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All Ballroom and Stage Dances taught.
strictly private lessons Evening Glasses in
ballroom dancing. Children class fancy
dances. sat, II A. NJ. SPECIAL. JOIN
MANSFIELD DANCE CLUB. Meets every
Tuesday evening, commencing Jan. 25, a-12.
in the OLD ROOM. KEEN'S CHOP HOUSE.
fO7 West 44th (next 20 BELASCO THEA
TRE). Arrangements made AT school. Cir
culnrs mailed
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scene is in itself essentially operatic
the composer has reached very inter
esting achievement of theatrical delinea-
ton. 1t is a far better scene than that
OF the Montmartre celebration, oh
which Mr.. Gatti-Casazza and Miss
Roeina Call have expended so much
money and ingenuity. This Is pure
opera 1t has not a shred Of reality in
its texture. II has all the groupings,
poeings. choral mouthings and senti-
mental buncombe essential to a typical
operatic ensemble scene. We may take
IL for what 1t is worth. The duet for
Julien and Louise at any rate Is melo-
dious and admirably written for vocal
display.
The last scene is the artistic climax
of the work. This is Charpentier's real
flight into the realm of tragic opera. 1T
Is truthful In feeling, convincing in man.
ner skilful In preparation and theatrical
device. and has eloquent musical express
sion. 1t brings Louise to a conclu-
sion which sends the auditor home with
at least a momentary conviction that he
has been present at revelation.
The long absence of Louise" from the
repertory of the Metropolitan Opera
House has caused some astonishment.
Its introduction into the list must be at
of providing new roles for Miss Geral-
dine Farrar. The popular sporano has
not been fortunate in the additions to
her treasury. She has suffered from
Louise" in the sequel which Charpentier
wrote to yesterdays work. and she had
severe attack of "Lodoletta."
Her Carmen may justly be regarded as
a makeshift. The role was never in
tended for her. nor she for it. In Tosca
she has made excellent progress. albeit
she has never risen TO the full stature
OF the part nor can it fairy be asserted
that her Md1ton is ideal. Her Marguerite
IN Faust is barely acceptable. She
must find new parts, for not even such an
adorable Cto- Cto-Sdn can live by But
terfiy'' alone.
As to the suitability of Louise to the
talents of the American soprano read
ers may, IL they have the inclination,
consider what is said in the review of
yesterdays performance. But to return
to the point The production of the
opera at the Metropolitan is largely due
to the needs of Miss Farrar For which
those who enjoy 1t will be thankful
There is no pressing need of accounting
for every motion Of the stars and plan
cts.
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Paris'S Wayward "LOuise" Brought Back to
Gipe an Additional Role for Miss Farrar

timists Society. personally offers
prize OF $500 for the best quintet (piano
and strings) by an American COM
poser. Manuscripts must be labelled
with motto on nom de plume and be
accompanied by a. sealed envelope bear
ing outside the same motto or nom de
plume and containing the name and ad-
dress of the composer. These envelopes
will not be opened by the judges until
after they have selected the winning
composition. Manuscripts are to be sent
TO the secretary of America Music OPP
tin1ists at West 130th street. New
York city. The judges will be Josef
Stransky, Henry Hadley, Hans Letz.
Roberto Moranzoni and JoaE Manen-
The winning composition Is TO have its
first performance at one of the concerts
Continued on Eighth Page.
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George Ar'liss will be seen at the
Strand next week in a screen adapta-
tion by Associated Producers of Franz
Molnars play of two continents. The
Devil" which the noted actor--now
making his film debut--made famous on
the speaking stage during the theatrical
season of 190S-9. Those in the support
Ing cast are Miss Lucy Cotton. Miss
Sylvia Dreamer, Edmond Lowe and Ro-
land Bottomley. A new Mermaid comedy
will complete the film part of the pro-
grammc.
Sergastchenko Oriental ballet COM
pany will produce one of their pro-
gramme numbers, THE Dance Inferno"
as a prologue to The Devil" For this
ballet and the others of their programme
the music has been written by Tomo
Afanassi Yagodka. who has also assist
ed in the designing OF the costumes. rne
scenes have been painted and the choreo-
graphy devised by Leo Tulga Sergast-
chenko, ballet master, with tho assist
ance of Joseph Caldwell. an American
artist.
For the first time in the history of mo-
tion pictures in this city four theatres
will offer the same picture simultaneous
ly this afternoon and evening, when
.Astor. Lyric. Longacre and George VI.
Cohan theatres. The programme at all
OF these houses will be identical, includ-
ing specially arranged musical scores
and incidental flm features.
outside the Law" produced by the
Universal, is described as a melodramatic
5ornance starring Miss Priscilla Dean.
hrown for her impersona tons of crook
roles. Lon CLANCY, notable bad man
az tho screen. heads the supporting cast,
which includes Wheeler Galsman. A. (.
Warren Ralph Lewis and Stanley
Goethals. II was written and directed
by Tod Browning.
Miss Constance Binney In Something
Different" a Realart picture adapted
from "Calderon's Prisoner" Miss Alice
Duer Millers novel. will be the stellar
feature at the Rislto. In the cast. with
the star are Miss Lucy Fox. Ward Crane.
Crane Wilbur Miss Gertrude Hillman
and Mark Smith. II Was directed by r.
William Neill and the sccnarist was
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AccoUNTANCY CLASSES FORMING.
PACE a FACE. 80 Church street, New York.
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Miss kathryne Stuart. A Mack Sennett
comedy, Bungalow Romance" and the
Rialto magazine, which has a bit en-
titled "The Human Eye" as a special
feature. will be other screen attractions.
The Capitol next week has as it's fea-
ture prisoners of Love-" in which Miss
Betty Compson makes her first appear
ance as star. The picture is being dis
tributed by Goldwyn the story was writ
ten by Catherine Henry and directed by
Arthur Rosson. Making Manhandlers." /"
the third of a series of Sport Pictorials.
produced by the Town and Country Films
and edited by Grantland Rice, is a story
of the training and life of the cadets at
West Point.
A George Fitznauricc production for
Paramount, Paying the Piper" will be
the principal attraction at the Rivon
Ouida Bergere Is the author and adapter
OF this picture. Heading the cast are
Miss Dorothy Dickson. Miss Alma Tell
George Fawcett and Rod La Rogue The
story deals with that idle section of the
wealthy which seeks the white lights
and cabarets for entertainment. Another
feature of the Rivoli programme will be
the second part OF the pictures taken by
the Paramount-Vandenbe expedition
into East Africa and Uganda Or
Leonard Vandsnbergh will appear at
every performance and lecture on his
discoveries in tfe Dark Continent A
Mutt and Jeff cartoon. The Papoose.
will be another feature on the film pro-
gramme.
d, w. Griffith's twelve part produc-
ton of "Way Down East" based on
the famous stage play bv Miss I,ottie
Blair Parker. reaches its twcnty-second
week at the Fortyfourth Street.
"Behold the Mani adapted by Pathe
from The Life of Our Saviour" will
be fess aated for Its Sunday showing at
the Apon~, Theatre to-day.
'Tn the Days of st. Patrick" and other
Irish films continue at the Lexington
Theatre.
THE Inside of the Cup" the Cosmo-
politan-Paramount screen production
from Winston ChurchilIs novel ot the
same name. begins the second week cf
It's extended engagement at the Cri-
terion-
The attractions at Loew's New York
this week will include William s. Hart
In "The Testing Block" to-day and to-
morrow; II. y. Warner In when We
Were e." Tuesday: "Trusnt Husbands"
with Mahlon Hamilton. Wednesday; ~
Thousand to One" with Hobart Bos-
W orth, Thursday; 1.-TWO Moons" with
Buck Jones. and Hearts Are Trumps.
Friday; "The Silver Lining" with Jewel
Saturday. and William de
Miles Midsummer Madness" Sunday.
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Continued on Eighth Pa0e.
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SECOND ALL WAGNER
ORCHESTRAL CONCERT

A second all Wagner programme will
bo given by the Philharmonic Society
this afternoon at Carnegie Hall The
list will be entirely different from that
Of the first Wagner concert At the
society's Thursday evening concert this
week Leo Schulz will be the soloist.
The programme Is: MAILER. first SYM
phony: Mendelssohn. ''FinCaTs Cave"
overture; Schumann. cello concerto /;
Wagner. The MastersinEers" prelude.
At the societys Friday afternoon con-
cert Henry Hadley. assistant conductor,
will lead the orchestra in his own first
symphony. Youth and Life" Miss
Ellen BaIlon. as soloist, viii play Saint
Saenss u minor piano concerto.
Strsuss's It'll Eulenspiesel' and
Dvorals's "Carnevsl" overture complete
the list.
The National Symphony Orchestra.
Willem Mengeiberg. conductor. will
give Beethoven's first and seventh SYM
phonies at It's concerts this week Ia
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Carnegie Hall on Thursday afternoon
and Saturday evening. Mischa Le-
vitzki. as the soloist. will play for the
second number at each concert the same
masters G minor piano concerto.
Arturo Toscanini and his La Scala
Orchestra will appear In a concert at
the Hippodrome tonight under the aus
pices of the Society for the Prevention
and Relief of tuberculosis. The pro-
gramme is: Overture to THE Barber of
Seville" Rossini: symphony. The New
World Dvorak; "Juventus' SYM
phonic poem. DE Sabata Good Friday
spell from "Parsifal," Wagner: Ra-
koczy" march, Berlioz.
Miss Mana "a, president ond
founder OF the American Music OPP
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Truth I'm MeIodramatfc Expression.

The truth in melodranaiic expression.
is reserved for the father. IL Is in the
first and last acts that the composer
has sounded the trueet notes, Tha
sketch of the home of the workman, his
shrewish wife and his wsywardly in
clined daughter are faithfully drawn in
Tho Arst scene, and the music here ffts
Well the dramatic purpose. The cries Of
Paris scene is clever. and because the
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Operas at Metropolitan

MONDAY.
"Manon Lescaut." with Nine. Aida,
Messrs. Mariinelh and Scott.
WEDNESDAY,.
''Tosca," with Miss Farrar, Messrs.
Gigli and Scott.
THURSDAY.
"Cleopatra's Night" with Nine.
Aida and Mr.. Kingston; lie Coz
dor" with Mines. Garrison and
Sundelius. Mr.. Dlaz, Miss Cali
and Mr.. Bonfiglio.
FRIDAY.
"Eugen Onegin," with Nine. Muzio
and Mr.. Martinelli.
SATURDAY.
Matinee-'Lucia,' with Nine. Garri-
son and Mr.. Gigl. Evening
''zaza," with Miss Farrar and Mr..
Crimi.
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