The evening world., 1911-11-28

p1OnOgraph ana the moving picture uc-
Woe. While the p~honograph Is repro
actor appeared and announced that the
whole act would be played over again.
The noise symewhat subsidized although
there WA constant disturbance In the
house. Every now and then men and
even womcn would get quarrelling IN
the audience n wave their fists IN
each cther's faces. One old man OF
aristocra:ic appearance sitting next to
the last row called upon tho detectives
who. he said. had struck him twice.
The police In this case smiled and did
nothing.
Everything sailed along without any
great amount Of noise then until the
second act. II Is here that Christy, the
supposed murderer of his father, calls
Margaret Flaherty Pegesn Miks-a
liar. she seizes an andiron from the
fireplace and attempts to strike him.
Christy draws hack and cries: Don't
strike me! l killed my poor father
Tuesday q q week for doing the likes
Of thati" ..
Instantly cries Of 'Shams!" rose from
. num Der OF spectators sitting back IN
ths balcony. ~ Several women as we'll
as men stood up and hiSsed. The police
started up. but the disturbsrs left their
chairs. ana descending tho stairs kept
yelling. "Shame-shame!" Two women
stood on tie balcony steps aud cried:
Are there no men among you here who
will resent this insult to Ireland!"
Kissing and crying 'Shame!' the party
were escorted without violence from the
theatre.
outside they gave their names a. C..
and sister. Colt O'Lee; Naura OiConnor
and Patrick Ca%vanaugh-an members.
they said. Of the Philoceltio Society Of
New York
Statements were made by Lee ShI-
bert n Lady Gregory. in which they
both explained that the concentrated
and seemingly organized disorder was
q surprise.
"If ! had known there was any or
Ganized opposition to the play" said
Lee Shubert. who controls the theatre.
II would not have booked IT,. I do
not wan anybody to interpret this a.
meaning. however. that I disapprove or
ind anything Objectionable in it,"
Lady Gregory said that although the
presentation OF the play caused riots
in Ireland 1t had been well received in
Boston and In educational :entres such
a. Cambridge and New Haven. .
TEN MEN ARRESTED, SEVEN
ARE FINED.
The ten prisoners who were arrested
and taken TO the West Thirt!eth street
station ~ heir names as: Shane
O'Cailaghan OF No. ~ East Thirty-ninth
street, John ]. Cassidy Of No. 50 East
One Hundred and Twenty-second street,
Denis Casey OF No. ss East Nineteenth
street, John p. Byrne Of No. - East
One Hundred and First street. John f.
Neary. ~ Kosciusko street, Brooklyn:
Patrick O'Connor of No. sos East One
Hundred and Thlrty-hfth street. Bernard
Kelly OF No. 2l66 Fifth avenue; Frank
O'Coffey Of No. 69ls Fourth avenue,
Brooklyn: Matthias Hartford Of No. GA
Third avenue and Matthew Gala CHER Of
No. 1866 East S~txty-ffth street.
When the prisoners were arralgned be-
fore Magistrate Corrigan in the Night
Court they were represented by Denis
spsiiAsy and John +. Martin. who de-
nounced tho production as the most
Infamous ever presented on q New York
O'calashan was nned SO. Cassidy was
lned 81, Neary, s.; O'Connor. s.; Byrne.
70; Kelly, W, ana corey, ". Inc otner
prisoners. Casey, Hartford and Gallagher,
said they took no part In the trouble.
hut had Jumped up in their seats when
IL started. They were discharged.
Through the fact that the two lawyers
were at the Tenderlo!n station when the
prisoners were brought In the police be.
iicve the demonstration was premedi.
tated.
Supreme Court Justice Delany. whc
Was said to have been present at tn,
production last night. declared with EN-
phssls to-day:
II was not there; that Is a mistake.
would not 70 to such a play"
"You can't hoot an Irish girl down,
said Eithns Mctiee to-day, IN pla!
my part IN spite Of all the bad egg
and potatoes In New DIRK. ! had bcei
warned that | would be attacked las
might"
"a cynic might observe that the per
Torrance on the stage and in front OF
the house was n box ofrice arrange
ment.' said Justice Con. This was tn,
only comment he would make for pub
iication on the occurrences at tn,
Maxine Elliott last night, lie left IN,
theatre before the second act wa
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