Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1926, Page 10

10 “LOHENGRIN" T0 BE LENTEN UFFERING Will Be Given by Washington, ‘ Opera Company March 22 in Auditorium. Reed Defies Dawes With Bd(‘l\ to By the Assoviated Pross cod. Democrat Mis the Senate ¥ epublican. with Reeqd and the N i Sena o e and ed out 4 divan dong the wal.of the Senute cham. s ber and took a et O e gvin in v hich the orche voic portance and at all tmes the ireated with the same musie. Wagner undertake this typ ided departure fron Legislature of Carillon Design. . | RICH\IO D, * varies in |legislative members of the War M t dire and |morial Commission vitual und 'sigued in filled with of “Romeo auon of the | 1, the evil of | § 4 final scene warking the rre two lovers ith familiay dream and n sonz. the beautif n from th to the 1 f1s emot villainous followir By Making bpbech hair " MEMORIAL BODY QUIT ”‘" Reslgnnhonl Follow Adoption by Virginia ro. re of the SALE OR EXCHANGE We have several high grade business proper- ties with equities rang- ing from $10,000 to $100,000. | Available for sale or trade Story & Co. 812 17th St. Fr. 4100 ek director of the Na | f Opera Much Depends on Opera. era, according to a statement | issued by General Director || o1y wiil decide In an ef- acter of the on has led up he has enlarged cellent irt to build up the ch: s Mr. Al vape h S sk with i beliaf that Washington will show ion of the efforts by a If the attendance ant the outlay. he de- Je would probably have curtail plans under way for other aason ‘ The “Lohengrin” includes: \nna itz toprano: Paul Althouss, tenor: Ina Boursakaya, contralto: Tvan Ivantzoff, baritone, and \lgurdw Nilssen. la Mr. Samassoud wili mduct FRENCH DEPUTIES SPLIT | ON BROADCASTING PLAN | Many Fear Exposure of Their Po- ! litical Faults if Voters Hear Truth for Business or Pleasure .—A proposal lhay bates in the Chamber of lieputies be broadeast lias aroused niush contention in parliamentary eir- The plan is tavered Ly . 4T T e e Chatsoer's aie, | the journey from New York 4 b clmination of fights. 1t is| 4 hours by rail to London v leglslators who bave |, the famous Ocean Expresses of the q-lul report GREAT WESTERN 185 RAILWAY 1926 ord of | ridged | edification of | radio would | may d for th and save nearly a day on | ttles of | k out. and this, it is feared. wight bring distavor-on the partictpauts rew aside this curtain. | - Chamber would no ress seditious reflections on® ich now are 1t which | i the r-rlnln debates. 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