The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 9, 1929, Page 8

Eggs, 3 dozen, $1.00 FRESH-—MEDIUMS Catsup, pint bottles, 24¢ VAN CAMP’S Cleanser, 4 for 25¢ LIGHTHOUSE Soap, 10 bars for 50¢ Large White Bars—Red and White Brand Superior Quality Frankfurters, can, 4 IMPORTED STYLE—Medium Size PHONES 92 and 95 Open Evenings remained | From the Land of the Sky-blue' | finished the audience BADMAN A seated for a few minutes, loathe to Water, Cadman; As in a Rose Jar {leave after the feast of music | Cadman; The Moon Behind the | The audience reacted to the con- |Cottonwood, Cadman; Spring Song BEELER MAKE [cert, much as dry soil responds to|of the Robin Woman, (the last irain, drinking in each note and Song from the opera “Shanewis”), hoping that the shower would last.| Cadman; Little Davy, Play on Your HIT, GONGERT It will be long before the music Harp (encore), Cadman; Love Large Audience Delighte lovers who attended the Concert|the Dawn Comes Stealing (encore | will cease talking about the de- Cadman, by Madame Beeler. with Splendid Recital Given Here lightful evening given them by Mr. ! Cadman and Madame Beeler. } Late this afternoon it was an- [ The program given last night, and ,nounced that a third concert by | which is being given again this af-|Cadman and Madame Beeler will | ternoon, is as follows: be given tomorrow night at the Pal- J‘ Songs—Care Selve, Handel; Aria:, ace, with entire change of program. Du Christ avec Ardeur, Eembcrg‘y - AN . R by Madame Beeler. | Piano Numbers—Romance in GFIRST OF 1929 Cacman: Love Borg, Cadman: wes| OUTPUT SHIPPED E BY LOCAL MILL tacy, Cadmay, by Mr. Cadmean. Songs—Over the Steppe, Rach- Juneau for years and perhaps since maninoff; Ecstacy, Rummell; Vagg-| The first of the 1929 output of its beginning. The Palace Theatre | yigq Soderberg; Lille Rode Ponne- | the Juneau Lumber Miil plant went | was packed with an audience that pser pange-Muller; One Golden'out on the steamer Admiral Evans. showed its appreciation by enthusi- | pay, Fay Foster; At Dawning, Cn-!The shipment consisted of 33,000 astic applause of each number giV- core, Cadman, by Madame Beeler. |bhox shooks consigned to the Port en. Both Mr. Cadman and Madame | gome American Indian “love | Graham plant of the Fidalgo Is-| Beeler were extremely gracious and cq)is» played on a genuine Omaha |land Packing Company. gaye several selections that Were rngian flute by Mr. Cadman ) After being delayed in starting not included in their generous pro- g few remarks about Indian folk-!me season’s gperaiion by advers;( gram, g ; lore | weather, the mill is now operating. | The great versatility of Cadman| pjgno Numbers—The Legend of Nearly all of the units are employ- was indicated by the program, for the plains (from Prairie Sketches),|ed with a near complete payroll. As‘ out of fourteen of his compositions cggman; The Wolf Dance, Cad-|the condition warrants more men which were given last night, only map; June on the Boulevard (from|will be employed and in a short “At Dawning,” and “From the Land | yollywood Suite), Cadman; Marche | time it is expected that the plant of the Sky Blue Waters” are poPU-| Grotesque (in manuscript), Cad-|will be operating to capacity. larly known. Among the instri-|man: Dance of the Basket Maid-| e L mental numbers exquisitely played ons (on a Spanish Theme), Cad-! This store will be open Wednes- | | | { Those who attended the concert given by Charles Wakefield Cad- man, celebrated American composer and pianist, and Madame Florence Beeler last night enjoyed the great- est musical treat that has come to Flour, 49 1b. sack, $2.30 Homelike—Quality Guaranteed Cheese, pound. 33c Full Cream—Tasty Syrup, 36 ounce cans, 38¢ Pure Cane and Maple AMOCAT—None higher than the Quality of AMOCAT Mushrooms, French, 45¢ IMPORTED—S8 ounce cans BEST BOUGHT FOR BETTER TRADE GEORGE BROTHERS PAIRED BY IMPERIAL MATCHMAKERS | { by Cadman himself, the “LoVe man: y1ove Song (encore), Cad- day evening, April 10, for the ac- 8 and “Ecstacy” seemed to | man have the greatest general appeal, though the “Wolf Song,” “Marche | __ Grotesque,” and the other numbers | ©f his second group were enthusi- astically received. As an encore, he played a Love Song, which wasi melodious and charming. His short talk about the Indian folklore, and the several Indian “love calls” or| serenades that he played on the! Omaha Indian flute were extremely | interesting and were well received. | “The Spring Song of the Robin| ‘Woman,” beautifully sung by Ma- e Beeler, with Cadman'’s | perfect accompanim as one of the last numbers on the program, made one long to hear it in the opera “Shanewis,” composed by| Cadman, with the seventy piece or-, chestra which accompanied it when | it was given at the Metropolitan Opera House and “Little Davey | Play on Your Harp,” though en- tirely different, had a charm and appeal of its own. Madame Beeler possesses a radi-| ant personality and a charming)| platform presence which, taken with | the marvelous tones and effective range of her voice, make it impossi- | ble to be too enthusiastic about her. She sings with ease, and the rich quality and warm tones of her voice together with her per-| fect diction and mastery of tech-| nique are a delight to hear. 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