New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-06


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In selecting Traveller suitable subject for bullying, Now
Sala Solanos review Of Just WGa yon would not appear
atre 10 the average ~ In "octuaed completely bv malice
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Shubertan sense Of being unfavOrable. ,,,,
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title for luck at e the Wbr Theatre we would suggest
secuon with his play for fourth me-o better s
andon altogether --..-- -;
e critic specified grounds her criticism That she was not alone
withdrawal of the play within three weeks
This was preceded Shubert withdrawal the withdrawal OF
al following
publication Of the Just criticism. No pictures Of mat
theatres the customary Saturday theatrical
mage From representatives learned that the cause
When, the following Monday
production appeared the Shubert Theatre no tickets were sent TO
Traveller As that considers
interesting its public tickets were purchased and the play
be f 4 sao At Pf te e1d of that period
dropped for friendly talk with
The curt decisive:
Miss o Shuber Advertising
Now this of budgeonng went with Boston
newspapers still papers that city the Post the
Globe and which habuay find anything unfavoabe to
advertiser painful for
the Traveller and the Herald tunder the
independence the
script Christian Science Monitor Indeed the Shube man should
ground from previous highly
successful attempt budgeo the Herald for unfavoabe review of
Happiness by Philip Hale The Bourbon spirit however
which
said t nothing and learns nothing.
promptly replied that the would
conduct it's without aid
from Shuberts.
said persecution oeson again that his
discrimination and the discrimination
Soano the Shub advertising would remain