The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-30

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! Greek dramatic ana terpsien1fs
art will find its highest exemDS00o1tl
! ton In the first appearances 08 49,
Greet ballet at Carnegie haIl Narly -
month. Madame Desiree LuhoNNE4@
ono OF the most noted of NATIVE aktI
tlstes, is the premiere danseuAe, mi ~
! group of Greek dancers assist III -
ensemble. z
! American residents Of India. C4fn1tl
! Japan and other far eastern co0ntt4e3-
are having their first opportuh5N ~.
viewing such Broadway classics ~ ssU4i
in MabeFs Room" and The Wou144
j, Room 81 by the American c0n1p44
I of which Warda Howard, a brjlteA
American actress, ~ the leading te04
man
| Paul Gordon, late captain in the ~
r. T., made his return to the st4eN
on Broadway last week In The Ph4M5
/ tom Legion by giving dramatic 40
sympathetic reading of a beAutifu{
speech spoken by the spirit Of a no4l4
f, French soldier and hero from ~
| great unknown" Mr.. Gordon To ana
of the most promising romantic actget|
the native stage boasts. Y
! About the only thing saved from ~
unexpected wreck OF 'Three'a -
Crowd" an amusing comedy by 04x9
| Derr Ringers. Is O stage creation N
Charles Compton of soldiev naae-
| auerading as a female cook. whfu6 80
been fay orably compared to 'ChArt9Ua
Aunt" 1t Is a clean and excruG1AttNl1
amusing creation, which was NN4N
worth while.
GYPSY music as interpreted M
Madame Ruano BogislAv, who II W9ll
known as colorful actress ma
singer, was given n brilliant intoep9os
tation last week at the Princess theAtee
in New York by that well-known -
highly successful artistic MedGNoe
Bogislav has placed this original and
distinctive music before visit multd-
tude of music lovers during the pat
two seasons, and has been invited -
appear In South America and cOneis
/ mental Europe with her unique pFO-
gram
Annie Hughes, the Engiisn actreaD,
has retired on her ShAkeopeaseaA
laurels for the time being. So -
Gently added two notable roles " nar
ahakespearean repertoire, that 81 t4e
Queen in Hamlet" and the Nuf1o ~
Romeo and JulHt" As obServe1 ~
II learned critic of the midwest. In
each instance she demonstrated that
ii requires the services OF playwright
as we'll as player TO make etAr
role. one ia lost IL not coupled with
the other. Miss Hughes did moro thAa
her shar-~.o make both playa notable.
Robert Eendel an actpr Of real
dramatic intelligence. ranking high %
the annals of Broadway's productions.
has been invited with the permission
OF George Brosdhurst the producer 81
THE storm" ia which Mr. Hendel now
appears. To appear in n group OF Ibser
ua tintcs this easou in New York.
Arthur Hopkins IL to give q SERIES Of
sunday night performances of Russian
plays and Emanuel Reicher wiz iates
DO a group of continental dramas of
contempor ~ interest.
Madame Narguersta sylvia has co1,s-
pletcd her first picture in the United
States THE Honey Bee frou tHa
story by Samuel Merwin. is the ve-
pieted last week at santa barbara un-
oer the direction OF Rupert Juiiass
Madame SYLVIA thereupon returned ~
vaudeville for q series df New ftfs
!, uga gements. and VIII then resume .ier
moving picture work, The esisica 81
the coast declare that the noted sssst
hes utiful opera SINGER will aston;sst
the patrons of the flIins by her re-
utarkable dramatic fervor and effec-
TN eness,