The Washington herald., 1919-11-30

When he reaches New York from
California he leaves the train at
Grand Central station. follows the
green line and takes a Broadway
express for 10th street There in
sight of the majestic buildings OF
Columbia University he engages
quarters and pays homage to his
Alma Mater. the old Kings College"
of the City of New York. the abiding
place OF honorable traditions and COL
legiate Iegendry.
Stanley was born in Brooklyn. lived
il down. they saS, and attended grade
school and college in New York
proper. Following his graduation he
went on the speaking stage. appear-
ing with MoroSco for several years. =
In Under Suspicion" the Univer-
sal success. which op<ns a wsfk's
engagement at Moore's Strand Thea
ter today. he plays the role of ''Jer-
ONE Kent" the leading man. sharing
honors with Ora Carew and Charivs
Clary.
Because Madlaine Traverse. VII
liam Fox star had the courage 10
fall from a EaIlorinE horse. the pic
ture Lost Money" contains an added
sensation.
One OF Miss Traverse's scenes called
for her to gallop away from the maH
who held her prisoner an the psrchcd
South African veldt.
why wouldn't II make the scene
more realistic for me 10 fail from thu
horse" she asked the director.
But the director, Edmund Lawrence
feared the fan might be dangerous
r.
Traverse rehearscd the rid. she dii
the fail Miss Traverse Is an actress
OF excellent training and pra~tical
skill. Her knowledge Of stage tricks"
gives her wonderful addrtabiity. and
fear of a little fall Is not on he:
books
So. on her own initiative. she de-
cided on the fan to get the proper
realism into Lost Noney." which
comes to Crandalrs Theater next
Wednesday She spurred her horse to
the gallop and at the right instant. as
the camera was in fun action she
threw herself headlonE to the ground.
She lay for a moment seemingly un-
conscious.
She's hurt cried the director.
running TO her.
But when the star was sure the
camera had stopped she sat up With
laugh. sprang to her feet and cried:
How was it,
Bully" shouted the director.
You're hero You've added 10 the
picture - per cent"
The Cincinnati symphony orches-
ira. with Eugene Ysayc conductor.
will give a conccr: at the National
Theater Thursday afternoon. Decem-
Der il. under the management Of
Mrs. Wilson-Greene. Musical Wash
ington is eNpecIant over the an
pearance OF this orchestra. as Gssye.
considered by many as one OF
the worlds greatest violinists. will
appear for the first time as the con-
ductor of a great symphony orches-
ira. Ysaye is a pronounced leader
of magnetism and inspiration.
For generations almost Il was the
claim that America could not develop
its beautiful singing voices. but that
its talented children must seek the
aid of foreign teachers and schools IL
they were to hope for any advance
ment in their art. 1t was plucky and
beautiful little Anna Case. now rec
ognized as one OF the most gifted ar
lists OF the concert world. who was
the very first to prove what a real
American girl with a genuine gift
could do. Today she is the peer of
any lyric soprano before the Ameri-
can public. The day is not far dis&
tant. perhaps. when an equal demon
stration will be made to establish the
English language among he operate
and singing languages Of the world.
Anna Case is coming to Washington
December Il as the artist at the third
concert Of the T. Ar;hu" Smith Ten
Star series at the New National Thea