The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 6, 1943, Page 3

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1943 PADD ADDI AAAI I DIK ISA II ISIS I ISS S ISIS SI SASSI IISA IAAI IAA OPERA’S MAN IN COAL SCUTTLE FOIL I LLL LIL SSI IIIS ISS NAIA I III AIHA AI AI HB By JOHN SELBY is so close to the fauntain that he Associated Press Arts Editor | almost loses his balance. NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—Next time| Ceroni hears almost too well, you go to the Metroponian Opera; too. The orchestra is a little muf- (and it costs less today than any-} fled, but the singers are singing time in the last 30 years) take a! smack into his face. Strangely, the good look at the half-buried coak| chorus people, men and women, look far more handsome to Ce- scuttle on the apron of the stage. The man who lives there holds the } sperformance on his shoulders. If the opera is Italian or French, ! his name probably will be Otello} Ceroni. If it’s German, the man} will be Karl Riedel. These two do most of the Metropolitan’s prompt- ing, and that’s a lot. { A minute or two before the cur- | tain, Ceroni hurries down tw flights of steps into the petrified forest which is the met’s under-} stage department —a_ region of! dusty steel beams, gangling ele vators, steam pipes and electrical ys “Hello, ' an, who oc- | hood next to his, aj smaller scuttle because all Harry must do is watch the lights. In front of Ceroni is a rack with the score — tonight it_is Donizet- ti’s “Lucia di Lammermoor” with | Lily Pons, Jan Peerce, Leonard Warren, Nicola Moscona and Thelma Votipka. He opens it to page one and clears his throat. os! § Bells ring under the stage, a} buzzer sounds, a tiny light flashes. Out front, Conductor Frank, St. Leger takes a bow and raises his arms. A little muffled by the hood, the sound of the orchestra reaches Ceroni. He can see St. Leger in a small concave mirror. The heavy. gold curtain parts, and the chorus | men let out a blast. But Ceroni | spoke fir: He always does. The usual con- ception of a prompter is someone who supplies dropped lines and cues, but it doesn’t work that way in opera. Befo) ch singer emit a sound, Ceroni tosses him his line He doesn't bother with article: and particles — he speaks the first | important word — “II signor’” be- | comes just “signor,” and when he sees, a bemused singer in doubt aboyt what next to do, the flicker- ing ‘hands point, or if need ‘be, Ceroni shouts'a cammand. He of- | ten helps with difficult, ryhthsm, | and can when needed supply the pitch as Well as the text. He is the ‘busiest man in the Metropolitan during a perform- andé.— he also is one of the cool- est. Back of him, St. Leger is herd- ing*the orchestra along, and like- wise watching the broader aspects | of thé'performance on the stage. | Cefotti does the detail-work. Afid'hé sees opera from an odd anfléHe stes the sweat on-Leon- ard“Warrén’s temples as he plots to entangle poor little Lucia in a loveless, marriage. He sees that! Luc coat doesn’t quite fit in the first act, and that the feathers | in Miss Pons’ red ha sh with the red wig itself. Tiny Miss Pons looks tall to him, and Thelma Vot- | ® ipka as her anguished companion looks enormous — though she is by no means a huge woman. He sees that Jan Peerce’s black costume is slashed neatly with lavender and is not fustian but} good stuff, and that the sets look | cleaner close up than they do from the paying seats. The silver streamers-that look like water pouring from the fountain are pretty much frayed, and when | Peerce crosses behind Lucia, Uons | LEGALS ANTE ROR-MONROE CHANCERY. ‘axe No. —— NBLL “KEBLEY GLASCOE, 5 Plaintiff. DIVORCE DUNTY, IN vs. WILLIAM PARAHAM | By: you Monday in Mareh, A.D 3. other- | wise the a tions of said bill will be taken as confessed | Done and Ordered at Key West. } Florida. this 29th day of January A. D. 194 (Cireuit Court Si * Sawyer | Cireuit Court | | em! n30;febG-13-20,1943 | LEGAL NOTICE | All persons are hereby notifi d | that a request has been made by} the United: ‘States Naval Operat- ing Base, Key West, Florida, to close the drawspan of the Moser} hannel Drawbridge for the pe-} riod from January 8, 1943, to} February 8, 1943. Request has} been made to the United States} Engineers Office at Miami Beach, |! Florida, and any person wishing | to interpose an objection to such| closure shall make such objec- tion in writing to the War De- paremént, United States Engi- neers Office, Miami Beach, Flor- ida. LIEUTENANT COMMANDER K. M. FENWICK, Public Works Officer, Naval Op- eraitig Base, Key West, Florida. | By direction of the Commandant. | j jan8 to feb8 ldivorce, roni than to the customers, and their costumes look cleaner. :! Ceroni gets a reward for all this in addition to his salary. Every time the gold curtain falls he gets it, and it is a puff of dust kicked up from the floor. I got a reward, too. My friend Harry’s station is all right for him, but I’m a little taller, I got a crick in the back from standing there too long. : Limited “How is it that Dr. Miller, has uddenly started calling himself a specialist?” “Perhaps he’s got only one pa- tient.” — Das Illustriete Blatt (Frankfurt). Penny Bank Little Milton: “Why do they call it a mite box?” Big Brother: “Because you might put something in itahd you might not.”—Michigan Christian Advocate. > LEGALS UIT CUURP OF THE SUDICIAL CIRCLIT TATE OF FLORIDA, IN MONROE COUNTY. IN be J SON CHAMBERS, Complainant, vs. DIVORCE CHAMBERS, Defendant. NOTICE TO 'APPEGR TO: Tom W. Chambers, Company A, 305th Infantry, Fort Jackson, South farolina. hereby required sworn BiH of Complaint st you in the above styled or before the 1st day of Di, 1943; otherwise the al- s thereof will be taken as TOM W. Done and Ordered January . D. 1943, L) 21st, Ross C Sawyer uit Court rida. 2 D R. LORD, Solicitor for Complainant. jan23-30;feb6-13,1943 RT OF THE TH aCe CIRCUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN F : MONROB COUNTY. IN DIVORCE. ant. TION vs. VADA TURNER, Def ORDER OF PUBL! VADA TURNER, 223 Ridge Avenue, ° Salisbury, N. C. You are hereby reauired to ap- pear to the bill of cpmplaint for divoree filed against, yow in . the above, ®tyled eause.oh the - tirst Monday in “March, A. D. 1943, other- wise ‘the allegatiotis ‘of said bill will be taken as. confessed, Done and ordered. at Key West, Florida; ‘this 29th @dy_of January, Ross_C ‘Sawyer A.D. 1943. (SEAL) Clerk. of thé: Circuit Court. (Sd.) Florerice B.; Sawyer, 13 ‘TO: By: . Deputy ‘Clerk. RIQUE ESQUINALDO. wR. Solicitor for Plain jan30;feb6-13-20,1943 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT UF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT|County of Monroe, State of Flori OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROB COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. Case No. 8-487 ROBERT M. DORSEY, Plaintiff, vs. DIVORCE HELEN M. HAMILTON DORSEY, Defendant. i CATION ro Delaware. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint. for in the above styled cause on the Ist day of March, A. D. 1943, otherwise the afegat therein will be taken as confessed: This Order is to be published once a week for four consecutive weeks in The Key “West Cit! paper published tn K id Done and Ordered this 29th day of January, A. D. (Cireuit Court Seal) Ross C Sawver k of the Circuit Court, Monroe unty, Florida. Florence E. Sawyer, Deputy Clerk (Sd.) ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR.. Solicitor for Plaintiff. jans0; 13-2 Clerl C NOTICE OF API FoR » 163) HEREBY GIVEN, holder of Tax NOTICE IS aut Leo E. Lopez, ‘ertificate No. 75, issued the 5th day of August, A. D. 1935, has filed same in my office and has made application for a tax deed to be issued thereon. Said certificate aces the following described property in the County of Monroe, State of Florida, to-wit: Lot 6, Sar. 23, Tr, 21, D2-565. oy renureed in Monroe County cords. The assessment of the said prop- erty under the said certificate is- sued was in the*name of Miriam Albury Est id certificate shall be re- Unless s: deemed according to law, the proj erty degcribed therein will be sold tq) the highest house door on the first Mon, day in the month 6f March, 1943, we is the Ist day of March, Dated this 30th day of January, bidder at the cour SAL) Ross C Sawyer erk of Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. Jan30:feb6-13: c STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE TRIUMPH COFFEE MILLS AT ALL GROCERS of Monroe |“ CONTRIBUTION OF BRITISH WOMEN By JACK STINNETT AP Features Service Writer | WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.—When | \Mrs. Roosevelt came back from| England, she had a great deal to ‘say about the contribution of Brit- ‘ish women to the war effort. She underscored her opinion that it wouldn’t be necessary to have a| womanpower draft here. i 1sffhe,War,.Manpower Commis-}| leat and the Department of La- jbor Baid'@lotv-of attention to! what she ‘said. It’ hasn’t been de-/| termined yet whether we will! have a registration of woman-! power. Actual draft of woman-/} power is more remote than that. Still, both of these things could happen here soon. That's why the Labor department and WMC are studying the English syste The results it has obtained have} been remarkable. If you want they are: In Great Britain, of 17,250,000 women between 14 and 65 years/{ old, in late summer about 8,000,- | 000—slightly less than 50 per cent | LEGALS IN THB CIRCUIT ‘COURT OF ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRC OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY statistics, here 8-490 FIRST TIONAL "BANK OF KEY WEST, a ‘banking corporation organized under the laws of the United States of America, Plaintiff. Foreclosure of Mortgaxe- sLCKMA. THE vs. DAVID GL ried, his name is unknown ties claiming by, through, un- der or against David Glick- man, who is not known to be either dead or alive; et al. Def ORDER FOR PUBLICA’ ‘0: whose Christian n: ‘and all unknown grantees, creditors, and ties claming by, through, under or against David Glickman, who is not known to be either dead or ali Daniel nd, if marri his wifer is 707 Pier Louisiana, residence larly as Sealy, Brown, and addre known to 5 dras, El Demeritt. e a dress, as_p: is knowr to plaintiff. clo General Deliv ery, Southern Pines, North Carolina. William W. Demeritt, Jr, husband of said Katherine Demeritt, residence and address. Jarly as is known to plaintiff, is 82 A. B. Division, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Elma Evans and Georg W. Evans, her husband, whose re: dence and address, as_ particularly as is knwon to plaintiff, is 7 Jackson Heights, Long New York. rmers Loan Trust Company, a Sanized under the! State of New York cipal place of busin: larly as is known to 1 ‘| William Street. in_ the Manhattan, Cit of New Yor! heirs. devisees, and. other €raig ¥ plaintiff, rolina, — Florelle County and and all unknown | grantees, creditors. | parties claiming by.| Lightbourn, deceased. and all p sons having or claiming a est in the following described land situate, lying and being in and described as follows: On the Island of Key West and known on William A. White- head's map of said Island, de- lineated in February A. Ty, 1829. as a part of Tract Thirteen (13), but now better known and de- scribed as: Lots One (1), Two . Four (4) e en (7), 8). a1), dia) rteen (1 said Tract Th by W. A in Plat Monroe County, said property be northeast corner of United Watson Streets and rans northeasterly dirertion along United Street Two! Hundred (200) feet, thence at right angle. in a_ northwesterly ) di One Hundr a (153) feet, t e in a southweste: Watson Street. Watson Street ly direction to the ginning. i utheast point of 1 a banking under the 1 of America, against you, as defendants, Circuit Court of the Eleventh Ju- dicial Circuit of the State of Flor- | ida, in and for Monroe County, Chancery, its sworn Bill of Com- plaint for the purp ing a morte: hereinbefore descril ; therefore ordered tha | by required to 2 in | plaintiff, of Complaint in on Mon- the Ist day h. I other said Bill of Compl: | en_as confessed by ou. | It is further ordered that this; Order be published one a-.week for four 44) .onsecutiy ‘The Key W publ Ee allegations of | t will be of -Plesida. foatea this 2 os? C) Sawyer —} wht Rjeventh | i “of Florida, | in and for Monroe County. ‘| elo Jan30;feb6-13-20-27,194 FICTION - NON-FICTION TECHNICAL BOOKS Open 8:30 A.M. to 7 P.M. 1F you're Loonwve For FIP ZL AL 2 2 . See Pave SmirH 334 Simonton ST. 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