Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1922, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1922, 1000, a5 the first pavment by the ; a fine bit of tragic work as he bade | Possessed of much charm of face, AMUSEMEN l S Pis ot o fond araweli Just- before | heare and vaicer Mme. Chanebors com: | U= S. PAYS $5,000,000 | States to Colombia of the $ taking it out to sell it for Mimi In-|bines wtih them a certain dash and to be paid the ia terrante suffereq through lack of op- | sparkle that set her work apart. ON COLOMBIAN DEBT | treaty "aprocmen portunity. but his baritone, so far us| When she “vamps” the opera hero growing on- of t | Panam. through drawi onb uqh mq room "The balance will be paid in four an- y o E AN B al!cvd was well received. Carlo Peroni|man ||n ;hc -umen::;.y n:':la vm:no:l?;; Secretary Hughes Gives linlstcr1 Puccini’s “ILa Boheme,” based on Mur- | conducted. appeals for sympa nual payments of $5,000,000 each, 5 = ) Sy, | ke-believe from the| First of Annual Checkson $25,- | sy E Wr}meni SIeepmq car 1 ger's novel, “Bohemian Life,” was given Bme, but” alse in reality from the R Sty POLI'S—“La Boheme.” disclosed, was worth hearing. Cervi.|she also manages to “vamp” ever last night at Poli's Theater by the San “Tales of Hoffman.” audience. She omsd.r lu.e .nm; 000,000 Damage Bill. | Bv means of a newly devised pneu- 3 Carlo Grand Opera Com y, Wi and Josephine Luc- | who puts the rand”’ Into gran : | matic machi: - dll'ecf io q Fitstn In the role of Mimi and Manuel | cnese divided the honors between thes | SPoFE. Without auch human appeal| The Seoretary of State yesterday| oo 1 pivers aniiy A BL Epiphany Pastor Denounces |saiazar as Rodolto. This tragedy, so|in the “Tales of Hoftman,” presented | hs fn¢ artincial mockers. B e o, vA o Wouzsi i dmps) he com tnto filled with lovely melodies, has ever|yesterday afternoon. Offenach’s, 31y, Boscacci deserved more a Z ” “Wave of Intolerance been popular with opera lovers, and a | opera, filled with the fantustic love | plause than he reccived. His ¢ large audience was out to hear it last 3 of the poet, Hofiman, and he at mo time res in U. S. Today night. \fme. Charlebois . dn-blan factics to y i = Mme. Fitztu was 1 llent vofce | Unusual opportun ) E from his audience. The | g 8/in excellent yolce] gyeimont of it The - P ctro De , as Dr. ) [ . i A dvanta rear is p . b e {@nd her clear, ringing tones thrilled With o broadside of optimism, trust ' her auditors, flowing smoothly in the I the future and bellef in mankind, many beautiful themes that fill the Rev. 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Open Evenings Until § LR gé : : : Y & 3 the § anic} they multiplied the sooner 7 5 ] g7 ! would a common understanding come Usefulness and Worth | i | Knowles Cooper, who is traveling in { the west, Arthur Marks presided and announced that to date the committes ( ;O.\'SOLE Tables with Jlin charge of the Rotary “kiddies' ) % ; | Christmas party” hag collected 32,363 1214 F St. N\W. mirror to match jfrom more than 100 members of the i club. % 13 . . ' make a most sensible “¥red §. Lincoln, acting for Henry | Specialists in Women’s and Misses’ Apparel | Bittinger, chairman of the financ . Tl st .. [ committee of the Christmas activitie and worth-while gift. De iled the contributions from th e e | R Continuing—Friday and Saturday plain or carved. in woods . §i Many Guests Entertained. 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