The sun., 1910-07-13
on STAGE ART
mn q, ~ nm TRI TO IPPII
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O. tr.nr tsF Ipst t.a-r. IT. Nsalh ~stl,sti-
... i'srmss, aHsi nr.tfuln~-- fsT the
I,..".,r paiust"a Np~rsa Puts
.. uUp Iie Gss-> ts rarts Ta-sIa,

.. huh iT t'F~ y" raft> ro-tiaN
N',tui,.r tho ttatnt.r Whn
tHrpI- this morning uu N.
....s accompanied ~ Mr. Al.N-
OIL. N-, Nard" NdaH- amt Nf Iiay.
HE ,rIrug 90" sirm-r u,urth.
.."t. Hut, - Rustand's -tlan-
rHH' 20 to make a stage picture
...... 'r.u the lah"rS 81 Tsirsing up last
% r- home in Esst SINty-Hfth
..... '.-s 'uuugh tu tell -uui.thrug uf
t- .rs
..r I.'r'y that sails to-day also will
H. a, Hastings IT the architectural
rr. .. 'arrrr. A Hastings. and Mrs
Hs- - Miss Adams intends 10 g. Ia
Fr. and to cuufer with J VI Barrie after
.sN v"-,s ~ -ChanteClrr- study IN
p.r- 'u' NJ AleSand-r and h'- wife.
49, ., lp Ai her husband m dssi gn,ng
'.. .n-'Im"s Tor the Fruhuau prudlc-
O.. .' me r-nch play here next -easnn
>'.v 10 Paris until September
Nr Nl-Nander gave some " his views
~ stunning. stage lighting. sceusry.
r- arN of progress IN stage manage
-r' ~ Tar a. the pictorial - concerned
ant Nhat Is of much interest To him.
'.s erection ~ suitable rvhib gal
..-S 100 \-~ York for IN. display OF cur
--r' 0NrntinS-. sculptures. ~atercolors
a. .ts,A sEd white drawings
. UIsu New York could realizr.- said
" N~Nani-r. who l- president of the
Ns-.ru Academy. that this i- the most
,a.,vard of the large cities Of the country
.r .n- matter ~ exhibition galleries
.n rms r"-p-yt Pittshurg especially and
Fr.ai-Iyhts and 81 Louis for instance
~
should r-. rr. art centre " America.
.r.r W" al" The exhibitions IN thrs..
,.'Ir- tra tar ahead of Cuis because ~
tr- &, "ri-- 10 those cities
Nv Work. uss far more artists than any
Other ,ry IA the country. and II is the
\-N Nura ARTISTS that make the out of
r.an .NrIrltIons - successful Any
N.N 'pr, artist I'm sure. would rather
.rhrr.t no Buffalo, Pittsburg or Phila-
.-pha tntn N New York. simply because
.. 'r,-.' titles the galleries afford him
I.''rr .ghtInR conditions and he may
have the wall sIac. around hiz frame
tra' uaA~s each picture n note of ts own
A. man of large affairs said 20 me
a.. other day when ! showed him letter
that W. are sending out To art patrons
81 New York. it's shame tn. National
Nusi"ry has to beg and beg in a c1ty
axe. 'Gl, for a suitable exhibition gallery.
~ many well known men have prom.
--1 'H form a COMMITTEES which will
'-.-.r 20 'ar fall and discuss plans with us
toward nttiInlng "A proper site and erect
EE ft" galleries and especially toward
ringing to the publiC's attention IN" Al
'I-'f' u'c"=-Ity, even the commercial value.
.' 'tAlug thus step To max" New York
me art Ceutr,. that u should b"
II.W hr.llNfnu - Tats.sllsaA NJ Icy
q i"-- opinion. not more thsn q story
..rI hall in height. with ~mpl. open
-'g"~ about n Sky-r-',e. CF'I-" do
-'r.rtIve reflections 4. nj oth-rWI-. In-
r".f"ra with the lighting
or cfurt~ to obtr'u IN" hrf..n"l site
q GENITAL Pa K Mr. AlexFul.. CDn-
'ugei. were onmhat"t even though
v" phers.d - "rr-ct = building which
could hFv. ruom enough for tho present
la.k offices IN the Arsenal swell - 'ups
.pac" for ~Nhibitioa R-!lr les think.
r"VsV-r ths' pubic opinion l'te- on will
.4sree with ~" when f'" Jubhr realizes
that Gall--I"s n -" at" wall mrk" p .
only for .iysur"rn"nt IN Art but will
help r.ti-ts and S"uplt"r- ant "N"n ed
the deelers a. N-S York heCpin-- known
more and more - an srt c~nt.-
Nr. Aiexardor, who ~ - suI-rirtsri
t'" -ChRntpcIsr- Performance IN New
lrk in tho sPrl~ manner thai ~" Sup"r-
-"d the open air productions - As
va Like lt' and joan ~ Are has his
.Su IDEAS of the shuuld and shou IN
80 2" color and lighting. II ell comes
A" su. he said. t. th' simplicity which O..
-g'ssary pr1ncipl" 1t all the r"ts a"f
V'l"h row he thirk- - 30 w"fully lhCkrg
.u Rru adWRy THEATRES
Ir Joan of Are Tor ir~ts"Nr. th.r.
vas = stageful nf psopl" .sT in all.
Lrt 'nere wurg about 81 hor-es Ia he.
s-d after with an eye t. co'rpositiOn
~ "a eve to color. color that a Whistler
= aimonIsh must stay inside the
..w."' ed not jump out end at Ons N
''" 'N" N -oparat' explosions su"h a
.. . Has grown u-ri to Iu musical com 'iy
h - E"i Mr. AlsNrnder zhow..i III
P 90 ~ Arc- P'Idi ncss that color ha, -
tr R'tg 'pn" and not dynamiC- will he
-.".'uh rid ~ thnss who saw tn" per
rt,nn't any doubt Mr. Alexander
., 1an asked about his work on Chan
- that we shall see IN Paris beau-
''.. iuctlon But I do not intend 20
.u' ,.' the PARIS effects. but Ia pick and
n"-a 'uo good points ! doubtless will
-'s 'a"r' and N u lies m my power To inn
grew. N'"r" can have heard that ~
. n" points I shah see ~ Paris hits here
: here that SAVIOR ~ ~" ConNe entional
"r. shop and I certainly intend To
tgE" 'ros- FOR New York
n-tum.- on the stage. I'm afraid are
o. -'udi"d enough IN their relation Ia
''h.' 0'>iumc- on the stage and Ia the .
"''''N ] remember attending rphear- .
60 The lester here one dsy IN which
20 = me actors came ont IN ~hIi. tights
.' .r"Sted stage While iho-o '.ghts /
r.'. 100 'h" stage one saw nothing elsa ?
'.' -r"tt'-' actor in the world may he .
.'.' - vp'r attention. but let a humbl" ,
''". .f 'n" background draw out a whIts .
'' 90 handkerchief and your attention ,
30 distracted
b. -n ] law nothing st thEt re- I
- ,H. rrr 'hr' niFn- white tight- stalk
's .a..' 'r" -t+ge We hFt Ia have them h,
'.'.. .u- night A. little attention iE :
...'0 uT'r0o" composition. tn" -tsK"
..sgy- b- picture with never 1.
-- md u should b- kept well within
'H.H .....
'''''I V"rkIn for years on my id"as
-..er Fg''Ing which in most c'Ses
... .uf'.--IDur' stage - sbOmlnahls B
'- r' 'a- Interested m" for a lung
'. "a. p'Iili models ~ ste &c !
'Np"rinentet with the light |
many .blnaux which ] have /
..N- worked On merely toleal T
'.' WORK winch nov Rm 10 ,
.r.irz-'puEl stage
"'"r u k."ping the stage pic- .
f- pru-C"n I'm border. which