New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05


was scl.Ipr.sres rnfdsea o. ny passion
Az lips are locked. ] an speeches.;
BuL : know. my child k-loW-
u q book called Behind the Foo-lEhrs
G,od6. Mead & co.. Mrs Alec-Tveecie gushes
81 large about The modern English stage and u
oelebr-ues making twttrer-ng Like excursions
nov and rhe1 further adeld n her glTl1ooo
she thought she could ACT and pleaded with ner
father 70 be allowed 70 80 OF TIE stage 7ui 10
persuaded her 70 walk a. least UnrA SIC NaS
rvenrv-o1e- and by that tine her wild dreams
Of glory ana success had given place 20 ceEo-
mon sense she has made Cp Tor her o-S---1-
Esouneut- however. by going much 70 ne t1eaIle
70 enjoy performances from the more c0In-
Portable side OF the tocthghts, anc d 1nsA--s
trends with The people OF me stage her DOCK
II LARGELY composed Of enthusiastic tax about
ne actors and actresses she knows friendly
GOSSIP which We wish we could say We had
found araustng As z matter Of tac- the aaeo-
dotes II iris book 20 which even q MD n
reresr attaches are few and 1z- between EsFe
e one OF The best about NJ. " 3 Gilbert;
He once tod me q -arhs- amusing Grtle gtory
GDolI ne 2--Ee---- a - a. v-I-obo--a
erresds6 some 81 me reaea-saIs. and was most
se Z s M a 5 a AZ 21 s sc5Te music
Gor ne entrance q he A-zaoc-ncLsing ~, =
sullivan suggested s---ad-so r----g % ne Ss--S~
Cant TCL MN me saf1--rse 4-----@A--
cor yes" he sa-6 cheer--y- AID ne &c
a. sr-i-Ta5-f5r he was u3- then ST. Arthur
: 1900 z71ccess sor,e = tine aftarEard came
$50 So r-,r, 7ars1ese saving a. insult
lad been offered 70 the AIkado q Japan the AZ
70 which thar lUsrr1oUs prince er-srec ne scens'
instead q beng royal was music hal tune!
TIE author has made the acquaintance u
Ibsen and describes hin L his home II Nor
way. which be told her he considered The most
lovely country II TIE world she talked with
h1m = his Study. where re Is, she asserts
'tad6y and tidy almost 70 he point OF CD
Elzidis--" We wonder Z ne cz11y dra1ar-sr
was not pokiag Little III az his guest L the
matter q TIE c--nksls about which she has this
% say:
o. The table beside ne tzksrz1d vas q snail
Csy- rs con-erlE we're ezl--orc-Ear some -I-e
cevTL small cas-. dogs rabbits made q copper
one az which was ular-1g a violin
what are those funny lizzie rA-2gsT- vs1tU-ec
70 ask
unless max tray and rs occupants are before ne
On the table could write without them. L
Trtts T55hoGf mem he rsDeaasd- WHY Use
then Is ny oWo secret
NJ Frederick A. Richardson = steadily max
Ing The International oua-rerly" which IL now
published by Fox, DuEel6 & Co. q better and
better clagzzine- The papers n the October
1uube-. Just issued. are nearly 81 interesting.
enc Il certain cases ere written with special eu-
chorlcy. George 8randes FOR exznpia y ds-
Eghreul Il lis essay CT Ernest Renan Is q
D-ana--sL- suggestive study q 'L'Abbesse
&c J0uzrre- ana The other compositions Il
which the famous Freedman gave free play
70 his 1-2b-s viz II these dramas. saws the
critic --ae style Is perfect ueIodious a-d
HISTORICALLY pure a. rhs same tina Al The
thoughts are lightly 1Ucg CUT We fling cut
bubbles ION a Gay pipe . a-auEe ourselves
b watching the sunshine sparkle OF their Ighr
spherical OF g-ohe-iks forms" B-zndes has Al
odd epigra1 On his subject odd because SO
slsverly put and yet q such dubious value
Re1zns characters" ne SAYS are shadows IL
Couperison with Shakespea-e's bur shaks-
Epea-es IDEAS are oa-1 Il comparison with Re-
BANS" happier contribution Is made II rhs
following fragment
3eaE1 belongs 70 ne la-ze z---, ~ ror,sn-f~+s-.
- sPena lasr lives Z aghIng against ro-azz--
- sss rest he remained. private individual
,-zr51, P-zi--g rs--acSory A. ioea-lst vthouE
@-elcn gover21en-s Ire -zst twenty ysarz-
about hin. He thinks Ike a nan fees isI1s =
49, $500 - &C ac's LIE q eh-c As tslt strongly.
Iae-2 ana sctec r al U-woridly manner, but Ike
a. instructive shrewdaess.
- tee-1ss rendered RS thought supple more
supple -l2n las perhaps hitherto been perceTvec
except " Euc1 great c--ncs zoe-he's OF Fu-h
e undertaking. he complex and ne saadoS-v
1efess as --enc snc contemporary Tnine. who
solid ana The permanent Ia -le va-ierv snG chsnEs
anenesE OF he p1e1oC1enu2 The Gaseous structures
L5s granite ne nounrain ranges and wAtsrsheds
a-E-ce 1-s nay Sc L-es MYERS DIVIDE AID rush
ctVE-s secs, Ele-an followed Up these rivers
through az mex curves and win6ings. Re stunned
fhe crzGe and he decided CEhers have geen snd
&c see Ulth = c-es-, strong colo-icgs Il red
Or blue shlmEerlcg white. Re never believed
rha1 IL could 5e made prisoner within such capa-
transitions e-01 one color - another. And II
we're eAl6 n ect-ons ne reason q II razI
But one can understand then and The finest soul
e ne che Lnar UNDERSTANDS them with the greatest
Certainty, Eee1an Was naturally fitted 10 only
ehsooWs l5ck olt ne right c1e taclt0-y, AID give
T-E.h, g I'm. was bucts-ay. 7 could not Be
- - sqs-s q e ci11 g biz ne coarse Gyi-
A1E-aEls o. lCElc were Ike blows % club.
To his chilelke simplicity hae succeeded the n
ea1taly manifold rscsDrvl-y a modern criticism.
y iE not 30 very long since NJ E Noel VIZ
tEEns began 70 make books luxuriousIy pub
4Ehec, wiz me Illustrations. out OF the social
side q French history. Twe q his Fossiuy ana
interesting works, Memoirs q Nine de Pom
psdoUr" eEd Memoirs o. M-e de Moutsspsns
have already been brought or ~ rhs 6crtbue-x
and the same 6r-n now Announces another Wi
u1s from his pen. the Memoirs OF Nina On
Barry" This Is TIE frzt illustrated ia az the
famous coUrcesEn 70 appear Z English Il VII
be euu q anecdotes. and VII tncluds q ru-ab--
q love letters written 70 Nina an Barry By ths
EIglEhu2En. Henry Seymour.
Nr. A z Gaua-tn who has s.r .oun- tina
been Interesting himself n the study % Whist
lsras career and work il soon 70 bring cut
Sulu-1s emb0dy1ng the fru1ss OF hls rssss-chss
= VII Be entitled "WhiEtIs-s Art Dscea Gad
O<heT Essays"
he g. y. Dl1ngham Company announces 9o-
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