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Spanish Love not soon forget it. How can a director It was made in response to letters Miss Farrar iu New Role Makes have his players crash hundreds of Violinist and expressions of opinion from those AMERICA'S FOREMOST THEATRES AND HITS. DIRECTION OF LEE « ,1. J. SIICRERT jCoates feet over precipices onto the rocks Spanish who had read the book and then seen and live to make another picture? the play. General Manager Giulio Gatti-Ca- of the un-lndlan- is the Philharmonic sazza announced yesterday that Char- Matinee LONGACRE ESA!.1- Ä S PRINCESS / To-m'w Night With the exception j pentier's "Louise" will have its first WINTER GARDEN To-morro- Farewell Bow like Indians, the cast, is excellent. It Max Marcin is negotiating for ai performance by the «rSotl'-lí_S_.'£IE?I ¿AUGHINGLAUGHING HIT EVER OPENING TO-NIGHT has James London theater and will make hi.-1 own Metropolitan Opera STAOEO AT THE WlNTtnWINTER GARDEN!u.nUt. Henry Woodward, Gordon, Orchestra Soloist! STAOEO^AJ "~" Ilacka thorne and other well- of "Three Live Company on Saturday afternoon, Janu¬ OF George production Ghosts," ary 15. Miss Géraldine Farrar will be a known players. which is now running at the Nora the The PASSING 11921 Grant Mitchell As Conductor The overture is "Notoma." There is Manen Mas-! Theater. heroine; Mme. Louise Berat, the ^^^^^^^^^^^^SHOW, Joan Displays Bayes mother; Orville Harrold. Julien, and !¦-*_., WILLIE *A'" " a Prizma called "Indian Summer" and Clarence the & EUGENE HOWARD £5__gT THE CHAMPION a and and Artistic Matur¬ Whitehall, father. Others MARIE DRESSLER-HARRY WATSON vocal prologue by Joseph Martell tery Margaret Anglin announces that in the cast will be Mme». AND 200 by THOMAS LOUDKN and A K. THOMAS. York Or- the Strand male quartet. Kitty Mc¬ Maurice Browne will assist her in Delaunois, OTHERS ¿New Symphony ity in Playing of Sym¬ the Dalossy, Perini, Roselle, Miriam, Tif¬ RftflTU 45th. w E»enln«8 8:30. Matinees I chestra Under His Laughlin sings "The Bird Song" from production of the "Iphigenia" and Mellish, DUU 1 11 ¦.: ivh-jj Wednesday A Saturday MGIBSC'SX ßüttM Superb The is of Lalo other fany, Kellogg, Axman, Ingrain, chzs:/ e o r- "Pagliacci." comedy "Number, phonie Espagnol special performances to be given Ellis, Egener, Farnam, Arden, Telva CENTRALUfc.il I THEATRE;;;^ 8:30 Mât«. ? Please," Harold ,.Í III! in the course season for nHi. 4,th By Wed. i Sit,, 2:30. THE BA_> MAM Leadership Attains High- featuring Lloyd. of the matinee and Sundelius, and Messrs. Dua, Bada, NEXT MAT. -«_. The music on the programme of the production. Last year .Mr. Browne pro¬ Ananian, D'Angelo, WEDNESDAY. 50o t« $2.00. FAVERSHAM I, est Peak of Another Maurice Tourneur Philharmonic Orchestra duced ''Medea" at the Garrick Laurenti, Leonhard, P"0*"»* * -H.rri, <;,,-. Prient Efficiency production yesterday] Theater. Audisio, Resehiglian, Malatesta, Pal- .iy a"d Parta Sensation fótfft THE PRINCE PAUPER ] was fa¬ M_ is at the Rialto. This is called "The afternoon at Carnegie Hall trinieri and Piceo; solo danseuse, Miss -Ä.ls-V___:'_i T/7/-; Bait," and is taken from Sidney Toler's miliar, but of the kind that will bear "Enter Madame" at the Fulton Florence Matinees Wednesday and Saturday at 2 ¡il UTTLt for many The noteworthy Tiie^ Rudolph. DELYSIA -A f car- "r THEAiKE. ísí y£ifi So Will Sail To-morrow play, "The Tigax. Lady," and, once, rehearings. ater broke theatrical records last week The opera lias been "Ha» THEA. W. iV.U St i MATINEES WED. and rehearsed and ,;«,'¦. SAT., __.. we consider the screen title much better feature of the concert was the appear¬ in the twentieth week of its run will be directed t-^er^Nf-jr^kj- s)orra."-Telegram. ¿TV.. ance as soloist of Joan the by by Albert Wolff. Giulio than the original one. Hopo Hampton Manen, playing to n gross of $23,342.60. This Setti trained the " . ¦ ßrahms"s in C a newcomer this chorus. The stage FRAZEE Symphony is the star. It is principally because of Spanish violinist., fall, was mad») possible by the daily mati-» is in *-. SÄ.»*ST? at once a management charge of Samuel J>y A- 45th. Ers. S ant.-_.p-.~- -!.-._. BI'E< 1 \I M M IM I. MAT I Miss Hampton that we liked the picture. who impressed himself as noes given in addition to the Thewman. Miss Rosina ASTOR i ¦ | KID \\ Minor ami Scriabine's musician of more evening' Galli arranged _»Vi'.l..l'op. A SCKEAäHXü COMEDY" Her work is fresh and light and natural. than ordinary dis¬ performances. The figure sets a new the ballet. The interior HENRY W. SAVACE offers hero¬ tinction. He stands outside the group scenes were -.Telegram AI m "THE WOMAN Poeme Feature Program She made the rather preposterous high mark for box office receipts for painted by James Fox and the ex¬ a and not a and of talented striplings who appear an¬ a dramatic 9lh and B'way. E\ ni es al 3 0 $§S_iSS ine real girl wronged attraction. teriors by the Triangle Studios, POP. OF BRONZE" Albert Coates ¡nade his last maiden with resolutions. nually to exhibit their prowess nnd CASINO MATINEE WEDNESDAY. _ appear¬ weeping good 7.1 MBA LISTS PLAY WITH Nil Sir ance as guest conductor of the New We do not think that "The Bait" is the reap the fruits of public adulation be¬ __^_^_^_^__^__B?rT;'o>> °f H"00 RieaettfeltB. fore have attained artistic ma¬ *£X;aMATIC GREENWICHVILLAGE THEATRE York Symphony Orchestra yesterday sort of story that Mr. Tourneur is the they H|RSELF,^?^L:Ç06IM-^_&'.ÄNSÄfio'N'w'sEArToN ft T Afternoon at Aeolian Hall, his last ap¬ most successful with. He seems tu re- turity. I'.«www.www Mr. Manen is a Reasoned artist of at 49th St. ANNIVERSARY JL at least, this season, for quire vast numbers of people and mnuti- RIVOLIBroadway WEEK HI VMniITU *5"> SX., West or pearance, of, attainment and reputation, whose name Cosmopolitan Production rLlmUUin Ma-.lnees Broad-aj THE BEGGAR'S it is to be hoped that this able and tainous backgrounds to be quite at ease, lias Thursday and Sat. wkí; OPERA Virile conductor will «onn us or like the Lane melo- long been familiar to students of 5* Republic Daddy Dumplins A and ofd visit big things Drury the violin. He played yesterday Lalo's The gay racy musical again. This time Mr. Coates gave an dramas, calling for quick action and Passionate LITTLE OLD Street. Brei ': r» « *5 show with more charm, satire Symphonie Espagnol. It was to be ex¬ Pilgrim NEW ed. American audience the opportunity to hairbreadth escapes every minute. He A ELTINGE $g_4$ (Pop.) A >at 2 3». and sweet how pected that he would play the music PARAMOUNT PICTURE tunes than teaih hear his reading of Brahms's Symphony seems to be better at showing you of his with ..-'¦ ene from Lakmp.Grace Hoffman, ¡soprano. YORK_ in si\ seasons. compatriot but LYBIC Broadway in C minor. No. 1, and of Scriabin's people ride or shoot or swim or fight authority, ''horua oí 20, Entire Rivoli Hallet. íí.'T!:AX"A...a.í'í .KENNETH MA< Ü he did far more than that. He EVTV.rt m viikv ««...-" 1-*¦..1. .*. i\V \\\ "Poemc de l'Extase." or make love than what think. played ICdoardo Alba no. Baritone, ami Choni!«. "BREEZIEST [WT»TT$S7 they it with a of tone m i.ivr,MXM 1.1 THIS Brahms was a care to beauty and a dignity RIVOLI SEASONS'.¦'( His not of stereo¬ You never feel that you would that lifted it out of the CONCERT ORCHESTRA It was a modern read¬ invite of his men to tea or to dis¬ completely typed variety. any in which it is in some Tim "E suffused with the of the con¬ cuss latest with of the sentimentality Broadway ing, vigor the styles any of its many rehearings immersed. He ductor's personality, Brahma with a women. RIALTO At 44th .St. CENTURY Ev LAST3 is not a of brill¬ WEEKS player outstanding CRITERION at S difference. the is true of Evenings Sharp. Mali Wedne 'and .-'¦ Because he approached In the present picture, this iance. There is no but. his MAURICE TOURNEUR'S »idaj musk* from a less academic than with the of flourish, 'II Kit KAMII,Y TREE" angle all the characters exception of his re¬ f.asi Times ot the World's and " Ss and because he treated it and Rao who mastery instrument and line Largest Most Beautiful ProductionProduct! customary Miss Hampton Ebberly, pose of style soon win their way with V RAY CO.MSTOCK and with les-; servile reverence than is plays a small part convincingly. Miss ''Midsummer Madness" MORIUS CKST I'resent his hearers. He was received with "THE BAIT" A PARAMOUNT A Ml'SICAL EXTRAVAGANZA this be calcu¬ believes tn Joan PICTURE habitual, reading might Hampton implicitly much enthusiasm. with OF TUE OKIE.N 1' lated to discussion among the the so much so, in fact, With Hope Hampton JACK HOLT, CONRAD NAGEL. LOIS CCA provoke Granger, bait; Dvorak's "New World" WILSON, LILA MAXINE ELLIOTT'SE to her Symphony, A PARAMOUNT PICTURE LEE, Most Sensational sticklers l'or musical conventionality. that you begin believe in your¬ Strauss'.s "Till Eulenspiegcl" and the From Cosmo Hamilton's Eve». 8:30. Mata. Wed. * Sat. 2:: Success in World's History of FAMOUS RIALTO ORCHESTRA. "iliB of - - But whatever the differences opinion self. Hungarian March o\ Beriioz comprised Friend and His Wife.'' 200,000 PERSONS HAVE SEEN and LIKED Company 400 People II Bio Scenes as to its merits, there was nothing Just how difficult this was you will ho.
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