Louise at the Manhattan Opera House in Parisian Glorification
Gustave Charpentier's Louise, starring Mary Garden, received its American premiere at the Manhattan Opera House after delays. The review highlights the Paris bohemian theme, vivid dramatic scenes from Montmartre to a Bohemian festival, and Charpentier's bold orchestration and emotional depth.
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Manhattan
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Louise
America
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Paris
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Milo
Paris Opera Starred in Charpentier’s Evening of Passion
The review praises Miss Garden as Louise for her expressive diction and buoyant stage presence while lauding Mr. Gilibert as the father for his flexible acting and noble pathos. It notes strong support from Mr. Dalmóres, Mme. Bressler-Gianoli, Miss Sigrist, and Miss Zeppilli, with the chorus delivering difficult ensemble numbers.
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Sigrist
Hammerstein
Abott Plans Boston Concert Amid Conried Contract Dispute
Miss Bessie Abott, renowned coloratura, aims to perform next Sunday at Symphony Hall Boston despite an injunction from Conried Metropolitan Opera Company restricting her singing elsewhere. The dispute centers on her unique services and the stalled release that may force court action this month.
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Boston
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Marta
New York
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Mrs Le Moyne Presents Readings of Obedings in Series
Mrs Le Moyne opened a readings series with an inaugural program titled Obedings. She interpreted all principal characters and offered a detailed view of the work’s meaning to the audience. Next events include Friday matinee and Tuesday afternoon January 14 Queen Katherine scenes from King Lear.
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Sati
Fridas
Vaudeville and Theatre Notes From New York Stage
The season closes with Miss Countiss in Nanew Skeigh at the Harlem Opera House and Catherine Faith Baker guiding a Century Theatre Club appearance. Sidney Franklin Anna Drake and Laura Anderson support Miss Countiss. Josephine Victor, leading The Secret Orchard, signed a five year contract and will star in a Pollock adapted play next season.
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Channing Pollock
Court Lets Cohen Off With A Fine
Elias A. Cohen Broadway real estate dealer was fined 250 dollars and 30 days in jail for contempt of court after repeating remarks in court about Justice Joseph I Green. He appealed for an order to reopen his case but paid the fine and was released from the Tombs yesterday after apologizing to the court amid a sea of supporters.
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Joseph I. Green
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Cohen
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Harry A. Gordon
Manheim
Brooklyn Notes Report Robbery Imposter and Stabbing
A self styled deputy marshal attempts home invasion in downtown Brooklyn. A separate incident leaves 10 year old Josephine Berry seriously injured after a classroom stabbing at the Congregational Church school on Grand Street. Police report include a stabbing of a man at Linden Street and a hospital transfer to Williamsburg Hospital in serious condition.
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Justice Greene Modifies Order to Impose Fine Only
Settlement workers urged remittance of the fine but Justice Greene altered the sentence to leave the fine in force. Upon release Mr Cohen stated there was no contempt intended in his letter. Greene later recognized pleas from friends including Daniel I Hayes, ioisther Attorney Jerome, and Richkird Welling.
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Foreign show next year sparks optimism for foreign cars
The Importers' Salon announced a new show exclusively for foreign cars next season after a Madison Square Garden conference. André Massent, chairman, said plans depend on the Garden Company but a yearly show will continue at least another season, with strong sales and knowledgeable visitors visiting the exhibit.
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Garden
Salon
Last Day of Palace Show Ends First Annual Sportsmen's Event
The Forest Fish and Game Society of America closes its first annual Sportsmen's Show at Grand Central Palace. Despite lower than expected financial returns, organizers plan a next year. Attendance was strong, with a mule deer incident prompting intervention by attendants as a buck charged the doe and fawn before being restrained.
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Grand Central Palace
Protest over New Year endurance run at Quaker City Motor Club
H K Sheridan driver of the White steam car filed a protest after the club awarded him a perfect score in the touring-car MacDonald and Campbell trophy event. The Technical Committee found the Sheridan car in perfect condition while the Studebaker had a broken shock absorber but the Contest Committee overruled, ordering a runoff to decide the tie. Sheridan reserved rights to appeal to the A A A Technical Committee. The runoff was set for the next two days starting tomorrow morning.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Quaker City Motor Club
H. K. Sheridan
Sheridan
Charles T. Swain
Studebaker
Big Increase in Panama Canal Excavations in December
Washington reports a sharp rise in Panama Canal digging for December with an average daily output of 91,000 cubic yards and a total of 2,200,589 cubic yards for the month. The increase surpasses November by about 260,000 yards and exceeds September’s total by nearly 0.75 million yards.
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Jan
Panaina Canal
Theatrical Managers Form National Association
Nearly 200 prominent theatrical producers met at the Hudson Theatre and organized the National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers. Henry W. Savage was elected president with officers and a large list of members, adopting a constitution, arbitration panel, and planned blacklisting of contract violators.
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National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers
Henry W. Savage
Charles Jr. Blaney
Hollis E. Cooley
Sam A. Scribner
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H. B. Harris
Jules Murry
Gus Hill
George C. Tyler
Harry Martell
B. F. Roeder
al H. Woods
J. W. Jacobs
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Charles H. Yale
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Builder James E Ruge Granted Permit to Carry Revolver
James E Ruge, bodyguard to Rev. William Jay Peck of Corona Congregational Church, has secured a permit from Police Commissioner Bingham to carry a revolver. Threats and past assaults against the pastor led Ruge to seek protection, with Bingham’s approval after investigation. Ruge vows to defy black hand orders.
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