The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19

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They never harmed n white man. yet
they were driven from place to place
by the Influx OF white settlers who
came 10 California Immediately after
the conquest Of Mexico by the United
States. hoping to gain great wealth;
and the Indians not receiving the help
OF the Government. allowed themselves
to be killed and starved until there
were very few left to represent a WON.
derful ace OF people.
The picture OF Ramona" will DO
presented under the direction OF W. II.
Clune.
Hedwig Re!cher. tho dramatic &C.
tress. will give another dramatic re.
cital on Thursday Afternoon. March 80.
at the Bandbox Theatre. Mss Reiohcr
gave a recital last week at the Punch
and Judy Theatre. but owing to the
limited seating capacity OF the play.
house many were denied the oppOr.
tunity Of hearing her. and II IA to &C.
commodats the disappointed one that
b 10 to repeat me programme with
some changes. Wildeis "Salome,"
however. will again be given.
"Hedda Gabler" will he given for one
special performance Monday afternoon
In aid " tho Blue Cross Fund at the
Globe Theatre. Tho cast selected u
as follows: Edna Archer Crawford as
Mrs. Heddo Tcsmnn. Edwin Caldwell
as George Tcswou. Charlotte Lambert
as Miss Jnlidnd Tcsmnn. Agnes Mapes
as Mrs. Elrsfed. Richard Temple MS
Judge Brock. Raymond Bond az Ejlcrf
LooJOry and Mary Jefferson as Bertha.
Special care will be given the details
of stage setting and environment.
Capt. Alexander II. G. Weei. late OF
the Royal H%ighlanders Of Canada. who
has just returned from Flanders and
is thoroughly familiar with the work
and effort Of the Blue Cross Fund
abroad, will deliver a short address
prior to the performance regarding
the necessity FOR financial aid for the
horses at the front.
La Argentina. greatest OF Spanish
- INV hCA ouuc az
debut at the Palace this coming week,
was born in Buenos Ayres. Argentine
Republic. and when 2 years old Was
taken TO Madrid. Spain. Her parents
we're well kEown dancing masters in
Madrid and started to teach her to
dance AT the age OF 3. She made hes
professional debut at the age Of 3 as
lead OF the ballet in the "Teatro Rear
Of Madrid at a special performance
given in celebration of the coronation
Of King Alfonso Nil. She then con.
t!nued dancing in Spain until 1910
when she went 10 Paris. where she
originated the principal mime dance
of the Operetta La Rose de- Granada
composed by Valverde. given Mt the
Theatre OLYMPIC. after which ths
PARTISAN critics conferred upon her the
title Of the greatest mime dancer
From there she went TO Brussels
where she danced at the Royal PARK
Theatre. following which engagement
she was booked for the Palace Theatre
in Irndon. Upon her return sht
toured Germany and Russia. For thu
neXt few years she was starred at ths
Fa.ace OF Beaux Arts and the Casino
Of Monte Carlo. where she created The
leading role OF the great musica
dance. "Espana,' composed b. Mas
senct.
la Argentina then sailed for Buenos
Ayres in May. 1918. and her debu'
before her own country people was
tremendous success. She danced a
special performances in the Graz
Teatro Colon with such artists a,
Caruso, Genevicve Vix. SC. She alst
danced al the Tentro Municipal d,
Opera at Lima. Peru. Her first ap'
pearancc in New York was In February
Of this year. where she presented I
series 81 dances at the Maxine Elliot
Theatre ".th great success. since
1911 she has been the official danceI
Of the royal pa.ace In Madrid. having
had many honors conferred upon heI
ny the royoi family. The leading in
s,itutions OF Spain. the Circulo d
Be,les Aries and the Ateneo Of Mad
rid. gave in January and April OF 1911
two great fetes In honor OF La Arscn
tina's art, whiyh we're attended BY nj
the celebrated literary men. painters
and scuiptors Of Spain. and 1t was a
these fctes that La Argentina va
giv,u the title SPANS creates
dancer" Al the great Spanish artist
have painted portraits of l~i Argentine
--sorolla. Zuloaga. Romero de Torres
Nieto-as well as the great Frencl
artist, GerveX. At the Hispnni
Museum In New York there II on pub
lie exhibition u statue OF La Argen
tina, modelled in bronze by Prime
PAUL T~'rOubetskoy, La Argentina In
~yirtuosa with her c%astancts. which sh,
has learned to use al n musical instru
ment.
Suzanne jackson. who IL Isabelle !
the mystery play. "Pay Day" Ia
Canadian. who last appeared in Nev