New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-19
VANDERBILT WAR AR -,
: TO SAVE FILMS ON
K Coulter Engaged to
!, u;o public's Support of
slave Reels"
WILL COOPERATE
WITH STANCHFlELD
- If Medical Review
pleased at Stand of Society
Woman. Sees Victory.

,,r.er, Is. Vanderbilt. 81. has
-,.e,ife stops g., was learned yes
t's,- l., make elective her advocacy 81
ieoe .,., ~Tro Inside OF the White
,' 81. uhirn was announced sew
s.,. seo ir letter 90 Frederic H..
.s,, n~es.dcrt of "The Medical Re
q reviews NOW in control OF the
She has creaecd Ernest y. Coul-
'''' -.,,r, ..crk of the Children
end orranIzcr u the Biz Brothers
,,t fo sci ,1 motion an active
--.icr Go hnus public sentiment
.-...s 10 her 5000 opinion OF The nlms.
ssr following Mrs \anderbilts
..-osrert that she approved the
- Saruc. Do. London and two
49,. concerned with their production
,,s..fed ty The erand jury on
..-,. Of s.ync sn indecent theatrical
..,o-msn-e It was said Yesterday 81
,s.s additional Indication Of opposi-
FL. O., Che f'ms that led Mrs Vanderbilt
..y.o more definite step I'm combating
y. ,4o-te fo suppress the play
~...s.r.gir lccaI lght go behalf Of the
..,.sir sf.Il De lu the hands OF John Is.
...,.bsel6 who was retained 10y the So
,l,s.esl Fund Co defend the men m
...,5 fo- their part iu the production.
..,. ro.te- however. while cooperating
...t vr SiarchncId iu the legal fght,
r conduct sn independent campaign
iors other lines
us las obtained The names o. those
81, have come out in opposition 10 the
.....-es and will try TO win them over.
-, viu also use mis- efforts among the
.sr. .hetterment organizations 10 get
...- 10 take a stand in favor OF the play.
v- Coulter attended a private exhibit
Il. y the flm play on Saturday night
...smpan.ed by his law associate. CHARLES
Rord. and Mr. Robinson. Mrs. Van
s.-,Ht before making mp her mind about
IL. films also saw them In q private eN-
tstion. She was convinced That they
ar, good for the public. The members
d, III. grand jury likewise had a private
.ssr. They. on the other hand, were
.,-v,c.d they were bad for the public.
NJ Coulter went 90 see the films With his
-.p8 incl.nins 90 the erand jury view.
Whatever doubts Mr. Coulter had,
.a Mr. Robinson Yesterday. were dis
.r.5 hr seems the a.ms. lie SAID after
lard he was Enthusiastically in favor OF
t.r and would use o.! the Influence lac
lad ir their behalf q can't understand
.,s. be said. why there should be any
rros.tIon o. them. and ] DO not believe
.r, nry. when 10 comes 90 the trials Of
ri, indicted men. can be found 10 object
he pictures
.He was personally requested by Mrs.
Vanderbilt 90 take up an active Tight for
H,u and size wHl. I understand. meet
no s1usnses Of To- When she saw the
,rres she was accompanied 10y her
gnier who also expressed herself
..,t.r IN favor Of The play. When Mrs.
lr8,rnn goes 10 the trouble ~ retain
shsr lawyer to help fight the opposition
ihe production ] think II IS mighty
s-fcsnt event
Pr boz. original letter 10 Mr.. Robinson
Hs Vanderbilt said that after witnessing
mo- PICTURES t struck her as being zone
hs most forcIple and intelligent ways
. lIiiuA 600. ifIfiNlf li ttlrHl ttANtN
DO public Hor letter continued:
@ went rather preiudiced against 1t aud
are away convinced OF its usefulness.
no does not nave 10 he either broad
rnaed or particularly intelligent TO grasp
ne importance Of the great lesson which
points out So strongly 10 parent and
dnd"
Ths is not the only project Of the So
cooscsl Fund. which is roted Tor It's ad-
isced stand ol sex and social problems,
% receive indirectly 90 least, Mrs. Van
tubts financial support the fund is
i-spoded by subscriptions from her and
humber Of other wealthy people. The
lss 10 which the money IS put is deter
uls1 by the committee en- charge.
urs Of the projects undertaken by the
ilrd was the production OF BrieuN r
Damaged Goods II also was intended
% have the organization present The
sliy Man The announcement Of this
i~a led John u. Rockefeller. IT., and
s'sfsl other subscribers TO withdraw
iisf Euuporf