Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

\N1HEN Olga Neterso in Los Angeles last winter she
w confded the writer that before the year out she
something unheard of before in the dramatic
world Her down emanatng from the enu
of the artist But from New York which IN
dcatcs that Miss Nersoe knew whereof she spoke for tomorrow
evening the teater Maurice Maeerncks latest DRAMA
Mary Magdalen will have its world premiere with Miss Neither
solo in the title role The presentation will be made by eber
and the actress will be supported by Arthur Forrest Charles B.
Ianfod Edward Mackay Beatrice Moeand and Wfred Roger
The New York World of recent issue said:
"The premiere will prove of the most important dramatic
events of the The Russian symphony orchestra with Modest
tsculer will furnish the musical accompaniment. This in itself
lis of prime Importance
n the presentation Maeterlncks works several
significant facts called to mind In the first place this drama
translated into English by Alexander Txea de Mattos before
translated into French and will be produced on an Amer
before European teagoe will witness the remarkable
play This will also be the first time that foreign star has been
the New theae
"The Maeernck play founded the Biblical story Of Mary
agdaen The poet has drawn his lines boldly represent
ing Luus the general temper Mary be-
evng be his successful rival The daring
inception reverential accumuative
There three and five scenes all laid in Bethany,
udea The final act is the strongest of all 1t laid in the house of
Joseph of Armathea the in which the Last Supper
All the great Biblical played prominent parts
in the great historic tragedy of the Crucfxion portrayed
Crack! snapped rifle.
Boom; sounded a
And the great Civil
shaking making ready go
their homes peace united friends with flag and
one country.
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Hello Yank," responded the gray to the blue.
just this point that "The Old Soldier Fiddr"
really into being although and after that
the Johnny Rebs and the Yankee who now compose the quintet be-
gan play together for coin of the United States
Fosi these five participated in the great bat
dead that bloody
the dd fought for the stars and bars and three for
esbnrg S with rivers of human blood and dotted it with human
beings Colonel Paee and Captain Dan were often in close pro
man to that these warriors would
day appear together the stage cang hands under north
It'S nO however.
AS walked the 6dde dressing at the orphegm
the soldiers there is not the least trace of animoy 10
Major HI H. & first 5 56" g nnT Rb Yo9
Vgnan and served under Lee from the hrst to the last
h?uteG mt 70 n @ made h studied courtesy or by accident
the the mt no h an event that all hospitality
be found south of Mason and Dixon line.
or the SESSION ns o be dates anecdotes and listening
word gesture Colonel Pattee es the one who makes
true soldiers silently and patiently to be questioned -
to tell in what engagements these mixed Suffice it to
say they mixed and pntuy too for each OF them saw service
ma g bis for all the men who fought in the COS
roes to us Every nthe hdde quintet carries bullet IN
horrors Of war will show where and when these old
Colonel Hamersy was in Fords company recruiting the
southern army bullet fred by the noherne at
Appomattox passed through the Joe Swnny home narrowly miss
the colonel now fddles He's and admits 68 years.
Colonel George Dan member % ads Of the IRour mEdT d9
General Juba A. Early He bushngly states his age at o.
Colonel Pattee born 1884, enlisted iii Detroit and acted
as Guard when President Lncons body taken Springfield
lust the other day the colonel met his brother after separation of
thirty wears meeting another evidence of the cathocity
the inhabitants Los Angeles for the colone brother lives
here.
enlisted and served Company C. Connec
infantry At the battle of Gettysburg he left
for dead bullet hole in his shoulder Three days later he
picked up carries the bullet today lie the only the
nune who does play fiddle He learned to rattle the bones
With Chrys Ministries before the and stage fame for
battle. .
Captain Frank under Custer and Sheridan
member the First Connecticut cavalry He lives Utica N w.
with his family He received three wounds before the
render ea bullet his left hip to remind him of his
fighting He's the youngter the aggregation or he cele
brated sixty-second birthday last Wednesday.
In every city the fddlers who really hddes and not violin
lists for none of music meet old
ade they shared joys and hdshp in the days of long
Sawele and lived