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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1916

Page

11

British War Relief Bazaar Raises Funds in Grand Central Palace

At the Allied Bazaar in Grand Central Palace British and Canadian Day drew large crowds. A donor traded a $15 000 ring for the cause. Mrs Bacon arranged sale through Avenue jewelers. Lord Aberdeen and Lady Aberdeen attended as patrons amid a day of performances and fundraisers for European war relief.

Grand Central Palace Europe Lord Aberdeen Ireland Booth Robert Bacon France Charles Alexander Alexander Bacon Avenue Jewelry Ting Mrs. Bacon Alterestexander Colebrooke Etranger Clebrooke Colebrooke England Lady Colebrooke Fignten Guy Colebrooke North Sea Lord Colebrooke Allied Bazaar Maurice Florence Walton Pre-Catelan Bois de Boulogne Verdure Mme Dimitrie Imrial Theatre Ferrograd Orphee Langevin la Farge Charles Keeler Marguerite Gabriel Edouard de Kurylo Imperial Theatre Japan Fernand d'Orbes Vaili-Valli Hilda Spong

French Wounded Need Cotton and Linen, Says Fund Helper

Miss Elizabeth Perkins reports from New York on American Fund for French Wounded efforts in France. She recounts the strain in French hospitals, stressing urgent needs for cotton and linen as the fund disburses over $10,000 monthly, supplied entirely by American women. Local committees are urged to organize and contact Mrs. Ethelbert Nevins.

Maurice la Farge Versailles Garden Carlos Salzedos Metropolitan Opera Company Booth Ethel Barrymore Lena Breitung Daniel Guggenheim Frances Starr Edwin Gould Café de Paria Mile de Lumene Orient Beautiful Charles Miller Leteh Hunt Mary Garden Elisie Ferguson Nine Allies Misa Ferguson J. P. Morgan Paria Elizabeth Perkins New York France Miss Perkins Mias Pagkine New Y American Fund For East Thirty-seventh Street Misa Perkins Ethelbert Nevins Fast

Emanuel Reicher Brings German Das Konzert To Bandbox

Emanuel Reicher opened a brief season at the Bandbox Theatre with Das Konzert in German, backed by Grete Meyer Hertha Schoenfeld and Ludwig Koppee. The production marks New York’s first full German performance without language constraint, following Ditrichstein’s English adaptation The Concert.

Konzert Herman Bahr Eman‘welcher Bandbox Emanuel Reicher Quetat K K-Y Marte Uwattedss Eagle Meyer Franz Jura Ludwig Koppee Delfine Hertha Schoenfeld Washington East Fifty-sevent Street Hermann Jahr Leo Ditrichstein Henry Ainley Berlin Reicher Rbhe New York Gustav Heink Bahr Gabor Arany Grete Meyer Irving Place Hertha Schleafeld Ludwig Koppee Doctor Conéert Ditrichstein Arany Das Kongert

Tom Wise at the Palace Vaudeville Bill

Tom Wise stars in a one act Lambs playlet amid a diverse Palace vaudeville bill featuring Rose Stahl David Warfield and the Caits Brothers Also Belle Story Constance Farber and Milt Collins perform as part of a holiday program while Theodore Kosloff debuts a mini Russian ballet at the Palace and Mikadoland's Al Jolson rounds out the acts. In New Haven Yale Bowl postpones Die Walkaere due to rain with 25000 expected to attend tomorrow night.

Tom Wise the Palace America Rose Stahl Amerca David Warfield Mr. Wise Roy Atwell Lambs l Lve Dickens Theodore Kosloff Buck Wing Caits Brothers Belle Story Constance Farber Willard Mack Milt Collins New York Times New Haven Conn Yale Bowl Yale Taft Hotel

Sunday Pictures Preserve Famoous Roto Rature

An advertisement notes preservation of Sunday pictures and the famous roto literature and halftone sections of Sun Iny's New York Times mailed from Newark.

New York Times of Square Newark

Washington Square Mayers Open Comedy Theatre Run

The Washington Square Mayers debuted at the Comedy Theatre with a lively program of four distinct playlets. Mary Morris replaced Josefine Meyer in The Clod, and Margaret Mower stood in for Noel Haddon as Helen, with Morris delivering notable comic strength as the Queen of Sparta. The troupe introduced an orchestra between acts, and James B. Brady sat in his usual front-row seat.

Washington Square Mayers Comedy Theatre Frank Robert Bracco Lover Pierre Patel Lewis Beach Philip Moelier Helena Princess and Variety Hite Mary Morris Josehine Meyer Ofargaret Mower Noel Haddon Helen Miss Morris Sparta James B. Brady

Gest Leases Manhattan Opéra House for New Era

Morris Gest has concluded a lease to control the big 34th Street opera house after the Shubert Comstock venture. He plans September possession, auditorium redecorations, a retractable Volviet and innovative stage use to blend nature with cinema in forthcoming spectaculars.

Morris Gest Manhattan Opus Howere Big Playhouse Exi Thirty-fourth Street Oscar Hammerstein Shubert Theatrical Company Comstock & Gest Mr. Gest David Belasco

Theatrical Notes on Cast and Film Projects

Fe male performers Brander Matthews George Idleton Adolph Jauber Dr George F Kunz and Cranston Brenton listed. E H Sothern signs at Vitagraph with plan for a modern photoplay directed by Frederick Thomson. Rose Coghlan to star in The Faded Flower with Marguerite Snow Alma Hanlon in support. Rhuberts advance a new farce All Night Long by Philip Bartholomae. Victor L Schertzinger introduces Civilization March for the score of Civilization at Criterion.

Brander Matthews George Idleton Adolph Jauber George F. Kunz Cranston Brenton E. H. Sothern Hase Vitagraph Studios West Paul Educed Frederick Homson Rose Coghlan Iran Film Productions, Inc Marguerite Snow Alma Hanlon Rhuberts Philip Bartholomae Victor L. Schertzinger Criterion

Caliban by the Yellow Sands masque closes in triumph

Daniel Frohman presided as prizes were awarded for English Egyptian Greek and German groups at the City College Stadium final performance of Percy MacKaye's Shakespearean masque Caliban by the Yellow Sands. The audience reportedly reached 155000 and a postshow ball was announced for next Saturday night.

Percy MacKayes Caliban City College Stadium Orman Daniel Frohman Seventh Regiment Armor Percy MacKaye Arthur Farwell Louis Koemmenich Sofnery

Jury verdict awards $85,200 to Heberlein Rosenberg vs Wideen

Sheriff jury found in favor of K. B. Heberlein and Franz Rosenberg against K. Co. Wideen for the full $85,200 alleging defrauding with a claimed synthetic rubber process. Plaintiffs said Wideen promised a Brooklyn plant and large annual production, while Wideen allegedly vanished with only a $500 bank balance.

K. B. Heberlein Franz Rosenberg K. Co. Wideen Wideen Brooklyn Ideen

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