davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11
z PARAFH SW. JANA
BOzEGO.

Czterdziesto = godzinne naboAehstwo
odbyIo sic W koSciele p. W. Sw. Jana
Bozego, w dniach 7go, Sgo i 9go CRU
dnia, b. r., a odbyfo sic tax uroczyacie
Z TAXA gorliwUScia. talk re Strony du-
c~howiehstwa jak i parafian, ne jesli
kiedy, to w tych trzech dniach milo by
10 Bogu przdbywaG wSr6d a tn m
ziemi. Wiclhi parafianie dobrze pojcli
GJriosN0Sc togo nabozefStwa. KoSci0i
ami IA chwile ME byl pr0zny. Cd bra
Sku dniai az do wicczon Sli mfOdzi /
starry - matki, kt6rych dni Gale pre-
pelnicne 50 trosiami, otcowie zaS Pc
dn.u ciezkiej / mo2olnej piracy, mlo-
dzieh tea; wszyscy sic cisncli do o}ta-
RIA, z wiara i u~fno$cia, gotowi M wszel
kic poawiccemia. Kiedy doroSli Zniewo-
ldul byli udac sic do swych codzien-
nych O~5OwiQ1kpw, to dZieci S1kOlne Gu
waly pred NajSw. Sakramentem. l tax
przcz prZerwy piyneh modlitwa pred
tron BoSa Ulrytego ma OftarZu, a stad
SHY lIski Cbfite - faska przcbace-
mia, wstQpi}a w niejedno cree Nabo-
lcfstwo roUpoczeio sic w~oczysta pro-
ccSya z NajSw. Sakramcntcm. W ME
Gziclc, sumo celebrOwal Y. Jak66
Szprcnga, w asystencyi Y. Jana Sto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11

tygodnia naStapiiy masow areszto-
wanna ~przewodc6w strajkowych
niemalo InarobiIy huku W lokalnej
Sr0dmiejskiej prasie jednych i tycn
samych przew6dcow. Teraz wyste-
puje p. Frank A. Cheske, zarzadca
so. chicagoskiego 5 i 1Ocio cento-
wego skladu Woolwortha, pnr. 911S
20 Commercial ave., kt6ry oskarza
czterech przewodc0w o zioSliwe Wy
rzadzenie szkody; zaprzysiagi wa =
ranty ma nastepujacych: o. X. Bic
vens'a, Edwarda Boatman'a, Stani--
siawa Walczaka i Williama Horn'a |.
Adwokat ich Thomas a. Green zap :
wnii obecnoSC klient6w swych W sa-
die ma zadanie, vice "a wsp6lna IL
CODA zaniechano wprowadZenia wa
rant6w aresztu W zycie. Policya u
trzymuje, il W posiadapiu jej znaj =
duje sic zeznanie Zygmunta Oskier-
ko, woznicy karawanu, kt6ry W mic
siacu sierpniu jednak powozif VIA
snym automobilem. Oskierko, We
dug informacyi podanej przez poll
eye, powiada, il kilku z powyzszych
przew6dc6w- angazowaio go o 60
dzinies 1szej W nocy; pc kilku pre-
jazdach kolo skladu 5 i 10eio CEN
towego. 2 automobile jego zuco--
no kilka cegiel, kt6re. zbiiy W tynl
skIadzie okna. Nastepnie udali sic
oni do Stanu Indiana i ME powroci-
Ii, az o godzinie, $50 rano. Przesiu-
chy wstepne odby}y sic W sadie so.
chicagoskim, dnia Ego i ego b. m,
lecz z pewnych powod6w odiozone
zostaly do dnia ego stycznia p. r.
w ubiegly p:atek wieczorem, dziat
wa szkolna z parafii NieRokalanego
Poczecia Najsw. Maryi Panny, urz&-
dzila IA Geese swego proboszcza X.
Franciszka Wojtalewicza, wystep pu
bliczny W sail parafialnej, PREY mad
zwyczaj licznym udziale publiczno-
sci. z okazyi imienin, ktorc soleni
zant W tym dniu obchodzii. o 60
dzinie Sci. prey dzwiekach muzyki'
yprowadzouo do sail so~leniZanta,
poczem odbyl sic doboroTy program
przygotowany przez niezmordowan9
pracownice, mieiscowe Siostry JOS
finki. Uczni6w i uczenic ~bioracycA
udzial W programme, wyszczegolniac
ME bedziemy; powiemy tylko to- re
dziatki graly, ~Spiewaly, deklamowa-
iy doskonale. X. proboszcz byl bar
do rozczulony.
Strarfk W stalCv1niach so. chicagoS-
kich Jest juz M ukOGczemiu. W ponie-
dzialek miniony. wycofanych zosta'o
1Ctu policyantGw Z sierzantem kapi-
tancm Smithem, kt6rzy powr6cili do
swych dawngch zajec ~policyjnych. IA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11

i6skiego jake dyakona i X. Wincentego
Nowakowsliego, jake subdyakonA. IA
zanie wyg}osil X. Franciszek Tyrcha.
Nieszpory wieczorem celebrOwaf \.
Wojciech ~Janiszewski, w asystencyi y.
J. Mszanowskiego jake dyakona / n.
Szczcpana KowalskiegO jake subdyako-
ma. Sfowo Boze wypOwied2ial y. Bo-
lcslaw Sztuczko c.. s. G. w po-
nicd1.alek sumo odprawi1 X. Jan Sto-
ifrski a kazanie wygfosi1 X. Piotr Wit
mafSki. WiecZorem nieszpory celebro-
wa Y. Pawef SObczak c.. R., W asy-
stencyi Y. Wincentego Nowickiego ia
ko dyakona d ". J. ZieleziGskiego ia
ko subdyakdlN. KaDanie mial X. Jan
MecikOwski. We wtorek: sumo odpra-
viii Y. Jak6b Szprenga a kazanie wy
g}osil Y. c. Marcinkiewicz. Nieszpory
ma Zakohczenie celebrowa} X. Wojciech
OlszcWrSki W asyStencyi Y. Leona Sy-
chowskicgo jako dyakuna i Y. Toma-
sza Smyka jake s~ubdyakona. S}owo B0-
re wyglOsii Y. Jan S~obieszczyk c. K.
OprGcz wyzei wymicnionych, do pomo-
cy micjscowym ksiezom prZybyli ma
stCpujacy kap}ani Y. Jan B. Obyr-
taCz G.. r.. Y. Stanisiaw Siatka G.
R.. Y. Edward Kowalcwski, X. Fer
dynaInu Scicszka. Y. Bronisfaw Czaj-
kowski, ". Franciszck Karab4sz, y.
Henryk JagOdzinski, y. s. Gruza, G..
s. c., y. +. BimanSki, Il. j. Y.
FrancisDck GrzcS, y. Rajmund Applet,
y. Franc:Szek WojciechOwski, y. Sta
nislaw Radniccai, Y. FranciSzek Ja-
gielski, X. Felix's Prange, Y. Stani-
shaw Doberstein, X. B. S~zudzihski,
Y. Francis2ek Ostrowski, X. Franco
SICK Siara c.. r., X. StaniSlaw Cho-
lcwi6sAi, Y. Leon Iucho4a, Y. JGzcf
PajkowSki. Y. Julian G~rzezihski, Y.
Felix's Kachlowski, X. Antoni WiSnie-
wski, Y. AntOni Ha}gas, Y. Edward
Stefanowicz, y. Stanislaw DabrOwiak,
Y. KazimicrZ Ptjan0wski, X. Frah-
ci2ek MaTcinek, y. SDczepan Bubacz,
y. Tomasz Bona, Y. Boleslaw Kasprzy
cki, Y. FranciSzek Kuli1fSki, X. Anto-
nj Socha i y. Jan Peterson. Ma "a
kohczenie odby1a sic solenna procesya
z NajSw. Sakramentem. Ch6rom para
fialnym nalehy sic g}ebokie a szczere
uznanie "a ich prace i poSwiecenie W
~prZeciagu trDech dni upiekszajac nabo-
zenstwa, pod umicjetna dyrekcya p.
Franciszka MalinowSkicSo. SiostTOm
F~elicyankom zaS "a prz~yStrojenie Of
TARA, kt0ry tonaf w kwiatach i plonQl
Odblaskiem swiec. Kilka set OS0b prZy-
stapi{o do Sakrament6w Sw. Sfowem IL
roczystoSc ozterdzicsto-godzinncgo ma
boze6stwa maj Janowie, odby}a sic i'm
pmujaco. Kapfan6w wsp6fbraci przyj-
mowai nader goScinnie Y. proboszcz
Ludwik Grudzihski.
Tow. MfOduieiy i'm. Sw, StaniSfaMa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11

pitan Smith powiada, re byloby zbyte-
cznym trzymaG policye ma stray, kie-
dy ME jest potr0ebna. Spok6j normal
NY zauwazyc dale sic wszedzie. Prace
W Stalowniach zostana ze5ciowo wstrzy
name 2 braku wegla.
Zarzad parku BesSemer, przygotO-
wuje OIpowiednie miejsce ola }yzwia-
rzy, ktGrzy bedQ mOgli Oddawac sic
sportowi kazdego cEasu, podczaS pory
zimowcj.
W domu PIP. Jerzego i Amy Thomas,
zam. pnr. 7941 Saginaw ave-, odby}a sic
pred paru dniami uczta pozegnalna, z
powcdu Odjazdu rh do Europy do ro-
Gz:nnej krainy ,,Nlzacyi'. Pomiedzy go
semi byl take p. JuliuSz L. GrzeS&.
P. Thomas, jest p~Owszechnie znany w
grodzic 90. chicagOSkim jake Runtrak-
LUX CtLlINAiUONS' "SJcShah IL huolHoiNp
W celu 2~wielzcnia ~sprrstoszonych miejsc
Spowodowanych wojna w Francyi. -
Zwiedza take LOtaryngye. Pan D. Wa
chuwfak, Swym sfowiczem g}Osem, roZ-
wc5ela} %zobranych gJ5ci Spiewem; bal
wioQo sic wy5mienicie do p0znej n0cy.
-
Richard J. Griffith, LEGACY lat 40,
zam. pnr. 3O43 T. 93ej III, zmarl w pia-
tex miniCny me zapa!cnie p}uc. Pogrzeb
odbyl sic W p~onicIziaiek, dnia S1go b..
m, ply licnym pI!ziGle krcwnych, zna
$omych i przyjaci04. Zmarly naleza& do
starych osadnikow o5wOdu Calumet.
Hcnryk Nieman, syn Starych oSadni-
kGw ~tutejsgych, Fam. pnr. $50 ONeil
ul., zmarl W piqtek o godzinie 30 "a
no, liczac PREY Zgonic lat As, wskutek
rieszczc5liwcSo wypadHu. Zajety on byl
olejowanicm maszyn i kicdy wszedl na
dr-oinc. Stracii ~r6wrowagc i Spad1 IA
d6{ radwercAajac sobie cZaSzke. PO-
grzeb odbyl sic W poniedziaiek.
~
Dz,cci Szkolne, Skupiajacc sic PREY
parafii Sw. Maryi Magdaleny, przySo-
towuja sic do przedstawicnia Swiate--
cznego. Poicbno Oicgraja n sZtukc
p. t. ~,,Jasefka", W sail parafialnej.
Bli1sze Szczeg6}y p6zniet.
::
Pred paru dnfami so. chicagoska po-
licya otrzyma}a telefCl1icZne wezwanie
0 ~przys4anie wozu ambulansowegO do
naroznika S3ej i Exchange ave-, gdzie
sic znajdowaG miewa OsOba re zlama-
na noga. Urzednik dylurny wyslal ma
.tychmiarSt ambulans ma mfejsce q DIR.
EugeniuSzem artiganem. Gdy przyby-
Ii ma miejsce, przekonali sic, re ME
s1czcSliwcem by} str6z kOlei ulicZnych.
Gdy leharz zabieral sic do piracy, strM
zazadal, ably przys}ano stolarza, a po-
niewaz automobil, ktGry go najecha},
zfama} mu noge Sztuczna - drzewianq.
Zamiast do szpitala, odwieziono so do
domu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11

Tow. Mfodniezy i'm. Sw. Stanisfawa
Kostki, skupiajqce sig przy tejhe para
fiji, przystapi do spowiedzi Sw., W PREY
SzlQ s0bote wiezorem, n w niedZiele
o godzinie 7:30 rano ~przystapi wsp6l-
ME do Komunii Sw. WszyScy czlonko-
-wie SO obowiazani wypehnic ten ObO-
wiazek. Powyzsze TOwarzystwo ma swe
posiedzenie W przysz}a niedziele, dnia
14go b. m, o ogdzinia lei p%opo}udniu.
ObccnoSc czfonk6w jest k%oniecna, pO-
niewaz Jest wiele waznych spraw do
zaiatwienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11

iS,wgtT7F's: ! sl;a.ss,iiq!Zssd y o, s,s.
-kWo5,kuuaSS:5o,d'asiiSs, . g's se;
sa sssS:sn9SS611s3RTEr s5; 9 Ss Z
jake bo-
-HuEaSm9aE5&E B5fSBS@ Strzyma-
! ss 3R3S8r ss&S8y8SBBf Ba3y2IS2$ - BfB HBSHf SSBOaosO
hNanG9g4s4RJasw d9ynui / tnsT
sdwoto2 Rism Sss~irS0sisstn
I gnBa8 dOsaatm @FHeiA2SRfiw wsio uznan,a
q rs SD SsoTS t6Rt ySosi'-
pTac BEEpYGYFAy&sAo FRSeRpych ofia
sige9ak Observation-Disclosures ar
mate niemiecka zdobyta przez anne
EHgA3E oytatniej wOt-
niaISAGk& dbkszej chwili,
narsszcie pFFstranspsrtOTano do
va Sn&aHIa@, Ania ago
sErudnia SER Pc sAH4RbattKiePiu formal
tel
iiPST&1sEkE fSJF 0a36s@%in{Hgtfatyi kolejo =
Ssh s6eGyab8I ksoRftst5B OsOOaeh p.
ca. JpliBSzRG HeSAsSaiA. W. Morel,
CART J.94dams QoGsorgd W. Boiling
a3ddai Irssl k4tst6sza DavidsOn'a.
s447P ma ira5Ssp abRafe przechOwuie
gw swym zakladzie. Armate te m
~przyszrT wf6sng ustawi sic W South
.oeMta.f6F nd 1pgdbfG7nem miejscu PREY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES demonstra-
sJesHsYli2 dotTbcOr
list 81 gGbet 5iz..
81 AdxnkaaEoaRSaaiaSewski syn komi-
.osaiza etek6yfnego zdobywa Iaury na
Ipoffu 5baraseykF9 Mlody Rydzewskt
-graL&lRke nozna (foOt baIl) z klu-
benz Hammond i otrzymai sumo SIS
la kasda gre cd tego klubu. Niema-
Ito tex wysmienits gra i sprawnoScia
~przysporzyi slawy klubowi Ham
mond. Teraz zaangazowai go klub
Massiion W Stanie Ohio placac Ry-
dzewskiemu o wiele wyzsza gaze !
wszelkie wydatki.
q W miejscowym parku BessemeE,
przy S9ej i So. Chicago ave-. po--
,zleJ niedzieli odbywa:
sic beda bezpiatne koncerta, o 60
dzinie Sci popoludniu. Ma program
wchodza $piewy solowe. duetowe i
kwartetowe, oraz produkeye muzy-
zne Pierwszy koncert odbyty mimic
nej niedzieli eieszyi sic ~powodze--
MEM. Jest nadzieja, re daisy ciQg
wystep6w uczni / uezenic p~arkowych
~zdobedzie uznanie u p~ublicznoSci.
y
South Chicago znajduie sic W og-
niu senzacyi postrajkowej. ZeszieEo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11
WiadomoscizSout
Chicago.
NOTATKI.

w ubiesla niedzfele, dnia 7go b.
m, rozpoezeia sic W koSciele D. ".
Niepokalanego Poczeeia NajSw. Ma
ryi Fanny, PREY ktorym proboszczem
Jest Y. Franciszek WoJtalewicz, dwu
tygodniowa Misya polaczona z odpu-
stem. Misya kieruja 90. Misyonarze
re Zgromadzenia sw. Wincentego i
Paulo, z Kollegium Sw. Jana Kan
tego z Erie, Pa, a mianowicie: Y.
NJ. Stupi6ski, X. X. TyzynsA x. J..
Sadowski Porzadek ~nabozenstw CO.
y9ztennych W czasie misyi jest haste
pGj$cy: rano - Msze sw. o godzi-
'9nSiSe $50, Z, 7:45, Sis i Sci.
3gp9%HPiu; ~naOoaehstwO o godzintc
AToHs8fecenie pamiatek misyjnych,
-ersIRs6yYae MONA W sail pod ko-
~k%SRaW sczorem: N~abOzehstwa .
IIgodzinie 1880. Porzadek kazan mi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o godzinie sci
Sci no. N8oludniu o gOdz. Sci
Wieczorem o godziie 1880. W ME
sgnfS tasiRS6kaS Oraz kazanta -
poPoludniu i YieszPrem. ~zakoncze-
-uaBS @Hogl6bf9Ei@tsie W niedziele,
d19asSfSoshset q ossodinie 1880 vie
hsprak WswieekaHtRa9 odbeda sic so
-T&nse K@zHP3fPE &A1ahiem i wysta-
NJ
J6t55 33iaRsYE2S0li5lEE. 'P 5]5sss P.ss@-
ny :RSht EHik 4Ha6dlRRRffWast i panier'
a dru2i dbSep 544fSBffa i miodzieh'-
.o sS6KKo sSgo.Tte!ahib oa(%Rfehac bsda
F9Oczawszy cd STody do sOboty. W
~-gE+Ti5T5 Tg5Tf TETT4fdla ME
%!S&S5sInaa18IlfBp a &6E9g9i#d ola mez-
TpEyzn i mlOdziencSE .si1I W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11

pitan Smith powiada, re by4oby zbyte-
cznym trzymaG policye ma stray, kie-
dy ME jest ~potrzebna. Spok6j normal
ny zauwaAyG dale sic wszedzie. Prace
W Stalowniach zostana ae5ciowo wstrzy
name z braku wegla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-11

Zarzad parku Bessemer, przygoto-
wuje OIpowicdnie miejsce ola lynwia-
rzy, kt6rzy beda mOgli oddawac sic
sportowi kaAdego c1asu, podczaS porr
zimowcj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19

Warmer" mentally chosen some
months before any announcement was
made or any definite arrangements
concluded: and that is how the future
of "Nightie Night" on the road is
being planned now.
An actress comes to the Klauber
office. Perhaps she has to come again,
because busy managers are not always
in their Offices. Eventually, however,
she finds Mr.. Klauber in. An apprais-
ing, kindly glance, and a blue manu-
script is handed over the desk to the
asplrant. with an encouraging Sup
pose you read that to me-" and the
would-be Mollie begins THANK you,
Or. Bentley, we'll be glad to come
some other evening. Billy loves
bridge"
Sometimes the interview ends after
a few moments of reading: more fire.
quently the actress is given the part
and asked to return later for another
reading.
The next incident takes place at the
theatre, where the understudy for
"o''e NAV he for the moment re-
hearsing Trixie's role. The new
:. .4~. assumes The role of Mollie for
brief rehearsal with the company.
Meanwhile Mr.. Klauber watches the
rehearsal, noting this and that which
may interfere with the future Of
Mollie.
Nothing definite, apparently, is the
outcome of the rehearsal, but there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19
The influence of the Bathtub
Is Apparent in the Movies

A few weeks ago Glare A. Briggs
drew q cartoon showing a man trying
to take bath and answer the tele-
phone at the same time. This cartoon
was the cause Of one of the most anus
ing hoaxes played on q metropolitan
newspaper in years. A man signing
himself "Rrownell" wrote to The New
York Tribune attacking the bathroom
cartoon as vulgar and coarse. I'm
mediately all the Briggs fans rushed
into print to defend their favorite car
toonist. After two weeks OF contro-
versy it developed that Brownell's let
ter was in reality praise of Briggs "a
work. only it had been so subtlety
worded that only few got the real
meaning.
This bathtub incident has now been
put into motion pictures, furnishing
one of the hilarious scenes Of "The
Handy Man Around the House." 9
forthcoming Paramount Briggs comedy
produced by Briggs from his own car.
tOOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19
Physical Fitness Ina Claire's
Sine Qua Non for Actresses
Broadway's New Woman
Star Got Her Idea i'm
a Public School

Ina Claire, questioned yesterday con-
corning the sustained buoyancy of her
playing in 1.-THE God Diggers" at the
Lyceum Theatre. the longest role she
has ever taken, gave the explanation in
two words-"physical fitness"
"That doesn't Imply q stupid regime
of physical culture" she added. ain
fact. the plan which | evolved for its
accomplishment was for the very pur-
pose of getting away from the monot-
ony of gymnastics as they are COM
monty understood. Watching school
children at this work has so often
given me dreadful sense of futility-
of time wasted. believe it was while
watch ing class in physical culture in
a public school one day that the idea
came to me that there must be some
more beautiful way to achieve that
fitness which is the pride of America
than in the manner in which it was
being taught, but the real inspiration
came to me later.
II was one day privileged to watch
lsadora Duncan in the rehearsal Of
some new dances. at that time in the
process of creation. How much or how
ong she had studied the music she
wished to interpret before she began
to express its thought in motion
don't know, but | do know that she
took each phrase separately and rem
dered her conception of it in the
rhythm of a dance motif and then
wove the whole into one exquisite
symphony, which told the story in mo-
ton equally as effectively as the COM
poser had told it in melody.
while watchin. her the idea came
be evo'ved from music that would keep
the body fit while being a stimu ant
TO the Imagination, giving q sense of
easure equal to that one enjoys in
dancing. and developing ones aesthetic
sense at the same time.
ut wasn't quite as easy to accom-
plish such thing as it seemed, how
ever, tor it required a great deal Of
study to make the work conform to
the compositions selected, and to Sc
ect, on the other hand, such compost
tions as would lend themselves to in
depreciation through rhvthmcal mo-
ton. But eventua ly did it. evolved
series Of exercises that have been a
Joy to me. They bring into . ay every
musc'e in my body, and at the same
time give me that same exhi aration
that have in dancing. Through them
| keep my health my spirits and what
you call my buoyancy."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19
AMUSEMENT NEWS AND STAGE DOOR CHA?
This Producer, Once Player,
Later Critic, Knows Actors
Understanding From His Own Experience Troubles
of Stage Aspirants, Adolph Klauber Has
Unique Method of Meeting and Choosing Ther2

Probably one could count upon
thumbs and forefingers the theatrical
producers who have Deen pom actors
and dramatic critics. having done So,
all but the thumos would be lelt out
in summing up those OF the four who
remember exactly how they themselves
felt toward producers in the paot-and
apply that Renaissance TO practical
account.
One of the thumbs is Adolph Klaubcr,
who hasn't forgotten his precise men,
tai attitude when at the age OF nine-
teen he was summarily put into sum-
mer stock roles as the light comedian
OF the company instead of being in
trusted with the characte rizaton of a
venerable oldster
MIR. Klauber's reminiscence of his
state of mind is the entire reverse of
those memorable verses written q while
ago by Roland Young, in his "Improv-
Ing Rhymes for Anxious Actors:
"Ah me. hoao very sad it is
TO be a hedvy lead
To play Otheiio when / long
To play comic Suede"
To be sure, young Klaubers desire
did not mount to Othello, but, even so,
1t was some time before he was given
serious character work. When he did
he scored hit. Perspiring mid ummer
audiences of Washington and Louisville
applauded enthusiastically. 1t may be
that he would have out Baconed Frank
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Eddie Leonard DiscOurses ON
The Oid-Time Minstrel Man

when the first night critics an
nounced chat in 'Roly Boly Eyes had
made the leap from minstresy to
musical comedy" said Eddie Leonard,
OF "Roly- Boly Eyes," at the Knicker-
booker, Il began to wonder Was |
OF the amusement tree, or was it just
the same sort of post, requiring the
same sort Of ability?
And / came to the conclusion that
musical comedy technique Is not so
different from that of minstrelsy, and
that the dancing which will set to tap
ping the toes of a minstrel show audi
ence Will also start syncopation wave
among the musical comedy crowd. The
oldtlmc buck dancing and also the
so1t-shoe steps which | am using in
'Roiy-Boly Eyes are remnants of the
minstrel days Of Billy Emerson, and [
have lifted them bodily into musical
comedy with very little change.
buck dancing, properly done. is diff
ficu.t, and much practice is necessary
before anything like perfection is at
tanned. 1t also requires strong ankles,
for the muscles of the leg must be kept
perfectly tuat. and the leg, from
the ankle to the toes, must be flexible.
practiscd four hours day, and every
buck dancer takes daily exercises
which are every bit as rigorous as
those of the ballet dancer In fact GER
tain exercises are used by both the bal
lei and soft-shoe dancer, for the same
muscles that enable the ballet girl to
keep her balance must be strengthened
to buck and so is hoe work.
1T has always seemed to me that the
uncertain factor known as personality
enters into minstrel dancing more than
H., nv other variety. The harder an
athletic or an eccentric dancer works.
the more appreciatve the audience. as q
general rule; but min ,tlel steps are an
otncr story. The chief point is, think.
70 get over the footlights the impress
SION OF ease. And that is why, although
! am IN reality working hard, | always
Try 10 give my audience the impression
that my steps are simple"
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Museum Lectures

The following lectures will be given
at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on
Saturday afternoon at 4 D. M, in Class
Room A.
November /, "The Widening Refine
ment in French Gothic Cathedrals,"
William II. Goodyear, the Brooklyn
Museum; November s. "Recently Dis
covered Architectural Refnements in
the Cathedral of Notre- Dame at
Paris" William H. Goodyear; Novem-
Der Is, Greek Bronzes," George H.
Chase, professor Harvard University;
November %, Greek Terracottas,"
G George H; Chase November en- %, The
NJ A. Richter. The Metropolita
Museum of Art; December 6. Roman
Portraiture," Gisela M. A. Richter;
December l3, "Thc Architecture of
Ravenna," John Shapley, professor
Brown University; December 90 1.-THE
Mosaics of Ravenna," John Shapey;
December 81, "Romanesque Portals"
Charles R. Morey, professor Princeton
University.
January 3. "The Charm of English
professor Cornell University; 10, 1.-The
English Chapter House," Professor AL
bert C. Phelps II, THE Art of Louis
XIV and Modern America" L. Raymond
| Bossange. Carnegie Institute of Tech
nology, Pittsburgh; "a, THE Art of
Louis XIV and Louis XVI and Modern
America" E. Raymond Bossange; 81,
subject to be announced later A. D.
F. Hamlin, professor Columbia Univer-
sity.
February 7, italian Baroque Sculp-
ture," Chandler r. Post professor Har-
ward University; February IA, THE De-
velopment of Italian Gardens in the
Renaissance, With q Study of Certain
Examples James S. Pray. professor
Harvard University; February 81, eur
Their Examp es of Italian Renaissance
Gardens-Their Bearing on American
Work." James S. Pray; February 2s,
EARLY French Book Illustration
Hours of the Blessed Virgin Mary"
William WINS, jr., Metropolitan Mu-
scum Of Art.
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Ga RI
y e0SsI

az an illustrator. and Edwards was
formerly one Of the leading fiction IL
Illustrators Of the country. He devel-
oped from "The Harvard Lampoon,
but finally abandoned drawing because
OF poor eyesght
He now finds the manufacture of &C.
centric uku clcs profitable, and is an
art photographer of note.
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At the Manhattan Opera House to.
night benefit performance viii be
gwen under the auspices of the pro.
ducing managers of the citv for the
Chelsea Memorial Association 20 erect
in the park on Ninth Avenue, be-
tween Twenty seventh and Twenty
eighth streets, suitable memorial to
the men of the Chelsea district who
gave their lives to tneir country in the
war. Among the players who will sp-
pear are Raymond Hitchcock, Eddie
antor, Fert Williams, Stella Mayhem.
Van and Schenck, johnny Dooley. Whit
ng and burt, Ruth Ryye, Walter ]
Pond, Eddie Dowling Sylvia Clark, Hal
Hixon, Olga Bergstrom, Bert Levy, the
3. F. Keith Bows Bard of $50 pieces.
Frederick Summer, Lottie Briscoe. Wal.
fer c. Wilson, Harriet Marlotte and
others.
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Tribune. Both are playing in the
Greenwich Village Follies at the Nora
Bayes Theatre.
Although acquainted, they had never
become friends until each made a
debut on the professional stage when
the Follies was first produced at the
Greenwich Village Theatre. They are
representative Bohemians of the Wash
ington Square district,
Miss Tice has gained much renown
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psychoanalyst, especially if he has
once had warnings of his own, this
subcon cious desire becomes evident
in the actors rehearsal of any part
Let him rehearse. Then hunt out the
suppressed desire and jot it down.
That is the practical method by
which Mr.. Klauber had the road com
panies for Twin Beds" and Fair and