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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-05

Arizona on this question doesn't prohibit,
and it prevents the regulation and over
sight that are needed. and added;
1.-THE state factory inspector In Evans
ton. H.. told me the law could not be
enforced except in patches. Public opin-
ion isn't back of it. and there aren't
enough inspectors to watch the one-night
stands. Why, right in Chicago | found
two seven-year- old lads. with their four
teen-year brother, playing In dance
hall and living over a saloon. with the
barkeeper as their temporary guardian.
with laws permitting children to ap-
pear on the stage under proper conoi-
lions. those BOYS could have been safe
guarded. The plan which seems TO me
workable and best would be to have the
Juvenile members Of a company appear
before the juvenile court on reaching
CITY, and have the juvenile court assure
itself that those little ones are properly
fed, properly lodged. properly paid and
properly educated. AS to education, the
young actors and actresses ! am privl-
legged to know don't seem lacking. just
got letter from little girl playing In
the West, and she knows far more about
Davy Crockett than most school chill
dren. "a
Some people say the stage life breeds
immortality. The worst outbreak OF I'M
morality ever knew among children
was in Sunday school. The second
worst was in public school. They say
the air and sanitation are bad on the
stage have visited the schools in every
city in this land. and found not few
in which the air and sanitation were
dreadful. We don't think because of that
that children must be kept from school
We say school conditions must be regu-
lated Let us say the same of the stage,
which is a pretty good school for child.
Judge Linsey took mild tilt at Miss
Jane Adams, who is on the other side
OF this question.
Shed be angry II people used the
arguments against woman suffrage that
she uses against letting children act" he
observed. What is the difference be-
tween saying no child must act because
some act under bad conditions. and say
ing that no woman must vote because
some bad women would vote?'
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney.
JANUARY 3.
Manhattan
Manhattan.


AVE A. W s. - II OF SSth at. %. 5xIG;
May /. 1855; icnellne and Elizabeth Johnston
to German Savings Rank: $500; attorney.
Sigsmund Kaufman. Temple Court.
WEST END AVE, Q :. 81 . II 3 OF 18th ST,
rms 6sx Ak 19.3x Tx " sI;3 70 5
ave x 16 to beginning; Oct 81, 1912; Minnie
T Brown to Sadie r Sphinx: 5000; attorney,
V I. Haires. 80 Fulton 81. Brooklyn.
WEST END AVE, :. 67.2 Il OF 18th ST.
herenbefore described; same to same S22'Vooi
attorney. same.
. 3sx 279x 2ox TX TX SIX n "
Ask 1lsx n 5.10x W 32.s TO ave 2e2
20 beginning: Jan II, 1910; 5000; same TO
George Backer ct al; attorneys. Arnsten &
SANE PROPERTY: Oct :. 1910: same TO
same; $1,000; attorneys. same e.A
WEST END AVE, 3I6 and 3Is. Q cor 'S an
ST. runs @ Sex e7.2x COX IL < e Tx 6 TX
W Tx n W alOx IL 20 @ ave y az 10
beginning; same 10 same $1,000 attorneys
SANE PROPERTY; June . 1909; same to
William NJ Martin exr: $1,000; attorney Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. lI6 Broadway
WEST END AVE. @ :. 47.2 II OF Tsth 81.
runs AK 9.iUx Tx l3x - 10 >
ave n 20 to beginning Jan 10. 1909; Bena1a
NJ and Alice G Martin to Bowery Savings
Bank: $4,000; attorner, Title Guarantee ana
WEST END AVE, 374, Q same property
as a5ovel; April 1: 1917; Minnie 7 BIown 70
Alice c Martin, $500; attorneys, oBrien'
Roa -dman & Plat. Rector st.
WEST END AVE 800. . $. runs :. 81 sx :
61Ox 3 il.6x s e 4ox SIX Pix i5x Tx
y y, . iOX " - t. ave n II 10 beslnnlnS'
Feb 3, 1912: same 10 Frederick Bertuch; spa
600: attorney Title Guarantee and Trust Co
l76 Broadway
ave W 7Oiox So 20 beginning: Oct go
1877: Myer and Rose Roscnbatt 10 United
states Trust Go. trustee: $1,000: attorneys g.
stewart & shearer As Wall st.
5;TI ST n : ~ II " OF 9TH ave. 5xl1s TX
25xi2i.2: Aug 5. 1857; Elizabeth Lycett 10 Mu-
tual life Insurance co. 50 Cedar st; 5000.
7TTT ST :. % Il " OF Ave \. 2oxlo2 .
Dec Is. 1877: Mary Mcnamara 10 Joseph and
Fannie Weiderfeld; $3.50; attorney, Gates
hamburger 10 TO II Park ave.
18TH ST. = s. 20 II from cor West
En- ave, runs y 2x 20x AK Q 12x n
Al . To : 81 W 20 10 beginning June u"
1911: Minnie r Brown IN Afa i Shtand ;
seTH ST. 49, AT point in centre Of party
wall on n 81 and 235 n W from cor
Ave A. 22xl00s: sept II, 1909; John Hassei-
berger 10 Emigrant Industrial Savings BANK
5000: attorney. William Orr. 81 Cham
bers ST.
Tho Bronx.
LOT 12r map 1918. r/hhauer Park June Is.
1905: Michael Ilg 10 catherine McGrane; Soto
attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance 90 iop
Broadway. -
lot 81. map II. ST Raymond's Park: Oct 10.
1904; Michael Nitucci TO Hudson = Rose, 80
West 45th 81. $500 800 .
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, =, 2J2.2 II
n W Anthony ave jOxl25; May IL. 1897: Chas
Y and Mary T. HALEY to Peter Y Bussng,
81 200: attorney Henry Wesselman, 100
TRANSFER OF tax lien siss; June %, 1918;
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
M Manhattan.
JANUARY 3.

NORTHERN AVE. 5. whole front be
tween l79th and lsoth SITS. for four , sly
aptmts. 50xs5.6 and 7jx9o: Haven Construc-
ton CORPORATION. $50 West 1S0th 81. owner:
g + Pelham 20 East 42d ST. architect; cost
$4,000
nth ST, ~ 10 a and 80 10 80 West. for
two sty aptmts. S1.6X.9.1o: 11lth Street Con
Gronenberg Leuchtag. 1903 5th ave. archi-
tects; cost, $4,000.
CHERRY ST. cor East st, for r sty
warehouse. 10oxlOO; VI Wetmore Wash
ington. ID C. owner; i n Quinby. 90 Nassau
81. architect; cost. $4,000.
The Bronx.
WEBSTER AVE, $. 1870 ~ II n OF
IGSth 81, three g strv brk tennis. 4lx6G ::
Ludwig Sikora. 9th ave. owner; John II
Friend. architect. l4s Alexander ave; total
cost. Sl25.O
BOSCOBEL AVE. : W cor Shakespeare ave
8 sty brk tenmt. lie. lX73 10: Boscohe Building
60. Henry Gundlach. president al fremont
ave. owner Frederick Jaeger. Al fremont
ave. architect; cost $4,000
PROSPECT AVE s. from 165th 10 167th
81. i've sly brk tennis. 4ONsI; Angel Con-
struction 60. Carmine Ciofii, president. owner.
l22s hoe ave; Ihcian Pisciotta, 3J1 East 10Th
ST. architect. cost $4,000.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 9 :. - n OF
Jennings ct. 2 sty brk stores and nickelette.
~ sxlOO: Mondschen n Co. J. Reich presi-
dent owner. 80 LIST ave; Robert l. La Nille
2SOl Valentine ave. architect. cost $4,000.
PROSPECT AVE, W s. - n of 18th 81,
sty frame stores 6Dx42; Felix Amabile sO2
West 12sth ST. owner Edwin c George. Wood
haven. Long Island, architect: cost 5000.
lT1TH ST. cor Davidson ave, J sty hrk
storage. 9Gxia: John Massimino. Il West NTH
st. owner; NJ W Del Gaudio. 4oi fremont ave.
al chitect; cost. 500
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oo,, go, ,umt. N Kingsland
oy.' $500 trorbt - al. W p & chan
TX '5''" 49, I n Judge. ref: due go
, ,,o c, $50 c,c s59t 90
''' H.. ttc,ry Brady
no- ,ros, n e. aoGs IT Of
18Th ST. VA, N's" Avg. william n
Sth ave. ls"N luu.', - sbnol FOR crippled
Davis Free ~" cnrrnicy 81 al. cary &
mo NV a,ty'. ! " schencE. ref. due SD
o9a 90. ;ax,s. &c. 500 % ,o,- ., n,
cHRfS! 90 , 700 /, s,y tnmi and stores
and .fv rear tnmt; Jefferson County say.
,,,,. p,nl, act carrie Lutz q al; cary &
Caty. attys. Cambridge I.i1lnss'on' ''' ""'
So. 80 - taxes. etc. Sl.-'o ~
At 10 3,Og THIRD AVENUE.
-. sherman
By Herbert A. Sner'"'" .-....
STGLLWELb AVE, - p'o Sl I'm aiso I2ay-
Edison and Baycheste, ayes, .oAl'S 80 a also De
chester ave. cor Nae = ct,,yeII ave I5Ox
100. also Bayches;cr ave cor M sror, he.
2ooXs0. also stiil%S'l r e'' pc,nar ives gOOxgzj
tween Palmer and he f .'nr Wing ave, 5e5x
30. also d. icimu ave- D = -, - y W
well ave. 2'NlO'' als0 DI p,i,oor ave 3 3.
cor Warning aye. ,.Ni"V' an tSy,oo. franklin So
100 It Of Naring ae.' an. yDi'C Ss,lnes AIT J p
4,etY tor ROM .'J torriss & sa. attys: Lyman
Poukcr' ref due si9.e3j 81: taxes etc N-
la.y 40
By Joseph r. Day
.rpf.fr.p AVE. 1887. g W cor 10th ST. ioS.iix
g Ia - - -. stv tcnmt and stores. jacob
we ir AIT MADDEN Realty co ct al. )
Mitchell atty: II NJ Stevenson. ref due SSS'-
80 g.. taxes etc. S''''
~ h'S"" )" =, -, ,-o,b
PROSPECT AVE- COL " ,, - III " ae ~, Pose
ST. -OXlO0. s,y tenmt = ram ram "S al Don-
Russell ct al; = a MtSii.n,s, - ~, s,i0 -
ohuc, ref; due, Nl'i-o 80 'dAe'' 60
ON FRIDAY.
Ar :. ,rsry STREET
- -,
By Jos 'ph !. Day.
NESEY ST. SO. $ =. 20 II Of ,nurcn 81
N.Y. . stv loti and store bldg Isabella VII
son AIT n /. TiSsot 81 al. kantrl"lZ ~ IL
attys.I 4 Lowe. tr. ref. due. s5.si2 90; taxes
efr s.H> -. ...p 10 FIRST mtg OF $4,000
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 167. =, a.s II 5 OF
1igth ~. 20. ixlls 5xl9 llx1lfI. sty dwlg; Ger
mania Jfo INSURANCE 60 agt VI y Reisig ct
al. Dulon A. r. attys: John Reilly. ref, due
81 sss 90 taxes. etc. il97.
18TH ST 100 ami ic2 East. :. "a II W
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MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY 3.
Manhattan.

b3D ST, i23 East. Morris wolnns.r o.
iIs East 5ith = Co. owner. T. Kantoy 4 =
CONTRACTOR: 81 800.
BROADWAY. is35: Joseph p Pos..
Louis Martin, Inc, lessee and ccr,r,r.
45TH ST. Z 10 II West. W Dau.
Inc agt Forty-hfth 81 Realty Co. ovre
] Dun & sors and Fieischman Bros 20 :.
tractors; Sl95.
John Kull agt Catherine Diver. extrr. ss.s
Perg cafe and Hotel co. Inc. lses.~ ana -
tractot; Samuel Glantz, lessee; S,7nu.
The Bronx.
TYNDALL AVE-. y = i2s n ~ "a,
Victor LAMBETH e. Bros agt Anna Ryan |.
er: + Dlehl Construction 60. contractor. r.
BAILEY AVE. 800 and 1852: Laid n.
taldo agt FilOmena Naniarola. owner Pm.
CescO Nantarola. contractor. $40.
TRINITY AVE, 1Os, cyril Alhern A.
Patrick NcKenna, owner. Frank clarx -.
tractor: s. 40
TRINITY AVE. 10: same agt sane: us
TRINITY AVE. 7l2. same az, same: Nc
TRINITY AVE, ia. same ast same f.H
TRINITY AVE. 1i6. same sgt same: nH
1JOTH ST. 3 g. whole front between Ria
and Gerard ayes John simmons 90 AIT Hsr-,
l. Morris. owner: = J Dun & Sons. Inc, ~.
DECATUR AVE. 1925 and 1871: Ensg o.
deller 90. Inc. agt Edison Building Co. es,,
and contractor: $50.
x542 .: Ianigan Bros. Inc, sg, Toorlek Ca.
striction %, owner and contractor: Sze9
VALENTINE AVE. " cor % islr 4
Bronx supply 90 agt TObruck Consrgction o.
poratlon, owner; John Randall Plumbing O..
poration, contractor. s768 ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-05
LINDSEY DEFENDS
CHILD ON STAGE
Wants Courts to See That
Surroundings Are Right,
as for Schools.
jJURIST PLEADS
FOR LITTLE FRIENDS
Cites Incident In Boston to Show
Inconsistency of Law That
Let's NeWsboy Alone.

.rudge Ben r. Lindsey says that the
National Child Labor Committee will
make a great mistake II II gets the law
20 bracket the stage child with the fac
tory child and the store child The ar
rengement which the Judge OF Denver
tuyenile court suggested In a talk yes
terday afternoon at the Belasco Theatre
Is 10 bracket the stage and the school,
and let the courts. wherever child is
acting, see that the conditions surround
hng the child arc right, just as the courts
rerrlate conditions for children In school.
Letters from his small friends who are
appearing on the stage formed part OF
tJudge IAndsey's argument. lie told OF
one appeal which he received from lit
t,e girl who Is on tour with company
along with her ten-year-old brother ana
iher mother They had struck the pro-
tbthi,Ive legislation Massachusetts has en-
acted against child actors. and the girl
thought because Judge Lindsey helped
children in Denver he could help her IN
Massachusetts
81 was In Boston later" he said, land !
found that girls small brother In trouble
Forbidden TO appear on the stage ne
wandered out in the street. He got mixed
nm with a newsboy (Boston wasn't stop
ming little boys from selling papers at
midnight. and, in the language OF the
street. he got pinched by a cop Now.
,ba, child's mother could watch over him
when he was a part OF the performance.
for she was part OF II. TOO. She
couldn't follow him TO the street for she
had the living 10 earn.
THAT little girls letter TO me was an
appeal from child's heart. She and her
brother loved their work on the stage.
They were splendid specimens, physically
and mentally, and 10 compare them 10
factory children is absurd
II have never seen stage child that
did not love It's work. and in body ana
mind they arc far superior 10 the average
school child. remember company
that came 10 Denver; there were TWO
children, and two local children were
hired 90 do minor parts. The children
travelling with the company were healthy
Youngsters. well trained. we'll cared for
The two local youngsters Denver school
children were I'm such bad shape with
adonoids. etc, that We sent them 10 the
doctor for attention. Stage children are
not allowed 10 have adenoids. To put II
on the lowest basis. II would interfere
with their usefulness"
Judge Lindsey said that the prohibitive
legislation In Massachusetts,. Illinois and
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play for the Educational Alliance. In the
course Of which her method discovered
itself.
THE difference between the educational
method and the professional method, she
explained. "is that instead OF yeihne
Stronger there. Smith. stronger as the
manager OF "A professional cast does the
educational director says 10 the charac-
ter Is that all the angrier you are
Tommy Tommy stops and thinks. lie
realizes that he is really very angry so
he shows IT quite spontaneously IN ms
acting.
we arc not training actors; We are ie-
veloping human beings. We are more
interested in Tommy's response as an
Individual 10 the part he is playing than
we are in dramatic effects; but for that
very reason. because our method is based
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-05
NOTICE OF PETITION.

T-PREME COURT, STATE or NEW ycsI
In the matter OF the perpetlation OF ~.
mony involving the title 20 certain raj ~
erty in the city and state or New irk
Notice: To Harriet Maria Palmer. sss
living and IL dead 10 her grantees, astg,ea
heirs az law. or devisees ana 20 All ferk3
claiming under said Harriet Maria PslmS
under such grantees, assignees, heirs al -
or deyisees in any way or capacity. AID
their husbands and wives. their names ~
residences being unknown:
Take Notice That the petitioners IN n
above entitled proceeding viii MAKE s.pna
ton 70 the Supreme Court OF the state OF Ns
York. at a Special Term OF said Court 70
held al the Duchess County Court House .
the City OF Poughkee psie, IN SAID county AZ
state. on January -. 1914. AZ tho opening
Court on said date or as soon thereafter y
counsel can be heard for an order appo'n1aS
a Referee 70 take the depositions OF any pe'es
or persons and 20 perpetuate such testimm
10 be received In evidence. and 10 receive o'
dencc pursuant TO the provisions OF Aiuc,
Ten OF Title 7 OF Chapter XIV Of the Cole =
Civil Procedure. involving tn title 10 c,fi,
real property situate on the south side OF ~
Forty-third street I'm the city. 'onnty a.
state Of New York. known as hummer ~ W.
43rd Street. and particularly described a. "
lows, 10 wit: 49,
. All that certain 10. Of land situated "a ~
Twenty second Ward OF the city OF New im
bounded and described as follows bfrahs
in the southerly line Of Forty-third street y
inches westerly from the westerly line Of -.
enth Avenue thence running south'rsy psn1
with Seventh Avenue one hundred iee ~
inches TO the centre OF the block, tnehct -
erIv along the same sixteen feet eight iteho
TO the centre OF a party wall: thence norar,
parallel with the seventh Avenue one hgn1s'
feet four inches TO the southerly line OF rev.
third Street; thence easterly along ths -.
sixteen feet eight inches 10 the place OF o>nF
ming The easterly and westerly lines r'nHs
thru Ugh the centre OF party walls. beins ~
same premises conveyed TO BENJAMIN los ss x
deed from Henry Day and wife. dated NAr'
25th. 1855. 49,, -,
And prescribing the manner IN vhlcn "
the persons 20 whom notice snal ne sno |.
the time and place AT which said tesun ~.
shall be taken and said evidence offered os's'
said Referee. or-,,
JOHN H. BULLS. JR.
Petitioner
FRANK r. LOwN. Attorney for Peuuo'o
"a Market st, Poughkeepsie, y. 7.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MoRro..
JANUARY g.
Manhattan.

American Mortgage Co to faneo,.
CO. $4,000. Tn
Pauline 0 Stern to Lawyers Mor.
81 900. SAG q
Lawyers Title Insurance ana To-.
Ruth " Hall, $4,000 - \
Adolph Finkeis'ein 70 Abraham c.,-.
The Bronx.
New York Trust 60 70 Lawy.r, ~
Co. - Liberty 81. $3.50 '''e>o
George Hinck 70 L0renz Kemn4r 49,
Jacob Meizger TO Title Guars,,ssr
Trust CO. So. 900. ~
New York Trust CO TO Lawyer. No..
Co $50 500.
Core " Butler and ano 70 Chr.s
Harbusch. 81. 800.
Same 20 Hermann Prilivitz. 81 am
John Robinson 10 Philip y H.
$500 '7<<
Caroline dno Ra''sr ertTr' to John B.-.,
Philip + Hendrick. jr. 70 Mar
500 "e
Same 10 Philip Hcndrlck. siOo
Phoebe y Root 20 Herman " H..
Sc 600 IVA
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tirely municipal. There are 115 cities In
which the support is divided between mu-
nicipal and private funds and 10 in which
the work is supported wholly by private
benefactors.
The census is for the year ended No
vember 1, 1913. and shows a total eX-
penditure Of 100000 in the 3i2 cities
where playground and recreationework Is
under paid supervision. This is a gain OF
more than s1,500.000 as compared with
the year 1912.
The report shows that children in sew
enty cities have been given new play
grounds during the last year.
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sURRoGAres' NOTICES.


NOTICE TO PRESENT CLAIMS =
LAVIGNE, PAUL On pu''rr as,s,
an order OF ron; npo. ., Wv Worn. ssdss
our 80. ot,,sn 20 ali nerson. hay,ns ess1
- 49,. Hpari m I.vigne deceased 70 prsess
90 LII tho Vouchers thereof. 70 -
sne a, hsr nIace ~ transacting husine1
suoscl a. ~ Iylnsn Tewis q Sellsst<rt
~ ths 'ns.. 20 a., ,I. porough o, Nanhs:fif
Liue'y 49,. VI 40 az before Aortl l. 1914
oity OF Nem ~, o. ",,y sugt,s, 81 1914
bs.e1 "TtiGprcE rAyIGSE Adni.b
tratrir with the VIII rs sRnsxsa LEWIS &
Layigne; deceased. IN a., J,rts Thas
SELLS bE aS,,,,, .i with the VIA "
s sene' street ~ Borough OF Manhsttsn NJ
VoyL Ct,v
~ i,77rcIT,SCr OF AN ORDER or Hox
IN PuKsnAS N0n. Tr a snrrossts Of 81
conn,v y, Nav Work. NOTICE is hereby ~,
20 ali nersons having claims against EAtk,s
DrsI,p po1vrER late OF the County OF -
York deceased, 20 present the sane ~
vouchers thereof 10 the suoserioe.s 80 II
place OF transsctins business, at the On ~!
MONTGOMERY e. PEABODY. No
Street Borough OF Manhattan, IN 'n' Id in
New York. on or before the 10th day Of 80
airy, 1914 - ,o,, A.. ., funs. -
ROBEkI L: rn,iLnlpTi
EDWARD Ashr .,,s.atsu
a,,rv pr,uODy At,orSe|
MO- aIV% Wall street. BOrogsa
Warbattan New York. ny
~ opDrR OF HcSI
IN PbhstASC or o...,a,. ., The Cos>rY
John b. CohaIan, Su' s.sy sty.n 70 81
OF New YORK, NOTICE h ne Ann I. VI
persons having claims ,. =, New rssI
ingston' iate OF ,ne IN. With vcucssX
deceased. TO present tne sans 49,, Mace
thereof 10 the subscrloe.s az 49, ~ chsft
'ransacting business. a, ,ne y. rSs ctu !
5. Moves. NO. lbs broSo""; Ira dsy
New York. on or before 'n'
January next a. ~ July. ~
Dated Ne" WESWy n MOVES 81
MARY l.. HARRlsos,.r
biscu's.ss1
charles Moves Attorney for ESee"
,os Proadway' New york city. -
-. 80, ar, - opDER OF bvsj
IN fohs, 800 49,, ~, surrogate u III
ROBERT buelo" oN ~, -. A. hereby r's|
County OF New forK' h9s' asaios, GerrSI
to all persons haNlnS c'a l..s,,,s ~ Nes vi
J.. simpson, .~te ., ~ 80 with s05tsD,
deceasen' 10 pleS s,,,se,thsr a. ry plse
thcreoi, 70 tne ~ o,s Liberty sHs.
trsn s ~, IL ~, -, vow o, or before -
IN the ny OF &c" '''"
o,n Gay o. jun n'N' %. ee,, aav OF SsS
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, upon spontaneous Interpretation OF the
part rather than upon mechanical coach
ing in gesture and business, our produc-
tons are Of very high dramatic value,
and there is an absolute absence OF that
self-consciousness which spells most anna
teur performances.
what We are aiming to do first OF all is
to develop the personality OF the actor.
Modern life, with its sordid, material
istic surroundings. offers the masses of
the people little experience in the emo
tional life. For Tommy. who goes to
work at o'clock in the close, rafting
factory. where his imagination stagnates
all day long, and whose only idea of
recreation in the evening is the moving
picture, the Educational League offers an
opportunity TO develop that starved
| imagination Indirectly his whole attitude
| toward life changes. Perhaps he is round
| shouldered and listless. He is given the
| part, say, of Pygmalion. 1t won't do for
! Pygmalon TO stoop. Pygmaion is a
noble. proud man. Unconsciously Tommy
holds himself erect, throws out his
| shoulders and faces the world with a new
pride in his eyes. which does not die"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-05

New Yorks first municipal theatre"
as followers Of the drama are calling the
new theatre in the Washington Irving
High School. will he opened on Saturday
evening with a performance by the Edu-
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.)
JANUARY 3.

GREENWICH AVE 1872; store floor and
basement: Katherine Kratz TO Karl Schaefer
: yrs from May l. 1913; ssO4; address, i9o
Washington ST. a., .
IST ST, East: all; Maurice Black 70
David sherman and another. 10 yrs from
lee / 1913; $1,000; address East LIST ST.
ED ST, s. coo It W OF 10th ave, lOOX
9s.1 /; all: Katherine f Moore 70 the George
SO 900. address 2Og West 18th st.
9TH ST, ia and l16 West: all; Catherine
TAYLOR to Olive ) Burnham; yrs from
oct !, 1913 $4,000; address, 269 west
SSth ST. - - ,o,
i95TH ST 2Os and 90; Path ST. 203
10 2O7: all: Elizabeth II Walker TO F w
Woolworth Co; 10 years from May l, l9lJ'
Se4 600: address. 233 Broadway.
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EDUCATIONAL PLAYERS TO
OPEN MUNICIPAL THEA IRE
Mrs. Emma Sheridan Frye's Disciples viii Play The
Weakest Link and "Auls Difficulty at the New
Theatre in Washington Irving High School,

dramatic work is to be done-and think
no one denies it's educational value-then
why should il not be done right with
some one in charge who will set and hold
TO a definite standard of worth? The
board should appoint dramatic supervis-
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LENA
Manhattan.

18TH ST. AZ West; Richard ? Tlar
Inc agt Cunard Realty Co 81 al, Feb u. 81
1853 s..
SSTH ST. , West: Jane. ? Nunc az Lea
stern ct al: Nov %. 1913; $50 50.
nth ST. 53s West: Evans bro,sss IL,
aet New Amsterdam Holding Co et a; Ss'
10 1912 (by bond, slS a..
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OF drawing and other special studies"
The Educational Dramatic League was
founded ten years ago by Mrs. Frye,
after an attempt on her part to coach
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The Bronx.

IG5TH ST. aa2 = sly frame store and dvlg.
~ 2xa0 =. Norris Flasterstein. ioIS southern
boulevard owner Goldner Goldberg S9l
East 10Th ~. architects cost. 500.
l45TII ST 49,. sly frame dwlg. 23X4l6;
James : iirysnt. sal East lIHh ST. owner.
Arthur Arctander Co. 3sl Eas, 18th ST. archi-
tests. cost. Spi.
storage O. sx50 John Massimino. II West
Inn st. owner. NJ W Del Gaudio. 4Jl Ire
'front.' ave. architect. cost. 5000.
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ALTERATIONS.
JANUARY 3.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 80 and 54s. and Crosby St
so TO S. TO 8 sty store and lofts: V Astor,
% West 26th -, owner. l. & Maurer, church
ST. architect: cost. $1,000
BROADWAY. 1919 and 1921. TO a . sly store
and lofts: \ y Emo, 13 South William 81,
owner: NJ { Merritt. ITO Broadway. archi-
tect. cost, 81 go