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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-10

taZich a povaze onu prekvapu-
jici podobnost; nebot' ona jest
dcerou Vaseho syna Arnosta a
ieho zidovske milenky Adah
ArnauttoVe."
Okamzik straSneho ticha -
hlasity vykrik mlade divky.
Polly re byla ditetem one
proklete zeny? Zblaznil jste
se?" hfimal jeneral vyskociv.
pred omnacti lety," vypra-
voval Trent nerozbornym
lllidem, "nachazel Sc parek
ma ceste k staremu panskemu
zamku, jejz jste one krajine
vlastniI. Cestou prisla V jedne
chatrci ma svet dcera, kteraz
byla ponechana peel rybarky,
Hanny Duffove, co Adah sla
ia svym milencem, jenz il byl
opustil. Hanna DuffoVa VISA
dila, v opilem stavu Sc naleza-
tic, dit6 ma breh mofsky, ably
je priliv pohltil. Tam nasel je
nahodou francouzsky herec.
Vidite, re vase porucenka neni
nikdo jiny, sez-li dcera vaseho
syna d Adah Arnaultove." !"
Pauletta pfikrocila blize k
mluvicimu.
Mohla zapomenouti tento O.
kamzik? Sere osvetleni, zlo-
myslny dsmev Hildy, ieneral
vzrusen zlosti rozcilenim a
Trent. jehoz sssku byla odmr-
Stila. TAX kIidne sdeloval tate
! straSna odhaleni.
"Tatinku!" volala specha
10 K ieneralovi, .ienz mel oci
rouze pro Trenta.
"SIova plat vzdy malo a va
Sc tolik jake nie," zvolal jent
raj.
ooh, vim, re nenalezim
vasim oblibencum. koho sc bo
lime, toho nenavidime. Wy 81
mne bojite jiz davno, mily je
nerale. RozpomeEte Sc ma o
no psani, jez vam Almost nj
smrteln6 posteli psal jez ist'
mi porucil nectene spalitL"
"Dale."
Trent vynal zkapsy sezlout
" dopis.
"Jsem opatrnym a neniclm
co mi mUze byti kdysi uzitec
nym. SlySte:
"V domku Hanny DufloV
ina sllnlci Salemske narodil
sc mi dcera. Jest znamenan
krVi meho bratra a ma na kris
materske znameni, podle ne
hoz v8ude poznana byti M
ST. Od ucha k uchu tahne S
krvava cara jako rez nozer
zpusoheny. Pomysleni Ma dit
otravuje me posledni okamz
ky. Co pax Sc ubohe Adah :
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PRONAME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc farma o 80
akrech, 2 kone, 6 krav, 2 pra-
sata, slepice, 10 akrG pastvin,
seno, owes, slama, brambory a
hospodarske nacini. Haste Sc
u JOS. Sedivy, 1879 vych. 40.
ul., roh Hamm Ave. !?
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Vejce nejsou houby.

Selka Ok male neteri 2 me-
sta) "Anicko, jdi hledat vel
ce." = Teticko, ia uz jsem
hledala, ale nemohu je nalezt.
A slepice take ne. Porad hra-
bou ami jedno nemohou Wy
hrabat."
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CNrHNH iHitl
Roman od Liny BerlepsG.

Proc isl neodeSel sc sVou
matkou nenechal mne tu sa-
motnu.
Rudolf il spokojene pozoro-
val. To mi, ,jak to ma zniti.
Jak Sc ii vede, mila sestren-
ko?'
Proc neodpovidas? Rekni
mi radeji. proc isl zdstal, kdyz
mne Iva matka opustila?'
'Abych te osetroval.'
'Zda Sc mi re neumru.'
Ne, Bohu dikyr
PozoroVala no S prekvape-
MIN.
TO jest zvlaSni, ty isl mne
oSetroval - prece bych ii ne
stala v ceste, kdybych zemre-
Ia
t'Nzd0r tomu JSem radSl, re
zijes, KamiElo, promluvil $ u
castenstvim.
"A Ty jsi mne osetfoval
dnem noci, Mrs. HareoVa mi
to rekla; ty isl nasadil .svuj
vlastni zivot. To jest vice, nez
bych ia pro tebe ucinila.'
'Nemluvme tom
Stahla zvoIna S prstu snub-
nj prsten a pDlozila no ma po.
kryvku. 'Nezmi 81 no Ruelolfe
ami IA svet bych .he nenoslla
naroku ma tebe - vezmi 81 Iii
Zrikam Sc dobrovoln6 kazdehC
nu, jak brzy chces.'
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Hilda zbledla ma smrt. My
slim, ze by Sc nemelo one O.
sobe i S jejim d1tetem u vase
no stolu mluviti, jenerale. Pau
letta vi onu prihodu ode mne.
Zapovidam vam, Mr. Trente,
toto jmeno v me pritomnostl
jmenovati."
'FCo jste mel v Hammertonu
co delati, Trente?" kficel je-
neral, aniz by 81 byl .Hildy Vsl-
mnul. N-.~
"Chtel jsem videti onu da-
mu, jejimz diteti jsem slysel
tax podivnou povidku. Ztratila
sve dite V jejim nej1tleJslm
veku - divka, kterou nynl dee
rou nazyva, jest ukradena.
Proto vracim Sc zpet, abych
odevzdal dceru jejim rodicum.
Adah Arnaultova jest nejzajl-
mavejSim pripadem monoma-
ME, ienz zije mimo blazince.
Ella Ma cele jeneralove ma
BELLA. "Budiz prokleta, pro ia
muka, kterymiz mne V muJ sta
ry vek zasypala!"
"To nejzajimavejsi jest, re
vas jiz osmnact let drzi ga lu-
! pice svGho ditete."
"Mne!" hfimal GENERAL a
tloukl ma stul, az talife a skle
nice vyskakovaly. - "RadeJi
bych to dite videl nekde V hlu-
| binach, nez abych Sc no pou-
| re maIickem dotknul. Ostatne
ma Hilda pravdu, to nenl roz-
pravka pro muj dunn"
Trent pokrcil rameny a po-
| hledl S usmevem ma Paulettu.
"Jak sc libi. Pomyslete 81, sic
emo Pauletto, mel isem to pote-
seni videti ma svych cestach /
| vas rodny dunn"
Pauletta Sc ulekla.
"Co o tom Vite, vsech hro-
mu?" fadil GENERAL.
"Nalezl isem no Y Beverley
ma pobfezl Massachuttskem. =
Ma tvari stareho pana stri-
dala Sc neiprudsi cerven sc
smrtelnou bledosti.
Beverley? VellIy Boze! A
co tam jste delal?"
"Chtel isem pozivati mofsk6
no vzduchu," A nez nekdo od'
povedeti mohl, podeprel. sc o lt
noch sve zid6ce pozoroval po
dobizny bratfi Guiltovych, Ne
nj to pozoruhodne, &c jsme vsl
chni seznali podobnost slecnl
+. Raleove $ temito obrazy?'
> Nine to jiz napadlo,' odtuSi
la Hilda rychle.
y Jeneral pohledl zlostne n
7 Trenta.
g "Nyni nam jiz toho nesmy
y slu dost,' huboval. "Doved't'
{ mne do salonu."
Trent danny nastedoValy.
; Pauletta ukryla Sc do yykle
/ ku okennlho a obratlla sc
u advokatovi zady.
q "Zamysllm dokazati," /" zape
y cal opet Trent, naprotl jenere
d lovi Sc usazuje, "ze ma slecn
y Raleova ma tuto podobnost PR
I 20"
Jeneral vzprimil Sc be1
hledu ma bolavou nohu.
u "a pravim, re to neni q
- 4
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MA yYMENU 2 domy pro 2
jeden ma e. 139 Mi
les ave. 5 sv6tnic a koupelna
dole, to same nahore, vse mo-
derni, cena $4,000, vymeni Sc
"a | rodinny "a cenu nejvys
$500; druhy jest ma Rose
wood ave. z Turney Rd. 5 svet-
nic q koupelna dole, tez naho-
re, <veskere moderni vymoze-
nosti, cena $4,000 vymeni
sc za moderni 1-rodinny dunn;
.yse musl byti na prvnim po-
school, Haste Sc u Atlas FL
nance Co. 5458 Broadway a.
Sicha jednatel. l2-10
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S tezkym srdcem a .hlaVou
probudila Sc Pauletta druheho
dne 30 nezdarenGm unosu st.
Johnovu
Jeneral trpel dnou byl Y
rcZmaru velice mrzutem. Go
prinelo Arthura k tomu, &c Sc
vzdaIil, Polly" bylo prvni je-
no slovO.
Pohledla kolem seDe Rilda
sedela vedIe ienerala a roVnala
mu cas- od casu polstafc pod
bolavou nohou. Arthur nebyl
pritomen Paulette bylo vol
neil.
"ProC odcestoval pred svlta-
MIN do Baltimore" tazal sc
jeneral prudce. "Odesel ne
rekI ami, kdy Sc yrati. Pfuj,
Polly
Paulett6 vnikla yeskera
krev do tyafi.
"Zajiste jste sc hadaH. Jak
muzes neco takoVeho utiniti,
husicko, vzdyt' Wis, re te milu-
ie jake oko Y hlave. Pojd', po-
lib mne; dnes jsem V nejmizer-
nGjSim rozmaru. MusiS no vSak
lined Ease zavolati.
"Ne, tatinku, to neudelam. >
"Coze. jest to tedy tax, jak
isem 81 myslil, - ty isl tim vim
na."
"a kdybych byla,' usmala sc
nuceu6, proc bych mela ia spI
Sc ku sve chybe sc priznati, ne1
JIM lide?"
"Ne, ne, TO nedovolim. Sed
hi 81 q plS, co budu diktovatl.
"To neudelam. Nevis, co PR
Wis, tatlnku. la zadnou cenu hC
nezayoIam zpet.
"Jest to TAX zle? Oh, Polly
ty jsi slepa jake netopyr. Go
u kozla, jste NELL ia pricinu
hadce? kdyz Sc to Vsak jiz sta
10, chces poslouchaii radeji sv,
hlavy. jake vslchni tyeho 20
hlaVl."
Hilda pokrclla raneny. "A
thur nepochybne vedel, co GIN
kdyz odjel," podotSla.
81 mic ty" brucel icnera
"Nech mlade lldi ma pokoji. Z
je ii do toho? Srovnej mi pc
stare, Polly"
Ucinila die rozkazu a nezn
stareho muze pollblia kdyb
nebyla Hilda pfltomna, byl
by bezochyby Idce otcovsk
mu pfiteli otevrela; posmesn
pohled nepritelky odnal il VISA
sm6losti.
"Smim ii dnes predcitati IL
why, tatinku?"
A slyset mne brucetl? N
HlIda jest jiz Ia to zvykla. j
Q premyslej 0 svych hfichact
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PRODA Sc novy, prave dosta-
veny dunn, hodici Sc pro .jednu
aneb dve rodiny. Jest V mem z
velkych sv6tnic, fernez, skop-
Ky ma pradlo, china kabinet.
diva zachody, 2 garaze, tvrde
podlahy a finis. Majetek ten
to Sc po pripade vymeni "a
prazdny lot. PIicina prodeje
,odjezd na fal7nu. Haste Sc v
c. 1878 E. Isl. St. Kinsman
Rd. 12-12
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni "a
menSi domek p6kny lot ma e.
116. ulici Corlett Ave. media
leko novostavby vySsi Skoly.
Cena $500. Jeden lot ma L.
131. ul. V nejlepsi obchodni
ctyrti "a $4,000, n6co hotove,
druhe Sc pocka. The Atlas FL
nance Co, 5458, Broadway.
Mr.. Stukbauer, jednatel.
tsssi 12-10
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PRODA Sc reprodukCni Baby
Grand elektricke samohracl
piano, stale $3800, da Sc velnif
LEVINE. Hodi Sc pro vzneSenou
domacnost. Zavolejte telefo-
mem Lorain 500 X. 12-10
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PRODA Sc Upright piano, ma
10 uzivan6 "a $140. Haste Sc
v cisle 1858 Fulton Rd.
12-10
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GDN< <ANA~@tA ~ ~
"Jest6 jeden vylet," zasepta
la, do sedla Sc vyhoupnuvsi,' 4
"posledni ma vzdy." Pustila Sc
k zahvu.
Tam pustila uzdu pohlize-
la zamySlene dali. tx Will.
mne sci do vyhnanstvi a ia no.
jiz vice neuvidim. On mnou
pohrda a ia Sc z toho tesim."
Bylo tomu vskutku tax! Oci,
jeji Sc zalily slzami a oblicej
byl vzruSen bolesti. Byla ovsem
jinemu zasnoubena a tax cd
nej odloucena - vSak vZdor
tomu no prece milovala.
We stinu stromovi Sc Kora Ia
staviIa Pauletta pohledla ma
trpytici Sc iezero.
"Kdybych ved6la, re omen
muz jeSte jednou sve ruky po
mn6 vztahne, radeji bych nyni
vse ukoncila."
Sedela dlouho, dlouho bez
pohnuti, az il dusot kopyt Wy
ruSil re zadumani. Vzhledla a
videla Augusta Trenta S vese-
lou tvari sc bliziciho.
cake neoCekavane St6sti!"
zvolal po prvnim pozdraveni.
"Myslila jSem, ze jste ma Sc
veru" odtuSila chladne.
"Prave Sc vracim."
Podal il ruku, kterouz vaha-
We pfijala. MEL jste pfijem-
nou cestu?"
"Prijemnejsi, nez jsem dou-
fal. Smim vas vyprovoditi?"
"Dekuji, jsem radeji samot-
ma"
"Jest jeneral donna? dovolte,
abych vam blahopral; jest pr
rozenc, &c iste dala dedici Ha-
zel-Hallu prednost predt
mnou."
Hrde Sc vztycila a chopila
Ese uzdy.
"Pockejte prece," usmal sc
I"VyhIlzlte Spatne, Pauletto
] INalezla snad liz at'astna nevt
sta hada neJakeho We SVEN IA
ji?"
"Po mem stesti neb neStest
vam nic ncni, Mr.. Trcnte. Do
voltc mi, abych vam pfala do
breho Ultra"
Slehla Koru bicikem a sire
lou odevalala.
Kdy2 pfijela domu, byl i'll
skoro cas- k obedu. Prevlekl
Sc a odebrala Sc do salonu, KID
nalezla jiz advokata.
"Kde jest Arthur" tazal $
tento, kdyz Pauletta byla We
sIa. "Snad neni nemocen?"
Jest v Baltimore" odtl
sill jeneral.
'To vysvetluie vzezreni sic
cny Raleove. Prijmete me "a
, me, slecno Hildo! GENERAL sna
! nepuide Ike stolu."
proc pax me-" zvolal star
pan "Poid sc mnou, Poll.
Priiima-li Trent tuto tVarnos
pax zaiiste neco zamysli." =
Polly kraCela vedle vozik
! jcneralova a Il stolu Sc we'd
neho posadila. Y ternem sa
kraikovem, rozpustene vla'
ruzemi okraslene, vyhlizela |
: vyslovne krasne.
"Za Sedou zdi na tichGm
: strove spatril jsem divku n
lou krasnou," del6lamov
Trent. "Ano, ano. prichazlm
onoho koutecka zeme. Ticl
:, ostrov jest Long-lsland, SCI
: zed' Jest dun V Hammertol
osanela DANA jest Mrs. a
= naultova."
!" General pustil lzlci.
i IIammerton?' zvolala Paul
la, tam zije ma draha pfit
'e kyne Lima. lPamatuies sc
y ste ma onu krasnou divku
IA stavu, tatnlku?"
e "Skutecne?' tazal Sc Ire
~ "Byly jste tam soucasne?
'k no. pokracoval pax, iona j.
l.ruunotI dncti lyracnnu a
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PRIME. Sc:

PRIME Sc pan ma byt beze
stravy, zvlaStnf vchod, vSe "a
Tizeno. Haste Sc v {. 3711 E.
54. st. 2 Fleet Ave.
1912.
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MUSi BYTI PRODAN HNED

Pryotridni stavebni spolec-
most meste, dobre znama, ma
diva dvourodinoVe domy V kras-
ne poloze u Kinsman parku Gu
vych. 93. ul.) ktere budou k VII
Ii rychlemu odbytu obetovany
po $1,000. Moderni v kazdem
ohledu, musl byti vldeny, ably
byly oceneny. TaHe sc ma Mr..
Prochasku Il
CZASZAR &c JAMES CO.
102O9 Buckeye Rd. Cleveland,
O. Tel Princeton 1858 w. -
Garfield 2589 j. - Mate-li lot
a neco hotovych penez, posta-
vine yam domov "a prijatel-
ncu cenu a yyfidime pujcku.
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PRODA Sc novy dunn 0 6ti
svetnicich S koupelnou, vse mo-
derne zarizeno. Veznle sc po
pripade lot. Haste Sc V els.
11708 Continental Ave. 1910
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21
Gest Says He Will Abandon
Production of Big Shove

Morris Gest to-day will move his
Offices from the Century Theater, where
ho has been three years, back to the
suite he formerly occupied in the Prin-
cess Theater, where the general head
quarters OF Comstock & Gest have
heen permanently established for a
dozen years. In abandoning his offices
at the Century Theater Mr., Gest made
the announcement that he was through
with producing such big shows as
"Aphrodite" and Mecca"
eve can never hope to surpass
Mecca" said Mr.. Gest yesterday $50
what is the use of trying to do so
Furthermore, the cost of production,
the wages of labor, the high railroad
fares and the many increases of salary
demanded by the players, all make the
cost of production of any future pro-
ductions of this magnitude prohibitive.
"Therefore, next season our firm will
contine its activities to small dra-
matte attractions. Instead of 400
people in one show, we. will have COM
panies that will not number more than
Il dozen Dlayers in the cast"
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21
New Bloch Sonata
Provides a Tender.
Emotional Thrill
kochanski, Violinist, and
Rubinstein, Pianist, Give
Aeolian Matinee Recital
of Interesting Work

new sonata by Ernest Block was
the feature Of the program of sonata
recital given by Paul Kochanski, vio-
linist, and Arthur Rubinstein, pianist,
under the auspices of the Friends of
Music, at Aeolian Hall yesterday after
noon, Mr.. Blocks music is known for
its poignant sincerity, its strongly
racial tang, its emotional profundity.
His sonata is not easily to be grasped
at one hearing. In spite of ecstatc
lyric moments for the voilin which
stood out from the mass of chameleon
like tonalities and incisive rhythms,
there was the general impression of a
tug of war between the two instru-
ments, with the piano usually in the
lead.
The work is in three movements,
Agitato, Motto Quieto and Moderate.
Mr.. Block has invented his own musi-
cal speech, and in each of the three
movements, strongly stamped with the
composers musical personality, are to
be felt the emotions of an ancient
race expressed with consuming fire and
passion in modern idiom. Irony and
sadness, eXaltation and despair are the
moods. The second movement, with
its muted violin passages, is an emo
tional bath, the tenderness of which
is in striking contrast to the Jagged
tonal effects of the first and the clang-
ing opening of the third. Altogether
an Interesting work, we'll worth sec
ond hearing and more intimate ac-
quaintance.
The performances was not wholly
gratifying, for while Mr.. Kochanski,
who appeared most fully in sympathy
with the spirit of the composition, was
an eloquent interpreter, Mr.. Rubin
STEMS angular struggles with j-the in
tricate pages allotted to the piano did
little toward shedding illumination
upon the minds of the hearers. AT the
close of the sonata there was All ova-
tion FOR Mr.. Bloch, who bowed his
acknowledgement from u box. The
other works on the program were
Bachs sonata in E major and Brahms's
sonata in u minor.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21
Da1l,roscl, Resigns
AS Conductor OF
Oratorio Society
Veteran Leader to Retire
at End of. Music Festi-
val, Week of March 29,
Because of Other Work

Walter Damrosch will retire from the
conductorship of the oratorio Society
of New York at the conclusion of the
music festival in the Manhattan OPP
era House the week of March 20, it
was announced last night. The res-
ignation Of Mr.. Damrosch closes
chapter in the history 81 the society
covering period of more than forty
years, during which the name OF Dam
rosch has been closely associated
with the founding and activities of
New York's oldest choral body
A committee comprising Mr.. DAM
rosch, Carl Ahlstrom, Frank S. Hast
ings, Fl. w. Gray and r. W. Tebbs,
manager of the society, has been ap-
pointed to find q successor. In letter
to Mr. Tebbs Mr.. Damrosch wrote:
IL have been much touched by the
attitude of the directors of the Ora
torio Society, but l feel that I cannot
alter my decision to retire from the
conductorship of the society at the end
Of this season after our spring festival
at the Manhattan Opera House the
week of March %.
when | again accepted the leader
ship of the society, three years ego. it
wav with the understanding that
would serve for one year only, and al
though my cup was reaa5 tull to
OVERLOOKING with, the enormous activi-
ties of the New York Symphony Or
chestra, ] stayed with you three years
ins.~du of one. can truly say that |
have loved directing the concerts of
the pratorio Society, and that l am
very grateful for all the affection
which the chorus has given me. But
ju,e ewhen my other work
really compels me to sever my official
connection as musical director of the
On, sorlo Society chorus, but i hope
YOU will let me continue to serve on
your board of directors, and thus to
further in every way possible the in
terests of the beloved old society,
which was founded by my father so
many years ago.
The Oratorio Society of New York
was founded in 1873 by Leopold Dam
rosch. who remained the conductor of
the chorus until his death, in 1885,
when he was succeeded by his son Wal
ter. In 1899 Walter Damrosch was fol-
lowed by his brother Frank Damrosch,
and in 1917 Walter Damrosch again
was appointed director With the eX
ception of one period of five years, the
0ratorio Society since its founding
has always been under the direction OF
a Damrosch
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21
Shuberis Announce Opening
OF Ritz Theaier in, March

Lee Shubert announced yesterday
that the second of the six theaters
which the Shuberts are building on
Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth streets.
west of Broadway, will be known as
the Ritz, and the opening is set for
the fourth week III March. The new
playhouse is located in Forty eighth
Street, just west of Broadway. The
other Shubert theater in this block is
The Longscre. The seating capacity of
the Ritz is s45, and it can house either
dramatic or musical plays. The first
Ct the six theaters on these two streets
Is the Ambassador, which opened week
before last with "rhe Rose Girl"
The Ritz is similar to the Broad
burst and Plymouth theaters, although
lot so large. The lobby will be fin
ished in marble. The interior decora-
tions. are in the style of the Italian
Renaissance period and will be done in
gold, blue, vermilion and purple. There
will be only one balcony and four
boxes. The architect is Herbert +.
Knapp and the builder Edward Mar
goHes
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21
Six Operas Billed at
Metropolitan Next Week
Special Matinee Performance Of
Butterfly Will Be Pre-
sented ON March 4

Massenet's "Manon" will open the
sixteenth week of the Metr pNlitan
ope~a season on Monday evening OF
next week when it will be sung by
Nine. Farrar and Messrs. Hackett,
Chalmers, Rothier, Ahanian, laurent,
Reschiglian, D'Angelo and Leonhardt.
Miss Cali and Mr.. Bont1glio will lead
the Cours4a a., Reipe ballet. Mr. Wolff
will conduet,. 81
''Madana ,Batteffy'f will be given at
a special matinee on Thursday of next
week. sung by Nine. @Farrar and
Messrs. Crimi and Scott. Mr.. Moran
loni will conduct.
Other operas next week will be:
III Barbiera di Siviglia" on Wednes-
day evening, with Mines. Chase and
Berat and Messrs. Hackett, De Luca,
Dianr, Maiatesta, ReschiglIan and Au-
dis1o Mr.. Papi will conduct.
aohengrin" on Thursday evening,
with Mines. Easton and Claussen and
Messrs. Sembach, WhitehiIl. Gustafson
ande Leonhardt. Mr. Bodanzky will
conduct.
"D'Amore del tire Re" on Friday
Giglt, Danise and Didur. Mr.. Moran
zoni will conduct.
~ Boh6pe" will be next weeks
Saturday matinee opera, with Mines
Bori and Sundelius and Messrs. Crimi
Amato, Rothier. Picco, Ananian, Mala-
testa, Reschiglian and Audisio, Nh
t,.pi wiu conduct. r.
At next Sunday nights opera CON
cert Guido Agosti pianist, and Helm
rich Warnke, 'cellist, will play. Miss
Lucrezia Bori and Nj Giulio Crimi
will sing. The orchestra will be under
the direction Of Maestro Giuseppe
Bamboschek.
"Lohengrin" will be sung on Satur
day evening of next week at the Brook
lyn Academy of Music The cast will
include Mines. Easton, Claussen, Nell,
ish, Harvard, Kellogg, Miriam, Perini
Ingram. Telva and Arden, and Messrs
SHarrold, Whitehill, Gustafson ant
Leonhardt. Mr.. Bodanzky will conduct
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21

see the headlinesF But enough of that
These crooks out in Hampton Centre
were the hero and the comedian in
"Straight Is the Way" Mt the Rivoli
Theater, story by Ethel Watts
Mumford, in which Matt Moore and
Gladys Leslie are featured. Though
truth compels us to say that the hon
ors 90 to George Parsons, nom
featured player 1t was he who ap-
peared ms Loot" Follctt, the comedy
crook.
The story tells of young man, Matt
Moore. who was a failure in New York,
so that gradually he travels the path
that is broad and crooked. He
cracked safes, in short, and finally the
path took him to Hampton Center
Here he found the girl" living with
her old aunt in the remains Of the
family mansion. When the man who
held the mortgage suggested board
ers" the women both looked in dis
gust and cried, and it never seemed
to have occurred to them that they
could do anything more strenuous than
sell the family silver.
We are sure Dorcas might have be-
come model or perhaps even gotten
in the movies. Anyway, the two crooks
set up light housekeeping in the de-
then, in listening to the innocent pratt
tie Of the two foolish females through
a crack in the door, the crooks are re-
formed. There are lot of titles which
say "Her smile is just like my mothers
uAed to be" and "I'm not fit TO touch
the little girl" and "I'm not crying;
I've got cinder in my eye" And then
both the crooks uncrook The young
one marries the girl and the older one
goes to work on the farm for auntie.
Their relationship is rather hazy, but
We refuse to believe anything wrong,
Auntie was very respectable old lady,
and we are for her.
Mabel Bert is the aunt Gladys Les
lie is very pretty, but her part is such
a conventional one that it gave her
little chance. The prologue is Loves
Old Sweet Song" sung by Betty An
derson and Fred Jagel. The overture
is Madame Butterfly" The comedy is
a Chester called You'll Be 'Sprised."
At the Capitol the feature Is "The
Concert" "She Couldn't Help 1t" is at
the Rialto These will be reviewed to-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21
War Argument Causes Death

PEN YAN, N. Y, Feb. 20-An argu-
ment week ago over army service in
France was believed to have caused the
death of Jerome Conley, twenty
years old, who was shot to-day at his
home, near Middlesex Two young
men, neighbors of Conley, were arrest
ed and charged with the crime His
wife, who had witnessed the shooting,
identified them as his assatlants. She
said the two men called at the house,
asked her husband to step outside, then
shot him
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21
Albert SpaIding in Concert

Albert Spalding was the visiting
artist ct the opera concert given at
the Metropolitan last evening. He
played Wienawsky's Concerto in d
minor ands pieces by Brahms, Sarasate
and Spalding, Miss Easton, Mr.. Amato
and Miss Kitty Beale, who was effective
in Charmant iseau from LA Perle
du Bresil," were the other contributors
to the program. The orchestra, di.
rected by Richard Hageman, played
Beethoven's "Leonore" overture No 8,
LISTS Les Preludes" and Liadows
Dance de L'Amazone."
New-York tribune., 1921-02-21
Puccini i'm Best of Health

Denial Of recently published reports
that Giacomo Puccini, composer Of
Madam Butterfly" and other operas,
is in failing health was received yes
terday by Manager Giulio tti-Ca-
sazza, it was announced by William j..
Guard, publicity director of the Metro
politan Opera House. Mrs. Puccni
cabled assurances that her husband
never has been in better health than at
present