet that he detected In the air
demand for the erc7t it1lian singer So
tho latter was engaged and when Tamarn1s
soason va rnd,i VI do Res7kc seemed
. rrcpter singer than ever Hut there was
once moro talk ~ hi' monopoly Of the field
hero and some persons began to n'k why
Ernest Van pyck and Albert Alvarez were
F not brought to the Mctro opoltan.which boastod
/ always the possession uf the bcst-known
I singers In tho world Even W. de ncsskc
I urged the engagement ~ these two singers
, EcItheI NJ va, nych nor NJ Alyarcz IN the
S' h1frTSa cna Who I'VE viii H1i c"% 6cTc % s P"bs
/ with the probability of MAKING himself be,tcr
| liked during the present s"a'on than ne
boon heard and he public ha, nst lo.t !.'
aHeGtion for him in the sltghtcst degree,
tho condition OF his voice, as he expects 70
provo in lohcngrin" t1at i has not de,
terioraed sine ~ sang here Ia.t ne ewId s,mIdd
probably bo sufficient to cause the com
plste GENERALIZATION OF any oTtist pnaeso %h@so
err ' but @ he /, able T. control himself and bis
knows as well as anybody that the audience
az his ilr.t nrr"arnnce WI thlnk only ot
she 5enGr thHt he has l9,t hi. much yoGt 6,e9as an
| as the first evidence Of decline
| New Workers will remember Agnes Sorlna
| "a an Interesting Young German actress who
came to this country twice and PLAYED at the
Irving Place Theatre She was successful
/ here, just as she had been in the German
! cities, becaUse her art was very truthful and
modern and In certain PLAYS OF contemporary
! German life blended with her personality to
! create a charming effect She might have
continued TO act prospcrously In her own
| country for many years II this were not the
time OF the International actress and 1t were
/ not deemed necessary to win renown In all
| countries Sarah Bcrnh1rdt and Flconora
| Duse acting over the world have become the
mod.ls that every ambitious acrtess now
! tries to follow. Even O'ga Ncthcrsole oc-
caSlonally tlIks of acting In Paris and thore
! could be no greater evidence Of the extent
sorEa E,'W wc1rsd sI' ora of 2cns s'I in Gcrnany ard
Rn.sla went to Paris TIE goal OF AZ German
9SH i,Ts ecg'vd tS. Tsn sq
| foit that she was ready to conquer tn" world |
So this year She vent to Italy with 2 German
| comrany and made in every one OF TIE Italian
! Giscourarng, % FRAU Soma, returned 70
could M /, aast be- 1G, " yinia sho Tcd
! no enthu-iasm over her aud she returned In
/ bar bca,tb nrcvcYtnd bor from contInminr on |
J the stage; "a il Frau Sorma's financial |
losses he'd not alreaiy ,beep large enough. |
ms mr. aGasd sh H b sI'u rctnsed ,o cnn,oe her
( tour through fluoue.
orn,h,r r., er!,,'ar oc,r"ss 80 boon '"ra,ed
By the Trench ovsrnncnt with an o!6"r
ir"' iio t"I noi, az 90, ress IL Narin poykonv
nbo Mha Nav. iSt, ony in The snail " erman teWns
amd l. accou,trd tn,rd rni rave IN hcr 9Wn oorn,
no irving T'1ro Thoatre She de,idsS 70
inrarG ails ana na7 aIp.arciG WIN rr@eat @
rnaterlal disaster ana hos roccVed only the |
nnstinnoi nctrcss il nv nj avs tho for,'reie
ndIloudI ~ tl'S9 J. Nv a. a. III III -, t,HuLe
p%rsHn slc - ,Gqiu IT, ~ ~ ~ na. ~ ~ -, r.
;' u 'at, % ,' ~ 'iia s ~ - 'tnd 'tu
BY the public with ~" utmost indifference, |
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70 ,cd yicnroYsi1. ,rsjr.t tle sniectio, ~ |
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scnt ,he snirit of tba .ociatv ibov rera 70
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bars rero .Unnnscd 10 rn,ne "uer,i. Vii /
y,ny~n ra,noI ',re,e cLcson n. rardI,, al
-, r"s,'lt a. n Co,n'l,,e La ""r ali i"cai |
cL,roctor Ncrrb nor. soon ceasod 20 co,na /
Co. tho bann,,ets and ended nv resirniny rom
tho clnh hcrausa lis nurtirtlnr nurnEse-tn
briny together mon who Ind come to Nnv
Ynrk from 4 certain pnrt Of the countrv--be-
c.r,, Loss and lesa rnrs,icrous Tho Ola
,crrs ~ tho or organiystion finally CANA IN an
end rrenaturoIv merely because il had in
vi,Sd The wrong sort Of speaI crs TO its han.
ouets
!
Signor ScOtti tho popular harytOne OF the /
onara comnanv. has offered TO assume ,u |
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the social ohlSauohs mat "ou!d Ordinarily /
fall to his colleagues and not an afternoon |
more cuns Of tea to his credit He +. inst n. |
active when tho dinner hour arrives and |