Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1926, Page 46

MUSIC Fifth avenue, Bond street and the Government-owned rail Rue de la Paix, have captivated the Zealand have been taken Workmen unearthed near Inverness, | male of the species in France. Srnlland' recently a stone which is be- | Not long ago, as an experiment, the | mentary control recently 43 lieved to be the Broad Stone men- | state tobacco monopoly began wrap. | stand alone to show whether they can w1 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1926. | “Londonderry by T. R. G. Joze. | Hebrides, a Nancy's Hair,” ar- thyst and emerald. They have proven | i mortal Hour,” ey memory s the truly joyous spirit in issue one assorted package under the Wi Bwith tery by the there was no half- | plete understanding and obviously un. | tion of feminine smokers who shop in | a Joy. ini | Orpheus Choir of Glasgow, Scotland, Mussolini Bent on Strength- | Ornneus Cholr o e hah <. Rob. (! term would seem apt in the case of | pooy Sravens, tioned in very old charters. ping its higher-priced cigarettes in produce a profit. E daily bread: they are not “trained | oo pen(lq ! | 5 T, MEN SMOKE DAINTILY. | and the final re, the fairy music | ranged by M. Kennedy-Fraser, so popular that the monopoly intends | | One could me which these 50 Scotch men'and wom- in Paris. name of ‘‘rainbow.” choral program at Poli's. Theater gio0 ioq mos presented. Jean | commercial enthusiasm. H. F. H : o erton, conductor. There is frequent. | ening Relations With Bul- men and women who pursue other oc- | (e 181 7 d choral rehearsals under Dr. | 1 | Away,” arranged with the familiar|lads, “Sk ’s Song,” from the | paper of various hues—coral, ame- | from Boughton Im-| Of the whole program the prime | Cigarettes of Varied Hues Popular|to adopt other colors. and even to GLASGOW ORPHEUS CHOIR. | (e detalled comments, for each se., en sang the old madrigal. Benets e |N BA'_ The music season for 1926-7 was|lection was obviously chos i All Creatures Now Are Merry Mind.| PARIS, October 6 (P).—Cigarettes| oqta will remain what it has alwavs | offictally an unusual | forethought and - s-| ed,” with complete relaxatio; m. | of dainty color, for vears an affecta- been——neither a thing of beauty nor | SR % | Tuesday afternoon by the Glasgow | . sl e " I Iy talk of “vocal symphonies.” The R garia at Conference. cupations than music to earn their ' gp o it , vet they achieve some re- this choir. All the members are | “guonoc of he Bth(h)- Associated Press as individuals except as they |ty exceptions ME, October 7.—Pre 4 ? golini and Foreign Minist It comes in hmdy N the blending of Quality coffees, utmost care must of Bulgaria yesterday Interview in which they d sed poli- tical and economic matters of interest to_their respective countries. The official visit here of Foreign Minister Bouroff is interpreted by the presa as indicating the intention of Italy *o contribute to the equilibrium of tha Balkans | peace there, rega portant factor for F mainta Jugo: press points out King Victor Emmanuel has ap- pointed Count Bonin re. Senator Scial, and Senator alli, min- ing_the hest r 5 markably fine effects. “lin iteelf to cholr directors. who, it is, - | hoped. were among those present at via, Rumania and Greece, the | In the first place. Dr. Roberton | | has impressed upon these singers the importance of emphasizing properly the exact meaning of every word in their songs. In addition. the enunci- ation is distinet, the attack is exact. | the pitch accurate and the manner | in which the cholr spins its tones in the final chords of a =ong is a lesson the concert A refreshing and novel feature of the program s the fact that every ! number wa ng in English. 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