The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
NINE. CUILBERT Is
HERE FOR WARS END
Will Take a Cottage in suburb
and Later Will start a
School Of DictiOn.
STAGE NEWS AND GOSSIP

OF diction here. There have been nan
requests from students OF acting and
singing who are anxious to have the
benefit OF Nine 6uilbert's instruction
So far no details Of the school nave
been arranged. but 1t Ia settled that the
institution will be ready to receive pupils
IN the autumn.
Jacques trlus has sailed for Europe
aud will remain in Holland until II IL
time for him to come back to sing at
the Metropolitan Opera House. lgnace
paderewski IL so far convinced that three
"a to be no war tween this country
and Germany hat he has taken pas
sage for Italy and will pass the summer
at his place IN Morges. returning here
to give a long season OF concerts next
winter. Mime. Sembrich. who was At
the L.ongacre Theatre laet night TO wit
ness Leo Ditrichsteln in THE Great
Lever" has taken a villa at Lake Placid.
where she will be surrounded 10y a few
| pupils such as Alma Gluck. Edith de
Lima and Frieda Hempel. unless the
health OF the German sopranos father
| makes II necessary for her to return TO
Germany.
Herman Well has already gone TO the
A~dirondacks. and there Carl Braun OF
the opera company Is to follow him.
otto Gorlitz will also be n member
Of the colony Of singers there. Marcia
Van Dresser. who Is TO be u member
~ the Chicago opera Company at the
Auditorium. will be AT Bar Har0or.
4 The directors OF the various moving
picture companies have finally ss;ab-
iisi.d a standard Of beauty. or rather a
standard Of physical attributes which
make for the greatest success on the
screen Beauty OF outline and classical
| modelling 81 the features are as nothing
to the experienced directors.
rs all In ;he eyes. was the fnal
announcement Of a movie director yes
,.rday at the Madison Square Garden.
Facial expression Of every kind is en-
tirelv u~nimportant In comparison with
the effect made on the screen by large
and expressive dark eyes. II is only
necessary to examine the pictures OF any
OF the women who have been successful
hofor. the camera to see THAT nothing
else really count barring OF course a
certain degree OF beauty. This must be
Il a g-u,l. and clinGing type. OF course
rhe most regular and brilliant beauty
IN the world has no chance by the side
Of the pretty cutie with the big. black
eyes.
~; took the directors a long time &c
come definitely to this conclusion. But
they stand solid TO "A man on II now
adays. SO there il nothing in the worlo
so indispensable to the aspirant 70,
amer honors az the big eyes. and, Il
possible. black or brown ones at that.
one ~ the flm corpa MES has an
nouuCcd that there are nineteen COM
panies in existence which have weekly
p~ayrolls OF more than $4,000.
Another OF the companies hopes TO &c
permission TO use the residence OF 'harle
- t.A 1000 Dl,.,.Il, fnrt, a.. fnr Z. MIC M
shortly to he made Not only will III
Interior be- used. hu' the grounds also.
The day has PASSED In which any acto'
can h. called a hoodoo. But II was no
n gr"a; many wears ago that Herman
Vein. an American player "ho ha'
made /, reputation IN London. sued
Journal Toy saving that he was regarie'
as a Jonah FOR all dramatic produc
tons IN which he took part lie recov
cred damages There We're also We
known Ionah- in his country who he
came 50 we'll associated with The ide'
Of failure IN the minds OF managers tina
they refused 20 engage them.
one o., thes. actresses enjoyed a ION
career m spite ~ the prejudice whic'
existed against her in the minds Of man
ayers. She evidently never knew ~ IN
feeling which kept her out OF certa''
con pauIcs She was not alone In helm
regarded as a Jonah. This belief was o
course founded on tn. number OF failure
In which she had appeared and the shor
runs ~ the plays for which she was en-
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