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Evening journal., 1918-08-09
WOMAN SAVED
MUCH SUFFERING
Bytaking Friends Adviceand
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

West Plains, Mo. ~ was all run
down in health, had indigestion and ter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02

the racks, and in q week, or even
less, all Buenos Ayres is whistling the
merry Widow Waltz"
The music in the Land of JOY" at
the Park Theatre last season gave New
York just taste of modern Spanish
music, and there is even great deal of
Spanish comic opera music far superior
to that of the Land Of JOY" If it
can be exported to South America
surely it can be had here. But in the
drama North America has much to
give the Argentine. Good TRANSACTIONS
of our best productions can easily be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02

Next to the Teatro Colon the Odeon
ranks as the leading theatre. This
house is under the direction of Da
Rosa & Moccni, who manage the
Colon. To this theatre come the best
dramatic companies. Here, at the first
nights, one would expect to see such
distinguished audiences as gather at
the Belasco, the Booth or the Little
Theatre. A new production is always
society event, and in Bucnos Ayres a So
ciety audience is something that rivals
the Metropolitan diamond horseshoe.
The wealthy Argentine lady buys her
gowns in Paris, and has the pleasure
Of wearing the latest creations nearly
six months in advance of her Northern
sister.
A great many of the musical con-
certs take place at the Odeon. Nearly
ell fashionable musicals begin at
o'clock, and rarely last over an hour.
The Coliseo is the home of the larg-
est productions, outside the Colon. 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02
NEWS AND NOTES OF PLAYS AND PLAYERS -


In the variety houses one finds many
English and several American artists.
The Argentinos especially are fond Of
shows on the revue order. Ziegfeld
FolIies, the Cohan Revue and the VIM
ter Garden shows should prove tre-
mendous successes.
or course, the motion picture has
done more than anything to acquaint
the South American with this country's
theatrical elect. Douglas Fairbanks,
Charlie Chaplin, Mary Pickford, Max
Under and host of other stars are
more familiar than the mayor Of the
town. Western and cowboy pictures
never fail to please. The picture houses
are beautifully decorated, and their
orchestras are not surpassed by those
of the Strand or Rialto.
In Buenos Ayres there have been
several English theatrical companies.
and most of them have done well.
While the English population is small.
compared to other aliens, one would
be surprised at the number of Argen-
tinos who speak the English language
fluently.
From newspaper reports this is to be
lean season in the South American
republics, on account of shipping con-
ditions. The winters are raw and
damp, and all the coal is exported from
Wales. Only few days ago there was
report that corn was being burned
for fuel, but, in way, that will make
little difference to the South American
manager, and if the newspaper adver-
tisements ring true there will be as
much, If not more, amusements in the
gay Argentine metropolis than ever.
JOHN LYMAN.
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is a beautiful theatre and situated
in the heart Of the city. The house
has seating capacity of nearly $500
and is furnished in the most up-to-date
style. In all South American theatres
the stranger Is struck by the number
of boxes. In some of the smaller
there are no less than three tiers Of
boxes, which run the whole length of
the house. The theatres are really too
big for the productions. 1t was at the
Coliseo that Pavlowa held forth during
her first journey in that part of the
world. Also, a number of opera COM
panies, and in South America there
are many, make their abode at the
Coliseo. 1t seems to be the rule with
travelling opera organizations to give
q short season In Bucnos Ayres upon
their arrival in South America in order
to make enough money to travel on,
and also to secure enough good press
notices to give the proper start, and
upon the return also to play a short
season to make up for whatever losses
may have occurred.
There are numerous other first class
houses to be found in Buenos Ayres,
and nearly all strive to give the best
sort of entertainment-and for a rea-
sonable price.
One would think that, with all the
JOY and gayety of the South American,
farce comedy would appeal, but it
does not. A comedy without music is
opera field that brings Joy to the Ar
gentino. The Spaniards love their ma
tive music, and their little one-act oper-
ettas are nearly all musical gems. The
plots are complete; they call for plenty
of action, but, above all else, artists
must know how to sing. At all the
leading musical. comedy theatres one
hears voices that would grace any
grand opera stage to the just envy of a
number of overly advertised prime
dome.
The Argentine music manager is a
keen, but just, business man. In spite
of what some Americans may say about
his business methods, he does not
attempt to take advantage of his
public by selling his house out to ticket
spectators who are allowed to rob
public which has no redress. A
number of just that sort Of schemers
from America have gone to the Argen-
tine for the purpose, but when they
found out that such business would not
be tolerated, back homo they came.
AS most all the musical comedies are
in one act, an evenings performance
may consist of five or six Of these
playlets. The Argentine manager makes
two kinds of sales. First, he has q
price for each act, and also one for the
entire evenings performance. Very
often one of the acts has been playing
at another house in the city, and the
man in his audience who does not care
to see 1t again is at liberty to spend the
time in an adjoining cafe, where he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02

made, and this would instil demand
tor our theatricals in that part of the
world.
One hears much every day about
companies from New York sailing for
South America. Nine tenths of such
reports are untrue, unless it be some
circus, street pair or speciality vaude-
vile acts. This country, at present,
has practically nothing to offer in that
line any more than the Argentine, so
1T is rather dangerous to build money
castles and return home with empty
pockets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02

ulation of nearly 100000. but, unlike
New York, Philadelphia, Boston, San
Francisco and other centres, it has no
great suburban districts upon which to
draw. And it has been figured out
that during the amusement season
half dozen of the best houses. SO
in proportion to the population Buenos
Ayres is the greatest theatre city
in the world. The people love amuse-
ments and go to enjoy the opera and
plays SO long as they get their moneys
worth. One thing about the Argentine
playgoer is that he does not expect n
Metropolitan Opera House performance
at vaudeville prices. Should onetimc
famous opera star sing at variety
theatre he does not accuse the artist
of being call in," but takes it for
granted that his best days are over,
and the artist is still revered for what
he has been, Yet, on the other hand,
let much heralded opera singer, actor
or vaudeville entertainer come be-
fore the public and not live up to the
touted reputation, and the reception
will be enough to convince the artist
that the over-active press agent is a
man unworthy of his calling. Then, on
the other hand, should the artist come
up to expectations no more cordial re-
ception can be given. The approval
of Spanish audience is thing no
artist can ever forget; there is moth
ing like 1t in the world, and were it
not for the conservative critics no
doubt the artist would lose his head.
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partakes not Of whiskey and soda, or
beer and wine. but coffee served
in tall glasses. When the act is
over he purchases another ticket.
Should there be six shows and he buy,
three tickets, the chances are that the
purchaser will sit in nearly every part
of the house. There are also a number
of two, three and four act comic operas,
but these are generally old standards.
The merry Widow" still retains its
hold on the public, and whenever
manager finds business breaking bad
Lehar's old masterpiece is taken from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-02
Fulton Closes for Week

The production of the Actors and
Authors Theatre. Her Honor the
Mayor" closed last night in order to
give the organization plenty of time
for rehearsals of its new bill, consist
ing of four one-act plays, which will
open on Monday evening, June 10.
AS two of these plays are operettas, 1t
will be necessary to have the use of the
stage for as much time as possible Tor
rehearsals
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,lno in Sen gooten bon benl Sandboot
nab Sen, 9afen bon aaeitaea sez
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bentjdem Hrn,es III iinafaiien, bab bies
| geiheben ioate NIT hem g8iifen ami
gBiuen gngIanos, lit ltnbebiugt iider;
Iann oab 9eIgien bierun. tpabte. il
b61it natrl6einli6.
Als Driti1lanb bic belgilde @rens
lac suerit iiberi4ritt mar oiesGnglanos
Straightforward, aber uidt lein ariegss
|grunb. Gn8lapo hattie idon entfdies
! ben, bab bieS bic gelegenbeit fei, ieine
4unbeI SiibsrIe Iesenbeit iuieoerbersufieIs
len, ii,bem es Srantreid unb 3ublnat
|bei Der 9ef0runs beg 9eutiden MelF
! EHes biilfe.
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|iher Gnslanbs. ba5u beipegen fonnten.
/ be,l 01Ifcrn guropns einen i6redli1etl
arieg nllf5nIaben. ilt rl,r ienen unS
|aInibIi@. oie bic ensliidc @eim6tr
|ni1t tennets.
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|ni1t 5eritSren. Sic feiubli1en @prbez
|reitunger. bic felt nrbreren Sabren IN
0rnntreid unb9hlblano betrieben lpurs
ben, ii,,b al aligenIdeinlid unb su be-
brobIi1 getpeicn. aIs Dab 9eutidlanb
lie bdtte nnbeaGtet IaiIcn f1nne1.
Deutihlnnb bat lid besbnlb aud
borbereitet. uno nas cute @olf9 f9eutids
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fem Medt .ailf Qehen linb. BphIfuhr
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Genf. 13. 6ebr. Ser crIte @efans
genenausta,id 5tpiiden Geiterreidz
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bat ndbe oer 6iterr. Gren5e Bel 8nds
itattgefnnoen. Gs iinb 324 alsgez
iauidte Gkfangene in Beni angetontz
men. oarllntcr 2 ameritauiide Sreiz
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Mir fiibrten ooriee Nadt. einen er'
|folgreidem l1eberTole allf 6e,tldt
@rdben iiib0iHid BON 6at9icour,
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|&beiIrs mar Der @eidyiibfa,11pf ebell,
|fals 5ielnlidJ beftig.
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|JeaneD, apo6ei 3 3ipiliiten get0otpt
|uno 5 berspun6et tpuroen.
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8utte Wesnil brangen bie ssransoien
biz in Die britten 2inien Der Seutiden
Steanngen nnb 5erit0rten biele Ser
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Naris. 1S. Sebr. Nus Mom ipirb
beri1tet, oaB itaIieniide sorpeooboote
IN Der Nadt bonn II. Tebruar in bie
@udt BON 8,leeari. nabe 55iume, eins
prangen uuo bort Sic groBien Gampfer
torpeoirten. /
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