New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08

We nope that this paper reaches the OH
folks in Russia-her old folks in Russia
lydia Kyashts old folks in Russia-be-
fore lydia reaches the old folks in Rus
sia. Because If it doesn't-if this paper
doesn Lydia is going TO whang them
with a Jolly bit Of q surprise.
After they ask her how she went over
here i'm The Whirl Of the World al the
Winter Garden. and she has replied that
she knocked en- dead with her dancing,
they're going to Up and ask her what she
thought and what she saw OF the Bic
Village
And she's going to foo en-. She isn't
rong TO tell them anything about New
York. for she hasn't seen even enough OF
II TO write a guidebook about the town
She has been here seven weeks, and in
ali that time she has glimpsed merely the
AQUARIUM and about 500 worth of RIVER
side Drive We can say without fear OF
successful contradiction that she hasn't
shown a remarkable ability for getting
aro.nd much
However. as YOU never can tell. one OF
these days she may be giving travel talks.
with malice aforethought. either. When
she went 70 Riverside Drive 1t was be-
cause friend lived there When she went
% the Aquarium IL was through ignorance.
she was looking for her lawyer, and was
ander the impression that he had an ONCE
. n the building She WAS wrong. lie had
an Office in Broad street And. on learn
lng Of her mistake she hustled right out
Of the fan bazaar Now she can't even
tell the old folks about the unframed
seals and the pretty little alligators.
That's how ayerse TO sightseeing she Is.
she has given the once over 20 only
two restaurants besides that of the hotei
IN which she lives That may have been
justified this thing OF stopping snort
there. We know that IL we had come as
stranger 10 New York and had struck
certain pair Of restaurants right off we'd
have given e up right speedily.
She said
4 have been too biz-zce Get this
rood imitation Of Russianized English
Get it-snd keep IT. for you won't get any
more Of il I'm Tins diatribe. Too much
urns is consumed in thinking n up
She resumed.
7 have been too ousy. ! rehearse
every morning have three matineeS
week and an extra evening perform
ancs on Sunday. And when haven q
matinee I rehearse
You ought 10 be able 10 get TINS
aancing stuf down pretty pat after
While We remarked
She laughed. Extra paragraph
! nave 10 DO a. Every dancer has 10
% It TO keep the limbs supple Then
loo. Enjoy my work, love dancing
You could just d"
No, couldn't. dont want TO-
There is too much JOY in this world 10
Welcome tho final curtain. Every per
son who dances for pleasure knows no"
~ lengthens life and think Of how Hnch
more Il h 10 me, vino does u for Nv
ny dancing. dancing all the time. -"
% IL dance. eat, dance, sleep dance
70 wonderful lifc"
stems as - 81 g. But whom you
nance much YOU cant walk Innch'
o. didn't know that? She raid so
saH u hurt doncers iegs 20 walk
~r+ NA ~ UVf'N - NHiNff n
'anes Wonder " Edward Psyson ives
''h copl1 % much with the tango aftei
'Nppiny out 20 San Francisco.
ms Miss Lydia Kyssht shes really
Ha tsgosln--ls undoubtedly one Of the
.H'si Charming women that ever struck
Z" stage She ~ beautiful and inscn-
~s but Ne can't give you mpch OF
'f ths fald. becaur" nlne-tcnths Of
~ pins We we're either looking 81 peT
~miration or she was saying some
ing We couldn't understand. She has
IN acgJainiing herself with our lan'
s'sr To- four years. but We guess
=" shes been dancing TOO mnch 10
one really intimate With a.
",F bsfss where the fscis begln
NE kYsshf 9ss eight yesrs old "hfn
~sat IN for footvork. She spent