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dailV news; Wednesday, January 26, ini. IT'S MARY GARDEN ANSWERS UNLIKE Spendthrift Often Pictured as Slender Man sellers have made famous. And Mr. Arbuckle, whatever else he may be, is not lissome! NOR romantic! However, I suppose that he, sliding about the dizzy deck of a movie yacht in a very real typhoon (or something) is much funner than Wallace Eeid, 6ay, would be in a similar plight. Optiences lik-i, though they do not love, a fat man.

Therefore if the Arbuckle curves and billows afford you amusement, you may put "Brewster's Millions" down on your list. SINGER TRIUMPHANT ALTHOUGH DIRECTOR "MONNA VANNA." Lyric drama In three acts. Libretto by Maeterlinck. Music by Fevrler. Presented In the Manhattan Opera House by the Chicago Opera Company.

THE CAST. Prinaivalle Luclan Muratore Captain of the Florentine troops) Guido Colonna Oeorges Baklanoff (Commander of the garrison at Pisa) Monna Vanna. his wife-Mary Garden Marco Colouna, father of Guido, Kdouard Cotreuil edio. secretary to Prinsivaite. Albert Palilard Trivulzlo, envoy from Florence, Constantln Nicolay Place Pisa.

Time The Middle Ages. Conductor. Henri Morln By JAMES WHITTAKER. Mary Garden did her first sing-- ing in New York since she became a general director last night at the Manhattan. Now we want to hear Gatti-Cassaza play the pipe organ.

or it seems to rejuvenate, ennoble, exalt this becoming a director. If Mary Garden has ever been more girl than she was in her pale red rose and paler yellow tresses of her second act of "Monna Vanna" it must have been before she became woman and star in an hour when, many years ago in Paris, the prima donna of "Louise" sat in a araugnt and Mary came out of the cellar where they keep the understudies. There must be a catch some where. Mary was too wondrously! xair as vanna be any better than just fair as Director. And her new voice is too sweet to talk of ii Hollsrs- ns pe she WiT" voice.

It is as new as new moons. I None of the old silver o-lamonr i missing, but as it rises on t.h horizon of a new season it seems made of as youni? and cWr stuff as the night first star. Certainly there is some witchery here. But if Mary, like Doctor Faustus, has sold her soul for the privilege of beginning all over again at the age of sixteen, it is to her peril and to our joy. 1 JOT RANG OCT.

The joy rang out triumphantly at the close of the second act. There was a monstrous sound from the; vast auditorium, in which full. throated male cheers were mere i twitterings It was all the more remarkable for that there were no Italians with their voluminous brava to contribute to the din. The noble Romans of the standing room seem to have elected to keep their Little Italy in the Metropolitan, where it has taken comfortable root. Very American was this Mary Garden audience, and not usually given to such Southern foolishness as howling their applause.

But three cen turies of strict control of the American emotion were swept away by the powerful sweetness of the Muratore-Garden duet of second act and a few thousand of your best fellow citizens acted like a Hungarian parade. MIBAIOBE FIELDS TO MARY. Muratore yielded second place to Miss Garden only by his and the audience's chivalry. It was Garden night and, loyally, he helneri make k. He helped make it with i his princely impersonation of, fnnce Frmzivalle.

There is epic in Mary Garden. There is lyric in Muratore. Always poetic, never pohectic, he sang such strophes as those which Maeterlinck has written to Vanna's hands in a way to make you shiver, always to the shock sheer beauty and never once to the shock of sheer noise. "Monna Vanna," as it was given last night, is to be recommended as i medicine for your souL For its little ills it will suffice to go and hear whatever beauty of gesture and voice its two principals can tell you. But, if it is reaiiy sick, I read the story of how Vanna of ancient Pisa went out to nurchase McCUTCHEON HERO WAS NOT AS PLUMP AS FATTY ARBUCKLE "BREWSTER'S MILLIONS." Produced by Lasky.

Presented at the Rialto. THE CAST. Monte Brewster. Artmrkle V'-BSY Betty Rosa Clark Mr. Brewster.

Fred Huntly Mrs. Brewster. Skinner -Mr Ingraham James Corritan Barbara Drew Joan Acker ol. Irew Charles Ogle MacLeod Xeelv KU wants Harrison William Boyd E11.1.- J. McCarthv Pettmgill Parker McConnell Biake John McFarland By McELLIOTT.

If Mr. George. Barr McCutcheon had written "Brewster's Millions" in this day and age instead of some ten years ago (it is that isnt it?) he would have had to rajse the ante," I think. Because two millions of dollars wouldn't be such great shakes in this, our village! Having rented him an arartmrif. in Poilr IT ntciiuC kj Brewster could have resigned him- en 10 xate, trie check boys and the theatre ticket agencies.

No trick at all, at all, getting rid of that paitry sum nowadays. But Roscoe Arbuckle, whom you n-now mucn Better oy the affection ate diminutive "Fatty," has fearful and wdnderful time of it up at the Rialto this week, getting nu 01 nis surplus Curious casting Fatty as a Mc- mtcneon hero, isnt it? As I remember, the Monte of that popular story was one ol tnose six-feet-of-American-manhood chaps our best AMUSEMENTS Motitn Picture Theatres -FAR AMOUNT riCITRK- forbidden Fruit" I Rltolt Coort Onestr. T3IALT0 "Fatty" Arbuckle 'Brewster' FimoM Rialto Orch. SQUARE wit biuviu I Cool. Noon to 11.

SO p. 'The Inside of the Cup' 44TH ST. THEATRE Evenings, 8.1S. Matinees, is "No one but D. W.

GRIF- FITH could have -done it. Audience broke Into cheers ana screams." Daily Xews D. W. GRIFFITH Present "YAYDOWN EAST" Symphony Orchent. Vocsl AeeommninunL AU Beau BeMned.

Buy to AdimceT QTPANn -MAMMA- AFrlfHt llVXHll BooU, Tarklnoo Ctoaed, ODfl AnHf 7BCT Kx Pn Prem a-iaa. a llti HILL By W1U Carlaa. Bincud by Barry MllUMfc TOM MOORE Your Honww1 CtliltOl Grind IW. Mata.3tl-StW Largest nd Mobi B-mifuI Thetr. BROOKLYN Motion Pictvrm Tkoatrm SflSND RLIS "THE DEVIL" "AnA" INTER fK rTKI DANCE PALACE Terrace Garden When the Terrace Car-den Bands Play One Simply Has to Dance.

There' such a difference in dance music There" the kind that' merely incidental and then there' the Dance Palace kind, the music that. the very spirit of trie dance. With the "Time Square Jazz Band" or the "Terrace Garden Sjracopatora" playing the latest and breeziest airs, one realize how much good music has to do in making dancing thoroughly enjoyable. Learn the new dances originated at the Dance Palace the Hirsch Trot, Terrace CHJe and the American Tango. Terrace Garden Dance Palace 58rh Street, jMa-XeRton Aw.

I F. Wra. I L. FI After running through several pages of actresses' biographies at random to see how the land Jay behold, seven out of ten of em came from large towns! But there no telling lots of thera come fro mthe country, too. Movie Fan: Write to Alma Rubens, care International, 729 Sev enth avenue.

New York city. E. That's Eugene CBrien'a right name," and so, of course, you know what spot his ancestors hailed from. He isn't married. AMUSEMENTS NEW AMSTERDAM Mat.

Wi and Bat. MARILYNN MILLER Vl7v LEON ERROL in 4tlth Ev- 1(- Wed. A 1 11. to j.M.BARRlF'f CHATTERTON MARY ROSE Hry Mlllrr- Theatre. It W.

4td v-a, t.i. Mat. Tbur. I 21 Mrs. lSKE WAKE UP, JONATHAN!" fOBT, W.

4Stlj St. Kv. S.30. Mt. VV.l A fiat.

LAWRENCE YRON In "TRANSPLANTING KAN" LIBERTY "vr ia Et. Eva. at i Mat. Wed. Sat, .2 rTlTTfl Mu.lral Corodr Hit lill Ifcl 1ADY BILLY' WELCOME STRANGER 1 "1th CEOItOE MDSiET.

KNICKERBOCKER CEO. M. COHAN'S If A COMEDIANS mAK 11 (Un't it grand old Name?) CEO. rflH A it A 41 St Al S.Sf VllrUl Wed l.jf M. THE TAVERN "WHAT'S A I.I.

THE: SHOOTIN' FOBf" nUUJUll Mtlnee Wei. It Sit. lit GEO. M. I THE MEANEST MAN pSt IN THE WORLD Cast Include OTTO KRUGER r.d MARION CaKLEV FRANK AC rfiTIiri Ait I 15 4i.it.

GLOBE U'w A 4th St. at Hf Matin Wed. Sat. mrn crtair- hi et "TIP-TOP" Maxine Effiotf ZASTt HOLDS AUDIENCE BKi.ATmj-.Se)." 8" SPANISH LOVE EXTRA MATINEE FEB. 3 K0R0SCOTCR THEATRE Wta 45 St II ft I EXTRA MAI1M-K TOMORROW OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN'S MANHATTAN Wllk CHICAGO OPERA CO.

MARY GARDEN. General Director. TnnUM at Trim -JEWELS OF P. M-. "LE P.

"LUCIA Dl LAM ME MANON." (Mason A Ksnlta Ffano Tsed EicrarlTatr Loew'i New York Theatre Roof Coot. 11 A M. to II P. M. Konf loll HOBART BOSWORTH'UuOwbUw' I imaneaa W.

of SVf Loer Amencan Ha imtBt. u8.n JKWKL. CARMEN te -Trje SllMt A 31 Sssata Lloing." 'Blinder of Old Broad- wsj." White. Black Useless. etl.

rtTYd pgziz nrRANcswi ion LONGACRE GRANT W. 4StB Eva. I ll Wata. Wed. p.r...

I MITCHELL a New 11T1IC flllltlnlftHII comedy. int. wnMMriUH BRONX OPERA HOUSE ttl. A 3rd Are Pop. Price.

Mats Wed. A Sat. RAZEE MARGARET West 3J St. Eras. I WjPlsMi.

21 7 S'J fttrr.nt Mala. Wed. AiibUii OF BRONZE" BROOKLYN CASINO AI THIS 1 BVRI.ESQrE TOR THE ENTIRE FA MILT ixVWr SPORTING WIDOWS The woman in the case is Bettv Ross Clark. She's good to look at, but she isn't given anything specially exciting to do or wear, so you aren't vastly impressed by her) i THIS AND THAT IN THE THEATRE Continuing his exploitation of Eugene O'Neill, whose "Bevond the Horizon" made theatre history, Adolph Klauber is ready to produce his "Diff'rent." The Selwyn Theatre will house the Dlav it SDe- cial matinees beginning Monday. At the same time the same author's "The Emperor Jones" will be temporarily withdrawn.

Assembled salesmen of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company will have the Morosco Theatre and "The Bat" playing therein all to themselves next Friday. They will sing life insurance ballads between acts and generally behave as if they owned the show. They To for that one night. AMUSEMENTS moss BROADWAYS COM! INI XJS IIAJItoiaPM ALL COMEDY WEEK! OVEN MOORE in new farce comedy A CHICKEN THE CASE CHARLIE CHAPLIH in ris best comedy A DOG'S LIFE ALL CZ OMEOY VAUDEVILLE ACTS APdLLO lHEAi-. w- 3 Mt Wed.

St. ii fa VERS HAM MARK TWAIN-8 BOMAVTIC COMT-PT THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER XSELVVN 43d (. En. A Sat. 5E V.ta W5 HS3 Tl 1 1 all TIMES SQ.

1-tvrm-. W. 421 Si. t.ien. 3 Mat.

Thma. A X.S4 Reed -THE MIRAGE KF.PrBUCIEws. Mara. Wed. Weat 4 2d St.

I JOHN liUI-DEN Presents GRACE LARCE and HALE HAMILTON Dear Me I- 1st Year LITTLE THEATRE WEST 44 ST. MsU. Wed Ttmrs. a Hat-. I JM matiimec C.

Hiiiiinir WcKSTil i llu'i'UIIXUK rrWTDll THEATRE, If.rea. 8 S. Mats. --l' rUl 4Ttb ITwaJIWad. Rf S.30 RAY C0M8T0CK A MORRIS GE8T Peasant Th Sensation of London and Paris.

DELYSIA Ar GAR Show taa New Vara by Telesraw. ASTOR Eft li (Mb St. Erea. 25 at. Wed.

(Pop.) A I 15 SEATS ON SALE WEEKS IN ADVANCE tMDSE cionnnDY KIR5ELF SS "CCRMEREP- WEDNESDAY MATINEE BEST SEATS SI.SA SAT URDAY MATINEE BEST SEATS tt.OO A. OTH CT E. af w.j. I il Bradj'S 1 Msra. Thllrs.

i it THEDROltEN VVIHG I rrtf CAAShNG AJJtQHJWflJ tiOOTH W. of B'war. Erea. S.3 Ar.KORr.Eri I "RLIS GREEN Mats. ao.

ft S.J0 THE GODDESS Mattne WednesM; 'lUT Satnrday at S.3tt THEA. NORA a. A vj ca 4 CVn ala4lkaaaBaa 'A SCREAMING Telegram. YRIP Wet of B'way. Eva 8.2 I Matinee Wed.

A Bat. 2 is NORA BAYES Mfc-K FAMILY TREE." T1NP.F-'1 st nr. r. a Us 45 "LADIES NIGHP' rnp. a eist.

30 CASINO ith war. live V-rd-W Wed. (Pop.A fa at zrMBAi.i-.T-9 n'c i Play with Mueie. -e a. a WINTER GARDEN IPASSING SHOW rr- I In 14 AL.

BREWSTER WAS A spendthrift chap, in George Ban? Mc-Cutcheon's somehow all readers of that decade ago best seller visioned him as slen--der and tall not a bit like "Fatty" Arbuckle, who plays the role in the picture version. However, young Roscoe is probably funnier at the job than any, lean and lissome hero would be. The Rialto houses "Brewster's Millions" this week. CUT BACKS AND CLOSE UPS Taylor Holmes will appear in midnight per ormance at the Spito1 Theatre this evening as a climax to "Motion Picture Day." Ahe Program is being given for rs Herbert Hoover', Committee and the Mo- tion Picture Committee of Greater iMew lork. Cullen Landis (poor darling!) says he had to wear four pairs of socks up in the Canadian Rockies when "Snowblind" was being mis is tne picturizatirn of "vnijii liuus eiury.

Did you know that Ethel Clayton was to have "Sham," by Elmer Harris and Geraldine Bonner, as a film vehicle in the ltn her are to be Clyde Fillmore. Walter Hiers, Sylvia Ashton, Theodore Roberts and some nthem whose faces and names are familiar to you. Frank Otto (suppose this is the same F. O. whose playing of the truculent young business man in "Genius and the Crowd" was so excellently done) anDears in M.l.

ousy," the Itala Film Company's initial nfforinj. tr a taiu wj nave the art of makeup so aptly at his fingers' ends that a sweet young thing who had met him before he applied the grease paint inquired where "that handsome young man" had gone. So much for the judicious application of wrinkles! Mrs. Fred Stone a Composer Mrs. Fred Stone has composed the overture to be played in the Hippodrome next Sunday night as an introduction to the benefit for the East Side poor.

She has been down in the lettered avenues Side fuxnriio gleaning East thematic material. Ski's Baar; Ska'a a Bnu-t I Thva'a Musi, la thm ai. I Oh. fiovl O. In) She Learned to Play at the CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL of Popular Piano Music And Twr ther rattla off jsa blues alter SO leawna.

TOL' CA.V VOTIIV SAME. You need not know a note at th. start. If so easy to team by the Chrlstonsea 29-lesson mttbotl. Ptkxeas fuaianteed Crnll for free demonstration It will awe suiiDlk-ltv of CbrlsleiuM-n uethod.

Am uuat.t bs mmil Open 10 to 10. Send for Booklet A. CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL 243 W. 42dSt. TJ.Bry.at 379 111 W.

125th St. Tel Montiaf 8950 PAf.JP, A77 piano PUYINC Taught anyone In 29 lecsnna by rsrtuate teactmrs. Average lesion il to Call tar free, d-Djnritrrlin. mailed! FRANKLIN H1IOUL (H- MrIC 111 Itth St. tiu-veaant list mm ST' the deliverance of her beloved city with her loved body and found a poet in the conqueror's tent read that in the prose of Maeterlinck and then go to hear it made poetry by two singing demigods.

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