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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-10
City Advertisement

Bids Will be received at the Office
of the Town and City Clerk up to
p, m, Nov embcr IL for l.OUO copies
Of the City Building Code. Bids to
be made on the following basis. Size
Of book 6X9: trimmed flush. inside
paper MI book so h. basis; cover
antique finish, olive color: 10 point
type: pages unnumbered; all sub
section titles (after numbers) to be
In italics; articles to he started on a
new page; each page 10 bear in the
upper corner, the article number and
section number contained on the
page: 80 press proofs are TO be
struck off before the final printing
and the type to be held in form for
regular run; coming laws 10 be print
I'd in the back Of the book and TO
include the official coming map; map
70 be printed on a good grade Of
map paper and 10 he bound in at
b" back Of the book: binding 10 be
side wire stitched; margin on each
page / inch
COPY for this hook can he seen in
the office or the Town and city
clerk NJ any time during office
hours. Ionne map can be seen ut
the Office "f the Building ComInis-
sion and Tho successful bidder will
loo furnished a correct copy from
which to make plates. The success
ful bidder win lie required to fur
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-10
TO SEE FIRE STATION PLANS.

Plans for the proposed new fire
station on the old Shipman property,
Stanley street will be submitted by
New Britain architects at meeting
OF the fire commission this evening
a. 1880 o'clock. Bids will be re-
celved on the contract for the pro-
posed improvements at the Central
fire station, which consist OF in.
staling Of n new modern floor in the
apparatus room and various i'm.
proyemcnts In the bath room.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-10

SPECIAL USED GAR SALE
Dodge Bsothsrs coupe 1854.
Dodge Brothers scrssp DEFY, 1853.
Ford tudor, 1874.
Nash sedan, 1874.
MAXWELL sedan. 1881.
Ford touring. tO, 1893.
Ford touring. 1879.
Nash touring car, 1888.
Naeh coupe. 1884.
4. a. EAwKBR,
60 ELM ST. PHONE 3ASa
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-10

WANTEp-permarent boarding home IN
family Of refinement and education for
two intelligent and charming little Sis
ters Of 8 and 10. Hartford Orphan
Asylum, 1880 Albany Ave. Hartford,
Cvnn.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-10
LEAGUERs GOING TO MERIDEN.

The Luther league of the First
Lutheran church will visit the Meri-
zen church Luther league on Thurs
day evening and provide the pro-
gram. There will be recltations by
Miss Mabel Ericsson, a violin solo by
Carl Hanson, another by Miss Mabel
Peterson and a piano duet by Rev.
DR.. ana Mrs. Abel A. Ahlqust. The
party will go by bus, leaving the
church at 7:15 o'clock. Those desir-
ing accommodation are requisite ed
TO notify Carl Swanson. Carl Hanson
or Gustayc Ahlquist.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-10

They were married in october, 1924
and separated month later.
Had Another Lover?
There was a protest from Mrs,
Rhineanders counsel when Mr..
Mills said he would be able to prove
that Mrs. Rhinelander had been the
mistress OF another man before she
met Rhinelander.
Her previous chastity Is not on
trial" objected the wifo's attorney,
The Judge said he would take evil
dence on all pertinent circum-
stances.
The boy, his attorney said, was
tongue tied, and this resulted IN n
mental affection which caused him
to be put in n sanitarium.
Liked His Loving
Out motoring one day. the aitor-
ney said. Rhnelander picked up
Alice Jones and shortly thereafter
she wrote him: Listen, Leonard,
I've had some sweethearts, but !
have never been loved like you do.
never let a fellow love and caress
me like you do" e
A stack OF documents In front or
him, Mr.. Mills said, consisted Of 426
love letters from the defendant.
Asked Him 10 Stay
There was a trip 10 the theater,
and Alice Jones said to the plain
tiff. according to the attorney: I'm
going TO stay tonight at a hotel:
won't you stay with me?"
They stayed at the hotel FIVE
days, counsel ayerred. Two weeks
afterward she demanded money
from him, saying she needed 1t for
surgeon. the lawyer declared.
Another time they stayed n week
at a hotel, the counsel went on.
Then the boys father learned OF
the affair and sent him to an Ari-
coma ranch for two years"
Those Heavenly Nights
Mr.. Mills said he would introduce
letters written during the two years
in which Alice Jones referred 10
those heavenly nights" On Rhine
lander's return from Arizona In
1928. when he had inherited $780,
900 from his mother on reaching the
age OF 81. she invited him TO live
with her at her ranch, counsel said
On the marriage license Mrs
Rhinelander described herself a.
white, Rhinelander's counsel sale
here would be proof that she is q
Negress.
Many Negroes were in court,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-10
Former Bank Runner
Heads Riggs National

Washington, Nov, 10 Rl--Robort
V, Fleming, So. who entered tho
service of tho Riggs National bank
as runner, today became president
OF the institution. one OF the largest
in the cast, He succeeds Milton T.,
Allies who died here several days
ago, and who rose from the position
OF q Janitor In the treasury.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-10
Bridgeport High School
PRINCIPALS Criticized

Bridgeport Nov, 10 Up Mrs,
Fannie l. Crosby. member OF the
board of education, yesterday attack
ed three high school principals
James C. Moore, Arthur c. Sides
and Wilmot Z. Fiske, for their fall
IRE TO charge the extra curricula ac-
.tivitics period In Central High school
which rather than the land school
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-10
CIVIL SUITS RECORDED,

Fred Bcloin and Fred Wrinkle
have been sued for $4,000 by Jo-
scph Il. Tremblay OF ChIcopce,
Mass.
John Ginor has been sued for
500 damages by Harry NJ, Sirskln
OF New York city, Nair & Nair Is
sued tho writ, which was served by
Constable Fred Wrinkle,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-10

READ THE HERALD CLASH
FLED ADS FOR RESULTS.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-10
FLETCHNER WILL ADMITTED

The will OF Matthew Fletchner
was admitted by Judge Deming In
the Pennington probate court yes
terday. The will was drawn Octo-
her ., the day before the testator's
death and It's admission was unsuc-
cessfully contested.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-10
MRS. RHINELANDER
ADMITS CHARGES


She denied there was deception,
They were married In October, 1924
and separated a month later.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-10
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TO- 1926

day, Is responsible for all "fussing"
and "unhappincss", she claimed. She
urged that the period he changed
from third to last so that those not
engaged In dramatics, radio. glee
and other club work, might go home
II they desired. Teachers are I'M
derstood TO have voted In favor of
the present program.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-10
AUIOMUrlVE



Affirmative
Autos and Trucks for Sale o
... ,,..,., .x D.r
BUICK USED CAN pEff'
go. $500, ,,,,., .,., ,,.
~ ~ Maven ,our,ng rsns,n,cd A''
ie.a Chevrolet touring, bargain,
1898 Jewett coupe repsinted'
, ,ss9 Fofa , ,"Snu0 ssd eeu'n'
wee '''D '''p''
PHONE .so7.
prppNn,nrp uspD cans
n0Dcr, ppoTurpa
1874 Touring,
,ose codar
49, Tonrins
100 Tonr,rs
,onI paatyer ,t,h r,rto, ton
,oos pnad.,.r "''"
scSI,,EpCIAT rhps
Iana scraan ns,t.o,,
iosI snroon r.ii,sr;
1921 Touring.
THE 8. #. MOTOR SALES CORP.
oprv rvrpv ,,,,rv,nc
u,,nsos AVN pssuv rsrn CAD nppr
orrvpa THIN ro,1ov,Sc :.
cuo,cr rsrn CAP v.,nps
rrpus Arr.NcrD
49,.
ls1o Huuson Coach.
lssf 1h'yse' tour'hk ohr'
iosa nunson oeoah' 'oaiioon .tee'
issS maven epoFt touring VIE
lss3 Nasn touring
l9s| foru' touring W.
1879 Essex Coach.
49, E ss sod.n
1s24 Essex Touring.
1928 Studebaker Coupe,
1873 ARCH ST. PHONE 25k1
HUDSON-EsSEX-P
SALES a SERVICE
KENNETH Al. gEARLE a CO..
REQ MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKs
1929 REQ 8 cyl ,o es'
iS Sa Fo up'D tonrnr CYL '0''
is!s Soie touring.
1921 REQ Speed wagon.
i'tS He0 speed wagon
pprers ynu
TERMS EASY
50 DAY GUARANTEE WITH EACH
CAR.
----------------'------- ----------------------'-
| orpsMo91LE USED CAR DEPT.
|
Maxwell touring. 1924.
r1Idsmob,Is tourirx Iase t-1xl
| Oi6.onoohlI. tourIn, 400 g.,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-10
RENEWED roRDs

RENEWED roRDn
1924 Tudor ssdan (S). st s3fA
1924 Roe deter ~. 81 5000.
1922 Roadster (z). At 500.
1922 Touring cars t2). at Sfsk
1871 Coupe a $3.50.
1923 Coupe at S37k.
1898 Ton truck tstaks sidssl. at
slss.
iS3a y ton (pAnsi oody) a. 9l7s.
1898 Ton express at $500.
OTHER CARE
Paige 1919. . passenger touring at
$3.50
Rso. 1919. touring car. passenger.
at SEQ.
Liberal terms on all the sbsvs cara
ATroMoT1vE SALES a SERVICE CO.,
fs ELM ST. PHONE 77N.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-10

sruDEBAKER USED CAR DEPT.
studsbaker. 1873 Light touring.
StudsbaRer, 1928 duplex
Studsbaksr. l32kspso, coach,
Buick. 1898 T.para touring
Studeoaker. 1891 Big q sedan,
Dodre. 1891 Sedan.
ALBRo MOTOR sALHe CO..
1iS ARCH ST. PRONE 3ss.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
HOTEL MINERVA

Ave. Ponce de Leon - Stop Is
Telefono 1545 ~ oAh r9
Visitelo y encontrara habitaciones
frescas, servicio esmerado. Comidas
a domicilio. Precios Modicos.
Propietario: JUAN C. VELEZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
UZCUDUN FIRMA
ANTE DEsCAMPs.

Pauline Uzcudun, el bravo "lnr
till de Regil, ha firmedo tambi5n
su contrato correspondence, EXPIRE
sando la satisfaction que siente al
encontrarse en- su TERRA natal con
figura tan prominente en- e: nlundo
del boxeo.
Por cierto que en- la fir1na del
contrato de Pauline ha ilabido una
cosa curiosa. Que la frnia la ha
hecho ante Descamps, Ell entrena-
dor de Carpenter, Y con asentim!en
to del mismo. Esto viens demos
trar que son ciertas las ioticias de
que iba a ser su : manager y
que por 10 tarto no era cierto nj
fundada la rectifcaci6n que hicie-
ra Descamps manifestaf1do que por
ahora no 10 serfa. Como Sc We pcr
esta notic1a de ahora ri popular
entrenador de Carpenter ha de ser
quien dirija la carrera pugilistica
de Panlino. No Sc llalla Ell de Re-
gil en- malas manos....
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10

mafana, mas grande aun era Ell
que reinaba en- el de la tarde. Sc
trataba del tlesquite del Qua "a
ma.
La sconcurrencia que asisti6
este encuentro era mucho mayor
a La de la madana. Las bellas da-
mas que ALI concurrieron dieron
muestras de su amor por ell de-
porte. at'El Guayama Stars" Ls
presenta como baterfas Ell P;ito
Moncho v Jnan, mientras que Ell
New Coamo" nos presenta f.
lie y Borges. Ambos lanzadores ex
plotaron, entrando Moncho por ell
Guayama, sustituyendo a Patio, y
Jose Seda en- sustituci6n de Felle.
La lucha fue una de las pocas que
durante hace muchos amos habia
presenciado, tai fue 10 renido del
tuego que al terrninar Ell novenc
inning" ambos equipos contaban
con nueve carreras. Ell entusiasmo
era immense. Todos creiamos que
habria de seguirse ell juego. To-
dos los FANS pedfan siguiese
la lucha. Vino la interposic:6n p0r
parte de Fsberlle, y NADIA pudo acor
darse, presentfa Fabito que Ii ba-
terra del Guayama, estaba inso-
portable y despu6s de este Ell 'tum-
pire'' Moner6, declare, de acuerde
con las Ieyes de la hga, Ell iuego
fulfitted" a favor del "Guaya-
ma Stars. Conformes los capita-
mes con tai resoluci6n So terinino
Ell Game" con un tscore" do 8
9 siendo este encnentro ganac ,
por "Guayama''. A fines de la lu-
cha pudimos estrechar las manos
de varias damas divinas de aq =
las que con tanto entusiasmo asis
ten a los juegos de pelota, entire
elias la muy culta trigueiia Be-
len Arocho, la que nos saludo con
mucha algeria nuestra partida
para nuestro pueblo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
lGran Renale!! i82 YACASl iS2 yACAS!

MERCEDES EN- TRUJlIlO
A
s6<a
SOCIEDAD FERNANDEZ CO. Sen vendi
Tesponda p oruen
HOLST FroxIm su mayo
mas de un ano que Ssd
LITROS 36 LTROS diaos @ - efac
PRODUCCION
M dariamente SERAN o OIsA ~
CONPRADORES LO DESEEN u
Deb la breyedad quere e asuno pOr 81 0so "a %
solamen Este ganad S conOoC no M
GRAN
desee enqueceI
- s 800 ~ - sSrsz a yIZCARRONDO
AlmOnedeo P1blicO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
Ell ENCUENTRo sERA EN-
SAN SEBASTIAN


Fracasado el intento de celebrar
el match en- Bilbao, sus o-ganiza
dores pensaron que fuera en- san
Sebastian. Para clio tuvieron en-
cuenta no solo la proximidad la
frontera, que ha de permitir la asis
tencia de mayor ntlnerc de perso-
mas aiicionadas a La boxe, sino ell
hecho de que en- dicho mes Sc ce-
lebren en- nuestra ciudad las rega-
tas y Ia Gran Semana Automovi-
istica, y que por 10 tanto, "a
anuencta de forasteros en- nuestra
ciudad ha de ser base de una pro
bable entrada.
Aver estuvo en- San Sebastian
uno de los organizadores del match,
Ell conde de vilallonga, v celebro
una entrevista con ..el empresario
de la Plaza de Toros, seiior Ucela-
yeta, llegando una inteligenci4
para la celebration del coso taurino.
La fecha del encuentro sera pro-
bablemente la del domingo dia 27
del referido pr6ximo mes de septiem
bre; pero podr1a sriceder que tu-
viera lugar, ST asi les conviniesc
los organizadores, en- cualquisr
dia de trabajo comprendido. cntie
ell 20 Y Ell o7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
Lo QUE coBRARAN
Los BoxEADoRES

sabemos las cifras que han de
cobrar los dos prgilistss. Firpo,
gracias a la intervention del senior
Ortiz Echague, ma rebajado sIs
pretensiones y ''solsmente'' cobra
ra 7o,o0 pesetas. Paulino Uzcu-
dun cobrara 10000 pesetss.
Ademas han de completar el es-
pectaculo otros ratci,s de bcxeo,
Contin1a on Ia Pag. :
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
DEP0RTlVAS.

siderables,. las que dificilmente
pnede llegarse en- sitios donde Ia
afici6n no Sc ha desarrollado de ma
nera que permita hacer frente a
un presupuesto tan elevado. Por
otra parte, meditan mucho estos
"ases' antes de enfrentarss con
pugiIstas para Quienes I'm triunfo
signifca la consagraei6n de su ca
rrera.
Todo ha quedado arregladoS sill
embargo. A clio ha contr.brido eff
cazmente eI representante de La
Naci6n., de Buenos Aires. en- Pa.
ris, don Fernando Ortiz Echague.
Este ha conseguido alIauar todas
las diflcultades surgidas, y los or
ganizadores del match tieren en- su
poder ell contrato. Firpo Sc com.
promote contender cor U2cuGun
en- ell mes de septien1b.e del cno
actual Para responder de su com
promise, en- Ell acto de tirmarlo ha
hecho un dep6sito de 25.0;a pese-
tas. que peraeria 81 por cnalqnier
causa no Sc encontrara aqui en- la
fecha determinada. a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10

luchas en- el campo at
l6tico de "Coamo Los equipos
contender 'Guayama Stars"
VS.. "New Coamo'' SO dividen los
honores. Ell juego vespertino fue
declarado stFulftted'' favor
del "Guayama Stars por Ell
umpire Monero,'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
BOARDING HOUSE
PUERTORRIQUENO

Para los que deseen Vettir a
New York. 10 esperamos en-
ell mueIIe 81 nos avisa o 10 va
mos a bl:scar al mueile. Coml-
das crioIIas. Precios modicos.
Buen servicio y trato para los via
jantes. COmOdidades modernas.
TeIefono Chelsea 6216 o
Chickerring 824o.
223 w Est, "a ST. New York
Propietario: JUAN RAMIREZ I
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
JUEGo DE LA TARDE

81 grande era Ell entusiasmo rel
mantle con motivo del juego de la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10

Desde hace varios dias venia ha
bl&ndose de la celebration de un
gran match de boxeo, en- Ell cual
habian de enfrentarse Firpo, ell fa-
moso s'Le6n de la Pampa'', y Pau
hno Uzcudun, el pugiista de Re
gil, que tan rapidamente Sc ha CO.
locado a la cabeza de los luchado-
res de boxeo. Sc decia que ese en-
cuentro iba tener lugar en- Bill
bao; y, en- efecto, algo habia de
verdad en- la noticia. Sin embar-
go, a Ultima hora Sc ha decidido
que no sea en- Bilbao, sino en- San
Sebastian donde Ell encuentro Sc
celebre.
Los organizadores de este match,
que sera acknowledgements Ell mas sen
sacional de cuantos han tenido lll-
gar en- Espaiia, son los conocidos
deportistas, inspiradores del diario
bilbaino Excelsior, senores con-
de de vilallonga, de la Sofa, Acha
y otros. Habian tornado dichos Sc
flores con todo calor la idea de ce-
lebrar este combate para hacer que
Sc enfrentaran ell argentine y e
vasco. en- una lucha que hahia de
despertar extraordinario interes en-
Ell pals vasco. Incluso Sc habia pen
sado va en- celebrarlo Ell proximo
mes de mayo en- ell campo de San
Names, de Bilbao, donde hay m.
chos aficionados al boxeo; pero ei
prop6sito no ha podido ser rean-
zado poruue Firpo en- dicha s>a7
tiene que hallarse en- la RepLllica
Argentina.
Las difcultades para contrafat
Firpo no han sido pocas nj pc
quenas. En- primer lugar. estos
boxeadores de fama mundial esta''
acostumbrados cobrar bolsas coll
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10

HOTEL CONTINENTAL

Hab taciones c6modas para
pasajeros y fami6as. Sc adj
miten abonados, buenas CO..
midas. Tetuan 49,, apartado y
telefono 825, San Juan, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
HOTEL La GLORIA.

Centrico. Todo nuevo. Habitacionesl
frescas Vi limpias; comidas exeelen-s
tes. Especial stenei6nr para fami-
liza. Precios modera dos. Isabel ~,
altos. Telefono 947. Ponce. y as1i
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
UZCUDUN Y FIRPo PELEARAN
EN- Ell MES DE SETIEMBRE
EN- SAN SEBASTIAN

Ademas de la lucha entire ell vasco
v Ell argentine, podr& verse en-
la plaza de toros a Dempsey y
Carpenter. La organization de
este programa de boxeo cuesta
mas de 100000 pesetas.-Entra-
dae a sesenta duroS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-10
Ell TIBIDABo

FL sitio predilecto para ell viajero.
Comidas eXquisitas. Local espacio-
so. Para almorzar y cenar ella
siempre e restaurant de moda Ell
TIBIDABO. Gale Isabel cerca de Ia
Plaza Munoz Rivera, Ponce, p. r.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
First to Sing Famous Song
GRACE HAYES, the jazz songstress

GRACE HAYES, the jazz songstress
in Artists and Models" was born
in San Francisco, and began her ca
reer in the cabarets.
She studied with Santa Bella, the
Spanish maestro, for two years, and
sang at the old mission festival at
San Juan Capistrano. At 16 she be-
came an entertainer at the Pavo Real,
an exclusive cabaret, where she sang
ballads, and learned the knack of put
ting over popular songs. She was the
first one to sing "Alexander's Rag
time Band" securing a copy from
New York long before it struck the
public fancy. Later on she met Irving
Berlin, the composer Of this famous
tune, and she has since introduced
many of his songs in vaudeville.
After the Frisco cabarets she
drifted into vaudeville, and was given
her first contract with Keith vaude-
vile the opening week at the Palace,
Cleveland, in 1922.
She won her spurs as jazz singer
in London, where she appeared in
various De Courville productions. She
was starred in THE Rainbow" an
elaborate revue, at the Empire there.
This joyous Frisco miss has a per-
sonality all her own, which is said to
combine the robust dash of Sophie
Tucker. the winsome smile of Nora
Bayes, and the lissome figure Of Gilda
Gray,
Evening star., 1925-10-11
JEAN FOX
Mutual
Moscow Art Theater
Musical.

MoRRIs GEsT has announced that
he has completed arrangements
with Vladimir Nemirovitch. .Da Mt
chenko. co-founder of the Moscow
Art Theater, whereby the Moscow Art
Theater Musical Studio will open it's
first American engagement. in this
country Monday evening, December
IA. doubtless in New York.
Mr. Gest also save out the list of
patrons and patronesses in connection
with the new American season of the
Russians.
The committee of patrons an
nounced includes: Otto II. Kahn. hon
orary chairman; Mrs. Vincent Astor,
Prof. George Pierce Baker. Mrs.
August Belmont. DR.. Nicholas Murray
BIler. Paul u. Cravath. Walter
Damrosch. John w. Davis. Mrs,
Newbold Edgard, Mrs. Marshall
Field. Giulio Gatti-Ca sazza. Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson, Thomas Hast.
ings. President John Grier Hibben,
Arthur Curtiss James. Frederic A.
Juilliard, Thomas W. Lamont. Clar-
ence II. Mackay. Mrs. Charles f.
Mitchell. DIR. Eugene Noble. Prof.
William Lyon Phelps. Frank l..
Polk, Edward Robinson. Leopold Sto-
kowski, Mrs. Willard Straight. Au-
gustus Thomas, Mrs Henry Rogers
Winthrop, Mrs. II. P. Whitney.
In the course of the limited New
York season, the Moscow Art Theater
Musical Studio will give its entire rep
ertory. which includes: LecocQ's The
Daughter of Madame Angot''; Aristo-
phanes' "Lysistrata," with music on
Greek themes by the modern Russian
cita and the Soldier" with the Bizet
music for Carmen" and a wholly new
libretto drawn direct from Merimee' s
story by the Russian poet, Constantin
Lipskeroff; Offenbaqh's La Perichole"
and a triple bill from Pnshkin, en-
titled Love and Death" featuring
Rachmaninoff's short opera, "Aleko'
and including also Arensky's The
Fountain of Bakhchi-Sarai'' and
Glieres mimo drama, Cleopatra"
The original stage settings for all of
these productions, which 1t Is said
have set the entire Russian theater
into a furore Of discussion. will be
brought intact with the company.
Among them will be represented the
work of Maria Gortinskaya, Pierre
kontchalovsky and Isaac Rabinovitch.
Rabinovitch particularly, through his
designs for "Lysistrata'' and Car
mencita and the Soldier is said to
have pointed the way to new and
revolutionary stage architecture.
Among the leading players in the
company will be Olga Baklanova, one
of the outstanding dramatic and vocal
talents from Russia's younger genera
ton; Vladimir Lossky, one of Russia 8
most celebrated regisseurs in lyric
drama and well known character
actor and singer; Leonid Baratoff. an
other assistant to Nemirovitch-Dant-
chenko on the regisseur's staff and an
eminent comedian: and Ivan Velika-
noff, who appears in many leading
roles opposite Baklanova.
The company. which includes a total
of 105 people, will bring its own con-
ductors, Vladimir Bakaleynikoff and
Constantin Shvedoff, and its own
chorus master, Yelena Skatkina. No
table in the executive staff will be
the presence. of Yakoff Gremislavsky,
admittedly the greatest living master
Of makeup.