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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24
sTRANGLE HOLD on yILLAINEss
Blanche Nalsh's Realism Too huch for
Dorothy DOrr.

Blanche Walsh. the actress who nightly
throttles Dorothy DoT, the villaincss in
-The Woman in the Case" at tho Herald
Saunre Theatre, has become so strenuous
again over the throttling that the theatre
press agent sorrowfully admitted last night
that a physician had been called in to take
care Of Miss DORIS throat. The physician
was called in. anyway
When the play was tried in Rochester
Miss Walsh was overstrong. She throttled
so hard that Miss porr was almost. but not
quite. but out Of the show. Miss Walsh
got her name in the papers She was told
that she would have 70 put less feeling
in the scene or new villainess would 10
REQUIRED for each performance.
For a while she was moro careful. But
she has been throttling little harder every
night lately. Yesterday afternoon Miss
Dorr went to SEQ DR.. Frank L. Miller OF y
West 1hirty-first street He said she was
suffering with bruised tonsils and would
have to be careful.
Miss Dorr played the part last night, but
Miss Walsh, instead Of taking her by the
throat, sliced her by the shoulders. Dr.
Miller explained that he had told Miss Walsh
that she'd have 70 cut out the thro.thng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24
THE WAGNER CYCLE ENDED.
"coetterda cmmcrunG" Wen sung al 'he
sIctropoltnn Opera House.

Yegner's Der Ring des Nibelungen
came TO finish Yesterday afternoon at
the METROPOLITAN Opera House for the
second time this season. Once again
;oe,terdaemmerimg was performed and
the fate OF the Morse deities settled amid
steam, gauze drops red fire and purple
music The performance had many sub
etottial merits There was far more Of
the real Wagnorian atmosphere in ii than
in its predecessor The orchestra was
awake and played with dramatic spirit
and Mr.. Hertz conducted with proper
vgor. 49, p.,,,Lg,4,
y,,,s in excellent voice When she Is in such
condition her Bru1nhilde in this drama
ia always a moving Interpretation. Yes
terdov she sustained the intensity OF the
rbie 10 the end. MIR Burgstaller a Sicgfus
was In better form then he has been OF
lote and acquitted himself creditabiy.
The other members Of the cast we're the
came as heretofore i.
Unfortunately. the change OF scene IN
the third act was not accomplished IN good
time and the music had 70 cease at tho end
Of the funeral march, thus breaking the
continuity of the score. Furthermore, the
palace Of the Gibichungs forgot to fal
down till long after 1t should nave Gone
so These read like small matters, but In
the performance they do not look so.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24
MIR. FRANKOs OLD MUSIC.
Reethoyen's Choral Fantasia Pcrioriheu
In MennclSsNhn Hal.

The lnst OF Mr.. Franko's three concerts
Of old music took place last night In Mei,
delssohn Hall. The programme consis.eu
OF an overture In b fiat by Huminei' NO
zart's A major piano concerto Mo4ait
aAye yer7ln" and Brahms's "Sandmaecheh,
both for chorus; set OF dances by Greery'
and Beethoven's choral fantasia for piano
chorus and orchestra The piano sololst
was jose Wanna da Motta.
The character Of these concerts Is now
SO we'll known to music lovers that niue
comment is required The plan wears Well
for the serene and sunny beauty OF the oiu
music, made before the demand for oehhite
expression had beset composers and before
the concert chamber had been transi oHhed
into a debating hal! for the settlement oil
pathological. sociological and psychological
disputes continues to court tho affections OF
listeners aweary OF strident dissonances
and heaped up orchestral effects. IL -
good for US all once in while TO become a.
musical little children not quite SO lniantlIe
perhaps rs bearded Arnold Dolmetsch OF
iute string memory would have u.s. but
nevertheless young enough to enjoy sim
pliclty of utterance and beauty for its own
sake.
The most interesting feature OF last
niebt,s concert was. of course tho
Beethoven fantasia, which has not been
heard here within tho memory OF man.
It's similarity in spirit 10 the Muster mnth
eyI1uhonv which was recently performed
by the Philharmonic Society, mace US
nnpeareuce at this time especially SUITABLE
Indeed there j. moro than an accidental
resemblance between the theme winch 10
trea;ed ohorally In the fantasia and that
which is similarly employed in the maj
movement OF the great symphony,
Where the symphony, however ls ire
mendous and imposing the iantaSh Is
wn,ome and in some places almost naive.
Ii reads at times almost like a study Tor rae
symphonv. and az any rate It Is anot hNr
Illustration Of that pertinacitv with which
Beethoven chung to germnal themauo
/ thoughts and worked them over and over
/ till he had elaborated them into something
! remarkable.
After playing the Introductory measures
| Of the piano part In anything but clear
! and rhythnic style Mr. da Motto settled
! down to his task and finished it with credit
! If not with distinction. The chorus was
! lamentahly unable to cope with VA paHss ges
( especially those allotted 20 solo voices
/ The orchestra discharged ITS duties
! efficiently, but IN Mendelssohn Han inc
! slightest rouGhness comes out very plainly
Mr. Frankie conducts d with his customary
aklll. and the audience as usual "a'
greatly delighted with the pretty hno
quaint dances Of Gpstry. The Mozar'
chorus. which was We'll sung made gooe
| effect also
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24
PLAN NEW SUBWAYs TO-DAY.
Committee OF the n. 7. Board Is Likely
TO Declare for the Parsons Plans.

The Rapid Transit COMMISSIONS COM
nittee on contracts will meet on Saturday
morning and will sit probably throughout
the day in an attempt TO reach some under
standing as to which of the many routes
suggested for the next subways ought to
be recommended to the commission As
the committee will map out routes which
will cost not more than s5O0O0,OcO. TO be
expended IN the next three or four years.
many Of the appeals made 10 the COM
mission will have to be disregarted
II is probable that the committee VIII
report in favor Of the plans drawn by Will
lam Barclay Parsons for new subTays on
the Fast Side from Harlem to the Battery,
on the lower West Side from the Battery
10 the neighborhood OF Thirty-third street
with n line across town connecting with
the proposed East Side and existing sub
way' and tunnel 10 Fort Hamilton.
The committee will also consider the
project for the construction 81 on electric
railroad loop between the Williamsburg
and Brooklyn bridges. One of tho mem
beers of the committee said yesterday that
il was doubtful IL any definite recommended
ton would be decided upon tomorrow on
account OF the opposition to the plan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24
HAHuERSTETN MS OWN YER.
Proves That sunday Concert Feats Are
N.i Theatrical Performance.

Oscar Hnmmerstein was in the West Side
police court yesterday afternoon TO tell
whether or not he had given theatrical
rariormance at the Victoria Theatre last
Sunday evening. He swore he had not
Detective Goodnow Of the West Forty
seventh street station had been 10 the
concert and he said that man and a
voman performed feats Of strength. The
woman holding on to a strap with her teeth
held up the man. The twelfth number on
the programme, he said was au acrobatic
ect performed in costume by a man and a
woman and he alleged that curtain was
raised aud lowered
Mr. Hammerstein smiled.
Your Honor he said TO Magistrate
Whitman. that was not an acrobauc per-
Torrance. ! should say dentists would
call that a dental exhibition, L had no cur
tain-simply n sheet, which Magistrate
Hogan once held was no violation of the
law
Magistrate Whitman read from the code
that il was an offence TO have trial OF
strength
Il was not trial OF strength said
Hammerstein. The trial was had before |
engaged the people. As TO the costumes,
the woman wore boomers; during the week
she wears tights.
The case was dismissed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24
BJoRNsoN BY SARGENT PUPILS.
- Young Married Couple" Given for the
First Time In America.

Franklin Sargent and his dramatic pupils
added TO their already long list Of first
American productions by giving Bjornson's
a Young Married Couple yesterday after
noon at the Empire Theatre in an able
translation 10y Miss Grace Isabel Colbron,
entitled a Marriage
The play has a full measure of the re-
nnement of feeling and the sympathetic
divination of character for which its author
is famous, and in addition has an unusually
consistent and inevitable dramatic form.
II tells the story Of giriish wife whose love
for her husband is less powerful than her
love for her parents, with whom the newly
married coliple IA living. me husband
eees that in order to gain n vile he VIII
have TO take the daughter away from the
influences OF affection and dependence IN
viii en- she has always lived. The frst
act ends in the crisis in whichkhe enforoe5
this resolve upon her and her parents
The second and final act occurs a year
later in his new home Up TO the rising
of the curtain he has failed TO make her
love him; she ia still the spoiled chid oil inc
affections The manner in which her Ioye
is kindled is too subtle and Intimate 70 ne
briefly described. II has a touch OF tne
theatricism to which BJhnson 80 often
resorts; but il is very effective and, as re-
CARDS essentials. deeply moving and true,
The afternoon was filled out with Inc
King'5 Comedians a drama in three acts,
Translated by Miss Colbron from the Ger
man OF Kari Won Wartenstein. which was
aiso given for the first time in America. II
ia aound il somewhat old fashioned
theatrical piece dealing with love and
intrigue among the actors OF the Coincide
FRANCHISE in 1905.
Both pieces we're creditably performed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24
TO GET WEINGARTNER BAcK.
4 Guarantee Fund for Series Of Concerts
Next Winter, Being Raised.

It ia now probable that Felix Weingart-
nor will return to New York next winter
20 conduct series Of concerts, although
II has not been found expedient to engage
him as the regular conductor Of the Phil
harmonic Society
Mr. Weingartncr agreed, before he sailed
INST Tuesday to return here next winter
for two months, If guarantee fund OF
$4,000 could he raised. The sum Of $1,000
was Immediately offered and il is said that
almost the entire amount needed has been
subscribed lie is to give sixteen concerts
in tho course Of his two months stay.
public rehearsal and concert weekly, He
will conduct the New York symphony
Orchestra. which Walter Damrosch has
placed at the disposal Of the conductor
for these concerts.
Mr. Weingartuer ia 10 receive si2, 500
for hi4 services. The other half of the
guarantee fund will be devoted to the ex-
ponses Of tho orchestra. IL there IL any
profit il will be devoted to fund to be
used for future concerts.
As the present plan has the support OF
como Of the wealthie5t and most influential
music lovers Of New York /. will probably
he carried through.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24
National Guard Commanders Dine.

The commanders OF the various National
Guard organizations in New York and
Brooklyn were invited 20 dinner at the
Calumet Club last night, Mt which Col
Appleto Of the Seventh presided. TO
get tho heads Of the National Guard organi-
cations together was the object Of the
dinner. Those who got together were
Col Appleton. Col. Morris, Ninth; Col.
Dyer. Twelfth; Col. Stokes, Twenty-third;
Col. Bates, Seyenty-hrst; Major Brdgman,
Squadron A, Major Debevoise, Squadron
G.: Brevet Major Wilson, Second Battery;
Capt Wendell First Battery; Capt Res
quin. Third Battery: Capt. Bigelow, Eecond
Signal Corps. and Commander Forhaw,
Naval Reserves
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24
YSAYE AND KREISLER.
The Two NiollniHs 10 Play Together at
Concerts for a Hospital.

Concerts for a Hospital.
Ysaye and Kreiser, the violinists, are
20 appear together In Carnegie Hall at two
concerts to be- given for the benefit OF the
Orthopedic Hospital, on the evening OF
March 49, and the following afternoon
they will play together the Bach concerto
for two solo violins. On Monday lsaye
will pay the Saint-Sacns B minor con-
certo and on Tuesday Kreisler will give
the Vieuxtemps concerto No. in + minor.
Among the boIholders are: Charles
y Alegancor, Mrs William d. Sloane, Miss
Tr,linghuysnn. James Henry Smith, Mrs
> Pierpont Morgan, Mrs. 4. II. Hartman,
Mrs Henry r.. Rowland Mrs. Seth Barton
french and many more women in society b.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24

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Is wont to be. and put in plain language
the truth about the mission, tho doctrine,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24

One Magistrate has habit Of calculating
the amount Of money los in wages by the
hangers on in the police courts, Nhen the
bridge policeman sings out
All persons having no business In court
may retire perhaps twenty able bodied
men will file out,
Two dollars and a half day-twenty
times two and a half--hfty dollars What
a waste of money! says the Magistrate,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24

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