New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06

rs-.i..-o;,e Burton Churchill
~ EosSiter.............. Joseph Adelmau
ns.Sso-. ................... Lioucl Bcvans
s.-rss ....,......... Eugene Frazier
5.s,son .............rh Theodore Won Eltz
I,,nricks .............--.. PrcntiSs Evans
aratha van stuart. ...... tNS condor
V-s Picrsog. .......... Margaret Nycherly
By HECTOR TURNBUII.
Sin,e the year socialists both
hose classified as such. and other al
,ruisiic souls acting upon their own
upm,ored impulses have been point
ny out q way for bloated bondholders
% nd themselves of their il-gotten
wealth 10 the best interests of the
asses. Therefore. il Is quite within
reason that Charles Klein. who Is
vore or less Of an cmpiricISt. should
,nhody this interesting. II not start
Tprly original, idea as the theme for
plsv. he Is 4. playwright of parts,
and 8 playwright OF parts takes his
IDEAS as they come; skipping or lag
ard. il matters not 8 whit. He takes
hem. celebrates. and loi a play. Once
even the idea that millionaires who
vsv fst on q diet OF watered stock
sbould be made TO restore the money
.hsv steal 70 their victims, MIR. Klein
rrote "The Money Makers. And a
r.rv good piece Of work II is. smooth.
s,ished and threaded with excellent
analogue. il tells how one such mil
iiopsire became at peace with the
World. But u is not. strangely enough
n, Klein's idea that interests. We
.o,bisticated folk feel that we have
.,;-lv GOOD ideas on the distribution
- wealth ourselves. having had so
rsyv rsrv 90 choose from. The m
.,,sst in "Thc Money Makers Is de
-,ved from che splendid playing OF the
,,,, and held throughout by a strong
,uriositv as % The outcome Of ms
roprterplot the inevitable love inter
ss,. HIS preachmeutS move US not.
We become interested at once, for IN
..s7es. in Mrs. BOdman. the young
u,fe OF tho chief money maker. man
IN his late fft.es and stricken from
sv,rwork His wife threw over a
young. impecluicus Hartridge 20 marry
-onev and become a stepmother 20
,,ree growr-uu Eodmans one money
-assr and Two MASTERS. At the time
ne NAV open. Mr. Rodmau. ST.. has
.,'-isss4 81. doctors. disregarded the
$3.50 ~ d.. family and set about
~ - ,-., r,ora He discovers
~. 49,. ...- s,,oc,sd him 10 die
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"s'd Ut'. DIS 80.
ashamed ana COT. -ile' o"' i'O'',l'a on -
Noes not I'a..l' '''@. ne S'''
al, ms family. rs d PACK OF "U.
waiting IT'D Pre- Tails Oe'oIe '"eF "-''
over ms Carcass
ne resolves al once 10 CUT "V"" Wy
""oWsnce or ms l@Ni'E' square uP ~.
nc WIDOWS orphans ana an OSu'
Palmetto 'gures VINO nave SUFFERED pS
.E moneymaK'ng, anG so acquire Ger
tam peace on earth and a hope OF
merit at heavens gate.
i require but little Imagination 10
picture the feeling, Of his children, his
business partners and those news
lapers" Newspapers ON the stage. you
Know, alwave run full accounts of these
thngs on tho front mayo with pictures.
lr fact stage r.t,sn..ners have only A
ron, ns,c Dsu.. -. NO rof,goe n
DIN ,r;.5 Ella r.I,. ~, d. onc.or
go. ~ .. az -.
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