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Evening star., 1924-03-16
Humperdinck' s Score Of
The Miracle''

COLUMNS have been written in
laudation of the dramatic values
of The Miracle the marvellous
spectacular pantomime, staged by the
world-famous Max Reinhardt at the
Century Theater in New York, under
the direction of the indomitable Nor
ris Gest, the celebrities who interpret
it and the productions many stupen-
dous features. Outside of New York.
however, little has been published
about the magnificent score which the
famous composer. Engelbert Humper-
dinck, especially wrote for it.
e. The fame of Humperdincll in Amer
sea had. until the presentation of THE
Miracle" rested upon the beautiful
melodies of "Hansel and Gretel," in
which many noted prinna donnaS have
sung. including the beloved Schumann-
Heink. and "Koenigskinder." which
Geraldine Farrar created at the Met
ropolitan Opera House several years
ago. Since the production of 1.-The
Miracle" in New York. critics and
public alike have discovered a new
phase of the art of the gifted COM
Evening star., 1924-03-16

poser So repletc with original har-
monical beauties is '"The Miracle"
score that the music critics of the
New York newspapers have attended
the performances for the express pur-
pose of reviewing it. 1t is practically
an unheard-of procedure in journal
ism for music critics to witness pro-
fessionally any but purely operate.
orchestral or concert performances.
The criticisms have been as en-
phatically laudatory as those accorded
Humperdinck' operas. OF an utterly
different caliber from his operate in
spirationS. the measures which depict
and accompany the various scenes of
THE Miracle" are nevertheless of the
same surprisingly high order of me
lodic invention which placed the name
of Humperdinck among the immortals.
While lovers Of histrionic art enthuse
over the characterizations of Lady
Diana Manners. the Princess Matcha
baIii and Rosamond Pinchot, and
while still others praise the almost
unbelievable achievements of Morris
Gest. Max Reinhardt and Norman
Bell-Geddes. opera and concert goers,
as well as the professional critics, de-
clare the score of THE Miracle to
be one of the greatest contributions
to the musical literature of the day.
Evening star., 1924-03-16
, iitzi In The Magic Ring

piquant, provocative MitZi. in ''The
: lgic Ring" the latest Henry w.
) wage musical production, is coming
t the National Theater for one week,
Lrginning Sunday. March 23.
The newest Mitzian gayety is de-
ribbed by it's author, Miss Zelda
ars, and its composer, the youthful
irold Levy, as a fantastic comedy
ith-music." The story begins 1000
ars ago. in the orient, and ends in
New York antique shop of the
.-eSent day. Enlivening these scenes
the dynamic Mitzi, who has a repu-
tion all her own as a singer, a
..ncer and an actress.
\ real cast of celebrities is prom
: ID in her support: besides, THE
Magic Ring" is said to be beautifully
!.ounted.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

dians, points out, Gin some mysterious
way all of them know when they
are praised and are strangely ignor-
ant of the fact when they are CEN
sured. The actor invariably can tell
when his name is mentioned by the
atmosphere back stage. If adversely,
he is not kept in suspense; if pleas
antly, the chill never fails to register.
Also, hedeclares, he can discover
whether it has happened in morn
ing or an evening journal, as the de-
gree of the intensity of warmth or
cold in his comrades varies accord
ing to the length of time which has
elapsed since he gained prominence
in the critical sun.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

pany. will go into rehearsal this week
! What Women Want" by Roy
Bryant, will be produced by the Ar
thur Leslie Smith Corporation at the
Central Theater in Chicago April 20.
THE Best People" Frohman pro-
duction, has opened in Chicago and
Will play on tour until fall, when it
| is scheduled for New York.
Steven Glow, editor of Broadway
Brevities has written a one-act play
| kirkwood is to produce 1t in New
York tomorrow night.
Mrs. Fiske is rehearsing .Helena's
Boys, a dramatiZation Of a short
story by Mary Pulver. Ida Ehrlich
| is the adapter.
Fay Banter has been signed to
Victor Herbert operetta, Dream
Girl" the libretto Of which Rida
Johnson Young made from her play
| Of some years ago, "The Road to
| Yesterday"
The Selwyns have decided to close
the tour or Mrs. Leslie Carter in
Stella Dallas" at their Boston
| theater.
Robert Emmett Keane will head the
cast of Across the Street." a comedy
by Richard A. Purdy, which Oliver
Morosco Will produce.
Under the joint direction of Morris
Gest and Charles Il. Cochran, the
Moscow Art Theater will play its
first London engagement in the late
! spring.
! Samuel Shipman's announcement
that A. H. Woods had bought his two
plays, "The American Sheik" and
'Cheaper TO Marry" has been declared
premature by an authority in the
Woods office.
William Farnum will return 10 the
speaking stage next season under the
direction of Arthur Hopkins.
Lester Bryant, the young Chicago
promoter has taken Patches" under
his wing, and IT will be shown in
Evening star., 1924-03-16
Nance O'Neil and Frank
e.. Crumit.

% Excellent contrast is offered by the
twin hcadliners. Nance O'Neil and
Frank Crumit. at L. +. keith's The
ater next week. commencing March
"a Miss O'Neil will be seen in a
comedy drama, "All the Worlds d
Stage" supported by Alfred Hickman
and well selected cast. Frank
Crumit. author of sweet Lady and
co-star with Julia Sanderson in Tan
gerine." will bring what he calls the
-sOne-M Man Glee Club"
: Other acts will include OHanlon
and Zambuni. European character
dancers; Maker and Redford. runa-
way four; Harry Holbrook, Schictl's s
man nikins and the Royal Gascoisnes.
Evening star., 1924-03-16
Tollins the Bell.

MAE MURRAY is known to be toll
Grant toward the vagaries of her
help at home and in the studio. Never
theless she could not refrain from
being a bit caustic the other day at
the studio. 1t was discovered that the
set lacked L little dusting, and she
ordered some one TO ring for the
porter. That Individual showed up
finally after ten minutes ringing.
Did you ring, mann" he asked COM
ing up.
NO" replied Miss Murray. mo. in
deed. We were just tolling the bell
We thought you were dead"
Evening star., 1924-03-16
Myers and Hanford.

A few seasons back the Ziegfeld
Follies announced that a new act was
to be brought from somewhere from
a New York debut. Two hicks" from
the farm, rubes that proved a sensa-
ton from their opening act, proved
to be Myers and Hanford, the head
liners at the Strand Theater next
week. They taught the big town
something about dancing, melody and
how to play a saw, and will do the
same thing here.
A number exceptionally diverting
in character will be Everests monkey
hippodrome, Simian actors and come
dians, in a vaudeville revue.
Bobbie Carbone, in laughter, music and
song, an dother casts of high caliber will
complete the bill.
The photoplay Will be W illlam
Fox's production. starring John Gill
bert. in "JuSt Off Broadway"
Evening star., 1924-03-16
Marx Is Not Dumb.
/ RTHCR MARX is not dumb.

A RTHCR MARX is not dumb. Let
- that be understood here and now.
Arthur is the red d-headed harp player
and comedian in "Ill Say She Is,
which is to play at the Polls Theater
the week of March so. Arthur is a
howl every minute. yet he does not
say word during the entire per-
formance.
Arthur has been pantomiming on
the stage for years. He used to say
a few lines and then they grew few
er season after season. Now he gets
all his laughs with his gestures, his
simple grns-and they are simple
and the rolling of his eyes.
Evening star., 1924-03-16
Irene

Irene" the charming musical COM
2 y which entertained theatergoers a
htle more than year ago, will come
'ack to Polls next week, commencing
March %.
This year Irene" James Montgom-
ery's biggest money maker, will be
presented by a cast headed by Dale
Winter, in her old part. Others in
"lude Howard Freeman. Jere Delaney,
ienry Coote, George Collins, Eddie
Narr, George Mantell, Flo Irwin.
liary QMoore, Gladys Nagle, Doro-
by La Mar, Henrietta Housen, Doro-
by Kane and chorus of singing
. md dancing bows and girls
Evening star., 1924-03-16
the middle west, with Judith Ander-
son as the leading woman.

son as the leading woman
Kenneth MACEDONIAN. former dra-
| matte critic; Robert Edmond Jones,
scenic artist. and Eugene, o'Neill the
playwright. have Incorporated to take
over the Greenwich Village Theater
April / for drama revival on a large
scale.
| Miss Florence Foster, who was re-
Gently seen here with the Theater
Guild Company, has written a bio
graphical sketch Of the late Frank
| Bacon for a leading magazine Miss
Foster acted as Bacon's secretary for
more than a year prior to his death,
and her sketch includes a number of
personal and amusing anecdotes of
| the famous "Lightnin' Bill Jones'"
The Selwyns will present at George
NJ. Cohan's Grand Opera House. in
! Chicago, Max Marcin's latest play,
! Silence" 1t is one of those stirring
melodramas of mystery and surprise.
| concerning man who goes
/ thorugh," and who does not fear the
electric chair in doing SO.
May Boley. well known in this city,
has been engaged for "Vogues," the
| new Shubert revue
! Sweet Seventeen" instead of
| sweet Sixteen" will be the title OF
! John Henry Mear's production.
! Charles Gilpin. who starred in "The
| Emperor Jones'" will reappear in
/ Roseanne," in q Shubert theater in
New York. this week.
Evening star., 1924-03-16
In the Spotlight

"RIvER's END" had it's first hear
ing at Atlantic City and good
reports have been received.
Garden OF Weeds" a new play by
Leon Gordon. with Lee Baker, Mary
NeWcomb and Lillian Tashman. is in
rehearsal.
Rosalie Stewart, co-producer of
The Show on" has returned to New
iork from n vacation at Hot Springs,
Ark.
Gustav Blum has resigned as presi-
dent OF the Independent Theater Com
pany, producers of The Shame Wom-
an and will produce Independently.
Dorothy Brandon, author of '"The
Outsider" has sailed for England. Her
next play is to be produced in Lon
don soon.
"Vogues." the big revue. has had its
first showing at New Haven and is
scheduled to reach New York a week
hence.
H. Paul Doucet will appear in sup
port Of Nine. Simone, the celebrated
French actress. at special matinees
soon to be given in New York.
Henry Hull and Cyril Kneightly,
while waiting for something to turn
up, will appear in vaudeville in New
York, in a sketch by Leon Gordon.
An unnamed new play by Rida
Johnson Young, and THE Lions
Share" by william Anthony Mcclure,
are announced for production later
this season by the Dramatists Thea
ter Corporation.
Sitting Pretty" the new Bolton
WodehouSe-kern musical comedy,
will open in Detroit under the man
agement of Comstock & Gest.
Henry Baron. the well known pro-
ducer, says he is going to rent New
York theater next fall for term or
years and will star Henry Herbert in
succession of productions.
Hurricane" in which Olga Petrova
is starring, has become a fixture in
New York. 1t reaches its Tooth per-
fornance this week and still going
well.
''Thc Jazz King" Lew Fields new
musical show, is scheduled TO open
at Atlantic City and reach New York
about Labor day.
Clarence Budington kelland's novel.
Miracle" is to be dramatiZed, but
it's title will be changed to prevent
conflict with the big spectacle now
running i'll New York.
Samuel Shipman's new play,
Cheaper to Marry" which Richard
Herndon is producing. will be inter
preted by Robert Warwick. Alan
Dinehart, Burton Churchill. Florence
Eldridge and Myrtle Tannehill.
Lyn Starting. whose comedy. Meet
the Wife," reached its 125th per-
formance in New York. has just re-
turned from California. where his new
play, In His Arms" has been given
a tentative production.
Keep k'ool," revue to he pro-
duced by The Elliott Producing Com
Evening star., 1924-03-16

Clarence Budington kelland's novel
Miracle is to be dramatiZed, but
it's title will be changed to prevent
conflict with the big spectacle now
running in New York.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

Samuel Shipman'S new play.
Cheaper to Marry" which Richard
Herndon is producing. will be inter
preted by Robert Warwick. Alan
Dinehart, Burton Churchill. Florence
Eldridge and Myrtle Tannehill.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

1.-THE Jazz King" Lew Fields new
musical show, is scheduled to oper
at Atlantic City and reach New Iorl
about Labor day.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

Lester Bryant, the young Chicago
promoter, has taken Patches under
his wing, and II will be shown in
Evening star., 1924-03-16

Lyn Startling. whose comedy. Meet
the Wife" reached its 125th per-
formance in New York. has just re-
turned from California. where his new
play, In His Arms" has been given
a tentative production.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

Sweet Seventeen" instead of
Sweet Sixteen" will be the title Of
John Henry Mear's production.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

Keep Cool revue to he pro
duced by The Elliott Producing Com
Evening star., 1924-03-16

"R RIVERS END" had it's first hear
ing at Atlantic City and good
reports have been received.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

William Farnum will return 10 the
speaking stage next season under the
direction of Arthur Hopkins.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

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Evening star., 1924-03-16

Hurricane" in which Olga Petrova
is starring, has become a fixture in
New York 1t reaches it's Tooth per-
formance this week and still going
well.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

Garden of Weeds" a new play by
Leon Gordon. with Lee Baker, Mary
Newcomb and Lillian Tashman. is in
rehearsal
Evening star., 1924-03-16

May Boley, well known in this city,
has been engaged for "Vogues," the
new Shubert revue.
Evening star., 1924-03-16

RoSalie Stewart, co-producer of
The Show on" has returned to New
YORK from n vacation at Hot Springs,
Ark
Evening star., 1924-03-16

Gustav Blum has resigned as presi-
dent of the Independent Theater Com
pany, producers of The Shame Wom-
an" and will produce independently.
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cANToNskf MAYOR .vYHosTEN.
PODOBNY TREsT OCEKAvA ply JEsTE
JINE HLAVY NEST

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werner A. " Donahey oznam sve rozhodnuG jmz sheda
mayora C. C. Curtise Canton jeho bratras E. E. Cuse
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kaptoni budovy vsem 1rednkGm nych mestech kde "a
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byl Newarku lyncovan jeden prohibicni detektv.
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douhe rady vefenych fednikG kter e budou nasedova
do soukromeho zvota, nenastane znatene zepSen ne
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We SVEN rozhodnuti vzhedem mayoru Curtsovi pravi
guverner ze svedectv jasne dokazue ze neucn oprav
doveho pokusu vymahanf zakona.
Canton O., a. kvetna. - Dnes bylo zde oznameno, ze
svedectv ssen pred guvereem bude pouzo yekou po-
roou kera bude svolana uceem setrovanf domneych
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PENsIJNi PkEDL0HA vETovkNA.
SOUDf Sc z TOHO zE STEJNY OSUD STIH-
NE OSNOVU BONUSOVOU.

Washington, a. kvetna "Setrnost Wade snizeni
dani Ma to patforme president Coolidge zaua sve pevne
sanovisko dnes kdyz by veoval predohu praou obrov
skou vesnou senate sn6movne poslanecke zvSen
81 vyslouzilcd vdov po Mich vaek obcanske mexicke
spaneske Indiany, oznami raznou smenici opposce
proti "zakonim, jez zvysuji trvale vylohy vadni'.
Zaverecny odstavec pesidentova posevi imz predlo-
ha vetovana vyklada repubkanskymi demokratckymi
kongresnm vnd ako ohasen stanovska admnistrace ez
bude znamenat neenom voenske bonusove pfedlohy
pate jiz obou domech kongresu ale rovnez HaugenMc
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Semi plan posovnch zzenci kdyby tyo dive poedni by
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We SVEN poselstv president Coolidge zaual sanovsko.
ze vsechny penssy vaek svrchu zmnenych byo dosta-
tetn9 postarano posedne zvyseny vechny 1920
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vzDu$Nk Po$TA oD 0cEkNu
K 0cEkuu.

Washington a. kvetna. - Denni vzdusna postovni suz
ba mezi New Yorkem San Francskem dodavkou trcet
p6ti hodn c cd ednoho Ultra do nasledujicho vecera
pocne L. byo oznameno dnes generalnm pomi
strem Newem Ocekava Sc, re doba etu bude snzena
dvacet ctyri hodny b9hem nekolka mesci.
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ciskem e pftomne osmdesat sedm hodin vlakem. Nova
sluzba sniff ento Cas- t p9ny Postovn znamky budou
mestech zemi.
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dou zfizeny nasedujfcfch mistech New York Befonte
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zADNE STOPy PO MAI. MART|NOvI.
PATRkNi NA M0Rl / Ma PEvNINE
NEMEL0 VYSLEDKU.
POsLEDNE BYL WIDEN DOMORODCI
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Ma lodi pobfezn straze Algonquin, a. kvetna - Po de-
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rozhzi temer neusale pomoci snych daekohled1 DO
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Y RlJNU OPT DO ITALIE

Rim, 4. kvetna Tomas G. Masaryk, president Cesko-
sovenske Repubky sdeli casopisu Tribuna ze hodla
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Male Dohody" neblizs budoucnosti Masaryk nevefi
moznost move vaky ponevadz vechny a dnes sou vece
oslabeny ochuzeny, vyjimkou jednych Spoenych stad
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NADEJE MA ZMfRNENf VOL
STEADOVA- ZAKONA.
Washington, 8. kvetna. :

Washington, 8. kvetna. -
Kongresnik Tinkham z Mas
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Sc kap. Williamu H. Stayto-
novi, pfedsedovi Sdruzeni pro-
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nj kongresu. Sedesat kongres-
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voleni vyroby a prodeje 2.75
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