New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-18
ON BOARD THE LUS|TANI|
Homecomers from England "a
Departing Liner.
TWO MOTOR BOATS SHIpps,
George Arliss Returning, Ain
T. o. M. Sopwith and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Sergeant Cram
by Cable to The Trisuu..I


London, Aug. 1.-The Lax,,,
sailed from Liverpool to-day WIN a,s
first cabin passengers, among Mr..
were J. Mackay Edgar, A. Jas.,,.
Stone and T. o. N. sopwirh, who a,
taking over Mr.. Edgars Maple IA,
and the Marquis OF Angieseys Mo,,
the two motor boats which are 20 no
for the American cup az the inter,
ton ! races az Huntington, Long rs
and, on August 81. Mr.. Stone zoe,
the representative Of the Royal Britt
Motorboat Club, and Mr.. Edgar "
pilot the Maple Leaf IN the irtsr,.
tional cup race. sopwith plotting 4.
in other races. The Maple Leaf m,s
fifty miles an hour in her trisIs =
Cowes.
Sopwith. who is accompanied By \.
sister, says he will make no ar fin,
while on this yisit.
Another passenger on the Lustas.
this week is Ansel Oppenhetrn. 20,
merry Of the Chicago Great west.r-
who has been spending his usual sum
mer holiday in Europe. He Is great,
pleased at the outlook in America sud
says that corn and other crops are hi
good trim and that the political car,
paign will make Little difference In n,
prosperity OF the country, as IN,
music" has no effect on the growth 4
crops. He thinks that the way. :
socialism which has been swss2u
over the country has reached high ns
for the present and that radical n
tempts at wholesale reconstruction q;
reorganization VIII gradually suMs
10 a common sense Level. He real.,a
that progress must be in accordra
with the slow laws Of evolution.
What was called socialism tvsr|
years ago is with Us in practice y
day" he said. The present radin
cutlery has reached point where n
has got 10 stop and wait for evoiuts.
TO catch up"
George Arliss, another LUsitania pa
senger, Is returning 20 reopen in De
raelf' on September .. He says there d
a great de nth Of dramatic authors y
England compared with ten years ss
Then America was looking 20 Enyiz
for plays: now England gees 70 Arr
lea. For an example, Ready None
the latest London success, comes truc
much desplsed Chicago. But not otI
does England have TO go 10 Anercs
for authors. bot America takes tror|
England her best authors here. Sir GH-
bert Parker and Henry Arthur ions
are examples Of English authors VII
ing for the American stage, go II. |
England has not only but few authGI
% her own. but is obliged 70 90 Il
America I get back the few she has
Mr.. Arliss says the London stage ais
offers a less return 20 actors ever
year. This is largely the actors or
fault. Many Of the best known Of thsr
appear in moving picture drama'
he added I cannot see how an acts
can consent 20 take part in q nova
picture when The result is that peops
see him for a shilling, and when u
actor appears on the legitimate stag
people refuse 90 pay half a guines .
see what they say they have slreaf
seen for a shilling"
Among others on the LuSitauia al
Mrs. John (. Alexandra, the Misses {
and Anna Alexandra, Captain Bake
Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis RanSt
man, Lindon W. Bates, Edmund u
Baylies, Joseph BurlinghsTs, III
and Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram, colcne
3. II. l. Goddard. Allan r. Has'
ley, Z. Burton Holmes. Ny. AMI
Mrs. L. Francis Hyde. s. Inegys
Pryce Jones. ". p; Mr.. a.
Mrs. Henry Korn, Alfred Laycock u
and Mrs r. D. McCarter, Senator NJ
lard. Miss Jessica II Willard, CoIov
and Mrs. ". Z. Taylor, Mrs, Belle
Ten Eyck, John A. Ten Eyck and "
wyndham.