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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
THE DENTIST YOU
SHOULD GO to-

Everything Depends on How
Your Teeth Are Trsatcd-tns
ferior Work lie Dear at Any
Price.
Niveolas Dentistry, Originated BY
the 8eaton Dentists, the Best
In Every Respect.
II III now conceded by every
one who knows anything about
IL that Alveolar Dentistry. az
originated and pfactieed eEclus-
lively by the Boston Dentists,
1920 Second Avenue, ~ the
crowniuR success ef dental
science.
By means Of this distinctive
method they perform operations
and render services which are
impossible BY means of old time
methods.
Every thin1 pertaining 10 the
welfare Of your teeth, mouth and
gums Il included IN this method.
They tighten loose teeth
atraighten crooked and pfotrud-
Ing teeth. replace missing teefh
without plates or bridgework and
restore decayed or broken teeth
10 Houndueaa aud beauty.
These dentists have the most
complete dental office In the
country and you viii be aston
inhcd 20 learn the vast Improve
meut their methods are over the
old style system 81 dentistry.
These offices are patr0nized by
the select people Of Seattle. az
well as those IN the more hum
bic walks Of life Their fees are
iu reach Of all and are no high
cr than those charged by others
for ordinary WORK. They make
no charge for examination or ad"
vice.
N you are unable to call. write
stating the nature Of your trou-
BILE and the doctors viii advise
you fully without expense 70 you
can on or address Boston
Dentists, 1890 Second Avenue
opposite Bon Marche, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
SEATTLE TO Be
soon IN TRUST

The news from View York that
Lee shubeft. David piuaco and
Harrison Grey Tiake had formed nu
alliance against the theatrical trust.
ta big victory Tor Mrs. rinle. the
nlueky woman who has remained
outside the trust during the nine
years that Il has controlled the first
elnaH theutern Of the country.
The new alliance rs probably the
most formidable movement yet or
naHized against the trust. for the
ehul'ert bnothern are ieaHoes Of some
20 thenterH INA large Eastern cities.
Ths % sure 70 bring other attfnc-
ito ~ 50 The iHde k.udent standard.
Os1e to4s,e MT d. held them back
n de pgsfs oda oeeai their unwilling
Heaa - play - To" second class
houses aHd hniia that @fa. l'iske has
never heHitated e. DO iu order 10 be
true 10 her convictions. Under the
new order OF things. first class the
ntora will be open 20 Independent
campaulaa IN New york Boston.
chicnro. Philadelphia. Plttsburg. ~
Louis. Buffalo, Baltimore, ltocheH-
ter Syracuse New Haven Albany
Troy aud Utica. This means pfae-
ucaily the opening Of the East "a
the independents.
A. to the West, Mrs. Fiske has
shown thls season that it ~ poHni-
bile for n company not IN the trust
ta play to the coast aud al the large
coast cities. whether this could be
done another season ia uncertain.
As far az Seattle In concerned,
Mru. rlHko viii not be able to ap-
pear again after her forthcoming en-
RnEement ia Leah kiesehna" az the
Seattle thcater. unless some other
manager 81 willing TO defy the trust
and open his thenter 10 her. The
Seattle theater becomes trust
house on September I.
This Is tho first time Seattle has
had the power 81 the trust brought
home TO ita theaterRaefa. Hereto
fore independent attractions have
always been able 20 play here After
September ] there win be no indie
pendent theater Ia Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
Great DOingS in the g.
Local Theatrical World

play written for her by Paul Arm-
strong. the author OF "rhe Heir 10
the tiufrah." move running D. New
York. The critics there unite in
saying that the plot OF Ann La
Mont" IL the atl0ugos they have
ever read N@. Nooerts VIII o. sur
rounded NJ the 'aresssoesa esna th1d
money can -ssre asd viii play In
ssaltfic htss in the Henaen.
A. fer The first clhaa attractions
setHlHE ~ Seattle this season. Cort
HaYu he has secured practically alt
81 the big hits in the East. that the
liat Of bookings Be- the strongest ever
played here. and that there will be
very few dark nights Al the Grand
thls year
The list Of bookings FOR Seattle
and the other 81 houses Ia the
Northwestern Theatrical association
ls now on lie way here ana VIII be
definitely announced. with the dates
Ia few days.
II includes the Savage English
Grand Opera company ~ 100 people
With an orchestra 81 40 pieces. Ben
Hur Merely Mary Ann" The
Beauty aud the Beuat.' calye and
many others
Coet and Kronbefs win manage
the uamfoHcb orchestra Tor "a sea %
Hou % 20 weeks IN cities East ~
Chicago. Cart announced that he
has opened an Eastern office faf the
Northwestern Theatrical association
in the Amsterdam theater building
IN New York. Il II In charge Of l..
a. Well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22


lI0w can Russia payf How meet
this enormous aud growing noun
tain q obligaiionf
The answer ia one continuous
story 81 tax. FIRST there Il the in
direct tar Of the tariff system. STINT
lar % that Of the United States
then there f. the tar on all spirits.
accomplished BY a national mouop-
ely Of this entire business. The ear
ia the one great aaloonkeeper. Not
8 xii u spirits IL sold Ia the empire
except By the government. and then
q V dispensed Of a good profit The
ezar makes about $50 900 600 q year
Ga his saloon business.
There are also several other In
dnstrlst monopoiiea Of lesser I'm
portance. and a IL contemplated
neat 70 take over the tea business
IS 2 government monopoly other
articles tAxed are tobacco. sugar.
minerai ola. matches aud about al
thc lne dental necessities Of daily
iIfes then there are special customs
duties. stamp duties transfer duties.
passport and railway th1es. etc. In
addition to which there are taxes on
lands and forests. ON all redemption
payments. on liberated serfn head
tHt.l and 90 crown peanuts
The liberated neffs and crown
peanuts are squeezed for about
So coo 600 a year.
where will Russia get the money
10 pay q wnT Indemnity Of s2eo Don
0a0 and upwafd1 The poor are
ground To the limit now II ia small
wonder tho nations finaneicrs are
worried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

But this $4,000 600 900 Indebted
ness Of Russia does not tell tho
story In addition 10 this there IL
the whole railroad debt. the govern
mcnt having taken over the railway
system and guaranteed the interest
on the bonds: aud. added 60 this.
other Industrial enterprises in
which the government has engaged.
and become Euarantor, so that dur
ing the one year OF 1900 no less than
81 600 600 900 worth Of securities
we're issued. on which the govern
ment appeared as guaranty for the
interest
nlgreEardlng the participation OF
the government In the Industrial
activities OF the nation, the official
figures OF the nominal Indebtedness
show that there Is debt OF s242i
for every man. woman and child OF
Ruasia's vast domain. The per cap
tia debt Of the United States In less
than sii. and OF Japan 1902 II was
hut 81.
with the Industrial burden added
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
QUICK RESULTS

n r. seldom necessary 20 take n
second dose Of nr. Miles Anti Pain
pills. one pin VIII, In most cases.
relieve all distress caused by head
ache. baekache. neuralgia, nervous
ness. r-aicknesa. stomach ache,
etc when not entirely relieved,
take another IN 30 minutes. That's
about the limit 10 which you endure
pain. 20 doses, 25e. Never sold in
bulk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
Another Chance
For Mary Rogers

BRATTLEBoRo. VI. June a.
Judge Wheeler viii tonight grant
the appeal Of Mrs. Mary Rogers.
sentenced 10 die tomorrow The
case viii 90 to the supreme court.
Governor Bell win grant a further
repriove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

IN VEGETABLE LAND A. ID. zoos
Old Man Potato That. my son.
IL a PoIato- maaher. an instrument
Of torture devised by the human
giants TO crush us out OF sem
blnnee. but. thanks TO our prolific
spirit. We have refused TO non
erfaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
THE ENORMOUS DEBT
RUSSIA MUST SHOULDER

ITO The nominal deht-that in ineiud
lnF tie guaranteed railroad and
uthef securities which Russia has
endorsed that nation has a debt
which may be roundiy and eonaef-
vailyeiy stated a. 81 600 600 coo.
In proportion to itA revenues and
rssialrcca Russia IL the most heavily
indebted nation In the world. Added
to the present var expenditures
Russia had built uD her burden OF
daht BY the Crimeau war. the as
sumption 81 the Polish national
debt, the RuaBo-Turklsh var. the
lthefatlona o. the serfa and the era
Of railway building The average
rate 81 interest in close 10 per
cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
RrpRiUvE ron HocH

srR1NGFIELD. M. June "a
uaterl -uosernor D.neen has an-
nounred that he viii issue a rrprieve
fof Hoeh some time today, aud give
she condemned man time 20 Eet his
case before the supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
Company in
Camp
NE IMPROVED TALKING MA.
CHINE A GREAT ENTER
Tanner.

he recent improvements made In
e Victor Talking Machine and the
as record have removed the last
,aiecii0n. and In the music rooms Of
. most prominent people nova
Ays 8 talking machine IL a con-
Slcuous feature.
l h said that one company paid
Aaaaine Melba SO. 900 for singing
.'s songa-and to hear that won
lxlui voice via the Victor Is the
vi thing to hearing the great
UNA donna herself A good many
Aaehines are finding their way
70 camps and summer homes these
ffices are very moderate. In
aasntally. a concert Is given each
..'enoon a. the D. 8. Johnston Go. q
gre Burke building. Second av-
-as. where the instruments are for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

CHICAGO. June - President
nruwn % the Lake sheer announced
today that the arrest 81 persons
suspected being in the plot which
he declares resulted IN Wrr king the
New York FiYcr ~ Msnto IL near nj
hand. Brown said two cules have
been discovered The operator A.
Mentor states that a switch was st
for the main train and the light
vas burning a fcw minutes before
the train arrived Afterwards the
switch was found locked for a sid.
ing. and the light out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

WARSAW. June 20 a dispatch
from cRenaiochow says that Chirf
of Police Morkeiiv was wounded to-
day by the explosion of q bomb
thrown at him hY a terrorist The
assaNanL unknown, escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
ny GIBSON GARDNER
Staff Correspondence 20 the Star

WASHINGTON. u. C.. June II -
The amount ~ the war indemnity
which japan will demand Of Rus
slA. az one % The conditions %
peace q ia reliably stated. wlil -
not less than the sum total II the
moneY borrowed by Japan from
foreign countries THIS sum total IL
$500 000 600.
The indemnity may be larger
than The above sum. bat u viii pc,
BE- less In addition 20 the foreoiEn
loan Japan raised for che late var.
without going outside ~ the island
kingdom. t1G0. 600 COO So the extrn
money raised By Japan 20 prosecute
the var amounts 10 $50 900 600
Back % this was an Invested arcu-
mutation Invested BY ships. arms
and munitions or var. amounting 70
rs much again
The actual coat ~ the war "a ia
pan cannot be estimated with ae.
euraev. even BY the japanese GOV
eminent Her navy o. practically In
tact. but millions % ammunition
have been expended. The army IN
Manchuria Is also a continuing as
set. hue the cost Of It's maintenance
and transportation has been enor-
nous.
DisreKardinR indirect injury
wrought By the war. the commerce.
and to the domestic industry 81
Japan. the main items q monetary
expenditure may be summed Up aa
coming within the figures Of the
foreign and domestic loans: and.
measuring the maximum demand q
be made on Russia on these. II e.
safe 20 say that the Japanese in
demniiy demand will not be more
than SEQ 900 900.
II is generally believed By well
posted diplomats. and financiers
who are Interested IN the Russian
and Japanese loans. that the peace
negotiations would begin with a
demand BY japan Of about $500 600. :
900. which might later be scaled
down Co the amount Of the foreign
loan. namely. f2e0. 600 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

Rursla sought loan Ia the German
market An Issue 81 2te e8e 900
ruhiea was authorized. and. as
stated above only part Of the lean
was subscribed.
hut simultaneously with the Ger
man loan the Russians issued At
home another batch 81 treasury ne.
curitlre. bearing interest ~ five per
cent. to thc sum Of fi2s. 900 600
Meantime the credit currency Of
the nation has been further eSs
banded by tho Bank % RuNula
which has. during the year anHsr.
qusnt % March. ts0t a~eiied lta e.
sue % circulating notes from tzf0..
op0. Qa0 20 Sass GOO 600. an Increase
In i4 months ~ tiTs .ao9. COO. Before
and since then the bank has Issued
other notes bringing the total ad.
diiional gar issue up 10 $4,000 coo
II viii b. thus seen that this
brings the total u Rnaaia'a var bar
rowing up 70 the enormous figure
81 igao 900 .00s
A. against this debt The Rusalan
minister q finance riaimn. there la
In reserve. and offers 10 exhibit. the
official beard II the Russian gov
eminent. namely. the reserve Eold
supply. made up Of bullion and
coinage. aud amounting. aa no
claims. 10 fa5h eaa eco. This offer
10 sh0v ~ much gold Is character
lied BY bankers IN London. berlin
ard Paris as opera b0uffn They
lcok 20 the reserves OF the nation.
and decline 30 lend more.
And now comes the startling hut
natural hequel-that Russia lH al
ready planning 60 abandon the gold
standard Such Ia the report IN the
most conservative financial circles.
II % the natural resort 81 an unarfu-
puioua bankrupt BEING a creditor
70 all the sorld. the nation proposes
70 80 70 a cheaper monetary basis
The total public debt 81 Russia
on January. 1905. this does not in
.eiudc the late war borrowlngal wan
g.. 59s .2f5. 600
For previous years the debt vas.
1905. f3ai2. 055 a22. 1903. SAILORS. p
045. 1909. $3.50 ,sT7.075,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

yields quite readily 20 the soothing
and strengthening influence Of Dr.
Miles Eervine. because II Is a pure
~ nervous affection. Even the
chronic form. while often stubborn,
f. eventually cured by It's persistent
use. Sold by druggists on n guar
nnfee that frat bottle VIII benefit,
or money refunded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
By Cynthia Grey.
Gas

vtn say that nine women out OF
- can't see tho point TO a good
hke without having II explained,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

: $50 KILLED IN RACE RIOT.
. ST. PETERSBURG. June 20.
= Reports from the Eriwau dis
= triet state that a race war be-
i tween the Tartars and Armen-
= iann has broken out afreah.
= There we're 250 casualties In
= the rioliuR yesterday. The
= troops are powerlesa TO pre-
y serve order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

Sc bargains under Pike Stree,
zopnlng Guide on page 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

Prof Knox lectures tonight. Uni
arsan church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

NEW YORK. June a. District
Attorney Jerome haa entered an In
xcailgatlou OF the equitable trouble.
Today he wired supt Hendricks
asking him 70 forward at once Of
fetal copies Of bis report. Jerome
ulil make no statement Of his in
tcuiiunH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

POOR OLD RUSSIA rs BILLIONS AND BILLIONS IN
The HOLE. WITH HER PEOPLE DOWN UNDER TIE
pEar, BUT THEY WILL Dc SQUEEZED SOME MORE TO
PAY JAPAs's lNoEmslrY-FiouREs SHOW TIE WRETCH.
Ed FINANCIAL CONDITION OF rHE GREAT EMPIRE WHICH
HAS JUST BEEN so BADLY LICKED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
On All News Stands

$3.50 ttStt tttt =
4 CoRT MAKES HAIRLESS =
4 FRIENDS JEALOUS. y
= Postmaster Stewart in a very q
= Jealous man these days =
/ so 10 r. W. Etrang. ''ye print =
= shop man" .
= The subject OF their jealousy a
4 IL John Cort. the object 81 their =
. rage IL a brand new made IN =
I New York toupee. which the q
q Grand opera house manager 4
= brought back from Gotham this \
q week with which 10 taunt his =
= fellow hairless friends 4
y you cant tell IL from the =
4 real thinEls says John. >
$500 ttsts 49, \ =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

See bargains under Pike Street
aopplng Guide on page 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

The ability of Russia 10 pay a
huge indemnity r. seriously quea-
toned. That nation IL now fairly
staggering under the recent add
lions 10 its load Of debt. The ears
credit IL seriously impaired.
II n today almost impossible for
Russia 10 raise any considerable
sum OF ready money in the markets
Of the world. Since the war began
the domestic and foreign commerce
of the nation has fallen Off more
than fz5 900 600 each. and the rates
Of discoun have gone up so that
little more than half Of the sum au-
thorized In the latest loans we're real
lzed. After the fall Of Port Arthur
the minister Of finance authorized
an issue In Germany Of $50 million
rubles. or 1926. 600 900. Of which only
$50. O00. 900 was subscribed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

See bargains under pike Street
Guide on page T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

ARNoLp's SHOWS
Tonight and All This Week
MADISON PARK.
-- 6-Tstsu~ar Royal Japs--o
Nh 3-Fiying Nietorcllas-3
JLG 3-kober Fanliiy--3
Sensational Hoffunann. Traviolss
Jumping Deonzo De Elmer and a
host q others Free Exhibition aud
Hand Concert 90 and s. 90 = m.
circus Performance 30 and 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

See bargains under Pike Street
shopping Guide on PAGE T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

The history In brief Of Russia'a
war borrowings Is as follows:
Almost Immediately after the war
commenced a loan was negotiated
I'm Paris Of 500. 00O. 600 francs or
$3.50 900 900. These we're five per
cent short term bonds. and we're
practically all subscribed. At the
same time the Russian government
issued al home four per cent trea-
Hury notes 10 the amount OF s75.-
900 900. These treasury notes are
similar TO our interest bearing
bonds
After the fall Of Port Arthur
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}. 5. JOHNSTON co.

ssattlss Leading Plano HOUSE.
700 SECOND AVE.
Burke Building.
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Reclining and folding; adjustable
dash; porcelain handles: rubber
tires; sateen parasol. full reg.
cushion. Price -" $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-08
SSON
NO. 8
Grove S Music
Sirrlplifer


letter with dash above it on the chart is directly
over D on the keyboard Then the -vhite spaces
on the chart will be the white keys and black
spaces over the black keys. The top, middle and
lower sections on the lower chart represent the
three chords, mastery of which will enable any
to accompany the piano any song or melody
in the key of F. and the upper chart represents the
chords of the key of sharp minor. The colored
letters are to be played with the left hand the
black letters with the right hand.
Now, having placed the chart on the piano, play
the coored letter on the top section with the left
hand and then the three black letters in unison with
the right hand Now play the middle section in the
same way, then the lower section and then return
to the top section. The small letter D with dash,
which gives the chart position, must not be played.
The knowledge of the keys and the facility i'll
striking the proper chords form the basis of all
musical knowledge. Keep the chart on the piano
until you are thoroughly familiar with the chords in
the keys given in this weeks lessons and when
memorized you are quite we'll equipped for the
playing of accompaniments who has studied
music for years.
(NINTH LESSON NEXT sunday
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-10
Ia MUJER PHOTO

La mujer yanqui pret nde invadir
todo oil campo de la sctivdad social J
dsdicsrse { cuant trabs JOS Sc dedics
ell hombre; 10 Va consiguienio. Ys
existe en- Estsdos Unidos ID mujer me.
dico, ls mujer abogado y "a mujer re-
porter ahors surge 10 muisr photo.
Jane Msughan es una muchacha
joven hermoss; es sicion8da al mar
y los peligros que ofrscsn las lsrgss
travesfss no la asustan. Rsvetes de
fortuna 10 han obligado { gsnarte la
vida y ha tratado de adop.ar una pro.
tesi6n de aeuerdo con sus gustos. Con
esa tenacidad que caractsriIa { los de
80 raza, hs conegu do un diploma d e
maestro pilcto.
En- estos momentos navega con
rumbo { Noruega. A la vuelta pisu.
sa llegar, por ell Sena, hssta Paris.
Miss Jane Msughsn tiene mucha
ssrgre fris; como tods mujsr equIli-
brsds, es capsE de veneer todos los
escollos del mar. y de la vida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-10
SARAH B[RhHAROT
"A edad va avanzada, Ia gran
actriz ssombra por su ac-
tividad artlsiIca.
"TOURNEES" POR AMERICA
No quiere If al Brasil porquc
dos veces, al dirlgirse a dl-
cho pals pellgr6 su vida.

La actividad de la gran artlata
Sarah Bernhar 4 20 ascmbrosa.
nj los nsinuos y lsrgos visiss,
al su edad va avapzads, pues la In
sgr trsgics enenta sesenta y un amos,
Ia enervan nj la hscen desear oil repo-
10 y la tranq idad.
Cada dfs mas amin 81 fuerte,
cada VIZ con msyorss energfas, prosi.
que sus a. tisticas tourn6ts, admirando
( los pub icos ds todo ell mundo por
su genio ex,epcionsl y por su al pare.
cor, eterna juventud y vigor.
Ahora emprsnde Sarah Bernh ardt
una toan nee por America, que durara
probab emente hAsta Mario del afio
pr6ximo
Sal!6 de Paris para Lisboay ds
alli POGO SO EMBARGO bordo del
vapor Magallaws para Montevideo.
En- sssa poblacitn inaugurara un
teatro y sctuarA en- al ounce dfas.
DespueS pasarA q Buenos Aires, don.
do darA otras qu'nce representaciones
y continuation trsbajara algunos
dlas en- la Plata y en- Rosario.
Terminadas esas fuuciones regre-
sara q Paris el dia 26 de Octubre; ps
ro su permsnencia en Francla solo 80.
ra de unos dlas, y no tendra mas oh
ieto que YER y abrazar sus h'jos. FL
4 de Novismbre partira de nuevo 10
gran actrix para 10 America del Nor.
to, donde, como en- la del Sur, se la
admira y aplaude con entusasmo,
Sarah Bernhardt ha tornado ell
rrop6sito de no trabajar nunca mas
en- al Brasil, y por esto, al msrchar
oil Nuevo Mundo, dijo que por muy
ssduct oras que fueran las proposicio-
mes que se le htcieran lara trabaiar
en- RIO Janeiro en- San Pablo, las re.
chasarfa.
La causa de tai determination 81
que en- sus anterIores t0u,Wles al Bra
si' dos graves academies en- el viait
pusieron en- peliero su ,ida,
Dice Sarah que no quiere volvel
un pals donde SO 10 admirs, pere
donde estuvo punto de morir.
Ell repertorio que lleva, estsex
cursi6n es aoberbi' L'Aig on, La Sor
ciere, Fedra, Andrdmdea, La Samalta
ma, Claudio, 1driana Lee6luWur, Fcdo
ra, La DANA de las Camelias, Frout'rou
1oSc1.
La mise en- scene de todas essal
obras es igual en- las toufntcS q,e eli
Paris, pues Sarah Berrh rdt, con .,
gran conciercis artfstica, luzga indis
psnsable la mayor perf, ci6n en- todc
!