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Popular Concerts
TO Be Given on
Roof OF Centutu
by SYL VEsTER RA WILING.
r. LLIoTr II, scHENck has organ

~ LLIOTT II. SCHENCk has organ
~ ICED an orchestra for a summer
sshson of popular concerts upo1
the roof Of the Century formerly the
New Theatre. He will conduct him
self. ana he has engaged Macmillan
tll2cr as his FIRST violinist and concert
master. The opening concert is an
n0unro1 Tor Monday evening at SIS
o'clock, Mr.. schenck Is a composer as
we'll as an organist and a conductor.
lie Is the leader OF the Schubert Glee
club OF Jersey city. and he has had
charge OF the orchestra Of the New
Theatre since II opened. Mr. PiIzer
has been concert master OF the Russian
symphony Orchestra and other organl-
cations, There will be ample oppor-
tunity for refreshments between tho
numbers. The roof, Just completed, looks
out over the lovely vista of Central
fark' There Will be a private view OF l..
tomorrow evening at . o'clock, entrance
trom No. IN West Sixty second street
Ricardo Martin. the American tenor
has scored a great success at Coyent
Garden as the outlaw, Dick Johnson.
in Puccini's "Gtrl OF the Golden West "
The London critics are unanimous in
praise OF botn MS singing and acting.
When caruso's ILLNESS compelled h1s
abandonment OF the part at the Metro.
pol!tan Opera House last season Bsssi
was borrowed from the F~hiladelphIa.
chicago company to take his place. II
was said then that the American tenor
had not PREPARED the part. Now II an
pears that Martin was iet~ter-ps,rsct In
:. before the opera was frst produced
II Is rumored that the Rlceordls oh
Jeoted 10 any but an italian tenor In
the character. "
John Mccormack. the Irish ,epo- .,bo
was a favorita In Me, Hammsrstein's
Manhattan Opera House Companv and
mas recently won fresh laurels at Govent
Garden, IN starting from london for
Australia for al operate tour with n
company headed by Nellie AIeIba. Arso'
stated with him Is the Countess dI Cys.
reros. who was Eleanor Broadfoot of
Brooklyn, Mr.. Hammars,ein's leading
eontWlto, AIR, Mccormack, after the
Australian tr!p. viii make concert tour
Of America before rej0ining Mr.. Din.
pel's Philadelphia Chicago Opera Cor.
pany. His wife and children VIII come
over from Ireland 10 meet him In Al
lantlc CITY.
David Hispham 10 Swing tonight Of
49, ar.LA.agA rltsh - &C.,
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D'ANNUNzIo WANTED TO WRITE
PLAY FOR HER.

"Jn Paris, d'Annunzio said he should
like to write for ne n play that would
be an expression OF me, 1t Is for me to
wait. SO l shall dance and be happy
and try TO make other people happy.
That Is my m%iss-how do / say it,
yes. mission"
Mile, Maria Baldina. from the I'M
periN Theatre. Moscow, also finds hap
plness In dancing, u smile when l
dance" she said, because am really
happy. 1t Il what ] feel why should
Il have concealment? Dance. and you
will never srow old or fat, or ugly, or
hateful. Always you will be young. at
least In your heart, because you will be
happy"
Never am I so completely happy as
when ] dance In LES Syiphldes,' de-
clared Alexander Vollnine. The beauty
OF tho music, the lights. the happy
faces around me. the appiauso-.t all
says to me: You are young and the
whole world Is young. ana everything
Is good and beautiful. and tho happy
fairies still live IN tho hearts OF the
roses. ana you love all tho world and
all the world loves you"
Theodore Kosloff. the director OF the
Russian dancers. came down to earth
with the simple statement that the
dancer 10 happy because no 10 healthy
and loves bis work. with Va" he
said, 10 dshes y Sos 0AeaV to dance,
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Falls From Ice Boat nnd browns

Pietro Florio. driver Of an ice wasor
OF No. 2z5 Fast Tbirty-third street.
slipped on the buiwark Of an ice boat
Mt the foot Of East Thirty-sixth street
to-day and was drowned. a number Of
other workmen went 10 his aid and
were within three feet Of him when he
mi He had already missed . rope
which they threw into his hands. us
body was not recovered. y
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the first American production OF Oscar
Wilde's One-act drama, "A IsIoren,,n,
Tragedy and viii repeat II on Mondav
At Greenwich. lie Is taking the leadln,,
part himself, He will also read TENN,
sons Dream of Fair Women" 10 the
accompaniment of music by \. J. EIsen.
heimer. scored for small orchestra.
Hans Kr0noih. the '%cellist. and "a num-
Der OF New York society women viii
take part, Mr.. Elsenheimer viii con
duct. The proceeds will be devoted 20
charity.
Kitty Cheatham, The DISTINGUISHED
American diseuse," as they call her IN
England, has won greater praise than
ever by her performances AT the Little
Theatre In London this Coronation wear.
The critics cannot dwell too much on
the charm of her simplicity, her won
derful Imagination and her boundlcss
resources Of expression. One of them
says! And even the American report.r
seems a little eramped about the ad-
j~actives when he writes OF Miss Cheat
ham"
Nine. Cavalazzi closed the second sea
son OF the ballet school OF the Metro
politan Opera House on Thursday after.
MUM IN iHt VIZ" =" lpbIu On tnt FDDT
she showed before a host of In yitsd
guests the skill Of the pupils she has so
~zealously trained. Fifteen Of them have
been engaged by Mr., Gatti-casazza for
the Metropolitan Opera House ballet
and eight for the Russian ballet mex,
winter. Nine. Cavalazzi herself ap-
peared In a remarkably realistic panto-
mime.
JoAef Stransky, who will conduct tn
Philharmonic Society'A concerts psxt
season. II 10 present for the first time
In America a posthumous work by
Dyorak, The two were friends, and
when several of Dyorak's manuscripts
were discovered the executors OF his
estate turned them over TO Stransky for
editing and revision, These include two
symphonies, two overtures. an orches-
trial rhapsody, a quartet In A major fos
strings and a quintet.
Marguerite Lenon. an indiana pni,a
girl. formerly Of the Metropolitan Opera
House Company. made her debut IN
Rome a week aGO, She sang Media ID
"Pagl!sccr' with pronounced success.
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trembls very much, and then more
when the Gear come upon the stage
after the performance and ask me now
Oh ! am. | tell him ! am eleven, ana
ne give me II box OF candy, and am
very proud and happy. The time no" It
pass very quickly and 500 ! am ready
TO leave the school. Tiat day | remem-
Der all my life. The director, lie call out
mat Lydia L~opoukowa has won the
hrst prize of her class and he give me
a Set OF Turgenev bound In most beau
tltul leather. also n hundred ru0Ies'
THAT IL very good for my hlling tyes'
feeling. ! say It funny, perhaps, ! am
very happy then and l am very happy
now. | want always to dance, but l
should like to act also. / think / could
express more with my mouth than with
my feet. You say you do not see how
that conld?-- You are very kind. But
! wan to play Nora. Yes. In - polrs
House ] could dance, too.
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CHICAGO, July IA hre caused by
an explosion OF n gas tank at River
view. II large amusement park ON the
northwest side Of the city. early to-day
destroyed five concessions, The loss viii
rot exceed $1,000.
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- II. SOTHERN and Julia Mar
lowe return TO tho broadway
10 Theatre on Monday night for n
two weeks engagement. As before, the
price of the best seats will be sloo.
Macbeth will he given on Monday
and Tuesday nights and Wednesday at
%ternoon; Tanning Of the Shrcw.' Tues
day afternoon and Wednesday night
Hamlet" Thursday night: The Mer-
chant Of Venice" Friday night; "ho-
mco and Juliet" saturday afternoon;
Twelfth Night" Saturday night.
Three Weeks' will again be put Oh
by the corse Psyton stock company at
the Grand Opera House.
sherlock Holmes viii he the Offer
ing OF the stock company mt the Acad-
envy OF Music.
At the Terrace Garden. where . 81
ticket entities the holder 10 dinner.
opera, cabaret show and taxicab home.
the Jose Van den Berg Opera Company
will next week give "PiDafore."
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.
At Hammerstein's Roof Garden will
be Mile. Dazzle In ''LAmour de rArtist."
Blossom Seeiey, '"The Frisco Giri:"
Lyons and Yosco, Cole and Johnsop's
sambO Girls. The Grec!an Temple OF
Mystery" the Musical AVOIDS, Fender
son Brothers, the Five Brown Brothers,
VIII Ruehm's Athletic Girls and others.
The bill at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
will include Maude Lambert In songs,
Walsh, Lynch and company IN "Huck-
in's Run" Gilbert Losee in a musical
feature. Frank Tinnsy. black face
comedian; the SIX American Dancers
and Marie and Billy Hart In The Cir
Gus Girl"
At the American Roof Garden viii be
Nellie brewster, the Amsterdam Quar-
tet, Rice and Provost. Niblo and Reilly,
Grace EdmOnds. Taylor's musical dogs,
Rae Brosche In Bottle 60" Green and
Parker and others,
PARKS AND BEACHES.
Irene Franklin viii head the bill At
the New Brighton Theatre, Brighton
Beach, where others will be Simon and
Gardner In "The New ~Coachnan;"
Charles and Fanny Van In The Stage
carpenter's Experiences Beatrice
Ingram In "conteHtment," Hayden,
Borden and Hayden, the Grazers. Ray
and Rogers. and Wentworth. Vesta and
Teddy.
Al Brighton Beach Music Hall will be
Victor Moore and Emma Littleheld In
Change Your Act. on Back to tho
woods" Bessie wynn. Fields and
Lewis. the Avon Comedy -Four. Swat
Miliigan" and Sheridan Block In The
Defaulter."
Arrangements are being made al
Luna Park. coney Island. 10 provide a
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You'll NeUer Become Fat,
or Ugly, or Hateful,
You'll Loue the World
and the World Will
LoUe You, ~LopoukoWa,
Baldina and koslof
Agree.
BY

A little girl In "A little nat that almost
hid her little face sat in a big restau-
rant and watched the big crowd having
a big time last night While she told in
leaping gestures and hating words the
story OF a ballet slave. II was the story
OF u child told by a child In spirit. at
least. who had served eight years In the
Imperial ballet school of Russia. where,
It goes without saying, her every move
ment was watched By dancing teachers.
She could laugh at II all now. and she
did with all the freedom in the world.
The JOY OF living fairly danced In the
eyes OF the sprite-like Lydia Lopoukowa,
who. rs you may have discovered for
yourself, has brought Spring to the Win
ter Garden.
"To dance that Is to live-to live and
never grow old"' she exclaimed, with all
the enthusiasm of her nineteen years.
"One day when | was a very little
girl I go to the theatre and see dancing.
! go home ana tell my parents l want
to be n dancer. They open their eyes
very wide. Then they nod their heads
and begin TO dance a little by my
self and TO wait. Pretty soon when
am nine go To the Imperlah school ana
there | STAY until ! am seventeen. some
ZINES 7 cry because ! am homesick. My
pn-rerts see only on Sunday AFTER
Moons when they are permitted 10 N's'l
ME, excep. once In two months "heh !
am allowed to go home ON SATURDAY
evening at G O'Clock n rema'" "nll
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Here 1t Is:
HumOr:

"Gabe," a new and Ole
Of the funniest skits
you ever saw;
"YenS"-For once he is
lucky;
"Willie Fibb;" he tells q
whopper;
"Uncle Mose," lands
the chicken;
"Stepbrothers;' they
celebrate the Fourth;
"Splinters'' has a mix
up with Pups"
IT h ~Newlyweds;'
what an explosion;
THAT Kid" he springs
new one;
"Dad in n d."
meets his Waterloo.
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II Is almost our religion. My training
as a dancer began at the age OF eight.
! was apprenticed by my parents to the
Government ballet school at Moscow,
and from that m the Russian I'm
perial Government full charge
of my career. We dancers never smoke
more han one or two cigarettes a day.
We drink nothing except perhaps a glass
OF wine with dinner, and our food con-
slsts mostly of soup and dry bread.
Let a dancer drink too much only once
and his legs are ruined
Yes" added Mile. Lopoukowa.
champagne is bad for the feet. And
It is not very good for the head the
mex day"
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Marguerite lemon. an Yndianap polls
girl. formerly Of the Metropolitan Opera
House Company. made her debut In
Rome a week aG0, She sang Media In
"Pagl!scci' with pronounced success.
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9rafe, befnnben iidS am Mortog bier
in @eid1ften unb itatteten oi6 uts
eiiren 8eilih ab, bebitfs grneuerling
ibres Announcements aitf Die 3eitung.
Die idhpeinsmorberiide Sab.
res5eit lit tpieoer %. Sente nod
leben Ole @rurser berrlid unb in
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De unb dber Saiiienoe bon linen i'm
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5erl, 10 gu fasen ibr Sdtpaneidieo
ii1gen.
r9eiorgt Cure 8eibrm6tseill.
fdufe ~iriibseitis. Sbiebt fie nidt
ailf Die leste Iintite biraus." 9ieie
Iuffor0erung fam nidt oft genlig
pieberbolt neroen. Die 8efoIeiugi
liegt nidt MIR i'm SntereiIe 6es
@dufers ielbit, Der Belt nrto RuBe
bat feline alis1pabl ritbig un6 tpobl.
iiberlest 81 treffen, ion6ern fie lit
audi elm 8erf Ger @Gditen liebe
ln6 %io5ialer @epebtisfeit 9~egeniiber
oen 8erfanfern nn6 8erfduferinnert,
Die in Dem Su9en Dor @eibnadterL
ia ielbit ON bl. abett6 Ser alterr
5rellOe bringeil iollte, ~gera6e3u iiber.
menidlid angeitrnegt iperben. Mo.
GEN iif ale 2efer nllo Defenders aid
9eierinnen 0es .8olfsbIatts" iidl
beiien bepuBt iein unb oementipres
demo ban6eln.