New-York tribune., 1911-01-16
NJFFRAGETES TO POSE
u,s,oric Persons and Scenes TO
Be Shown in TabIeaux.
MRS. sACKAY IN CHARGE
vomsu Prominent in Society
Take Part in the Dress Re
hearsal at Theatre.

Mfea 80
.-,s.rs asld % battle after tho oarnon
..,.ss ta roar and the warriors %
I'M. sfr setting redlv In the west
.....I srrirss o. war and fighters who
es,, mo- more strevn around. and IN
n. Ids. Of IN tho figure of gray clad
80. bending over dim lang that lights
- nf,.f stains on = soldiers blouse-such
81. sf ,rs sights which those who attend
,,b.sssN given under the auspices %
r,gsI Franchise society tomorrow af-
,.-roor vii 80"
a., afsrrn-- Narkay viii represent the
Florence Nightingale tn battle ~
II. --,r-.an War She Is the leader IN the
4.,..- ~ those tshleaux Tor the benefit
.t. ,sNrsre cause. Some cf Tho most
....,s-. persons 'n NeV York society viii
-. ra.r Tho pictures tell the story 81
~s-a greatest achievements from the
---.r- ~ trr Christian era down - the
..-r er.. srf some ~ tho skeptiral say
'.. ,.sr win f1 more for th" caus" ot
,-,vs dian hundreds of street corner
..rss s-s tr~bar1meufs 81 male tribunals
.r H.r yesterday was consumed In a
49,. -,rs4-saI ~ the different poses. n
~r-f rIrs from 'he effects produced
-.r .r Fr something after an II
.., -.- rs forgotten however. that At
..... co.. mon. men deserved just little
.f. o. What fhs favored audienc" saw.
81 ~ tsr. p-s rts-sft Sh,nr who do
,s-.f .r.H s.rar,', picture IN tho slight
i. ss,7r and tho ether was Wilfred Burh-
lad responsible for i's rrope~ staging.
Mar m on. 90 the Scenes
-,s,s-a4. Nrr SHirr and Mr. BIrhland
s..-.l as n their hearts and souls ver" IN
.. .s.s. changing The scenery here and
,..a.-e rosfIms there fooussins little
-s r-.. af this point or softeuinG a
s--s. r~r -. that MANY of tho pictures
-.rs r.r- rsgr1du-uous of famous paint
.-.. -. s..'-fures. and could he instantly
.--.-.s even b.. the men in an average
..H--- without rre ana % the printed pro-
,.~-- fH| though there NAV oe some
-r-s# .. sruNf the truth ~ this assor-
,.- ono .E .rrrn contained a man. II vas
.....- #.a.... .1 discover the name ~ this
.-s. favored rf Tho gods. huf one ~ the
-.us- .r..... ausiy thought that che
Ell. Pa. v. HltIsr Vh, he vas com
-,ra.. .. w. BHtIc-. on which M But
.s. r..s. aruigcd
r.ur... .... may ne. Ar. Butler posed
So v-. charles Tifanr IN the roles Of
s.-.a4 .r. ua~..Ies This tsblsau was
,-..-rss H. .-s Woman Suffrage party.
-.. a.. Carrie Chapman Gait was not
.,-- .-s,sr# to rsees, tho Congratula-
...-. v-.r . called forth Mrs. catts
-.-.- vrs .-r-sor for several other OF th"
-...--ss among them thar which was per
nd
....-..,,- -s action Molly Pitcher manning
.t-. vHr. Unauthorized 90 continental
An y-. uasr-s BAILEY took tho part -
v-H. -f one could almost see the shot
-.H ..s rsH fred with telling erect IN
... rank. NJ rho enemy. Esu-od IN hand.
--. f.-. ur-~ The deadly bags % powder.
s .r.. beside Tho smoking gun. while
r. ss. around her blazed with The fire of
.H'a
70 poss as Maid Of Orleans.
Another woman of the past who delight
sr .r- ru-suit ~ erms was portrayed by
b. William * Vanderbilt jr. When she
rt.r. before tho audience it will be as
. nj Orleans clad in suit Of mail
ne s-rr- % be- said iv of the very period
~ rr.r Jeanne dare lived. and belongs
r ur Vanderbilt herself 4 tunic en-
rHsra. Vttn 0su-s-dc-Hs will complete
#s costume Mrs Vanderbilt didn wear
sfrsr .rersr1a,
r-. other pictures showed woman in an
.-.-.r. 4~-en. I.H' some might have
rrr-. , mistake 90 put them I'm suf-
rar- frmruefrstiou. They mav even 80 so
a- r- .. -., that 90 be- a nslpahle case ot
r...ra .. tHs public ,u this instance the
r.Js rruH. But tho sufragettes stoutly
rarta.r f.af DO is not The pictures we're
aW.,Hs-rr.Hr and "Comelia-'
V-s Charles Dana Gibson posed for the
t-s. ar.- ,re Raphael Madonna IN the
Dresden GALLERY. Inez NuhoUand made the
"r~-F r--msudouzly realistic. Mrs. Bai-
is.s TOO sons were her jewels.
A~orr others who arc 20 take part are
vrs George could Mrs. Ethel Watts Grant
N-s Rr.rss cochran. Mrs Archibald
"acssy Mrs James p. Eusus and Mrs
jsnss Sfr'mar The performance viii be
tH1 a. O'Clock m Maxine Ellotts Theatre.