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The New York herald., 1922-12-03
\ LID MARTIN MONTROSE MOLE
NAOR is dead

Now there We're really two Mar
= tin Montrose Molenaors, the one inside the
other. The one who was visible TO the
eye was very poor, very old very shabby,
dragging out the last of his 81 years in
precarious shelter, just small square tent
that he had pitched in an open lot at
Broadway and Nagle avenue, a few blocks
below Dyckman street, and boarded up and
tarred over in a rough attempt to keep out
the weather A smoky kerosene lamp
lighted him to the army cot on which he
slept, and for the very water he used he
depended on the kindness of neighbors who
let him draw a pailful or two each day at
their tap.
But the inside Martin Montrose Mole
naor was young. since hope and confidence
are always young. This Martin, looking up
from the door of his shack at the cliffs of
Washington Heights to the west of him,
crowned with the splendid C. K. c. Billings
estate and the gray towers of Libby Castle,
or glancing from his slit of window at
the wooded slope of Fort George to the
east said daily:
'An that-and that's mine Some day
the courts will decide that it is mine, and
| shall be one of the richest men in
America, richer than John ID. Rockefeller
Jr., who fancies that he owns that Wash
ington Heights property"
Death came and plucked the dreamer
away from his ambitions. away from the
law books and papers with which he fed
his hopes, but his spirit abides in his son,
Wilfred Molenaor. sturdy ex-cowpuncher
who left the Colorado plains for New York
to carry on the hereditary Molenaor fight;
and IN his daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Holston.
These two live on in the shack, consoling
themselves with their great expectations
for the discomfort they endure In holding
down their claim. They hold that the
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Last squatter's shack on Manhattan Island.

field around them is part of the Molenaor
property under will drawn by their
great-grandfather, a will disposing OF
many thousands of acres. and all the at
tempts of the man who says he bought the
field to shake them from the face Of II
have so far failed. The shack sticks.
Property was made to be struggled over,
of course. The romance and the tragedy
of such disputes have made many a plot
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

for the novelists. But some OF the best
plots go a-begging for a writer, and IL
Washington Heights only had its Charles
Dickens to take the Molenaor case and
make of it what the Englishman made
of BLEAK House. we might have a great
American novel. Even the plain facts of
the tale, plainly told, are romantic The
Molenaors wilfred and Evelyn. middle
aged brother and sister. are not romantic
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
JEREMIAH
A Drama in Nine Scenes
By STEFAN ZWEIG

Author of the "Lffe of Rondin ROLAND
The theme of this beautiful poetic work is the fall
Of Jerusalem, which presents striking similarites
events through which the modern world has
Just passed. Through the prophet, jeremiah
Zweig depicts not only the material but the
spiritual struggles of today
Roman ROLAND has written long article extolling
this play. g 50
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YOUNG GIRLS
DIARY

Htth Preface by SIGMUND FREUD
The Nation: "Irresistibly engaging. 1t has
the rich and satisfying truth of art" $500
I'd BY the Nep York Society for the Suppression
the literature of the day Each deals with
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
WOMEN IN LOVE
By d. H. LAWRENCE

AT last this great masterpiece is accessible
TO all booklovers. The $500 limited
edition is exhausted.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
The FRUIT of the TREE
BY HAMILTON FYFE


~ Y. Herald: 'Mr. Fyfe contrasts two kinds of up
to-date women: who refuses maternity, declar-
ing that she can't stand that sort of thing and
another who is something of the eternal Madonna
but is bit old fashioned about it. The result
is triangle of surprisingly variety. Mr..
Fyfe presents the situation with fine artistic
restraint $500
A Book for Ch1Ldren-and Egefy One Else
To be ranked irith "Aice in Wonderland"
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
ESCAPE
By JEFFERY E. JEFFERY

N. Y. Herald: "a substantial book-a curious
mingng of the most up to date frankness and
progressive ideals with those that still give promise
Of being everlasting-love and service combined
in thoroughly modern setting. The manner of it
is excellent and all its characters well conceived.
Ii is moving story, and its moral if it has one is
the value of sanity using the word in its widest
possible sense" $500
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02
AMER. LODI V CfNSKYCH VODACH.
STRAZ MA VYSLANECTVi v PEKIN-
GU SESiLENA ODDiLEM 100 MUzU
GENERALOVE NEPRATELSKYCH ARMAD Sc DO
HODLI, ZE NEBUDOU STRfLETI MA HLAVNf
MESTO

Washington l. kv6tna Lodi asatske flotily ma ces6
do cnskych vod posam pro amerckem vsanectvi
Pekngu pfistanou Cling Wan-Tao odkud oddly budo Wy
pravovany po vaku do Pekngu.
Tento pristav byl zvolen bylo eceno odboru
mofncva, ponevadz jeho houbka umozue zaie tam To-
dim hlubokym ponorem ako Jest pfikad vlakova od
admrala Strause Huron, kdezto psavy bzs Pekngu sou
melke
Sekretar DENLY prav atko zadna zadost nebyla OBJ
drzena cd amerckeho vysanectv vysani dasich lodi an
rlov dana byla pima moe pouzi lodi pod ieho veenin ak
nejlepsf uzna
Kfznik Albany jest iiz cling -Wan-Tao a zprava Pc
kngu prjezdu daich 100 pro straz ma vyslanecv
nepochybne tyka oddiu vypraveneho lodi
Huron mel by z byti CngWanTao ncmene vsak zadna
zprava nebyla tom obdrzena odboru namofnctva
Vede techto lodi admiral Straus ma pod svym veenim
kfiznik New Orleans nyn Vadvostoku torpedo
borcu Fipnskych vodach se neb deovych clunn
konacich parolni sluzbu cnskych rekach.
Dohodnu mezi gen. WI Pe-Fu a gen. Cangem Tso-
Lnem vyouGi Pekng Tensn sery vojenskych opera
ci byo oznameno redn depes obdrzene ma cnskem vys
neetvi dnes cd Pekingske vady.
Londyn l. kvetna. Velka Britane Francie Holland
sko hudou nasedova Spoiene Saty vyslou Isl oddly
mofnik esien strait vyslanectvch die dplomatickt
no dopsovaele Daily Telegraph
ae sobotu u6nen by pokus zavazd6ni gen WI PeFu ale
nedostava Sc il potvrzeni.
Pekng, 1. kv6tna. = Armada Wa Pei-Fu, iez 1telem
Jest zmOcnti Pekngu doraza misto zeeznci
mezi Pekngem Tientsinem teegrani Fengai
bylo oznameno voaci bz Cast armady WI PeFuovy
nedrive pr udefi Tsonovu izne cd Tentsi
WI patrne docl znacnych who'd mad svym souperem
Gen Gang jest ubytovan We zvastnm vlaku Cangane
Gen. mezi Tientsinem Taku Spoeni mez Pekingem
rem byo nasledkem toho preruseno.
Portugasky vysanec zde, jenz Jest nestarSin d0lo
matckem sboru vydal protest uvad jest .
uvolnena spoenc budou nucen postavi vt staze podt
drahy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02
DVACET POLITICKYCH
STRAIN v UHRACH.

Budapest, l. kvetna. - Dva
Get politickych stran podiletl
Sc bude ma narodnich volbach
uherskych, jez konati Sc budou
10. cervna. Vlada bude miti V
poll $50 kandidatu. Ma jedno-
tlivy mandat V parlamentu Jest
az sedm kandidatu. Jediny hra
be Apponyi, jenz po so rokn "a
stupuie V parlamentu JaZber-
ny, nebude miti pri volbe zad-
neho odpurce. Pri volb6 teto
proiednavana bude tez otazka
vladni formy monarchiste ma
sadi vsechny paky, ably volby
vyznely We prospech monar-
chic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02

Washington, kvetna. Amercka vlada stoji neochvei
SVEN rozhodnut Rusko mus uvesti svi dm do
fadku nez mGze ocekavati pocke uznan Spojenym Say
UGiniv sve prvnf ohlaSen smernice vzhedem ruskym
zaeztosem cd te DOLBY teo oazce zaeao jenati
Janove sekretaT Hughes dnes fek deegaci zen stnm
odboru lie nez venkovn mocnos moou obnov pine dplo
matcke vztahy Ruskem must proves zdravou vnni
rekonstrukeil !1IH t.It .4 i tJI..,, n,i..t4 ...Is
Doda re americky lid pfeje 81 ucin vsechno NOME ale
ze neodporucue poskytova liver tam, kde nen zadneho
zdraveho podkadu pro liver
Deegace niz sekreaf Hughes projevi sve stanovsko
zasupovaa Meznarodni Lgu pro mir svobodu pIinesla
do odboru stu pec zamu plneho potickeho uznanf
yetskeho rezimu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02
FOSTER ODPOViDA GOMPERsOVL.
JEST PRY SMESNYM TVRZENf, ZE BOLSEVICKYCH
FONDU JEST POUZfVANO AMERICE

Chicago, L. kvetna. ProhlaSen, Americka Federace
Prace predsednctv Gompersova ocita mVem bod
polcky indusraln6 fiosoficky' bylo
iamem Foserem sekretafem pokladnkem Vzdeavacf gy
unovych Temese zdroven zodpovede Com
neni ze rosterova rizenl potick masna budovna
pomoc bosevckych fonda podvracen amerckeho organise
vaneho delnctva
Foster pravil, re obvineni ucin6ne Gompersem bylo
"smesne' re Gompers trpi protruskou horeGkou'.
Foster dale popTel re by pracova proti zamum d6ln
ctva prav re knhy organisace zastupuje ou
vfeny prohdce jakychko audtoru iez p Gompers moh
by jmenova.
"Muve mionech dollara, jez isou vynakladany bo
Sevckou propaganda Spojenych Stech pravl Foster
p Gompers spojue me m6no mto taiemnym fondem. Tu
dz ia zadam ably Gompes sve nsnuace podepre dukazy
Vzdeavac liga uniovych femese ak ie imno naznaGue
jest c6 vzdeavaci organisaci ejiz teem jest seslt une
dati Jim bojovn6isi filosofii'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02
JSOU U GLE.

Moskva, l. kvetna. - LAG a
merickych prdmyslovych delni
XII, mechaniku, zemedelcu, pro
fesionelnich lidi, pribylo dnes
sem a byi bolsevickou vladou
oficielne uvitani. Americana ii
prijeli ma podn6t w. HayWooda
iemuz poskytnuty byly sovety
RUNE vysady V sibirskych do
lech, tovarnach a ma sibirskych
farmach. Dalsi podobne oddly
otekavaji Sc zde V nekolika
mesicich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02
SVATEK PRVNlHO MAZE.
MINUL MAD OCEKAVANf KLIDNE v CELE
EVROPE.

Londyn, L. kvetna. Die zprav zde obdrzenych svatek
prvnho kvetna mnu kidn6 cee evropske pevnine na
ma vzruSujic udalost sb6ha Mohuc Nemecku ~
fer vezoucf amecke armady zae do prvodu J.
nastae vfave jenz asil revolver hv
hlave Soer byl shit davem ehoz nakok tlen
zatceno
Londynska obrovska demonstrate vZaa clavnostni
raz. Vsechny une byv zasoupeny prhvodu by neobvv
kle veky pocet deti mimi hoch skautG dvek
denych uniformly Cerveneho Krize
Parz /. kvetna. Toto byl nejkidneiI prvn maj ia
keho Paz byla svedkem Cd podepsanf pTme Udalo je
nekok mensch srazek mez polici demonstranty pr
temz nekoik osob bylo lehce zraneno.
Aeropan opatreny prisroem pro bezdrtnou teegl afi
vznaSe mad b6hom odpoedne podaval polc
zpravy shromazdstch komunsd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02
RODINNA TRAGEDIE.

Chattanooga. Tenn, /. kvet
ma. Dr.. w. P. Allen. z DAY.
ton. Tenn. jenz prosinci Ion
skeho roku bvl uznan nevin-
nym vrazdou Burche C. Gar
denhire-a. elena prominentni
rodiny, DO jednom z nejsensac-
n6islch procesd v historii sta
tn, vcera vecer usmrtil sveho
devitileteho synka, pokusil Sc
zabiti zenu svoji a pax spa
chal sebevrazdu. Pr. Allenova
pravila, re tragedie udala Sc,
kdyz jeli V automobile. Mimo
vse madam lekar tasil revolver
a zacal stTileti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02
RUDA ARMADA PRiSAHA.

Moskva |. kvetna. = Leon Trockl, sovesky minsr val
ky, reel proslovene moskevskG posdce prehidce vol
ska Rudem namest kde ruda paha sozena byla vSem
vojaky prohasil re spoenci Janove ch6 uloz Rusku
podminky kere pfijati tudiz zaal aby armada
byla pohoove
"My nabdl jsme odzbroti pravil, "avSak spoienci
cht6 oho Ny nabdli jsme smouvati, nabdi sme
plati pfedvalecne duhy ale oni odpoved6 uzna mas
kdyz vzdame sov6sk6ho Ruska zavedem zpet kapals
My odpovedeli sme vzdycky budeme odpovldati
ne'
Sto tsc voiaka pochodovalo prehdce mimi tahv
satisice denik6 Prsaha kterou soz rd voiac ez
mena konec negramonost vojsku je haiti
vetske Rusko plnou sou az do smrt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02
PRI VYROBE "MUNSAJNU".

Wheeling. w. Va. l. kvet-
ma. Telo jisteho muze
bylo vymrsteno ze zricenin je-
no domova dnes casne rano V
Bellaire, kdyz destila6ni apa-
rat vybuchl dolni casti obydli.
Nacelnik hasica Fitton, jenz
vykonal prohlidku V troskach
pravi, re nasel tam kousky de-
stilacniho aparatu. V zabitem
muzi pozd6ii byl ztotoznen
Frank Massa, 32-lety.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02
KONCRESNlCI MA MISSISSIPPI.

Helena Ark. i lkvetna Ctrnact cend kongresu
parnku Mississippi NELL prlezost shednouti vlasnf oe
jake spousy natrop etos americy veetok Ones vykona
cast sve cesty, Memphis do Heeny budou po-
kracovati do New Orleanu Komse kongresn byla
pozvana aby presvedcla nutnos sesen razf pode
leho doniho toku Mississippi.
Natchez Miss, L. kvetna. - n6kterlch taborech ute
cenc zaopenych kran Jest nedostaek stand poravn
nebot stale move zsupy pfichaze mnohem vice d nezli
bylo ocekavanO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02
"KOZACp v PENNSYLVANIA.

Vintondale, Pa, l. kvena = Serf Keller okresu Cam
bra, dnes nafd druzne pochodujicich muz hranice
tohoto mesta ably roZes sl dom. Kdyz neupoech to-
hoto rozkazu statn pocste priruci serfov rozehna
stup. Nekolik bylo poraneno zacen Asi eze
doDe tupa pr1chzeJlcl byla
hv5na ofafnilni pccsy avsaR rildo nerrise Hlazu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02
TRACEDIE MILENCU.

Gary, Ind, L. kvetna Kdyz rodte Sole Kovochove,
5lete zakazali il witt 81 ej Frank Wagner 25ey vypa
pet tela dveina pax obratl zbran prot sobe
smrtv mste. Smrt divky ocekava kazdou chvil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02
VSECHNY NAROKY PROTl RUSKU
MAUI BYTI ROZHODNUTY SMlSENOU
ARBITRACNf KONISf.
BOLSEVICI JSOU PRY OCHOTNI VRATITI 80 PRO.
CENT ZABAVENEHO MAJETKU

Janov, l. kvena - Pfedseda nevysSho soudu Spoie-
nych Stat Taft bude pozadan menovan pesedy smisene
arbitracn komise ez ma byt zzena kontrou rusych
duh czim drztedm bonda pnu ienz byl vypracovan
dnes ma hospodaTske konferenci.
Ostani clenove komse buou zastupova vsechnv drzte
lie bondu rovnez ruskou vadu Znacny zaem vyvoao pro-
hseni Loyda Georgia., Rusko jest ochono pro-
cent zabaveneho maetku czncn neb poskynou odkod
ne. Is4ss# MwV
Arbiraenf komise bude mti odpustti rozhod
nou vsechny otazky tykac czh drzteu bondu schop
nosti Ruska dosati zavazkm hnta KITE
re drzitele duhop sami mohou ucin dorozumen
vladou, budou-i 81 pratt.
Smisene trbuna eden pro kazdy sdeastneny narod bu
dou zfzeny aby poednaly otazce maetku cznc enz by
znarodn6n preseda kazdeho jmenovan pededou sm
sen6 arbira6ni komise.
planu, iak by vypracovan vynechano vsechno co mo-
ho by bti vyladano ako kapuace Ruska eho
prv svrhovanos Francouzsky prozatimn sprawl
az Rusko zrid soudy podkad6 Evropou
nebyl schvalen.
Podvybor ruske zalezosti pracova po cey den
planech rekonstruk Ruska do mel hoove
crtky ednotvych navrhu echto bude ednano opene III
ira a ocekava Sc, re budou poslany ruske delegac.
Jedna Belgie podaa protest proti zpdsobp odkodne
nj czncd jech majeek zabaveny neb znceny Rusku.
Franciee knaaaaa pfidal yelke Britane
hoz majetek ma byti pokud nvch pri-
padech odskodnen bude uiednno smisenym arbracnm
bunaly. TFsS RTSs ~Tsr"S
Belgie dozadovala Sc bezpodmineeneho navracen neb
pneho odskodneni pohasvsi re begicke nvesce maet
ku Rusku cinf $50000OO00 Belgcane nikdy
investova Rusku kdyz Sc Jim pneho odskod
nenl.
Itasky zahrancnf mins Schanzer eet podvyboru Cice
rnv dops dine 28 ubna vyjadrujci nespokoenost
mad odklady jednn ruskych Zaezitostech vyiadTuc
nmys witt zpet nvrhy dne 90 dubna zaue pGvodnhc
sanovika pfpade, ze brzk odpoved nebude dana yt
navrhy podrobnym vysveenm jaka fnancn pomoc bude
poskytnuta Rusku
Sgnor Schanzer rovnez 6etl odpoved z postal Cterino
vi ktere sdelova ze schGze poslednch dnech byly
koniny edin6 tim ucelem ably byo usnadn6no ednani
ruskych zaleztostech.
Jff Ccerin hava ruske soveske delegace dnes posla
ZahranGnmu mnist Skrmuntovi naceniku polske deega
dalsi notu zduraznuci protest pro ednani Pol
ska tom re pTipojio ostanim mocnostem vzao
chybnost pravo Ruska uzavfit smlouvu Nemeckem
note pravi re nedavna poska odpoved soveske de-
egaci nevysvela ruke obvinn re Polsko posio ak mi
smouvu Ruskem tax nedavne dohodnu RiZe kter
uzayrelo Ruskem Ralticklmi staty.
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ZITA OPUSTf MADEIRU.

Lisabon l. kvetna DepeSe Funchalu sdeuji, re dr-
ves csafska rodna rakouska odjede Madey do Swear
ska deseti Spoenecke vady dovoliy pry Z6
pvst Madeirn kde nachce zit smIti sveho manzela
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-02
NASLI TYFOVEHO MIKROBA.

Moskva, L. kvetna. Obevenf osamoceni tytoveho mi
kroba Dr. n Krtchovou zenou pod vedenim prof Bara
kina dekora Moskevskeho boogckeho instutu, Jest
tvrzeno Dr. Waterem Chicago, ufadujlcl
hlavou Americke pomocne aornnistrace Rusku.
The Washington times., 1922-04-02

film, which would necessitate
actors and director shooting" the
scene all over again.
Prince Is Studio WISE" and
probably is the only dog in the
world perIn'tted to walk around
the big picture stages OF Holly
wood without master. Miss
Mason has taught the animal.
who is almost as big as she is,
not to step between any OF the
many big lights and arcs that
flood the scenes, lest he make a
dark streak of shadow across the
film.
Neither will Prince get In front
of a "reflector"-an unforgiveable
crime in studio life; nor win he
run to his little mistress while she
is playing In a scene. Even II just
walking ground the big stages on
the Fox Hollywood lot, Prince al
ways peeps around the corner to
be sure the set is not I'm use. III
he finds 1t occupied, the dog backs
away and goes on by another
route. 1t Is not recorded that
Prince ever has spoiled single
foot of film.
The Washington times., 1922-04-02
A Hard Life, Says
Dorothy Dalton

"HE mistaken theory tha'
actresses lead easy lives Is
given decided rap by the
record Of Dorothy Dalton. featured
player in Moran OF the Lazy
Lefty" George Melford's produc-
ton for Paramount. which begins
an engagement at Loew's Co
lumbia this afternoon.
. 1t isn't always luxurious get
tings, gorgeous gowns and perfect
conyeniences. In this picture,
which is an adaptation of a novel
by the late Frank Norris. Miss Dal'
ton takes leave entirely OF fine
clothing and beautiful settings
Although subject to seasickness'
she was compelled to work Tor
days in a heavy sea on the deck Oh
q sailing ship.
CARRIED in a pair Of overalls ana
a flannel shirt and sailors canvas
shoes, she had to fight with knives
against a horde Of murderous
brigandr, and for the sake OF the
story, to knock down several
mutinous sailors with her pare
fists. To make 1t realistic she
had to hit her hardest. She had 10
act on a slippery, rocking deck
with spray blowing all about her'
She was rescued from a burning
vessel and fought with the man
abe afterwards came to love.
Like any other profession" Do
served Miss Dalton, those VINO
get there on the screen nave 10
work hard and after they've GOT
ten there, they have to work sun
harder to stay put
The Washington times., 1922-04-02

that would really interpret some
thing and that people would un-
derstand. At first, she was scout
ed alike by highbrow and hoi pol
loi. The three fourths-inch fore
heads denied that ANYBODY could
do classical dancing that would
mean anything to them; the high
brows held that IL anybody under
stood It all the subtlety and rpon-
taneity of II would be lost
But Miss Marion Morgan would
not be dissuaded. She initiated
her policy, continued until the
present day. of originating ana
producing one dance drama each
year-and they're real dramas.
The task requires a thorough
knowledge of pantomime~ and the
ability to tell story without
words, but Miss Morgan and her
associates have cultivated the art
and have won the plaudits OF
Americans from San Francisco 10
Boston. Her dance drama this
year is "Helen of Troy" tense
and moving spectacle which she
presents this week at Is. f.
Keith's.
The Washington times., 1922-04-02
Shirley Mason
Has Clever Dog
VvYoNDERFULLY trained dogs

VIZ WONDERFULLY trained dogs
" not uncommon in "the pic
lures" and the sense some
OF them seem to show at times bor-
ders upon the human. Many of
these trained dogs are worth fabu-
lous sums.
But Hollywood studio folks In
sist that the best trained dog
known to the motion picture
studio Is Prince. a stern-looking
Belgian police dog owned by Shir-
ley Mason, the little Fox star who
appears at the Strand TheateK this
week in 1.-THE Ragged Heiress."
And. strangely enough. Princes
training is not to be in the pic
lures, but to keep out of them.
Nothing is more unwelcome
around O studio than dog. Di-
rectors won't have dogs around
the sets, for fear that at any mo-
ment one of them will walk in"
and spoil a few hundred feet Of
The Washington times., 1922-04-02
Marion Morgan
Puts Idea Over
/ ROBABLY few items in tn

n ROBABLY few items in the
realm of entertainment are
viewed with a more slkepti-
cal eye than the so-called elias
steal dancing" that abounds IN our
day. No less a person than RUDE
Goldberg has taken many a shot
at 1t; witness, for example, his IA
nous cartoon, In which the char
acter representing old General
Public watches solemnly The dyra'
tons of a premiere danseuse In
''The Dying Fish" and other cpl
sodes, only to remark, at the
finish, the classic Goldbergiah line,
""But it doesn't mean anything"
Such was the state of classical
dancing generally up until a few
years ago. Various talented young
women would demonstrate In
dance that the moon is made Of
green cheese or that a straight
line is the shortest distance be-
tween two points. 1t was all very
interesting and with the aid Of n
diagram. perhaps. one might mn
agine what it was all about. But
in the main the Goldbergian criti-
cism applied.
Then arose a young woman on
the sunny Pacific slope, a dancer
with a great idea. 1t was nothing
less revolutionary than the pro-
posal to da interpretative dances
The Washington times., 1922-04-02

special concert number will be In
consonance with the spontaneity
and youthful spirit of the picture.
a pot pourri of melodies from Vic
tor Herbert's Babes in Toyland"
having been selected as the over
ture.
Alexander Podnos, assistant con-
ductor. one Of the Capitals fore
most violinists, an honor graduate
of the New England Conservatory
The Washington times., 1922-04-02
PodnOs S0lOist
At Metropolitan

Y N order to make the musical
program at Crandall's Metro
politan Theater this week as
impressive as Marshall Neilan's
production of Booth Tarkington's
"Penrod" demands. N. Mirskey.
conductor OF the Metropolitan
Symphony. has arranged 4 par
ticuclarly interesting group OF
orchestral and solo numbers to
begin this afternoon at 3. The
The Washington times., 1922-04-02

and a protege Of Hadlsy. WIN
play from the proscenium side
stage and will be heard In two
brilliant numbers. His first Sc
lection will be the "Ballade and
Polonaise" by Vieuxtemps; his
second, a special arrangement Of
Kiss Me Again." the ballnd
originally sung by FRITZ Scheff
in the stellar role of Victor Her
bert's mile. Modesto
The Washington times., 1922-04-02
BECOMING Natural.

ALFRED LATELL has been
seventeen years on the stage
and during that time has played
nothing but animal parts. His
vaudeville sketch to be seen at
the Belasco this week Is called
1.-The Pup" with Elsie Vokes serV-
ing as an attractive assistant.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-08-31
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