Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1928, Page 19

HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO » National Opera will launch fn Poll's | iuhabitants of a small Loulsiana |est operas, and “Tosca,” Puccinls|greatest of the composer's composi- ; l C. M’NALLY RETIRED. Theater on Mf:d&"f'xmb;?nflwlr'd-::fl{"“'"' The cast of principals is small| famous and popular work. G BRI wmli STORY TELLERS CLUB —— fore a brillian el “ o V] . " 0] A % s U i and the diplomatic representatives of |And the “Agnes” (rom Nhoete thie Werther,” by Massenet and known | g, iy wingers drawn from every | Plans for Organizing League Her Cavalry Commander Ends 32-Year A e O Rlona co-operating with the | opera takes its name never appenrs, |to every Frenchman though mot so|country represented In testival, | to Be Discussed Tomorrow. Service Period. United States in the staging. of the |the opera dealing with a drama of |familiar as the composer's “Thais,” :'m- Amvrl:m;, singers u:: ring 1:»13.r| i ARG 4 & festival. others, revolving about her death. | which was given in the opening week | honors with the stars of other lands. | o, 0 . o oanizing a story teliera® GEIS PRISDN TERM n: _I\_":f;f‘:f: ‘! Mt AR Iu BEGIN SEAS“N “A Light From St. Agnes." com- ingland will be represented in the 'Ixf the season, and “Lakme.” by ;:;/:'rlu;"l:m:::; ::;:’:‘1n":\\l;:).1’:;3:; o e Destiten with b '“:i i : posed hy W. Francke Harling, who Jelibes, which proved a triumph last 0 | cussed at a meeting under the au placed on the r 3 Army 4 : festival by the American premier of | aase have been cast in leading roles 4 % Wil ‘conduct the performance, nas ) son, will represent the art of R voloat Xne | CEESET tory-telling class recently n s omnianyiio o heen selected as the American ‘opera the | France in the International festival, | dlcations point to a capacity audience | pices of & story tel B8 TRAR FECTR T x\‘-"‘\:‘ o s “‘:" ns toon b ) d for the opening of the festival Edounrd | Drover.” the ajtery il \\.l»rmv-lr." it 1s said, never has heen |t the festiva O (i Pretatarian: ehinehia New Yo o ! O atal dlrector. " annatnced jWiklon:ia: “Eove | producetl in Washington and has been e e atinato o New York Av Edward Tappy Sentenced to !0 ik, "l i from | New Festival Will Be Started, \inion. which in, Lo In b toc mes | Producel in Wanhingion and ha been { Ehool o6 (e Presinterine St i yesterday. il vold Child wrote the words iittey Resignation Is Accepted. | nue Presbyterian Church tomorrow 10 Years for Theft—Wom- |- at Poli’s Theater on Tho opern. described as a lyrlc| SR, HAYOE, e Tallad opera n twg | IR coUNtr & Ie Bocepted. | nient at 8 ocick. Mea. John jne e for ey N Nl DA eal e German Operas. Resignation of Second Lieut. Wil | Robey, vice president of the Ea ry o : Pt b e e S h vr] Germs Vi 2 AN i . | District ational Story ‘e . He F npoducec ; s betos The opera is written In modern rmany will bhe represented by . h istr . : { ruary 13. has iheen (g1yel (only ionte heforeron | oy 0 " is quick and tune- [two of the most famous grand operas Hawail, has been ac-| [oqzue, will preside. H i sl sy Any Wiaee. A0S W e caliage T ml'(?.:dc:y}.‘.‘1|n“‘::l-:«kl|n\ iz woven into |of all time, “Die Walkure" and ~Tris. | Cepted by the Preside; take effect | “gioricn will be told at the meeting} g 5 e | Rritish Ballad 0, it ‘several traditional English tunes. {tan_ und [solde.” ‘both the work of Jamusey Sl i Chary by Miss Ellen M. Dasbiell, Miss Ise3 ish Balla ‘ remie Lon: | the grea gner. The New Jers as gradus M | belle Buckingham and : g sty B .o Y peCitn | Minnie Madiern Fiekn wrote the | aes, janer® had its premicre In Lon | j o B it tobe the, mont tumeret | he Military Academy in June, 1924. | Knarasch of the. Riverdale Stor of Americans and conducted Y it |tibreito, The opora. s based on an | Italy, cradle and home.of grand |and understandable of all the master's e | Tellors® League. The mesting is to American_composer, presented in works, while to “Tristan and Isolde” | - More than half the automobiles in |be open to any person intereste one of the great- | has been accorded the position of the | the Irish Free State are from America. | i stated. in Criminal | ; ) sent Edward| Capt. F d 8. Chis .. Corps vears old. to the penitentia- | 2} S Ehed production In the international grand |old Louisiana story of the influence of ry for 10 years. Tappy was a clerk foutival which the Washington 'a saintly woman on the loose-living e Bureau until March, | ed at Bolling ¥ where he is marked as a desert- | April T last he went to the shop res €. Houghton, a watchmaker, | 1ad invited him to dinne * the proprictor was in the Tappy took th e 0 9 A1 1 ) 0] 0 5098060 01610 0 06 0RO 9191 4011500 SRS P 01000 600 0 OS99 091610 00 M0 9L TR 0009002 DR 0 00 9 0 TR D] IR IR a Chinese . convicted of ortin white woman rida to ity for immoral 08, Was s d to serve fiv ¥ in the penitentiary. 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