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“‘The Concert’’ at the Hollis. 
‘“<The Concert’ is one of the best 
comedies that have been performed 
in Boston in the last twenty years.’’ 
That is how Philip Hale, dramatic 
critic of the Boston Herald charac- 
terizes David Belasco’s production 
that is now playing at the Hollis 
Street Theatre, Boston, and which 
will continue there until January 
13th. This is the play that ran a 
year at Belasco’s Theatre in New 
York. It is a triumph of high com- 
edy acting and is produced as no 
other manager but Belasco presents 
his plays. 
Originally ‘‘The Coneert’’ was a 
German play by Herman Bahr and 
it was Americanized by Leo Ditrich- 
stein, who plays the principal part 
in it. It is a delightful satire on 
the tendency of women to worship 
at the shrine of a musical genius. 
Gabor Arany is a great musician. 
He plays the piano devinely and his 
feminine worshipers are _ legion. 
Women flock to his home in New 
York, flirt with him and willingly 
pay. him.$10 a lesson.. Some of. the 
women fall in love with him. All 
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sensible American woman, remains 
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their flowers and makes them 
pretty speeches. Occasionally he 
disappears from home and goes to 
his bungalow in the Catskill moun- 
tains. On one trip there he is ac- 
companied by one of his married 
women pupils. Another pupil, 
jealous because the musician does 
not show any affection for her, sus- 
pects where they have gone and in- 
forms the musician’s wife and the 
married woman’s sane husband. 
The runaways are followed by 
the deserted pair and two of the 
three acts take place in the bung- 
alow. The complications that en- 
sue there are very funny. The 
runaway pair are soon penitent and 
beg to be forgiven. It all ends 
happily. 
There will be Wednesday and 
Saturday matinees of ‘‘ The Con- 
cert.”? The night performances 
are over in plenty of time for su- 
burbanites to get their trains. 
One of the important means of 
recovering gold is by dredging. 
The Geological Survey reports that 
in 1910 gold to the amount of 
nearly $10,000,000 was recovered in 
this way hy 113 dredges, most of 
it coming from California. 
