New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
Der Poys in Schiller's Haus
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rom page
you-" and then. in a final burst Of i
epithet,-"yOu peanut machine" L
That those who heard laughed az II
English did not improve his temper du
he again Sneaked INTO Schiller's Hau =
had once more been supplanted by msl,
The OrCheStra-hIs OTcheStra-did n0l
his entrance. II was IN the full sxlng
ring march, and the new director. sm
egOtIsn, as # the organization was Z
creation, was waving alOft a baton hsi-
bejeweled hand while filing IN chOriS u
other \ batOnl 4 batOn-when he 81
could make them do his viii with elOg-1
gers that beat and beckOned, Opeas-
closed, and were never used N paltry
Surely the man from the ROYAL Ger--
was fool 10 beat march time tor 81
each of whom was an artist to his a1ss--
He was so disguSted that he ale +
without ever looking up. He did n.i
the waiter who evinced desire 10 taA
The squat old stein on the plate ran "A
head was no more SpeeChleSS than ne
NOV the place was filing up WITH 4
tererS, the late diners, the fnyOl1S
seerS, who came because Schlllers IA 4
SChmIdt's orchestra were famous. N
with chairs scarcely warmed, they sei-
for their favOr1te selections Her Sea7
his corner Sneered openly at the actss
person who wanted the Dill PleAe =
laughed derisIvelv at the overreSs
COiffured occupants OF table wno =.
their plates after demanding tns
Rosary" He had always detested -
ary." \ grufT voice demanded N
OStrOw." and he leaned far out 70 see
Cant'S face, and when the man Trrn1-
thanked him II
Dot is museec. u,siH Hsrl" ne sA-
fully, and the man stared at the VILE
old fellow as though believing nm -
The orchestra began the piece VII
director trying % enforce another 's
own. The clarinet PLAYER, gray neal1-
all of Schmidt o-cheStra, looked
the first time sighted the outcaSI 7
excited that he rlaved a goOSeno'e' =
Dipple, amazed md wondering vn2I =
caused such q rare mistake, w1irs-
his seat and s5.ared Herr SchnlidL
distinguished h--self with tslSe
without appea-.rg n the Least -
moved his instrument from ms nEs
his hand, leaving blank an elec-,i 49,,
The cello PLAYER -at stood ana -, -
new director. paused 70 wave nls -
head. II,
The man from the Royal German =
franticallv irving -o bring his pave
again. and was ges-uring Ike a 80
marionette show. his hair tossing
his voice drowning he lnStrniiS--s 4,
too much, People over all me -. = l
old hall were beginning 10 rSe u =
laugh. They werc even offering -
the puppet who was tearns hiS -
IN the corner. beneath the stea Wv ~
namely SneereG. a table Was - - ga
turned with a clatrer Of falling -~-.s,s. ,
less of appearauce Herr Schis.-..- Scs-.-, "
and took the steps OF the Orcasss-a, ~.
time. He caught the puppet By ~
and showed him down the STEPS .ss,
Get oud,' ne yelled scornl---s,, sc- =, vrg
Got iDr II iB,D,sll Who told yV1
NNOl NtAN- N-A eN' ANs-e- ~
There was a Iuu over the piArHT, no 80
delicateSSen man and the Her - iir-> +
their feet. The manager a'l.~s' a-.. burrlrs
other room by the uproar. 80, I, Is =
Herr Schmidt sighted nm an az -,ss1asss 5
voice that beloved with 0ldIiI' "lS
dressed him clear across tie 49, ~, u
here-now-alw Tor deI -a,Irsatv
called. Der povs can't olINs y,
me. See, Dev blay for me n Il
Then he turned 70 them @l'-- ~ bsso
of applause from old admlf9arS - ~, = a "
citement. said quite softly oSI NV y dot.e
reached his pcyS. 49," Now We We u'I'' md e
iful biece kammenoi OSVO"
it, Hsius" -.,-, % Z
And as he again felt the %o'z 'Ss s,,lsaas
meath his fingers and he.1rt 49, -, thirobs