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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1908

Page

22

The Drama Review of Sothern in Rodion at Lyric Theatre

The Lyric Theatre hosted Mr. Sothern as Rodion Raskolnikov in Crime and Punishment. Critics praised his careful portrayal of a morbid zealot yet called the production curiously muted and melodramatic amid an inconsistently plotted narrative.

Rodion Rasknikoff Lyric Theatre Mr. Sothern Laurence Irving Feodor Dostoevski Richard Mansfield Rodion Charles Henry Meltzer Roedion Russia Silas Union Re Sothern Adeolon Leetine Rezak A

Russian Acting at Dalys Theater

Mme Komisarzhevsky offered a Russian translation of Sudermann's The Bettle of the Butterflies at Daly's Theatre. She played a German city matron in a domestic drama about a mother and three daughters with love and betrothal. Groff Feena Bra veh supported with a smooth performance pleasing the audience. Thursday to feature A Child of Nature and Mrs Oxtroveky noted as a pioneer of Russian authorship.

Dalys Theatre Mme. Komisarzheveke Mr. A. Sudermann Reuve Jesse M. N. Groff

Wise Words on Theatre as Business by N C Goodwin

N C Goodwin comments on Charles Darnton and X C Goodwin remarks about stage life versus business. He recalls actors from Garrick to Owens, questions tolerance for old stars, and notes New York theatre as a commercial enterprise driven by speculation. He praises The Witching Hour and Thames as a great playwright, and reflects on openness to variety in casting and productions.

Charles Darnton New York World X. C Goodwin Star Bic Skinner Garrick Aeon South Barrett John McCullough Chames Thorne Gatley Coghlan James W. Wallack Jefferson John E. Owens Speculats Ii England Wlater Thames George Broadhurst New York York Denman Thompson Academy of Music Warfield Luthor New Marly Kore Buel

American theatre needs real art and native talent

The writer argues the national theatre lacks artistic backing and foreign management. He says beauty alone costs millions without substance and urges exposure to European masters. He touts American actors and a simple tent with a strong company to draw crowds over grand but empty displays.

England Italy France Tiffany Aris Paris National” Theatre Antoine Belasco

Nance O'Neil Debuts in Local Vaudeville at Fifth Avenue

At the Fifth Avenue Theatre yesterday afternoon Nance O'Neil appeared on the local variety stage for the first time and received an enthusiastic reception. She performed the chief role in a condensed one act play titled The Jewels, a shortened version of Leah the Forsaken adapted by Augustin Daly from a German original.

Fifth Avenue Theatre Nance O'Neil Leah Augustin Daly Deborah Albert Whelan James Thornton Whiting

Colonial Theatre Presents Alice Lloyd Second Week

Alice Lloyd enters the Colonial Theatre for the second week of her engagement singing new songs. She is joined by Elsie Fay and a troupe including Hert Lecke, the MacNaughtons, Linton and McIntyre plus Japanese acrobats. Two daily shows and Sunday concerts. Mr. Williams plans a strong bill for next week.

Alice Lloyd Elsie Fay Hert -Lecke the MacNaughtons Linton and McIntyre Colonial Williams

Victoria Theatre Led By Eva Tanquar And Vesta Victoria

Attendance remained high at Victoria Theatre with both performances sold out. The bill featured Eva Tanquar and Vesta Victoria, plus the Jossettis, Matthews and Ashley, Clement de Leon, the Goudsmitt brothers, Nible and Spencer, and new songs by Miss Tanguay and Miss Victoria.

Victoria Theatre Eva Tanguar Vesta Victoria Jossettis Matthews and Ashley Clement de Leon Goudsmitt Brothers Nible and Spencer Miss Tanguay Miss Victoria

Burns and Norris star in What Happened to Oo Hara at Tony Pastor's

The chief performers at Mr Pastor's theatre this week include Burns and Norris in a comic Irish play titled What Happened to Oo Hara along with Jeff and Lavern Healy Mrs Mark Hart George F Howand and Keegan and Mack in the supporting cast.

Mr. Pastor Burns and Norris Oo Hara Jeff Lavern Healy Mark Hart George F. Howand Keegan and Mack

Colonial Belles Begin Week at Dewey Theatre Minstrel Show

A group of variety performers known as the Colonial Belles opened a seven day engagement at the Dewey Theatre yesterday afternoon with a minstrel show that pleased the audience. They scheduled two performances each day.

The Colonial Belles the Dewey

The Little Minister in German at Vienna Bure Theatre

The German version of J M Barrie’s The Little Minister was produced at the Bure Theatre tonight in Vienna and was well received.

Vienna March J. M. Barrie Bure Theatre

Park Theatre Lessees Enjoined By Supreme Court

Justice Carr of the Brooklyn Supreme Court granted a temporary injunction restraining Lee Shubert and others, lessees of the Park Theatre on Fulton street, from presenting performances in the playhouse barred by the lease terms. Mary E. Campbell and others, owners of the theatre, filed the suit alleging that some Park performances, especially on amateur night, were unfit for women and children to witness.

Justice Carr Supreme Court Brooklyn Yesterdar Lee Shubert Park Theatre Fulton Street Mary E. Campbell Park

August Thomas Much Worried Over Denver Delegation

Augustus Thomas, president of the Progressive Democratic League and friend of William Jennings Bryan, reports from the Waldorf that Tammany leaders in Westchester warned he cannot attend the Denver convention. Harry WW Walker pushes replies to Missouri Democrats to back Thomas as a delegate. Senator McNeil of Bridgeport says Bryan would carry Connecticut and win about 25 percent of Republican votes.

Harry WW. Walker William J. Bryan the Waldorf Augustus Thomas Tammany Westchester Fiske Walsh Denver Thomas Progressive Democratic League Brien Walker Missouri Wall Street Johnson New York Senator McNeil Bridgeport Bryan Connecticut

Mission granted to fund new Cliff House in San Francisco

Dr. Emma Merritt as executrix of Adolph Sutro's estate received permission from Judge Coffey to use the $47.6 insurance payout, following the Cliff House destruction, for constructing a new Cliff House in San Francisco in March.

San Franccisco Emma Merritt Adolph Sutro Coffey

Today’s Busy Free-Admission Museum and Circle Meetings

Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Gardens with a packed schedule of meetings and lectures. Notable events include the United Daughters of the Confederacy at the Astor Hotel, a Civic Forum address at Carnegie Hall by Governor Johnson, and a range of educational talks at Public Schools and the New York Public Library system.

Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History Zoological Gardens United Daughters of the Confederacy Association of the Bar of the City of New York West 44Th Street Apm Christian Socialist Fellowship Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church United Real Estate Owners Associations Turo Hall 60Th Street Lexington Avenue Waldorf-Astoria 23D Street Madison Avenue Pierrepont Pierrepont Street Brooklyn Board of Education Wasieigh High Perbeol 114Th Street Seventh Avenue Daniel Gregory Mason Hubert Mott Street Adonus Knopft Atre Aten Temonde Shakespeare Public School Firstvenue John N. Bassin Silas A Lettridge 169Th Street Audubon Avenue Sydney Herpert Cox Australia Crome American Mukem Behod Baelat Miseen Jones Piveeta Charles B. Ackles New Free Ice Department New York Fred“itek Law Toe Herbert F. Sherwood New York Harbor University Settlement Elwood Tewksbury Far East West Hoth Street Frank Stephens Venice Belmont Third Avenue Missaret A. Kiem Avenusc

Art Exhibitions Show Strong Spring Gallery Move

The spring art season nears its climax with crowded galleries and active auctions. Major sales at American Art Galleries feature Edward Colonna items and Chinese and Japanese works from Yamanaka & Co, while Fifth Avenue and Montross galleries showcase diverse European and American masters, with notable pieces by Roybet, Daubigny, Mazo, and Weir. Exhibitions run through the week across several venues, including eager previews at Knoedler, Oehme, and Cottier, plus upcoming shows at the National Academy and Corcoran Gallery with substantial prize prospects.

Edward Colonna Cottier Daniel Cottier Roybet Inglis Raffaelli Isabel Daubigny Dupré Michel Diaz Monticelli Weir Horatico Walker Montross Gallery Troyon Circe Ulysses

Elder Mount Vernon matriarch dies at 1001 year

Mrs Rheua Miller aged 100 died at 32 South Fifth Avenue Mount Vernon from injuries after a fall on Saturday. Eldest woman resident and sole surviving daughter of a Revolutionary soldier she would have turned 191 on April 12. Born in Stamford Conn she married William Miller a former Methodist clergyman and later a four year justice of the state Supreme Court. She was daughter of Colonel Seth Webb who served as a lieutenant in the Revolution. She leaves twelve children four living, twenty one grandchildren and twenty eight great grandchildren.

Rheua Miller Mount Vernon South Fifth Avenue City Miller Stamford Conn William Miller Supreme Court Seth Webb Coast Guards

Repays Southern Pacific 100000 in fraudulent bills

Telegraph report states the Santa Fe Railroad has reimbursed $100,000 it paid on fraudulent bills of lading for 1,200 bales of cotton prepared in the name of Elmer Windstrom. Windstrom, who departed Galveston, has returned claiming a speculation motive and paid the railroad interest and pursuit costs.

Tribune Galveston Santa Fé Railroad Elmer Windstrom Windstrom

Prominent arrivals at leading hotels listed with dignitaries

A docket of notable guests includes Hana Nishimiyi, Japanese Imperial Commissioner in Tokio. J A Drake of Corning at Fifth Avenue. Alfred C Coxe of Utica at Hoffman. Mrs George M Pullman of Chicago at Holland. P Guzman first secretary of the Colombian Legation in Washington and W J Conners of Buffalo at Waldorf Astoria.

Hana Nishimiyi Tokio Japan Fifth Avenue J. A. Drake Corning Hoffman Alfred C. Coxe Utica Holland George M. Pullman Chicago Waldorf-Astoria P. Guzman Washington W. J. Conners Buffalo

Weather Report Forecast From Washington March High Pressure Low Temperature

Official forecast notes a strong high pressure area over the interior valleys bringing a sharp drop in Gulf and south Atlantic states temperatures with rain in Southern New England and the mid Atlantic and Gulf regions. A second high pressure center in Wyoming will keep winds northerly over the Gulf states for several days with generally fair weather east of the Rockies and a slow rise in temperatures in the north and northeast by midweek.

Washington Hias Gulf South Atlantic New England Middle Gulf States Wyoming East Gulf States Rocky Mountains North Central Middle Atlantic South Atlantic Coast Gulf Coast

Royal letters and historical private correspondence

Emperor William's private letter to Lord Tweedmouth sparks English press outcry but is shown to echo centuries of sovereign to cabinet minister contact. The piece argues that personal letters between monarchs and foreign ministers, as well as verbal exchanges, have long aided national understanding and should not face unfounded denunciation.

The Brentwood Company William Lord Tweedmouth Admiralty London Times Napoleon III France Lord Palmerston London Queen Victoria Prince Albert Leopold William IV Victoria Lord Melbourne Lord Aberdeen Cavour Victor Emmanuel Prince Talleyrand Prince Metternich Edward

Royal Letter Sparks Political Tension in Serbia

The Crown Prince of Serbia refused a planned annual allowance due to national finances, sending a letter to the Opposition. The Prime Minister condemned the move as harming government prestige, while the Prince sought clarification with the National Assembly. Officials noted constitutional limits on direct appeals. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.

Servia Pasicz National Assembly Belgrade Stoyanovitch George Servian Marquise DE Fontenoy

Masson declares bankruptcy in Mobile court

James Henry Masson of New York City, contestant of his father’s $1,000,000 will, filed for bankruptcy in Mobile’s U S District Court. The schedule lists about a hundred creditors totaling roughly $599,600 and shows no assets.

Mobile Ala James Henry Masson New York City United States District Court

Arrests in New York Thaw play obscenity case at theatre

At the Columbia Theatre in New ark last night police arrested George W. Jacobs theatre manager John T. Pearsall manager for Mitlenthal Brothers Amusement Company Harold Wesburgh Gay Rhea and Louis C. Miller all of Manhattan. They are charged with producing an obscene immoral play based on the Thaw tragedy.

Columbia Theatre Newark George W. Jacobs John T. Pearsall Mitlenthal Brothers’ Amusement Company Harold Wesburgh Gay Rhea Louis C. Miller Manhattan

Beland and others die in early March obituaries

Death notices list Beland Leon L Miller Rheua W Comstock Mrs James K Reesa Daniel B St Jones Edward K Tredwell Sarah A Judge Jeannie T Underhill Reuben H Keith Lilite F Valentine Anna H Kelsey Eliza A Walker Emma J Lesher Charles Wilson Thomas Leslie Gertrude Moodbridge Elizabeth B Lintner Frances K Young Robert W Sr Macfarland Caroline M Beland is noted with funeral plans for March 11 at 9 15 AM from 43 Park Street Newark NJ to St Patrick Cathedral and burial at Holy Sepulchre. Comstock of 40 West 45th Street Chicago and Providence papers requested to copy. Jones Edward K of New York obituary with funeral details to follow at Chalfonte Atlantic City. Judge Jeannie Taylor wife of Henry Means Judge obituary at Parmington. Keith Lillie Faulkner widow of Henry Meiggs Keith at 172 Congress Street Brooklyn with funeral March 19 at 2 PM. Kelley Eliza A widow of Rev. S William V Kelley at Hotel St George Brooklyn with interment at Summerfield Church. Lesher Emilie T youngest child of Emilie T and Stephen A Lesher with private funeral.

Keith Lillie Faulkner Keith Henry Meiggs Keith Gilbert W. Taylor Congress St Brooklyn M. Kelley Underhill Reuben Hewes Ulderhill Elliott Place Brocklyn Valentine Ants Holmes W. H. Valentine Carlton Ave TI & m Greene Ave Walker West Kinney St Newark N. J Emme J Wm. A. Walker

Funeral notices and obituaries from New York area papers

A collection of obituaries and funeral notices dated March 1908 lists names such as Miss Gertrude Leslie of Lakewood and Frances Lintner of New Orleans, with dates of services, interments, and church or cemetery locations. Also includes society notices from the Medical and Ophthalmological groups, plus undertaker listings and cemetery details for Woodlawn.

Tribune Adopts Global Reach For Readers Abroad

Special notices advertise book dealers and a broad network for THE TRIBUNE including Uptown Office at 1364 Broadway and offices worldwide. Subscriptions vary by region with domestic and foreign rates, mail options, and hotel reading rooms in major cities.

Tribune

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