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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-02-12
CHALK MARKS : AN EDITORIAL FOR THE KIDS

win you please look the buildings bridges
home and notice the chalk marks which disgre them
win please look at them carefully and ask yourself whether
they add anything of beauty value to the landscape? They
OF white chalk Of uniform size Where did this chalk from
and who the writers
We do not suppose that win be long answering these
questions your satisfaction W
It takes years eliminate chalk marks brick while
be readily washed from painted on It takes months
chalk marks from implanted lumber although is much
It from buildings that have been painted
vulgar word written shows that that word has been writ
the chds mind first How long will it take the
stain from the mind Of that child
You the stain may begin to show up
IN his speech his thought and his action.
Grown people do like to have their property up
Boys and girls who public spirited like the
Books Of their town marred by of writing this canI
be stopped each one Of helps to the already
there and his influence to further writing
Chalk win not mark walls when it left where it belongs
10 the school room
Look the town and decide whether the chalk
hsed not and you decided they
nuisance take the chalk from the primary warn
uAaes who tempted
Kids can help wonderfully when they willing and If kid
understands that he making strangers speak slahng Of
Ak town he win never be guilty Of q second offense
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-02-12
4 RECORD Of ACCOMPLISHMENT
AND A CONSTRUCTIVE PROGRAM

I tests, with the result that the super
Tor results obtained from our seed have
been so apparent that ali available
supplies Of this class have already
(December) been purchased By south
ern growers, 81 price very consider.
ably sboye thar resolved for grade po-
tatoes here. An ever increasing de-
mand is sure to come from this source.
for our reputation along this line is
becoming more fIrmIy established every
year
Prevented the passage OF legislation,
unfair to business men and 81 no ulti-
mate benefit to the public. Worked
strenuously at ali times to create senti-
ment to keep the states expenditures
within receipts and during the past
three years has consistently advocated
the utmost economy In running Of
state
Cooperated 70 fullest extent in put
ting on Montana Month" campaign,
getting nearly q hundred Eastern
wholesalers to mall ont over 10000
Inserts containing Information that the
Association stands ready 10 give %
newcomers reliable, prac-
teal and accurate information regard
ing the opportunities existing here.
In addition the Association got in
.ouch with over 800 manufacturers and |
producers in tAe state and supplied
he dining car departments Of the thrse
railroads with infOF-
nation as to where they couId secure
II the needed supplies for their Mon
ana Month" menus.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-02-12

BASIN - Hattie Ferguson mine
idle for IS years. sgain being worked
MONTANA sheep men fsedinz
$4,000 more sheep this winter thar
last.
MESe0ULA state University
builds 500-watt broadcasting station
MONTANA butter production IN
creased from 100000 pounds n
1923. to 5000, coo pounds in 1924.
WOLF CREEK High grade cop,
per-silver ore. uncovered in ROsen-
field property here.
FEDERAL surveyors to investigate
water grade highway from MissoulA
to Spokane to establish all-winter
auto route to the coast
HARLEM - County accepts new
steel bridge across Milk river ar
Savoy.
CENSUS bureau places Montanass
wealth at s2,22s,1s9. 900.
If there is local industry that .
little capital might help put over, this
IS q good year 70 give It lift.
THE RAILWAYS are entitled to 8
Legislative holiday All signs indi-
sate there was never a better time
Tor such truce. - Philadelphia Pub
ic Ledger.
PONDERA Two carloads Of poul-
~ shipped during the last three days
# January.
MISSOULA Forest interests sue
:eed in getting. recommendation for
10000 federal airplane patrol for
orsst fire protection.
GREAT FALLS-ROyal Canadian |
III company TO launch 100000 drill !
ng campaign starting with five wells.
BILLINGS - The Montana COM
any plans natural gas plant at Chi
ook, on Bowes structure. Company
as 100000 capital.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-02-12
PRIMARY ELECTION LAW SHOULD BE REPEALED

hin has been introduced into the assembly providing the
repeal Of the primary election law This law passed some
step in the advancement of Montana cvz
ter and panaeea for the Of all political Ills
say that primary election has fulfilled expectations
many things that have followed in its wake and
eyes unsatisfactory conditions that have arisen
state politics primary expense
not only to the state but to the candidates well very often
TIE successful office seeker has been the last in the running
the critical would have selected simply the
pubc minded electors distributed their ballots among able
between whom there little choice while the others
centrated their ballots upon man and won.
Yet in state circles the primary has not caused the dsan
sement Of class and the harm has done possibly be
offset by its benefits 1t in county affairs that the primary
law has proved unfair and unsatisfactory
Let take Cascade county which consists of the city of Ct
Falls registering twohrds Of the vote Of the county and the
farming communities which one-thrd
county countyseat contains large
majority the population They the sur
rounding country they the trade Of the
farmers living there community of interest between the city
dweIer the rural sections is not to be expected
At election candidate county office
ally and should happen survive at the general
election November the champion Of the rural sections put
sf business
Since the passage Of the primary election law only two
have been elected to office from outside of the city Of Great Falls
instance there similarity of which led Great
Falls people for outsider thinking him resident Of
te city and the second instance there appeared to be
ct Falls politicians which could be compro
missed outsider got in a result
In offices because of their nature the country
should be represented In other departments of the county
is just fitting that the city be selected
The country represented on the board of county
commissioners The county superintendent should
rural sections The farmers entitled membership tho
legislative delegation from Cascade county.
Under the old convention system these recognized
nd the different political parties discouraged the ambition the
uan resident who tried to induce them disregard this unwr
law and turned deaf the clamorns
for an office for which he untitled.
Under the convention system there might wrongs
There might have been coercion but taking the matter all ALL
the portion of the county immeasurab better off
The primary election law practical Acknowledgement for
the rural portion of Cascade county AS such it should be
paaled.
The abuses of the present system be blamed the
citizens of Great Falls political social oganza
0n They the direct result Of the operations of the primary
this law endure long win rural
section Of Cascade county be without elect representa-
live of their interests in any capacity.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-02-12
N0Tg(.R Tn (RRnFTElRl.


Estate Of JOHN JOSEPH GLIB
BONS. Deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN By
the undersigned NIKE HOvASETzs
Administrative wfth tha VIII Annexed
of the Estate o. John gosenh Gibbons,
Deceased, 20 the creditors Of and al
persons having claims against the said
Deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within Four (4)
months after the first publication Of
this notice, to the said Administrator
at the offices Of W. J. Tighe, Rooms
e-7-e Thisted Building. Great FaIIs,
Mont, the same being the place for
the transaction of the business Of said
estate in the County Of Cascade.
Dated February 4, 1925.
NIKE HOVANETZ,
Administrator with the VIII An
nexed Of the Estate Of John Joseph
Gibbons, Deceased.
". J. TIGHE, Attorney for Admin
istrator. Great Falls, Mountains.
First pub. Feb. B-last pub. Feb 26l
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-02-12
ASSOCIATION VITAL
FACTOR TO MONTANA

There Is no other organisation %
well qualified 10 cope with the states
lproblems and % further the common
Z interest It's large, representative
membership makes surs an ever broad
minded view. "a well as a unity OF
effort which ls not eQualled in any
ether organisation
The results already secured have
amply justified the cost.
The directors are leading business
men OF the state. keen, enthusiastic
and determined that no possible means
OF advancing the states welfare shall
be neglected or overlooked.
This organisation belongs to the
membership and is conducted primar-
lily for their benefit, the officers being
only too glad to receive and act upoz
constructive criticisms or suggestions
as well as TO got Acknowledgements Of
appreciation for work well dens.
& The abfiity OF the Association 20
produce tangible results has been made
possible In the past and VIII be meas
ured In the future by the loyal support
and cooperation rendered by the mem
bership,
In view Of the fact that state
wide organization OF the business men
is a vital necessity and that thi$ Asso-
citation has been and will be ouch
factor In the advancement OF the state.
II Is wise policy to give It such sup
port that II can 90 on with an ever
increasing influence for the bettermena
OF the state.
Gained Much Experience
Because Of its wide experience the
Association is now In q better position
than ever before to 'put across" meri-
torfous propositions which need the Inn
petus which this statewide organize
ton the only one OF its kind Ia the
United States. can supply.
The Associations activities in TIE
future wlll be definitely directed 70
ward the upbuilding Of the state IN
avery possible way.
WIN continue to disseminate inf0r.
nation indicating that diverslflcatIoH
has besn 10 other states and win OF
ieceeslty be here, the basis OF enduring
IuccesaL
WA axtend practice Of prOduclns
,ura Montana seed. which IL becoming
widely known end IN ever Increasing
laanand at good prices for ita viahflity
md the excellent quality aud quantity
4 fha yields secured therefrOm. e
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-27
ii tomn v GechAch, ma Morave a 7
Sliezsku s,i vysledky mnoho slab

ii tomn v GechAch, na Morave a Y
Sliezskn sd vysledky 0 mnoho slab
Sic, ponevac tam jedine okres
chrudimsky sosbieral II 900 Kcs.,
kdezto ostatnych okresoch bolo
sosbierane len asi polovica tohoto
obnosu.
Dl'a miest bolo sosbierane: v
Prahe $4,000 Kcs, v Bratislaye
$4,000 Kcs, v Kosiciach 1000 Kcs
Brine $4,000 Kcs.
70 zeleznicntch riaditel 'stiev SO
bralo najviac bratislavske 81, 800
kcs., a kosicke $4,000 Kcs. Obnosy
sobrane u ostatnych riaditel 'stiev
sn 0 mnoho mensie.. -,
Rozsiahlost' 'agendy akcneho
vyboru "Narod svojmu hrdinovi'' .
najlepsie osvetiuje rozposlanie
$4,000 kusov sbieracfch harkov
ked' uvazime co je to "a praca
rozoslat' tol'k hal'kov, kazdy ma
in1 adresu, West jeho evidenciu
atd'. vidime, ze je to agenda ne
obyeajne vel'ka. Okrem toho O.
vsem sa zaoberal akcny vybor i
inymi zalezitost ami, hlayne uspo-
riadanim slavnosti ma Bradle pri
oslave 5 rocneho vyrocia tragickej
smrti gen. Stefanika, ktora ma
prick zna6nym prekazkam dopad-
Ia pomerne dobre, ak ME po stran-
ke financnej, tedy aspof pc strau-
Ike moralnej. - ~
Tato strucna zprava cinnosti
akeneho vyboru "Narod svojms
hrdinovi" jasne osvetl 'uje pracu,
ktord vykonal "a jeden tristvrte
roka svojej tinnosti. Hlavne co
chcel, dosiahol. Peniaze pomerne
S dost' znacnou namahou sobrai
teraz je len povinnost 'ou tych,
ktori 0 tom budG rozhOdovat a.
by k stavbe mohyly bolo elm sko-
rel prikroGene, lebo dnes az MET
ziadnych vyhovorielS. Peniaze, kto
re dosial' chybaly, sn uz pohroma-
de, plany tiez. Teraz nechybi NJ
mic, nezli prikrocit k vyhotoveniu
dicla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-27
j. sosbieran6 1,475,OOO Kcs

novi' sosbieran6 1,475,OOO KGs.
Ked sd cd tohoto obnosu odpoci~
ia naklad, ktory sbieracia akcia
pohltila talk celkovy vysledok
sbierky je vein priaznivy, pone-
vac Spolok pre- postavenie pomni-
ka gen. NJ. r. Stcfanikovi, ktort-
mu obnos sosbierany akcnym W.
boron bude odovzdany, bude mat
k dispozlcii na tento ciel' i so svo-
jou sbierkou vysc ! a pol miliona
kcs, takze ak bude dost dobrei
vole a malo reel, bude NONE pri-
krocit' k stavbe mohyly na Bra
die V kratkom case.
V dohl 'adnej dobe bude vydana
pre- verejnost' obsiahla zprava, V
ktorej bude dopodrobna uvedena
cinnost' akcneho vboru. Sbieraei
material bol uz L vacSej ciastkN
statisticky spracovany a vykazuje
ZauJimave lldaje. TAX ma pr. M
SlOvensku bolo sOsbieranG 94S. 900
kcs. Ma prvom mieste SIT statni il
radnlci d Zamestnanci, na drluhorl
Skoly, 'alej vojsko a cetnlctvo,
co do vysky sosbieraneho obnosu.
Naproti tomu V Cechach bolo
sosbierane pocitujnc do toho i Pra
hu 272, 900. / tn sl Ma prvom mie-
ste statni iiradnici a zamestnanci,
vojsko a cetnictvo, kdczto nepo.
rozumenim min. skolstva mar. O.
svety skoly nplne sklamaly: Ma
Slovensku sa sosbieralo Ia skolaeh
So, 900 Kcs., kdezto v Cechach leu
II, 900 kcs. CA ministrom skolstva
jc Slovak, DIR. DererD.
Morava so Sliczskom sosbiera
la 100000 Kcs. Statni iiradnici a
zamestnanci dali skoro celn treti,
nu 33, 500 Kcs., vojsko 10000 ke<
kdezto skoly len 5000 Kcs.
/ Ma Podkarpatskcj Rusi, kde bo,
io sasbienaue 34l71 KGs ma ii
primat skoly. ..
Zaujimavy je zvlast' vykaz sbie
rok 70 Slovenska. Nielen peknt
vysledky dokazaly niektore zupy
medzi ktorymi je $ $1,000 5Kcs. hi
pfyom tmieste zupas poyazska, ais
i okresy. 10 vsetkych okresov do
cielil II mas najleps1 vysledok o.
kres banovsky, v ktorom bolo so
sbierane $4,000 Kcs. a potion o
kres tHGiansko -sv. -martinsky, I'D,
bolo sosbieraue 5000 Kcs. Napro
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-27

| 3 zruSsil tohoto ministerstva, ako
zbytoen6ho. Teraz W mohla byt'
rec a tiez sa pretrasuj1 zpra-
Wy rozdelenf funkcie tohoto
ministerstya medzi jednotlivymi
namisterstvami. To ovsem ma tiez
svoje ureite nedostatky, to by to-
til znamenalo sriadit kazd0m
ministerstve zvlastnu komisiu 70
znalcov stareho uhorskeho praya
y xAkonika, ktori by Y oboru p0-
sobnosti dotycneho ministerstya
starali sa Q unifikaciu. To by vsakI
prinieslo eiastoene zbyrokratizo-
vanie agendy, ponevae sd otazky
a zakony, ktorych riesenie patri
do kompetencie niekol 'kych mi
nisterstiey, co by samo sebou w
zadovalo sriad 'ovanie medzimini-
sterskych unifikacnych komisii ad
hoe pri kazdom pripade.
. Je ovsem zaujme statu, /verej-
nosti a pravneho poriadku prav-
nej bezpecnosti, ably velike dielo
unifikacie bolo Go najviacej urych
lene, ponevac dnesnym stavom IT,
pi jak obecenstvo, tax advokatl,
clenovia zakonodameho sboru a
STUDENT prava. Prevedenim uni
fikacie bude uskutocnena tiez We
lika east .sjednocujdcej eelostat-
nej prace, ktora ma "a 1kol po-
stavit ma rumoch byvalej monar-
chic Stat novyy, modernyy, jednotny
a pokrokovy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-27
PRED POSTAVENiM STEFANI.
KOVEJ MOHYLY MA BRADLE
Nasbieralo sa poldruha miliona

Po skoro dvojrocnej cinnosti
pristupuje akcny vybor "Narod
svojmu hrdinovi' k likvidacii, lie.
bo povazuje svoju nlohu "a skon.
cenll. Hlavny ciel', ktory 81 vytkol
pri zahajeni svojich prac dna 4
aprlla 1923, umozncnie vystavby
mohyly gen. NJ. r. Stefanika na
Bradle usporiadanfm celostatneJ
sbierky, skutoGne i splnil. Ia nie
cele diva roxy bolo zasluhou axe,
ntho vyboru "Narod svojmu hrdi-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-27
sJEDNOTENIE zAKoNov.

Sl'i6enie zemi ceskych SO Slo-
venskom "a Podkarpatskou Rusou
prlnleslo mimo ineho so sebou /
problem dvojiteho prava sukrom-
neho trestneho s1casne S celym
radon rozdielom zakonovych, kto-
re zadaly dost' casio pricinu k spo
rom nedorozumeniam. Po pre-
vrate nasledkom stavky pasiv-
nej resistancie byvaleho uradni-
ttva a nasledkom nedostatku slo-
venskych Uradnikov priSli k nam
llradnici Ccsi a sice jak do admi-
nlstrativy, tax do inych nradov,
ktorych vedenie vyzadovalo zna-
lost pravniekych predpisov. Tie
to nedostatl<y boly spozorovane
cd sameho zaciatku oblo zaloze-
ne prepotrebne pravnicke forum
k rieseniu tychto sporov a k od-
straneniu rozdielov s1ce vo for
me ministerstva pre- sjednotenie
zakonov - t. j. unifikacie ,ktore
ministerstvo cd sameho prevratu
nachadZa sa v rukach slovenskych
P0sobnost' tohoto minlsterstya DO
la dana clinhnovanlm rozdfelov
praynych a zakonitych. TAX toto
ministerstvo prehliada S pravni-
ckeho stanoyiska vsetky zakony
a vladne nariadenia tykajuce Sd
celej republiky hlavne toho hl'a-
diska, ably ich prevedenie neposo-
bilo rusive V zcmiach byv. Uhor-
ska. Toto ministerstvo stara sa 0
preklady zakonov, pracuje ma u
tvoreni vybudovani spravnej cs.
pravnickej terminologie.
V oboru vlastnej p6sobnosti
praeuje toto ministerstvo poye-
renia ministerskej rady na osno-
,vach zakona 0 statnom obeanstye,
domovskom prave, 0 pobytu cu-
dzineoy o kompetencii minister
stiev. Ministerstyo toto spolupra-
GU jc pri tom S ostatnymi resolta-
mi na yelikgch zakonnych refors
mach, ktore sa priprayujd. Sd to
hlavne dalove zakony, pracuje sa
d'alej na reforme obcanskeho za-
kona a trestneho zakona. S1 to O.
ysem diela epoehalne, ktorych rie-
senie vyzadIje sirokych stddii po.
merov statoch zapadnych a pre-
to nemoze to byt' preyedene V kra
tkej dobe .niekol 'kNch rakov.. Ci4-
| most tohoto ministerstva jeho
povolanie bade skoncene iba vte-
dy, az bud1 ysetky zakony pray
nicke predpisy vybudoyan6 na no
vonl zaklade noveho, jednotneho
| statu. Poto1n bude mono hoyorit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-27
cit, dokial Eirna zimnA sezona q

cNy uOkidl XlTuH XtauUd SezOu6 u
stala pine v rukach Mad 'arov. Dl-
| ho sa uvazovalo o odstranenf toho-
to nedostatku, cakala sa pomoc -
az Kosicanov toto vecne cakanie
domrzelo a chopili sa krasnej svoj
pomoci. Zalozili 81 vlastne, vycho-
doslovenske divadlo, ktofe prave
skoncilo svoju prv1 sezonu a slce
dl,a casopiseckych zprav alktiv-
ne ESQ ziskom). Divadlo toto hra
V hlavnej sezone v Kosiciach, j.
nae kona turne po vychodnom Slo
yensku t. casu prave lspesne
hra Uzhorode, kde prichod di-
vadla znamenal pre- tamojsiu ces-
koslovensku verejnost' vykdpenie
z 'doterajsej kulturnej stagnacie.
kulttlrne znamena pre- Slovensko
toto move divadlo znaGne plus uz
i tym, re ono GO do poctu predve-
denych' slovenskych hier predstih-
lc divadlo bratislavske.
Toto predstihnutie t'azko nesie
svetoznamy dirigent a komponi
sta Q. Nedbal, ktory medzitym
prevail reziu bratislavskeho di-
vadla slovenskeho do svojich ruk.
Nedbalova era prvom rade pri-
niesla povznesenie bratislavskej
| opery Ia medzinarodnu troven a
ziskala naSemu divadlu dobre me-
no pri zajazde do Spanielska v
zahranici. Opera dl'a zprav na ja-
re Ease chysta 'dalsiu zahranicnu
vychadzku. Tiez ohl 'adom poslo-
vencenia divadla priniesol Nedbal
q 'als1 pokrok. Predniesol prvd O.
peru reel slovcnskej, tiez elmo
hra ma w slovenske silly a buduca
sezona prinesie nam uz este slo-
vensku Cinohru.
ObecenStvo zaGina zvykat' Ma
divadlo slovenske. Jeden hlavny
bod je dosiahnuty: Bradshaw a
kosice maji vlastne spolocnostl
divadelne, na vonkove ucinkuje
ia d 'alej horlivy Novak. Jeden
vaznv- nedostatok neni vSak dote-
raz odstrancny nemame dost' slo-
venSkych hier, a hlavne hier do.
brych, vyhovujucich poziadav-
kan DOLBY. Tito prckazku odstra-
nit je povolana spisovatel ska
garha Slovenska, ktora tn ma
prilozit' ruky k vaznej praci.
Pri uvahe o slovenskom diva
delnlctvu bolo by vsak cd mas We
.ikou nevd 'acnost 'ou, ked by sme
sa nezmienili tichych, beznaroc-
nych pracovnikoch, ktori po OBJ
ciach mestach V ochotnickych di-
vadelnych kr1zkoch pracujn ne
unavnc i mad 'alej. Tu vykonava
slovcnsk6 divadlo svoj pravy vzne
seny ukol: je ono rozsievacom slo-
vcnskej kultilry a pramenom ma
rodneho uvedomenia. Vojnu Wy
hravajn sice general a vodcovia,
ale iba "a pomoci vsednych voja-
kov, ktorych mena dejiny neza-
znamenavajd. Vedl "a poprednych
diva'delnych pracovnikov na Slo-
vensku patri nase uznanie tiez i
cchotnlckym krnzkom, ktorych je
dina radost a odmena je slza ale
DO i1smev V ociach ich obecen-
stva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-27

,ledzi Slovkl<mi hnusoby, najlepsie
videt' . toho, he vnisiel do spis.
skej kapituli a predstavil sa bis
kupovi Vojtassakovi co "grof'' i
pod takou nalienicou chcel spe-
hovat a vylalSat cd biskupa O.
svedeenia, ktore by no pred cs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-27

vladou kompromitovaly. Biskup
uverejnil v "Siovakovi" svoie D.
syedcenie, kde charakterizoval
Gin tohoto mizerneho votrelca. d.
mitrijevic teraz zazaloval bisku-
pa. Pekne figtry to napomahajii
eentralizmus v CSR.!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-02-27
V1voJ sLovENsKEHo
DIvADLA.

sezony jak v Bratislave tax ,
Kosiciach to ldava nam prilezi
tost' k iivahe slovenskom diva
delnictyu. Pred prevratom len tu
a tam vyskytla sa ochotnicka spo
locnost' divadelna, hatena v svo.
JON vyvoji vsemozne so strany 4.
radoy. SIovenski ochotnici praco.
vail vsak iba V menSich mestach
a po dedinach, takze ma pr. Bra.
tislava a KoSice - buduci nosite-
liza stalych slovenskych divadiel
- boly i bez tych ochotnfckych
spolocnosti. To znamenalo pc pre-
watt statnej spravy do vlastnych
ruk nedostatok riadnych here,c-
kych sil tiez i obecenstva a dra-
matickych tvorieb vyssej uroyne.
TO boly tie tri prekazky, ktory-
lni muscle a podnes musi zapasit
slovensk6 divademlctvo.
Dnesne a buduce slovenske stale
divadlo vyvinulo sa divadla ces-
keho. Po prevrate vychodoceske
divadlo dostalo koncesiu hrat' na
Slovensku, tax sa dostal k nam
Jefabek so svojou spolocnost >ou.
Hrali Bratislave KoSiciach.
V obidvoch mestach narazili ma
yVSuvedene nedostatky a na boz
s Mad 'armi o divadelne budovy.
Hraly sa hry ceske, a sice opere-
t., Ginohry diez opery. Posltd-
ne staly sa co najskor a'Xtivny-
mi, poncvac vyspela ceska hudba
skoro epanovala tiez neSloven,
ske obyVatel 'stvo, dokial' na pr
cinohra je podnes pasivna. Sn
casne po slovenskom >vonkove "a
hajil sezonu menSou &eskou spo-
locnost 'ou podncs pracujnci RIA
ditel' O. Novak. -.
Slovensko sa tymto stavom he
nspokojilo, ono nechcelo byt' iba
filialkou vychodoceskej spolocno-
sti, ktora nestaGila na Ccchy a $40
vcnSko a hned' na zaciatku sd IA
SiovenSku oSamostatnila; SlOven-
sko chcclo mat Svoje vlastne di-
waldo. TAX doSlo k zaloZeniu druz-
Stva Slovenskeho Mar. Divadla V
Bratislave. Bol to prvy vel 'kory-
81 svoisky divalelny podnik ma
Sloven>ku. DivadlO toto pOstavi-
10 sd od zaciatku na este uncle
ckil Groven a na pr. vylnGilo me-
nej cennu operetu i na ukOr ka-
sovny. Divadlo toto malo IA "a
ciatku dve spolocnosti: jcdnu pre-
Bradshaw a koSIce, druhu pre-
slovcnSke mcnSie mcSta. Prva sa
co skoro villa, druha po kratkom
trvani Zanikla a prenechala Won
kov spolocnosti Novakovej Zalo-
zcnie prveho slovenskeho (ac re
cou este stale ceskeho) divadla
bolo zaGiatkom pre- vyvoj sloven-
skeho divadeln1ctva. NZbudzovai
sa zaujcm o slovenske divadlo, Wy
skytli sd prvi kandidati slovenske-
no hereck ehO umenia na praz-
skych umeleckych Skolach odbor-
nych. ZaCala sd vychova sloven-
skych hereckych sill Tiez samo
divadlo zacalo sa pod vedenim slo-
venskeho druzstva zaujimat' i cez
ysetky prekazky slovenskG hry.
Hcrcom bolo .ulozeno ucit sa reel
slovenskej nasledovala premie-
IA hry J. Gregora-T Tajovskeho
"Hriech."
Cd zaciatku ucinkovania tohoto
divadla bolo vsak jasne, re jedna
spolocnost na Slovensku nestael.
Plnym pravom st 'azovaly 81 Kosi-
ce, ze s6 V divadelnom OIL 'ade Ia
nedbane Sezona Bratislave bola
dodrzana a na Kosice prisiel rad
az lete, V dobe vel mi nevhod-
nej, ktora priniesla bratislavskej
spolonosti obycajne veliky def