Evening star., 1911-05-27
lever ON THE MOVE ART Shown IN PARIS
Kaiser Seems Determined to Present Attractions Are Main
Live Up to His Nickname. y Foreign.
is SEEN LITTLE IN BERLIN WORKS OF DUTCH SCHOOL
the Perpont Mogans
Atlantic. to Florence
MUCH ECONOMY OF SPACE MANY VISITORS ROME
in
CapitaI-Drama n Eternal
sawdust Arena. American Girl to Wed Prince.
Present Attractions Are Main
Iy Foreign.
WORKS OF DUTCH SCHOOL
J. Pierpont Morgan's Recent Visit
to Florence.
MANY VISITORS IN ROME
Believed That There Are 10000
Strangers in the Eternal City.
American Girl to Wed Prince.
Special cahlesram to ne star.

Special Cabiegram 10 The star
PARIS. May 27.-The artistic attras-
tfons OF the capital at this moment
are mainly foreign. Undoubtedly the
finest picture show hero is the Dutch
masters hanging In the Jeu de Paume
Of the Tuileries There IL extraordinary
force and truth displayed in these two
hundred works Of the Dutch school
You fnd here the Holland OF the seven
teenth century. calm and Joyous. look
ing out with attentive and seeing eyes
at fiat green PASTURES and windmills
reflected in shimmering waters OF
because true and simple.
and never seeking 20 delude with false
weights and measures
Then there IL that astonishing sor-
cerer Rembrandt. OF whom Michelet sAid
that he OWNED everything. HIS genius
Is represented here by numerous and I'm
portant canvases. including those pure
chefs doeuvre, The Old Women With
the Bible" The Good Samaritan and
Christ at Emnaus."
Just as there 10 nothing in the exhibi-
tions to compare with these Batavian
spIendors. so. in the region OF the opera
and the dance there 10 none to surpass
the superb artistes from Russia who are
with us at this moment. At the Opera,
where they have revived Emmanuel Cha
brfer's "Gwendoline," twenty years after
his death-the principal interpreter 10 a
young Russian prima donna-Mlle- kous-
nietzoff. Not only has she superb voice.
particularly in her high notes. which are
astonishingly clear and birdlike, but she
possesses q refined beauty and 'sil-
houette" on the stage which are rare ana
attractive.
Mile. Trouhanova. another Russian, or.
rather. Polish. artistic. has captured Paris
with the grace OF her dancing. She Is
not the first to transcribe music In terms
OF poses and "entre-chats," but she has
certainly succeeded in giving q terpd-
chorean rendering to Giuck- Weber.
Chopin and Grieg. which has been sur
passed by none who has preceded her
In this modern adaptation OF classic
art.
At the Theater Sarah Bernhard Rus
sian season has commenced with the In
teresting play La Roussalka. mas
terpiece OF Dargonyjaki: at the vaude-
Vile a Franco-Viennese series IL In proo
ess OF arrangement. while at the Chatele
the height OF cosmopolitanism is reacheol
IN the new play. La Mys.ese Geno,s oe 81 Ssr- Sc
nunzio. II is to be mined by the Aus
trlan dancer Rubinstein to the music OF
Debussy: the spoken parts Tin French
verse by the Italian author) are TO be
Russian actress who has made her repu-
tation in Paris. and Paz Ferfor. giftsd
daughter OF the Spanish reformer.
Mr.. Morsan's Florentine Purchases.
J. Pierpont Morgan has been ax y1w~
re. and Flort nee is, as usual after ms
visits, richer In money ana poorer In
works OF art.
II is a well known fact that when ths
famous American millionaire visits Flor
ence It Is with q view to making some
extraordinary purchase in connection with
art He travels about In q hired landau
attired I'm a manner far from being ne
modern idea of the way In which a n1tl-
lionaire should be clad, and assumes the
name Of a COMMON person, ne is e., :
ture, deprecates its merits, ana asks,
What is the price,
This year he was particularly interested
In some canvases at the exhibition at
belonged to a prince who resided In
Vienna Straightway Mr.. Morgan re-
marked that he would journey to the
Austrian capital and offer the owner five
times the market value OF the picture.
stating that nobody ever refuses to part
with property for which he is a buyer.
Strangers Visiting Rome.
At present there are no fewer than
10000 strangers in the Eternal city.
This is an extraordinary total. and far
outnumbers that of any previous year.
OF course, the attraction 10 the exhibi-
ton, In connection with the fftieth anni-
versary OF tho proclamation OF Rome
as being the capital Of United Italy. IL
is estimated that Rome will be crowded
during the whole Of the months Of June
and July. as suites OF rooms have been
engaged at the different hotels and board
ing houses for people who intend to re-
main during that period. Thousands
of visitors to Rome are expected this
summer from America, 30 many. indeed.
that all the principal hotels. ETC.. will
son has closed.
At one time It looked as though the
demon cholera would keep many away
during the present year, and no doubt
Rome would have sheltered far greater
number Of tourists had the scourge not
have fallen upon Italy at all.
American Singer to Wed Prince.
Miss Maude Fay OF San Francisco. .
singer at the Munich Opera HOUSE is
having the Hue do Ia Paix secured for
the trousseau for her marriage with
Prince Henri Luitpold OF Bavaria, leu
tenant Of Bavarian cavalry. q knight OF
the Order OF 81. hubert. knight OF the
Order of the Black Eagle. grandson Of
the prince regent and cousin OF mad
King Otto AS the mad king 10 ctaldless.
the right OF succession rests In the re-
gents line. Nor IS this to be q morga-
natic marriage. for the young lady stood
firmly for q regular marriage or mono at
ALL and as the prince Is desperately In
love with the American singer, he has
decided to renounce his royal honoro and
kingiy expectations so as to marry tho
girl Of his heart. Prince Regent Luitpold
has done everything IN his power to dis
suade the youth from marrying the young
woman, but all to no purpose. The In
fatuated Prince Henri Luitpold drst saw
Miss Fay at the Grand Opera House In
Munich. She Is very popular there, and
Baron Speidel. the manager, speaks OF
her as his daughter" Miss Fay is
we'll known in Paris. where she studied
music with Jean de Reszke.
Royal Way Of Selling.
Archduchess Isabella. wife Of Archduke
Frederick. mother OF six girls and one
little boy, who is heir to the biggest for
tune In Austria. recently discovered a
novel way OF selling lace that is made
by the Hungarian peasants under her
patronage. On her way back from Spain.
where she had been visiting the Queen
Mother, she stopped for q few days in
Paris. Driving In q motor car to one
-th <1R< H. l<ro& bow frv fara