WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1934."
RARE INDIAN
RITE TO END ACUTE FAMINE
Tamils' Invocation In Natal.
THE LAST RESORT
Ladysmith (Natal).
A rare and weird Hindu religious rite will be performed here shortly, when Tamils will render a special Invocation to the Deity for relief.
This particular form of supplica- tlan is only resorted to in the most acute of famines in India, and has very seldom been made In South Africa,
Money for the
performance of
the rite is publicly subscribed.
Tamil Indians will gather in the river bed, where they will await
arrival of their priest, who
head a procession.
will
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Immediately behind him will be af ART AND DRAMA bier, on which will be two effigler. one of a man and the other of a woman. These effigies represent the corpses of two faithful ad- herents who have died of famine.
They fre remarkable in their realism, and at a cursory glance might easily be
for mistaken corpses. A closer examination re veals that the faces are moulded
out of clay.
. Whole exgr are kunk into rockels. The teeth are
cut out of china.
eye- carefully
The foreheads and necks are or namented with fewellery, and over! the lips are phired the customary coppers.
Fruit and ride for the sustenance of the departing spirits are
ranged around the bler.
ar-
Judging Ancient Paintings
Critic And Artist Often Disagree
BY SIR CHARLES HOLMES
Formerly Director of the National Gallery.
THE CHINA MAIL.
WONDERFUL
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LIBRARY
:
Fortune Spent On Treasures.
WASHINGTON MEMORIAL
Washington.
The modernity of science and a deep love for the master dramatist have combined to seal the riches of Shakespeare in a haven virtually immune to any element of destruc- tion.
The bard of Avoti, ketilus thas! he was, would find it a task to keep house for his treasured works and relics as neatly and safely as the Folger Library is doing it for him,
In a striking new building a few streets east of the Capital stand row upon row of books and manu- scripts.
The library, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Folger, Is memorial to their love for Shake-: speare. Years and a fortune were spent in assembling its treasures. As a library it contains upwards of) 75,000 volumes and several thou- sands of M.S.5. bearing on the bard and his contemporaries.
The extent of the rare Shake. speariana may be indicated by the fact that of the precious first folio.] of which fewer than 200 copies are known to be in existence, it possenses 79, not to mention com- plete extracts of individual plays which, if assembled, would probably: constitute two additional coples.
The library contains more than 700 oil paintings (including can- vases by Lawrence, Reynolds, Binke, West Sully and Romney) and many thousands of water colours, etch-
and ings. engravings
the like. There are fine specimens of Aix- teenth century furniture and early tapestry: a valuable assembly of coins, tokens, medals; examples of
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Women To Lament
This is the sign for the six oldest Hindu women in the town to come danco forward and start a slow round the "bodies."
i confess that I cannot express clude technical qualities with In his man- an opinion on the matter except which a man whose eye is trained
ner they work themselves into pro- by trying to estimate fairly the upon modern work will be unfami strate, weeping copiously.
For some time the congregation makes a similar lament, but is eventually called to order by the priest.
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The women are then segregated teaching, has an obvious right to ing was an early Benozzo Gozzoli RIMSKY KORSAKOFFS WORK. and keep up their lament while the a hearing when he speaks anon or a Fra Angelico he would almost
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deserve the sensus would
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of the Deity so that he may weep, the time to “acquire, The teara are rain. The rite is said to fail very seldom.-Reuter.
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exercise the evil spirits.
a while, the priest res-serious attention. After trains them. He then takes + large earthenware vessel, filled
But when this professional ex-won.. with holy water—a mixture of rice- water and milk-and washes it into Perience attempts to go further,
A man like Bode, who had the the 2nd scenes of Act III, and IV.) a hundred pieces
and to pronounce upon such mat. on the stone pillar.
ters as authorship, restoration, or courage of his opinions, in spite of have been duly-noted · by: Stravin» After this the cries break out cleaning. Its value is much more occasional mistakes, was worth a sky, and, subsequently Incorporated afresh and the bodies are belabour uncertain. Authorship, where not thousand of the superior creatures in "Petrauchka. Besides, ・ all ed until nothing but scattered self-evident, can be deelded only who do not dare to do anything de- thinga said and done, even if there
by a knowledge of art history and finite till everyone else has declaris little real individuality in: Xor When Anton Dolin, who, it is now. sakoff's musical material is hand- discovered, can act as well as dance aled himself in its davour. E This rite is one of the most a minute acquaintance with
The common euphemiam for this ling of it is masterly, particularly (though not yet as well as he ancient of Hindu ceremonies, and painter's studio-following, which is intended to touch the compassion few professional artists can spare timidity is prudence: the real ex-as, regards the scoring; and this, dances), is free from "Ballerina,
planation is that the man cannot combined with the amusing and will take the leading part in Unless the charming fairy story of which the play about a male dancer, a mulch, Nor can men trained to work in trust his own eye. our modern direct methods very critic has a sharp and accurate libretto consists, makes Taar Sal- That must constitute a record: often devote much study to the in visual memory, all his book-learn-tan" very agreeable entertainment for never before has a man who had finite variety of processes employ-ing will not servé him when sud-
Įmade his name on the stage with- -out spealding a 'word on it for years ed by the Old Masters, or by the denly brought face to face with a in other respectsadmudah te ciever men who for the last 300 novel problem: Possibly at leisure, 2~ The art critic's opinion had 'a' play written round him in years have sought to cover or to by comparison of photographs or most valuable in determining the which will necessarily have a great repair the damage done to pletures other documents, he may be able age and "school" of a picture, the many words to speak. by time and accidents,
to make up his mind.
more so as its period recedes from In this matter the opinion of I confess, as I grow older, that I our own. But the only art critics At yesterday's weekly tiffin of the even a clever painter is apt to go myself prefer to substantiate: a worth listening to are those who Hong Kong: Rotary Club, held at very far wrong. He has to de-first, impression by some such lel-have displayed courage in affirming REALISM IN STAGE
Moreover, as well as readiness to deny, Mere
ALL SETTING, the Gloucester Building, Mr. Peter pend upon general Impressions, sured reconsideration. Manniche, Principal of the Interns-and not upon the more exact and the keen eyesight, which has help-intelligent intuition will not carry
really debatable. tional People's College, Denmark, detailed knowledge which good pro-ed the critic, when young to make a man over
We Accurate Reproduction fessional cleaners, and those who his reputation may, when, he is ground, csa delivered an Instructivo address on
Of Cabinet Room, have studied and worked with past middle-age and his experi, &-Vision may deteriorate with "Social Legislation in Denmark.”
Rotarian T. B. Wilson presided, them, gradually, accumulate. A once and knowledge are most ma too much study, or with advancing and guests welcomed were Rotarian considerable acquaintance with ture, begin to fail him, with re- years. This will explain many od No trouble has been spared to give an accurate picture of the .Dr. Chien (Canton), Messrs. M. pictorial chemistry, backed where sults which are apt to be surpris, ditles,
4-A first-class picture-cleaner Cabinet Room at No. 10, Downing- Macaulay (Montreal), Y. 8. Wan necessary by experience of the ing, or even ludicrous. I have seen and B. J. Lacon. Rotarian L. For microscope, the X-ray (and it now a signature evolved by a very great knows more about condition, and street, in which both acts of the "CRAZY STUFF" AT LONDON ster was welcomed back from leave would appear the infra-red ray, authority out of two letters in the technicalities of picture-mak-new Share play, "On The Rocki”? by the chairman, too), is essential, and this the pro- classical matto, the rest of which ing, than either the painter or the ke place on
Charles Macdona's scenic artist, On behalf of the Club the chair-fessional painter cannot be expect was plainly visible to young vision. art critic. Yet he may possesses
Most Successful Idea For Years man presented Dr. Chion with one ed to possess entidades etiam Courage, or Intuition neither the creative vision of the Pater, Bax, and his secretary, Miss of the Hong Kong Rotary Club flags, The "Attribution" Game "What, then does our inquiry one nor the judgment of the other, Beott, were allowed to penetrate into and extended to the Canton Club The art critic, on the other hand, amount to Bomething like this: so with all his experience he may this actual room and, made detailed Crazy Stuf an invitation to attend the dinners, or should be, practised in com I-That the opinion of a profas damage what he professes to con-notes of the furniture setka Palladium is said to be the most the music-halls dance to be held on Jahuary 27.6 paring school with school, painter sional painter candcially if he be serve, if he is not restrained from They took photographs, and even auccessful "ides.
Mr. Manniche in speaking at 6.30 with painter, the master and the concerned with teaching, isi most seeking to work it down to some counted the number of books on the have had for years.
A shelves, so that the audience might Here you will, and the old this evening at the Helona May, In- follower, so that the broader deter-valuable as regards the ordinary Imaginary original state. stitute on the subject of the Folk migation of the place of any plo-technical competence and quality The application of these, truisms, Lomething is near the real) original show, and yery funny It High Schools of Danmark and the ture "fin (the rest - "blátorical of an
but cannot to the present or any other, almiler thing as 1 pomibia to reproduos can be with half a dozen of the
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