New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
German Capital Expert
enceS Biggest Week
of the Season.
RUDOLF CHRISTlANS'S
TRIP is SUCCESSFUL
-irectOr of German Theatre
Here and Family Go TO
Munich for a Rest.

An4e 10 INC NElNtt.f
Serlin. July 25.-With the thermom-
.r az 80 degrees. Berlin Is experience
the biggest American week OF the
.ason. Inter den Linden and all the
hotels are full OF Americans, while
supply Of sightseeing cars falls
short Of the demand. The Russian
.ason IS also in full swing. judging
on the number OF passports request
a. the American Embassy.
Mrs. Biddle. OF Philadelphia. and her
is-er. Mrs Robert Goelet. are among
ne visitors who have gone 70 Russia.
Ambassador and Mrs Gerard gave a
,eception this week Cor Professor Set
e-. OF Princeton, and the civic inves-
gators. who later went 70 Dresden
;s.er long round OF entertaining IN
5srl'n
N-. and Mrs Trowbrdge Hall. OF
New York. who have been 10 the Baltic
Watering places. returned 70 Berlin
.1is week and continued on 70 Paris.
Many Motor Parties in Germany.
Many motor parties are making tours
O. Germany. Among them are Mrs. II.
81 LORD Mrs. a. Baker and the Misses
b-terde. Iall O. New York. who came
from Dresden. and Mr.. and Mrs. d. W.
inter. OF New OTk. VINO went AtOiAl
Berlin 70 Magdeburg.
Yrs. John Slater. " X. Slater. Mrs.
alfred !. Johnson and daughter Alice
Harold Hayes and Miss Mabel Muir
INV. al o. New York. who came
t-1~, Paris. are AZ the Adlon. Others
p. -rs Atlon are julius P. Meyer, OF
-r- New YORK Office Of the Hamburg
American Line: Miss Natalie Young
Smith Ny. and Mrs. K. +. kOuntZe and
son: Eugene Gallatin. VINO came from
Ru,s.a. z. y. Weyburn and wife, Hem
~ y. Cannon and son. Mr. and Mrs.
g. s. " bur. who arrived from Paris I;
Reid Rogers. en- route 20 Paris 70 join
FIJI. We and daughter, and W. Y. ).
70orre
A. the Esolanade are Mr. and Mrs.
= r stone ard Mrs. Stirling Postley.
REGISTERED ~ the Bristol are Mr..
ard Mrs. Marcus Braun and daughter.
IL tre Ns:sorhof sre J. W. Stayton
arl c. .. Kennedy.
successful Season Expected.
7.do,f Christians. director OF the
ca--na~ Theatre N New York, mas gone
% Vu-fch with ms wife and daughter
so- rest after a search here for
q new repertory for New York. M
C--.s-ians IS highly satisfied with
me .r1e spent in Berlin. He eN-
rec-s an excellent season IN Ne"
vor. me coming winter. The WORKS
sc0-.~ed range from the most serious
f-amas Of Bj0rnson and SVrindOers 70
me l.-ntest faFces. NY. Cnrls'l ans
-ou-d the keenes- enthusiasm IN the
a-r-cai circles he-e over the German
Theatre II New York. Count Hulsen'
.--4-oart of the Berlin royal theatres.
-rrg Mr.. Christians that he would De glac
$40 nelp him in any way possible. NAN
pefnhnrdt also gave valuable aio ahC
-ayics and put his decorative arr, b
r-rest Stern. a. the disposal OF MI
c.-.sriars for preparation OF specla
scenery. ION
---i,.ed his week 20 look over the Der
In theatres FOR new productions III ->'"
York. ,-.o-..a-
Miss Eleanor Painter the american ca.
,on-sno A. the CharlOttenburg opefs
house. was engaged this week oy An
rreas Dippel as the leading prlms Hoh
"a o. the New York Opera CONTINUE
Nr. Dippel told the Tribune corresp 'ho
--- that Miss Painter would make NJ
debut in New York on september % 81
The Purple Domino. 80.
Miss Geraldine Farrar VTi'es M, .n@
che Is steadily recovering a Lake wax
..ore from her bronchiai anecton ah'
.gb-eouent nervous attach.
Miss KITTY Cheatham and MISS ran ran
ras Woolvine. the American singer "h'
-~a. Great success 10 Italy. leit bel!l.
.-is week fer the mountains ana ih'
Nfo-a~. festival az Sa.zberg.