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DECEMBER g. 1918.

GENE of saucy comedy, suited To- View
York but often dishkcd when presented
at other little theatre" This = partly
true, but what he perhaps fails 90 rccnS
nize is that the Washington Square Play
ers developed something Indigenous. To
attempt 10 write about New York or even
4 narrow segment of New York, 10 add
10 our drama a single original play like
Plots and PLGyrrights or III the Tome (by
the way, there is nothing metropolitan or
Saucy about O'Neill's work. is of vastly
more importance than TO fall back 70 the
third line trenches of Euripidcs and
Terence.
This first volume of Little Theatre Cids-
sjc<, which ought to have been called
Classics for Little Theatres, contains
preface and special Introduction to each
play. Mr. Eliot eloquently pleads his
case-his defcnce-in the preface. In all
Justice to his cause l must quote some Of
his concluding remarks:
''SOme of these classic plays have b1t
kernels, stray scenes, of everlasting fire.
BY cutting, Encouragement, shift of en-
phasis and appended business pro-
Luccr's art-these germs may be refash-
toned into cleaning one act plays, letting
into a bill of totally different, perhaps
sure fire playlets that flash of novelty,
distinction and imagination which most
little theatres crave" And further on:
"They are stage plays-o1fered 10 our
rising art theatres at merely nominal
royalties they have unsurpassed
stage qualities TO recommend them, with
splendid opportunities for our new artists
OF the theatre gladly to seize upon"
LITTLE THEATRE CLASSICS, VOL. 7.
EDITED By SAMUEL A. ELIOT, JE- Little,
Brown 8 Co. also.
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"COntempOrary Composers"

modern composers who in his opinion will
continue 10 be modern when some of these
Others have become intellectually ancient
He writes, therefore, about Vincent
DIndy, Of when after all, American
music lovers know very little, Sir Ed
ward Elgar, about whose immortal mod
ernity some have troublesome doubts,
Debussy and Strauss.
These are his four representatives of
what may be called the pOst-Brahmsian
art of composition. There are also two
special essays, one on "Music and Democ-
racy" and the other on Music in
America" In the latter a great deal too
much to do is made about the highly UNI
important remarks of 4 young person
named Hiram Moderwell.
Mr.. Mason's outlook over the relations
of democracy and music is by no means
optimistic. And yet it is an open secret
that this amklblr author is n persistent
hauntcr Of symphony and quartet con-
certs, and that he is not addicted 10 the
opera. If he Frustrated his artistic soul
oftencr before the gods of the lyric
Olympus he would understand that the
love Of sensual qualification and sensa-
tional excitement which he finds among
the wealthy patrons of music is far
greater and more pcrnicious than he
dreams it is
However, the essay is well worth read
inc. So, too, are the studies of the works
Of the four composers.
CONTEMPORARY COMPOSERS. By DAH-
I'LL GREGORY MASON. The Macmillan Com
pany. So.
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''Little Theatre Classics"

not ourselves and our life at least our
aspirations, no matter how petty or cir
cumscribed they may be.
1t is to the credit Of the Washington
Square Players that they produced Amer
lean plays of to-day by young writers
Ii they had depended upon Shakespeare
and the classics they would in all prob
ability have faded into nothingness Our
drama must be American or perish.
This preamble is not intended to
dampen the ardor of those who still wish
10 produce samples Of the great dra-
matte art of the past. That is all very
well for few people and on occasion,
but if Mr.. Eliot imagines for one in
slant that his adaptation of Euripidess
Hecubd-which he calls PolyrendHo
Beaumont and Fleteher's Coreonlb (now
called Ricardo and FiOlG) and of Sheri-
dams st. Pdtrick's Day (newly clristened
The Schensing Lieutendnt)-if, l say, he
thinks these will take the place of even
feeble attempts at original American plays
be is mistaken.
Mr. Eliot says that "lhe Washington
Square Players have developed their own
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10
The
Grip Of the IceFields

Grea, indeed is the fascination uhich the
far North has for certain daring, adventurous
men. Donald Macmillan was a; the Poles
with Peary. When Pesry's ship, the Roose-
welt, VAS on her Way back Macmillan hoped
INC ship would get stuck So they would be
held there for at least another year.
lie SAYS, "Wha, grip the great white ice
fields get on mani And what i fascination
may exist in the most desoldtc placesF'
Right there he made up his mind he was going
back. But the Poles had been found. What
else was there 70 dos
There is place in the Norrh-the largest
uncxploTed white spol on the surface Of the
globc-a place nobody Eas sure e. At ITS
edge, Peary said, Il serm To see more dis
tinctly the snow-clad submits OF distant
land in the Northwest above the ice horizon"
And this was the goal THAI Donald Mac MILAN
set out 10 reach. az
His expedition was organized by the Ameri-
can Geographical Society and the Museum
of Natural History. They expected TO be
away two years; instead they spent four
years Of terrible hardship, Of hair-raising
adventure, of long, patient waiting; but they
found what they set out to find, and Mac
MILAN has told the story in a most remark
BILE, interesting ard modest book.
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BY BARRETT H. CLARK.

NfR. SAMUEL A. ELIOT, JR., edi-
4'A tor of the first volume OF Little
Theatre Classics, is embarked in perilous
enterprise. lie hopes 10 supply our little
theatres with adaptations Of the dramatic
classics of past ages.
Nov Mr.. Eliot has had experience with
little theatres and he is presumably
student of the drama he really ought TO
know better. There are numerous edi-
tons CT the classics (tI7Ie enough, we
ought TO have more TRANSACTIONS from
Calderon, LOpe and the rcst-for those
who want 10 read plays), unexpurgated
and not adapted to the modern stage.
Written as they were TO suit the needs
of their own time, they are sufficient unto
themselves. But there is no reason why
we should try 10 produce MarlOwe's
Foustus, the plays of the Greek TRACE
dams, Beaumont and Fletcher. and Sher-
idan, on our profcssGdly democratic mod
em stage Mr.. Eliot proposes TO exc out
the programmes Of our little theatres with
TeNlNdIS.
RevivalS once in Il while are both pleas
ant and useful: they recall TO US the
standards Of the past, but so long as We
are able TO fall back upon Msrlowe and
Euripides and Lope de Vega there is
little chance of progress. i enjoy Calde-
ron and Kleist and Holberg, 1 dare say,
rs much as Mr. Eliot does, and there was
a time when l had visions of an Ameri-
can national theatre where might see
specimens of the worlds drama from
Eschylus TO Shaw, but l now gravely
shake my head. ave are the people Of
today said Moliere, and unless we
would be the people of yesterday we must
keep our theatre alive by means of plays
Of to-day. For better, for worse we are
welded to progress, or at least to contin-
uous action. Our plays must reflect if
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BY w. ]. HENDERSON.

'ONTEMPORARY OMPOSERS, by
" Daniel Gregory Mason, is appar-
emily the final movement in the authors
symphonic studies Of makers of music
1t is book which will make old fogies
purr in the shaggy depths of their COM
placency Willie it viii excite the unbridled
mOdernists TO riots Of rage or tempests of
contempt. Mr. Mason is no follower Of
new gods. He accepts Richard Strauss
as perhaps prophet, if not a deity, and
he receives DebusSy into the circle Of the
elect.
But he closes the doors of his soul
against Stravinsky and Schoenbcrg,
Roger and even Leo Ornsicin. DE writes
rude words about them. lie quotes the
lament Of Robert Louis Stevenson about
the topsy furry state OF art, when men
paint with flutes and lead orchestras with
axes, and he sigls because those who COM
pose Just plain music are regarded as
commonplace. The persons Of parts
are those like Percy Granger, who dress
up folk songs in Il cal, wal costume Of
orchestratOn, Raycl and Stravinsky who
use music as an Indictment to Russian
dancers. Scriabin who turns it into a
commentary on the colors Of the spec
trum, Roger who deveIopcs from it a table
of fugal lOSaritlms and Ornstein who
translates it into spiritus frumenti.
MIR. Mason warns You at the outset that
you will look in vain in his book for these
names which have lately been on every
ones lips. lie purposes TO talk about
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FOUR YEARS
IN THE
WHITE NORTH

By Donald Macmillan, VI. A., p. r. G. 8
Get it to-day at your booksellers. s..
Read it and pass it on to soldier.
HARPER & BROTHERS. Established 1917
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MI. SAMUEL A. ELIOT, JR., edi-
4'A tor of the first volume OF Little
IhC0tre Classics. is embarked In a nerilons
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Winneiotd un0 G1fota In Der g1Tt.
freien eb. sIttt6. @enein0e al G6a8fa
opriomnelt. Iie Qonferen5 beite6t
aus 2ebrern ocr 8isconiin. iino Der
lqiiiouri. 5bnooc, eritredt iih ii6er
Dlinneiota, g}orb Tafota tn0 einen
Tell Gara0os. 5iinfunoneimsig 2eb.
rer 0eb6ren ieBt an bieicr Gonferen5.
Iuuit je6e8 Gj[ieo Der id6rIi1en
geridRtmlitnq 6ciiUo6neH fam ipar.
ben Die 8eiietoiten gerneiniaaftIi6
beitritten.
aHr3 bor SdlaB Der Sibung
ndbm bic aonferen3 eiren 2oDoIi.
tdts6eidlub in nnhitebenoer 6ortt
on:
Eve, the members Of this conven-
tion Of Lutheran teachers as citizens
Of the U. s. are devoted 10 the cause
Of humanity, freedom, liberty, equali-
ty, and justice. We acknowledge
allegiance TO only one flag, one
country, and one government--that
Of the U. S. Of A. And we pledge
our support 70 our government in all
matters not contrary to Scripture"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-20
6GnaHa miro inebr
Grllppcn ItcQen

6ttolpa aauoOo, 90. q(pril.--
MitgIipoern oee SoiiieS Der @emei.
men uno oes Senats geaenil6er, aab
Sir gfobert8 cinen bol(itdn0igcn
lle6erbIid ii6er Die arieasluge, 10.
nobl be5iiglid) ser gerioraings.,
globrun1s. uno 8erididtlngSiroae,
tuie auM bet eiaertli6en milit1ri.
l6en Ger6dItuiiie Gr iliter6reitete
aud cine 8uidjrift bon 2lopo @cor.
ge, Die nur filr oieie eebeime 5ibilug
6eItilnut mar. @e5igliA 0es lidyt.
liden 8or9abens Deutidlanos, Die
6ritii@e 9lrmee in s5ronfreid) 8u Der.
nidten, inodte Cir 9fobcrts bertrall.
lide Qlitteilltngcn iiber bic StGrfe
bon nelten 3r1inpcu, Die bon @rob.
britanllien uno 6ranreth oufgebradJt
ipilr0en, Inn bic arobe Gfigniibc al
6efdnpfen. Sin 0eiitfder Q(ngriff
NIT boiler Mud)t olf ods faHaoiidlc
2IrneeforpS ftebe 5t eriparten unO,
CO niiiie 5ugeitanoen ipcroen ooB Die
Gage cine dtiberit iblDieri9e iei.
Deuti6Innb mtiiie geihlagen tper6en,
aonaoa babe ha8boIb alien nur
moghdeu g)eiitano ou IeiIten, um6
Die giifen In alien britii6en 3ibis
itonen rlilRten tfnnier tpieher pie
groB oit6 bic gerIuite fem ul6gen,
NIT ncuen &ettten ousgefiiltt tper6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-20
0lo6 iteft airdls h grnnh.

BerleleD, Nnl 70. glpril. Dl
Stride bes lebenbipen @ottes" Elm
groBes 8elt, tDeldes bier bon einet
religt6ien Sefte 5u @ottesoienitI
8ipeden benubt muroe, 1T bon eineni
Mob BON Wldnuern unb au1bcn III
grau0 9eitedt loor6en, nadjbem 6er
qaitor 3odob SDTee itn0 feine Sir.
6endlteiten fdj gGDeigert bniten,
nod 1oHnenulteraang bic amer.
dlngae 5erd63u5ie6cn pn6 NIT BET
@emein6e bic gaiioualbgmne az
iInaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-20
l30tllnwcllcbau
In Bml0aricn

g8ai6iuaion. 90 abrit Ietiiid.
LAMB uuo ieine @erbiln6eten neroen
bem W}onQel an 9auuuoIle ob8n.
belfen wiiirn in0em bnbon biel
mebr ais bisber IN gIuIgorieu af.
balt peroen ioa. Die bulgariidle
Regierlmg bat Oo3u ben 8flon8eru
droBe gtrcden boiicnben 21noes Bur
geriitgung geiteat un0 baiipti1hlid
iueroen iih gum gou bon Baum.
moQe 6tc glieberlngeu im6 6lubufer
oil Der Gobriibidd uub In Der g}1be
bon Qloriduopel eignen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-20
gnn6fsraf 6tbt Hnti.glrbtittF.
lNfifh anf.

QHiter6aub ~ April = Cine
aus Berlin einaelailfene Iepelhe Be.
Ia9t, 6db ber gun6esrnt cine glor.
ia9e dnaenomHlen Babe, fJeldJe ba8
oroihlde aHf 2lr6eiterqeiest ditf.
bebt 0os eine @efdHgnisiirnfe flir
9Hiiodunq o0n erwiHanng bon
Gireifs birdl GrotuHgeu ober Son.
foit Jgr 9e8crma bfr 4rbfitshebif,
qlglaen feitletfe Iie Jiadridlt be.
laat fDeiier, baB 0er Meidlstag iidl
be- EelierfH aeata oielee ~eiet dus,
gelprod9n baitG io 6nb leiner w.
iaaliung Bl9ts IN Aeae Eest "a
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70 bteI Gruppen mobiIiIirrt iperortI,
a8rauSportidnieriatciien iiuo On,
ciu8iae @iuoernis, Oas Sopon b.,
bin0ert, Guippen an bic ggeitiroO
5u ienoe1L" iaate Doibii. gyoyu
SdiifsbeitonO I'M 9lociiie 66eon {,
trdat ni6t ii6er 100000 / Cont
tit iomtt boIlitdn0ig iutgeniiocr
Den noipeuoiaeh SonoeI uno 81
Grippentronsport 5u beip6ltiaS,
2luBeroem ober ba6en Die gllliiert
Die aSopaner mic eriudlt, Grupp
an bic Mcitfront 5ii ienoen; iie III,
oatnit 5ufrieben. Dab bic sSapou.
oen 9ocific uno syu6iitbeu 6aedii ID.
oas 02ittelmeer potroutaieren." !
grof Doi6ii unO feline ssoIlegs
q. gleroie uno Tosii &idbigurc q
finoen ii6 ouf Dem @ege nod Co.
0on mo iie Der ssyuteruotionalen pa
lamentoriiden aonierenB beiloobne
tper0en. \