New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Shubcrt Makes New Divi-
sion of Benefit Profit
on Naterland.
MANY STARS" HELP
PROGRAMME ON SHIP
Sylvester Schaffer Proves His
Worth-Eva Booth Tells OF
100000 Campaign.

4 precedent for concerts on snip
hoard was set on the Hamburg Amen
can liner NsterlanG Monday eNcnlNS'
10 was learned yesterday at inc doCN
mo of thc steamer. Instead OF the en-
ire procccds o. the affair gong 70
sunncr' the German Scamens Home
\ fbcv were divided. half and hall ne
tween that institution and the Actors
Fund Of America
Is~oh Shubcrt. the theatrical man
accr. was rcsponsiblc for the nc" He'
when oonccr, was discussed MI
cbubcr: injured where nc door re
GENTS went. On being told, nc "'h'
20 Commodore Iuser.
we contribute 20 the entertainer
Or INC pasScngcrs,' said Mr. Shuoer''
"Thc elderly German Scamon &C. the
morcv. In the thostrical profession
VIC grow old. too, and some must nc
cared for Why rot so ffty-hfty on
thc money received.
~ Gnc idea" replied commodore
Rrscr .c-o
At the concert. as 1t was called. $500
was realized.
Nothing on Broadway was ever PRO
duccd with programme equal TO tha'
81 Monday evenings entertainment, l.
To begin with. there was sam bernard
fresh from long run IN LONDON IN
The Belle Of RonG Street. Follow
ing him on tho programme was Jech
RYAN snd Harry Tierny. Signorits
Estrcllits. the AlthoH Sisters, Frank
Tnncy. Melville Ellis and sylvester
SchsFcr. Al Jolson. 81 Winter Garden
rcnown. closed tho show.
On tho Natcrlsnd was Commander
i've Booth Of the Salvation Army. re-
turning from the international con
ross held recently al London. Miss
Booth was III when ;hc snip arrived
and loft ST once for her home in TINS
city Tor a rest.
'Thc American delegation attracted
unusual attention and dominated the
entire conference" she said.
Miss Booth asserted that in short
time a campaign for Sl.00o,00O with
which "a erect the Rallincton Booth
Memorial Training School a. Chicago
you'd be started.
Jacob Shubcrt was jubilart over the
fact that nc WAS on the first ship 10
cross the ocean on which half the pro-
cceds ~ the concert went TO tho
Actors Fund. lie Was abroad several
,vcols. with Mrs. Shubcrt and his five
vcar-old son. Jacob. jr.. and brought
back the rights 20 several plays which
will appear this winter.
Sylvester Schsffor. the actor. came
here under the .Shubert management 70
plsv az the Forty-fourth Street Music
Hall next month. SchaTer is said 70
he the most versatile entertairer on
the European vaudeville stage. He is
a violinist. wrestler. juggler. singer.
dancer, acrobat, contortonist, ma
ricisn. svordsman. horseman and char.
scter actor. He is also an animal
trainer.
Minor c. Keith. president OF the In
Railways OF Central Amer
"a and q icc-prcsident OF the United
Fruit Company. returned after ZIP
Ia Fu-onc 70 arrange for supplying the
markets Of the continent with bananas:
When The Naterlsnd was lyins OF
Quarantine she was boarded D!
conan. the first TO make the perllous
RIP up the ladder from the deck OF the
.evcnue cutter in many months. She
,as Mrs. Ernst G.. Draper. daughter
II William y. Childs. commodore o!
he Indian HARDER Yacht Club. and
ven, down the bay TO meet her mother
Other passengers on the Naterland
we're {. 7. Abeles. coXswain Of the
Union Boat Club crew that lost -
Harvard or the Thames. July 4; Ny;
and My. Jacques Bustanoby. Mr.: and
Mrs. Charles 4. Dillingham;. Peter
Doelrcr. Miss Doris Easton, Mrs. Al
Iolson. Mrs. Frank Tinney. Mr.. and
Nrs. Rov 4. Rainey. Willie Richie. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Croker, IT, and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert J. Collier.