The evening world., 1910-12-05
"Y{-EP | ADDY"
IS TETRkzZ|N|'S
PAGAN OF VICTORY
2,5OO-a-C Concert Voice Rings
Through Skyscraper When
Court Lets Her Sing Here.

Nine. Tulsa Tetroszlai. h,idinS AZ
rorl Borealis. tho smallest Mexican
hairless dog In the world. close 10 her
cheok Win one hand and lifting her very
hobblcd skirt with the other. to-day
wal;zcd around tho ..hrary In hor law
yer's once. on tho eighteenth floor Of
No. rs broadway.
"Yc-cc-cp | Addy, / Az. I Ay.
Yc-cc-op | Addy. l Ay.
don care wa becom-a Of me-ce''
Shc lifted M her voice and sang rs
she Waited and tho long trlll IN tho
g., J0o-a-conccrt voice floatcd over the
trausoms, WAITED Itself along the han.
lost itsCl. In the elevator shafts. made
clerks stop their work. stanographors
cease Tor "a moment 20 pound th,lr type
writer's and the elevator men pause aS
they passed that floor. She danced md
sang while the lawyers and tho office
boy watched her ana then sank into u
chair and saspcd for breath.
Can Sing Without Oscar.
She had Just learned that she would bc
permitted 30 sing Ia this country and not
under oscar HainmcrStcln's manage
ment. Her LAWYER. BENJAMIN L. SPELL
man. has jus. received tho opinion OF
Judge Lacombe In tho United states ST.
promo Court. denying Mr.. Hammer
STEMS preliminary injunction and grant
Ing him q conditional, Injunction.
This means that Tctrazzlnl mag go oHt
and sing under II MANAGEMENT she
chooses. providing that sho deposit one
hale ~ 1.r Aaa1tNna In a frltaf .nruAnr 4
IN this city. to await the final d sposition
OF the suit, II Iiammcrstcin decides to
SO further.
or course. Nj. IInmmcrstcin will go
on with the sui:. IIo will not easily
give UP tho chance OF directing a
!3o0,00O concert tour. bat that doesn't
matter now. Tctrazzlni Is rs happy as
a butterfly and she doesn't care who
knows 1t.
L viii so 60 that beautiful Cai!ior-
mia, | VIII sing there FOR tho good
S.snor Lealy. ! win come back to Ncw
York and sing here In March and then
| will 80 10 London and Paris In tho
spring. she said. 1T H. beautiful. |
am free. because I do not believe that
Mr.. Hammer tciu Will try again to
chain me down.
'IHc ~ ono very ungrntctui man" she
continued. 81 told him | would never
sing under the management of any othe
man in his country as long as he wal
IN the opera business. But what doe
he do? He goes out OF the opera bGsi
ness and he sells me to the Mctropolita'
Opera Company. I have nothing aglins
the Metropolitan Opera C~ompany-li
they pay mo enough | like to sing FOL
thcm-but | VIII not be turned over {,
them in that way. | am stili fond oi
Mr.. HammorstcIn. but | viii not STAG
Tor him ia concert"
Hammerstein Claims Sorublrd.
Tho temporary injunction ootalaed by
llammorstcin when the prlml donna
landed from the Mau.ctanla n few dlys
ago wns based on a claim that he had
exercised an option on her services by
the terms OF the original contract with
he-. and that siHrc sac had not been
..p 20 make terms with tho Metro
po!ltln she was still undo" his man
aEcncnt. She claimed iiammc. stein
had never renewed tho contract.
Mr.. IIammc.st'!n's contract with Tet-
raz2iri provided FOR q salary OF sl,5Oo a
performance, and william T.. Leahy. Of
san Francl. ro, who managed her when
she first appeared In this country. agree.
TO pay hor Sl..Gu. Therefore inc golllnca-
ton 10y Mlda'no. Gcr agent. Gcorgo Ri
celia. ana Mr.. Le2hy In Nj, Spcllman's
7 Office when they learned tha. she ls fvtc
- sing for Mr.. I.cahy.