Vaudeville and Theatre Listings Amusements
A dense roster of cinemas and theaters presents vaudeville acts and shows across New York venues. Highlights include The Girl of the Golden Ahlambra, Miss Hook of Holland, The World in Wax, The Jesters, Under the Greenwood Tree, The Witching Hour, The Reckoning, The Merry Widow, and Manon Lescaut among others with varied showtimes and venues such as Alhambra, Casino, Colonial, Daly's, Empire, Garrick, Gotham, Hackett, Hippodrome, Knickerbocker, Lyceum, Lyric, Madison Square, Majestic, Manhattan Opera House, Metropolitan Opera House, New Amsterdam, and more.
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Reageny
Wisc
Golden Alhambra
Arreas
Virginia
Blaney
Criterion
Miss Hook
Holland
DALY
Society
Hertha
Gotham
Hackett
Nouns Square
Port Arthur
Hudson
Knickerbocker
New York
Laberty
Poily
Circus Lyceum
Paris
Lord Duncreary
Madison Squard
Toroth Wind
Manhattan Opera House
Rigoletto
Mendelssohn Hall
Politan Opera House
Manon_ Lescaut
METRO
New Amsterdam
New Circle
Lonesome Town
Savoy
ST. Nicholas Rink
Stiyvesant
Walack
Weber'’S
Music Hall
New York Daily Tribune Ownership and Officers Listed
The Tribune Association publishes the paper in New York. Ogden Mills serves as president, while Nathaniel Tuttle holds the roles of secretary and treasurer. The Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street houses the offices and official addresses for these officers.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nasseu Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress Debates Codes and Domestic Issues
A morning summary notes Senate focus on criminal code revision while House discusses political topics, international marriages, expenditures, and the freeenery deficiency bill. Foreign items include a Russian loan, Japanese policy hints, and a Paris cardinal’s death. domestic items cover resignations, unemployment marches, tariff plans, and city news with weather forecasting.
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Congress
Senate
House
Chacabuco
Hicks
Punta Arenas
Ukase
London
W. 5
Robson Wes
J. L. Walton
Samuel Thomas Evans
Bilbao
Spain
Chamber of Deputies
Morocco
Count Hayashi
Japan
Jower House
Diet
Cardinal Richard
Paris
F. H. Witchcock
Nashyville
State Railroad Commission
Tennessee
Chicago Association of Commerce
Washington
Detroit
Wayne Republican County Committee
Lyons
N. Y
Hughes
Des Moines
Newport
R. L
Conklin
Assembly
Albany
New York City
Louis A. Froth
Boston
Massachusetts
J. Edward Simmons
Board of Water Supply
United States
Warner Miller
Public Service Commission
St. Thomas's Church
Bridgeerush
Nassau County
Mia
Law Island
Questioning tactics in grand jury probe criticized
Judge Rosalsky rebukes District Attorney Jerome for pressuring witness Thomas F Ryan and seeking speculative information from Paul J Cravath. The opinion notes no evidence shows Ryan violated the law and warns that such fishing inquiries undermine indictments and the search for truth.
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Jerome
Rosalski
Paul J. Cravath
Thomas F. Ryan
Resulsky
Grand jury inquiry risks overreach in crime probe
The text argues that pressing a witness and his counsel to reveal confidential attorney client relations serves no crime finding purpose. It questions using the grand jury to verify no crime when the evidence shows none. Judge Rosalsky cautions the DA that the grand jury’s role is crime discovery, not exoneration.
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Rosalsky
Jerome
Grand Jury
Grand Jury To Prove That Mr. Jerome
Right of Free Contract Undercuts Erdman Act Labor Rule
The Supreme Court voids the Erdman act section barring railroads from discharging workers for labor union membership. It holds commerce power limited to cases with clear interstate relevance and upholds individual rights under the Fifth and Fourteenth amendments. The decision favors both employer and employee autonomy, reducing governmental paternalism.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Justice Harlan
The Bridge Crush Sparks Public Critique of New Traffic Plan
A commentary on the Brooklyn Bridge new passenger flow system cites first day chaos and urges stronger policing and discipline. It argues for midcar doors to speed loading, quicker train release, and public cooperation to reduce the crush at Manhattan terminal.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Manhattan Terminal
Tardieu Debunked On Panama Canal Excavation Figures
Paris correspondent reports M Andre Tardieu misstates canal work in La Revue des Deux Mondes. French excavation in eight years listed as 55 million cubic metres but corrected to 62.3 million. American effort cited as 4.4 million in three years. editor details provide updated yardage comparisons.
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M. André Tardieu
le Temps
Harvard University
Panama Canal
la Revue Des Deux Mondes
Paris
M. Tardieu
Canal excavation rates dispute overestimates by M. Tardieu
Official records show 9,093,000 cubic metres excavated, more than double the figure used by M. Tardieu. The article rebuts his premise that three years yielded 5,755,200 cubic yards and asserts current pace, aided by new machinery, could finish the canal in four to seven years with about 105,000,000 cubic yards remaining.
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M. Tardieu
Panama
Newark Poster Censors Prove Practical and Honest
A Newark board of poster censors approves or condemns ads for theaters and other venues. About 15 to 20 percent are condemned for indecency or sensationalism. The censorship is criticized by some as puritanical, but supporters deem it practical, noting modern posters often misrepresent the plays they advertise and mislead patrons.
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Newark
The Mind Weary and the Psychotherapy Debate
An article reviews rising nervous diseases and the popular yet limited psychic treatments. It cites Dr Clement A Penrose’s concept of a growing "mind weary" type who seek simple solutions without critical thought. The piece notes credulity, limits of psychotherapy, and two main gullible groups among the public.
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Clement A. Penrose
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital Medical Society
New
Penrose
Mind weariness and the craze for mental healing
The passage argues against uncritical agreement with any theory on unknown topics and against overstretched psychological claims. It suggests laymen face mental exhaustion amid unorganized facts, warns that mind weariness does not always indicate degeneracy, and urges less sensationalism and more education to curb the mental healing craze.
Evening fund for Little Tim Sullivan lights New York mood
A $100 plate dinner for Little Tim Sullivan aims to lift New York spirits amid hard times while discussing the city’s fire safety. The Baltimore Sun quotes a Washington view on Mr Bryan and notes Fire Department findings on failed hose procurement, suggesting the department’s woes may be nobody’s fault.
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Tim” Sullivan
New York
Fifth Avenue
Bowery
Fire Department
Death of Eduard Bacher Shakes Vienna Press
The Neue Freie Presse on January 16 mourns editor in chief Eduard Bacher with a front page obituary by Moritz Benedikt, praising his honesty and devotion to justice. The issue also features unrelated items on asbestos slates, Kant’s tomb dispute, a German joke, and Punch cartoons.
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Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
Eduard Bacher
Moritz Benedikt
Bacher
Aquatic Rabbit Demonstration in Philadelphia
William Zimmerman, a Postal Telegraph messenger from Dubois, demonstrated a rabbit can swim when chased. He captured the animal on an island north of the boulevard and carried it to the Pennsylvania freight depot. The rabbit broke free, fled among freight cars, leaped between locomotive wheels, and swam Sandy Creek back toward its rushes.
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Philadelphia
William Zimmerman
Dubois
Zimmerman
Boulevard
Pennsylvania
Brer
Bill
Sandy Creek
Odd Find in the Sea by a Carrier Pigeon Claw
A Boston Transcript note reports a lobster man near Outer Brewster found a slender pigeon claw among rocks and seaweed. The claw bears a tiny band with the inscription 61-W-1901, suggesting the carrier bird may have failed its voyage and the owner might want the bird’s fate learned.
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Boston Transcript
Brewster
Johnson
Red Hair and Glasses Draw Chestnut Street Comment
A street chat recounts many red headed women wearing glasses or nose pieces. A witness counts forty one strawberry blondes at 13th and Chestnut, noting businesslike demeanor and lack of flirtation while others explain glasses sharpen their appearance and mask small eyes.
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Philadelphia Record
Chestnut Street
13Th
Chestnut Streets
President Receives Labor Leaders with Trusts Resolutions
From The Tribune Bureau Washington January 28 The President met Seth Low former New York mayor Samuel Gompers AFL leader and James O Connell head of the Machinists union handing him resolutions from the National Conference on Combinations and Trusts held in Chicago last October Also callers included Senators Curtis Borah Warner and Smith Representatives Wiley Campbell McMorran Burton Bennet ex Secretary of State Foster and ex Representative Wadsworth Cabinet met 11 to 1 William J Boardman and couples Merriam Weightman attended
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Seth Low
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
James O'Connell
International Association of Machinists
National Conference On Combinations and Trusts
Chicago
White House
Curtis, Borah
Warner and Smith
Michigan
Wiley
Campbell
McMorran
Burton
Bennet
John W. Foster
Wadsworth
Rooseveltes Dinner Guests at Rauscher’s Washington
From The Tribune Bureau Washington Jan 28 The President and Mrs Roosevelt attended dinner hosted by the Attorney General and Mrs Bonaparte Guests included Mr and Mrs John E Parsons Mr and Mrs Newbold Leroy Edgar of New York Mr and Mrs Wilson Patterson Mr and Mrs Robert Garrett Mr and Mrs George Gaither Mr and Mrs William Cabell Bruce and Mr and Mrs Joan Semmes all of Baltimore Also present Mr Blanchard Raniall Catonsville Md Solicitor General and Mrs Hoy Senator and Mrs Clark Representative and Mrs J J Jenkins Miss Tuckerman Representative Richard Wayne Parker Secretary of the Smithsonian and Mrs Charles D Walcott.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Rauscher’s
John E. Parsons
Newbold Leroy Edgar
New York
Wilson Patterson
Robert Garrett
George Gaither
William Cabell Bruce
Joan Semmes
Baltimore
Blanchard Raniall
Catonsville
Hoy
Clark
J. J. Jenkins
Tuckerman
Richard Wayne Parker
The
Smithsonian Institution
Charles D. Walcott
Diplomatic Corps Dines With Several Foreign Envoys
The German Ambassador and Baroness von Sternburg hosted a dinner for Miss Langham and other young guests. Also entertained at dinner were the Chili Minister and Sefiora de Cruz, the Brazilian Ambassador and Mme Nabuco, the Argentine Minister and Sefiora de Portela, the Peruvian Minister and Mme de Pardo, the Colombian Minister and Sefiora de Cortes, the Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs. Bacon, Judge and Mrs. Anderson, and Senior Don Alberto Yoacham, first secretary of the Chillan Legation.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Baroness von Sternburg
Miss Langham
Chili
Sefiora Dé Cruz
Mme. Nabuco
Sefiora de Portela
Peru
Mme. de Pardo
Sefiora de Cortes
Washington Society Dinners and Balls Mark Night in Capital
Washington society circles honor top officials and debutantes with a sequence of dinners and a grand ball. The Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Newberry hosted a dinner for Secretary Garfield and guests, while Sen Elkins and his guests held a ball for Miss Mary Lodge McKee. Hosts included the Gould and Butler families with various delegates and dignitaries attending multiple events across K Street venues.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
K Street
Mary Lodge McKee
President Harrison
Arthur Lee
James McMillan
Charles S. Bramwell
Marjorie G. Gould
George J. Gould
Katherine Elkins
A. B. Butler
Francesca Butler
Gladys Butler
Senator du Pont
Gist Blair
Oliver Wendell Holmes
John Rogers
William E. Draper
Miss Cannon
Crane
Rixey
John W. Foster
O'Neill
Hanna
Matthews
Dalzell
Representative McCall
Weeks
Harold Bauer Delights Mendelssohn Hall With Unconventional recital
An audience of trained amateurs enjoyed Harold Bauer at Mendelssohn Hall in a nonstandard program. He opened with MacDowell Sonata Eroica, then Schumann Phantasiestuck, followed by Brahms Variations on Paganini, plus Franck transcriptions and Moor preludes. Bauer’s playing was sincere, noble, and beautifully toned, favoring artistry over showy virtuosity.
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Mendelssohn Hall
Harold Bauer
Paganini
Bauer
César Franck
Chopin
Emanuel Moor
New York City
Mr. Bauer
H. EB. K
Opera lineup at the Metropolitan next week
Die Walkure opens the week with Gadski as Brunnhilde Fremstad as Sieglinde Kirkby-Lunn as Fricka and Waltraute Burgstaller as Siegmund Van Rooy as Wotan Blass as Hunding Tristan und Isolde features Burgstaller and Gadski in title roles Marta is heard as a double bill Himsel und Gretel Pagliacci Faust and La Traviata Music includes a Sunday Stabat Mater concert
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Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Gadski
Brunnhilde
Mme. Fremstad
Sieglinde
Mme. Kirkby-Lunn
Fricka
Waltraute
Mr. Burgstaller
Siegmund
Mr. van Rooy
Wotan
Mr. Blass
Hunding
Tristan Und Isolde
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS PASSENGERS LIST FOR EUROPE
Passengers sailing to Europe include on the Adriatic for Southampton Miss Barbara Allen Henry G Hay and numerous couples led by Mr and Mrs Emil Baruch H W Shaw Percival Temple W Clements Sir William Lawrence Young and J G Forrest Also aboard the Moster are KE Legrand Beers James Macbeth and J G Phelps party Edmond Dupont and T Emme Dr and Mrs C P Knowles On the Zeeland are MEDITERRANEAN bound travelers Robert Jameson and Margaret Paxton Miss A E Hasbrook Mr and Mrs Walter Bishop Marie Antwers Marie J Newlove and Miss Marcedie Renaut
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Southampton
Barbara Allen
Henry G. Hay
Emil Baruch
H. W. Shaw
Percival
E. P. Temple W. Clements
William Lawrence Young
J. G. Forrest
Moster
KE Legrand
Robert Jameson
Margaret Paxton
A. E. Hasbrook
Walter Bishop
Marie
Honeymoon at Roslyn Home Of Count Ladislas Vanderbilt
Count Ladislas and his bride Miss Gladys Vanderbilt spend the early days of their honeymoon at the Roslyn country home of Mr. and Mrs. H P Whitney in Wheatley Hills Long Island The property formerly belonged to the late William Whitney with Mrs Payne Whitney hosting a Fifth Avenue dinner and music afterward.
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Count Ladislas
Gladys Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Roslyn
Long Island
William ©. Whitney
Wheatley Hills
H. P. Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Westbury
Dorothy Whitney
Miss Whitney
George H. Lend
Beatrice Beng
Social Notes From Newport In January Return to Farm
Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt and her son William return to Oakland Farm from New York with the Swan couple also arriving back from New York this evening in Newport notes dated January 28 from Telegraph to The Tribune.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. 1
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
William
Oakland Farm
New York
James A. Swan
Adeline Genee Stars In The Soul Kiss At New York Theatre
Adeline Genee the renowned dancer opened at the New York Theatre in The Soul Kiss. She performed four times with graceful moves, notably toe dancing, and left audiences enthused. The show, backed by Ziegfeld Jr lights, features Ralph Herz Cecil Lean and others with appealing staging and musical numbers including Let’s Pretend and Lauder imitations. The Soul Kiss is likely to have a long run.
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Adeline Genee
New York Theatre
Genee
Ziegfeld, Jr
Ralph C. Herz
Cecil Lean
Barney Bernard
Lee Harrison
Florence Holbrook
Stella Tracey
Money Ballet
Mr. Lean
Miss Holbrook
Mr. Herz
Mr. Welden
German Theatre presents Hertha's Hochzeit farce
The German Theatre staged Max Bernstein's farce Hertha's Hochzeit, a satirical look at a women's emancipation club in a small town. Ella Hofer shines as the advanced maiden, with Eme Sauermann delivering natural humor. the piece, though not pretentious, is marked as one of the season's best comedies.
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Max Bernstein
Ella Hofer
Miss Hofer
Eme@ Sauermann
Great Divide to Open in London with Nethersole Star
London deal closed for The Great Divide with Miss Nethersole in the lead. Louis Nethersole, her brother and manager, secured the English rights from Henry Miller. The engagement at Daly's Theatre is set for February for a three week run.
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Nethersole
London
Louis Nethersole
Henry Miller
Miss Nethersole
Daly's Theatre
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Kant
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Halle
Burkner
Berlin
William J. Boardman
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Mrs. Weightman
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
the Metropolitan
Europe
Antwers
Marie J. Newlove
Marcedie Renaut
NEW York Society
MacDowell Association
Florence MacDonald Bayliss
James Edgar Morris
Church of the Ascension
Baylis
A. B. Baylis
Adelaide Baylis
Clara Packard
Anne Cutter
Elisha Dyer, Jr
Laura Swan
France
Miss Swan
Captain
Mrs. Warren
Beach
Fifth Ave
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No. 61
East 64Th Street
H. War Rensselaer Kennedy
Garnett, S. C
George W. Vanderbilt
H. McK. Twombie
George L. Kingsland
J. C. Walker
Mme. Sembrich
Signor Bond
Arthur Rosenstein
Frank la Forge
Charlies B. Alexander
Harriet Alexander
Charles D. Stickney
George Bird, Jr
Frederick Dent Grant
J. Robert McKee
Frederic R. Coudert
John R. Abney
Ferdinand Wilmerding
Lawrence Townsend
Yvonne Townsend
Richard W. Meirs
Morgan Goethius
John H. Davis
Francis Burrall Hoffman
Gouverneur Kortright
Mary Pearsall Field
Colony Club
Madison Avenue
German Theatre
Hertha’s
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