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THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL.

MUSIC UNDER - UNPARALLELED CONDITIONS.

ENGLAND WITHOUT A PUBLIC HOUSE.

INNS DISAPPEARING.

PROSPECT 65 · YEARS HENCE,

America perhaps more than any other country in the world has the power of presenting you with the unexpected,

Visions similar to those conjured up writes Mr. H. Ifor Evans in the Manby GK Chesterton in The Flying chester Guardian. Thus in South Cal Inn. the history of the last inn left in fornia, u few, hundred yards from where England, are suggested by a Blue Book the Babbit Realtors have built the ugliest which deals, with the decrease in licensed seaside resorts imaginable, Katherine Tingley has erected a Greek theatre, with premises in Britain: the blue Pacifo as its background, a If the inns of England continue to dis structure and a setting which would seem appear at the same rate as they have proper in ons of the old noble civilisadone during the last 20 years, in another tions So it is with Hollywood. In this cynical, vulgar home of the world's most democratic art there exists the Hollywood Bowl, where muid can be heard under conditions which, I believe, inust be quite unparalleled. The fact that Sir Henry Wood has seen it worth while to cone all the way of California to con- duct four concerts in the Bowl and then to go home again without doing any thing else in America may make one realise the musical attraction of this in-

stitution.

The Hollywood Bow! itself is a naturhl canyon, sheltered on all sides by hills and use in the more unsettled days of American history as a resting place and tefuge by settlers and Indians and out- Jaws. The Christian communities in Los Angeles first vonlised the possibilities. of the Bowl as a gathering-place, and since the war immense Easter services have been held in the canyon. From this came the idea that rough wooden benches might be built around the canyon to fill its entire depth, and that the vast out- door auditorium thus obtained might be used on summer nights for popular audiences who wished to hear orchestral music.

years the country will be without n single hostelry.

Ever since the Act of 1904, which pro vided compensation for licences taken away, came into force, the average de crease in licensed premises (excepting off-licences) has been at the rate of 951 per year.

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At the beginning of this year there were only "80,401 "on-licences left, so if the rate of extinction continues, an other 83 years will wipe out every "on" licence in the land.

Baek in 1800 there was an inn forʼevery 207 people in England, but to-day each remaining hostelry serves a quota of 55 population.

OFF-LICENCE POPULAR.

That the modern tendency is for alcoholic liquor to be consumed at home rather than in the tavern is suggested by the significant fact that though the inn is slowly fading out, the increasing in popularity.

of-licence is ma

There was once a steady decrease in "off-licences." But since 1923 the tide has turned, and a small increase is now reported Clubs, too, are on the increase, Since 1904 over 5,000 licensed clubs have been added to the register.

Strangest of all is the fact that, simult aneously with the decline of the inn and the increase in the off-licence" and the club, is reported not a decline, as might be expected, but an iperense, in drunk- enness.

"I saw the Bowl on the night of the first concert of this summer season. The crowd on that summer night I can best describe by saying that it resembled in size though in no other quality the crowd at a Football Cup final. Over twenty thousand people came out of Hollywood ami, Los Angeles. Special tram services An interesting sidelight on this aspect run to carry them, while around of the drink question is that while drunk- the canyou there was parking for thon-enness increased in the north of England,. sands of cars. The Bowl itself was lit London, Southern England, and Wales be... with enormous arc-lights until the music came more sober. began, when, suddenly, everything was extinguished, except the lights on the pillared stage at the bottom of the canyon, where, in a little jumble of black and white, the prehestra was siting.

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On that Grat night Fritz Reiner was the conductor, and that audience of twenty thousand people was held in absolute silence while his orchestra played such pieces as Richard Strauss's Don Juan, the Hungarian Rhapsody No. 9 of Liset, and Tschaikovsky's Sym- pphony No. 5 in the E. minor. "It was after Lista's Rhapsody that a German lady who sat near me, a recent immigrant one would hagine, made guttural noises of joy and said, Ah, but isn't it won- derful? I had, not expected this. America is a great country. Whatever one might think of the cruility of so much in Ama- rican life ene had to concile that here was something heroic in the popularisa- tion of the arts. America is capable of, all things, and bere she has neitievel something supremely worth doing.

WEEK-END DRONES," Another curious fact is the preponder ance of Saturday" drunks" over those

of any other day in the week. As high.

proportion as 33 per cent, of the arrests for over-indulgence in the year were carried out on a Saturday,

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Previous theories about the andern" vice of methylated spirit drinking are completely shattered by the Blue Book.

Causes of drunkenness due to methylated spirits increased during the year, though. only slightly. But the interesting point is that. the togi of such ensea-693-the ruen numbered 46 and the women 347

London, sober in ather respects, uç counts largely for this increase.

ELEPHANT'S DEVOTION.

MONTH'S VIGIL BY SIDE OF.

DYING MATE.

Although Mr. Migeod was not at all "out" for thrills and writes rather

drily, nevertheless it was inevitable that he should experience and hear of curious incidents. Here is a strange story of an elephant's devotion.

Music in this Hollywood Bowl is, with- THROUGH BRITISH CAMEROONS.--By F: IF. out exaggeration, different from music B. Migend (Heath Crunton, jäs,)... ahywhere ela in the world. In the first Mr. Migood has already made several place, the conditions are different. You adventurous journeys into the heart of can it in the warm Californian night Africa, which he has narrated in pre and listen to music under the stars until Ivious volumes; and this book, which des the moon comes up, and you may be cribes a journey through that part of the sure that it will never grow cold and former German colony of the, Cameroons that it will never rain. Usually out-now under British rule will be read with door music means music which has lost great interest, as the work of a true ex by wind or weather its finer shades and plorer und real expert. toges, but the amazing thing about the Hollywood Bow! is that its acoustics are perfect, that the most delicate meaning of the quietest moments can be followed. From the top of the Bowl, far, far away from the orchestra, I could follow every movement in Don Juan," even those whispering, exhausted sounds, in, which Strains describes the end of Don Juan's storm of love. Apart from these qualities, the Bowl possesses by its very magnitude and by the phence of vibrations, which are so often troublesome in closed-in buildings, a power of making musicguard, and the wounded animal was liquid. Every sound in the orchestra. Reems to blend into one inevitable sound which flows smoothly and without effort throughout the canyon. So pure are the tones that one could almost imagine dix- cord to be impossible..

Elephants are numerous in the plan- tation region. About a month pre- viously Pym had wounded a big bull and was approaching; to finish it off when a cow elephant came out of the bush and drove him off. For a month since this cow has been mounting

still there, but had moved perhaps a couple of hundred yards,” being evi- dently disabled in its legs. He was greatly exercised over it, but it was quite impossible: to approach without killing the "cow elephant first, which he did not want to do. She must have' brought food and water to it, or the wounded animal could not have lived so long.

The Hollywood Bowl is a democratic institution. You pay a quarter" (25 ants), for the right to sit yourself on any part of the wooden benches which you may be early enough to obtain. Migrod ascended almost to the Even if you are too late for any wooden top of the 13,000ft Mount Cameroona bench at all, you can still sit, high up

on the hillside, and be sure of hearing. everything perfectly. The whole concert,

then, you obtain at a price which fa ex And, like Bernard Shaw, they believe, change values is just over a shilling, but when it comes to music, in levelling up which in the mental value of the Ame and not down. There is no pioco jutro- UNION Curzon, Kennedy Boad. Bunday rican people is worth certainly hot more duced merely in order tą wako conces Services, September 27th ; -

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Morning Service as II o'clock Evening Service at 8 o'clock Preacher Roy. W. W. Clayson, Tuesday, 29th Sept Soldiers Christian "Association” at 8.15 p.tum

Friday,ad Oct- Cristian Endeavour Society at 8.30 p..

After each piece has been played the I have not written these impressions arclights are lit again and enormous to suggest that the method of the Holly searchlights, red, blur, and violet, are wood Bowl should be followed in Eng played upon the crowd. Somewhere in land. God did not give - Manchester the middle of the programme you will probably have to endure an "up-lift" talk; how good music is, how democratis ing, how good for the soul and for Ame FIT CHURCH OF CHRIST SCONTI rica. It would be ludicrous anticlimax Macdonnel Food, beiner Rower Road Tram if one did not remember that these up Btation-Sundar.11.15 am. Wedunday, 5:30 lift" speakers are those who have made P. Reading Room open Tuesday and these summer Bowl concerts possible. Priday mornings -10 to 2.

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Californian sun or Californian summer, nights. Rightly, we follow other ways. But the greatest temple in the world to the popularization of good music in probably the Hollywood Bowl, and for that reason alone it seems fitting that Sir Henry Wood should be asked to conduct, four concerts there during this present sainter season,

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