New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1921, Page 5

PARSONS' THEATER| "-0cvi HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1921. : ] | Haydn's Masterpiece to Be Sung 3 NIGHTS BEGINNING MONDAY Wednesday EYelli[lg Matinee Wednesday Engagement of Ultra-Interest “The Creation.” by Haydn, which will be sung by the New Britain . o ; Choral society at their annual con- The SELWYNS Present cert on May 18th at Fox's theater, Was begun by the composer in 1796 | and finished in 1798. { Haydn was then in his sixty-fifth year, but wrote the Oratorio, which was the great work of his life, with jall the spirit that usually dwells in the heart of youth. It was first performed in |m\nt-~; at \'i.('nnu. April 29th, 1798, before ]N— a distinguished audience of musicians . aund Hadyn himself conducted. g P . i A most profound silence and scrup- | A | : an rlg s i 9 ” ulous attention prevailed as the \ \ g § ¢ E ‘ “ beauties of the work were unfolded | (! i before this notable gathering and | \ J ; Haydn himself was so affected that | | i M ", , V] | ay! he was unable to acknowledge the tribute of his auditors, . . 4 The first public performance was Undeniaby a Dramatic Triumph given a year later and the success ; . - of the oratorio was immediate rival- Prices Nights: Lower floor, $2.50; blac. $2.00-$1.50. [ '!n= that of “The Mecssiah.” It was performed all over Europe, and in 2nd bale. $1.00; gallery 50c; Wed. mat.: floor, [ London, rival performances —wero Covent Garden and the | King's theater during the year 1500. | ] g : i i i o May is the mol’lth when ; X ; y ' The oratori g Pt ) - g P $2.00; balc. $1.50-$1.00; gallery 50c. R ST SO R S : A D i w you want to be in true spirit is at first indefinite and its notes des- ! 7 i ure — TY titute of perceptible melody. It is s ; i ) with nature —and every- { nature in her chaotic state. Gradual- AL X s 1 thing is spotlessly clean! 3 NIGHTS BEGINNING THURSDAY ly the Instruments struggle out of the T iy . i ~‘.0/H‘i"£' g il y J confusion and order begins to make i i { itself apparent, indicating h it et kg 20 N, g’”’”" i i Matinee Saturday AL he cloms ot the sverture, % . i baciss May is the time when soft chorus illustrates the Spirit of g i [ God ‘moving on the face of the wa- | PURITAN SIMPLICITY IS GOOD | has very straight lnes. Rajah silk you can use our cleaning de- [ters and then at the command of | _Faghions for sport and day-time | “as the chosen material with colla- | § partment to full advantage 3 the Creator “Let There Be Light” the sl e e | and cuffs of chiffon cloth. For strictly H . . LEE SHUBERT Presents whole orchestra and chorus burst | We2T Dave borrowed a note from the | (.o +"she has let the knitted frock re- in brightening up your forth in the sonorous response “And | uritans in seeking extreme simplic- | piace the skirt and sweater in a de- | { There Was Light.” | ity of line. Diana Allen, Paramount | sign the originality of which recom- clothes and household A brief passage by the tenor de- | star, achieves the charm of that modc | mends it. The wool is Harding bluc. gOOdS. e scribes the division of light from | in marked degree in this frock. It j The sleeves—are scarcely sleeves at darkness and the end of chaos intro- | buttons at the right, man-fashion, and | all! ducing a fugued chorus depicting the | - -~ - e e Mg | rage of Satam, but hefore it eioses, ) T G e G Supposing it’s curtains— in ark Twain’s the music discloses the beauties of and bake. ! the newly created earth. Cocoanut Cream. -—or blankets ; A" The bass then desecribes the making P Three-fourths cup grated cocoanut of the firmament, the storms, show- N | 2 tablespoons butter. tablespoons B ]. “ ers, thunder and lightning to an ac- . | sugar, 1-2 cup cake mbs, 4 eggs, ' or a Sflk dress i an e companiment, closely imitative in | 1 cup milk, 1-2 cup cream, 1 teaspoon - i | character and leads up to the \ { vanilla, 1-8 teaspoon salt, pie crust —Oor a fancy dress work of the second day, which forms the trimmings. |hcn:m of “The Marvellous Work™ for ; .f'imnu:r n‘.(\‘f‘ounul‘ m milk ur)n.il l’en- k —we’ll send them back a " - soprgno obligato with chorus. yder. Let cool. Cream butter and 3 Dramatized By Amelie Rives After the aria for bass ~Rolling in | sugar. Add volks of 4 esszs well to you “fresh and clean and Toaming Billows,” in which the | I"P“"‘"i ",“d “(;“'“hsv Sroam, yanil- bright as May"’ music’ is. employed to repres Sl and salt-and prepared cocoanut. . A Play For Young People of All Ages. sl bl M b gl Ll | aaq wnites orislepns beatert timiRti®e g A known arla for soprano “With Ver- and dry. Pour into a pie dish lined Eves. $2.50 to 50c. Sat. Mat. $2.00 to 50c. f | dure Clad.” of which Haydn himselt | .., clp;‘x.;:gfl ot with ple crust. Bake in a moderatg Loek about the house was very fond and which he recast aning with gasoline be | oven until set. Cover with the' re- three times before he was stisied | 0TS, (he material ¢leancd is perfect- | maining whites of eggs beaten - il now and :2¢c what you want Seat Sale Tuesday. with it. This is followed by a ‘chorus | ¥ _0T¥ and as free from fumes as stiff and dry with 4 tablespoons sugar. = 5 d in form of fugue “Awake the Harp," | JO7% 7'¢ DEIONe Pre o ot Return to the oven to color and bake cleaned—little thlngs an E T —— o 30 Waten Sf the Feesiie se a very hot iron. he material | the meringue. This may be made of . . s r ™ Then follows a description of the | MY cateh fire. 3 eggs. using only one white for the big thl_ngs- Our delivery Quick Results---Herald Class creation of the plapets, the moon and | Meuu for Tomorrow. | meringue. man will tell you about our the sun, and as the fourth day is Breakfast—Uncooked cereal with by v (Copyright, 1921, Newspaper En- == E— — announced, the first part of the ora- | ananas and cream, toast, coffee. terprise) many helpful services. torio ends with the magnificent cho- Luncheon—Creamed dried beef, rus “The Heavens Are Telling,” in | baked botatoecs, radishes, rhubarb pie, p Y Which | e sntitell orchestin T ahornd | tea: Belfast, May 14.—Kitty McCarros. May is the month for N t and soloists are employed in full, | Dinner—Cream of corn soup, ch killed by masked men, who attached possible before pressing. and do not | Beohai batoony. en salad with hard-boiled .egg dress card to her body inscribed “spies . c]ea“]iness! A BRUTAL MURDER. The second part is glven over to | in& bPotato chips, rolls, cocoanut |and informers beware, tried, convict- the solo voices. First comes a de- |‘cream, coffee. ed and e ited by the Irish Repub- aoTipUon) of the wWinsed crektured fis My Own Recipes. Ycan army,”, was the sole support ot singing of the birds being imitated R . i . her aged parents and a mentally de- { as closely as the resources of music emove meat from bones of chick- | fective brother. The police say they will allow. A beautiful trio reveals | €" €0 casserole. Use meat for salad | known oL no reason for killing her. i ~ S W8 [l the sloping hills covered with their | 2N Save bones and skin to make =t gher 0 A0 H ! 5 fl gsm 31 verdiz ithe lewping fountdin and’w | *2000NC 800K - This 'secqnd stogk o ool 43 “ bass “olo fakes up the swimming fish | 2Y be used in the cream of corn s g e e and the upheaval of the whole. Then | *UP- comes the masterpiece of Imitative | . THabarb Pie. music contained in a single recitative ps rhubarc¢ cut in half inch | - n the famous stage play, for the bass. This number describes | Pleces: 1 cup sugar, 3 tablespoons -+ 'remple’'s Telegram,” and Cor- At Milking Time the creation of various animals; and | floUr. 1 egg, 1-i teaspoon salt, 1-8 ¢ Griffith in “The Broadway Bub- N . perhaps nothing that art contains can | t°3SPoon soda, pie crust. tle.” Willi- m Duncan in a new epi- Why not bring the cows into vie with it in varied and vivid de- [ MiX dry ingredients. Add to rhu-|sode of “Fighting Fate and other 3 2 i scription. Tt begins with the lion, | PArP and mix well. Add esg slight- | short subjects complete an excellent a sanitary dairy barn, with whose dcep roar is heard among the | 1¥_beatén. Jix. Turn into a pie pan pip, o wind-instruments. The alertness of 4i i S e R S I A plenty . of . windows, .well [l the “fexibie tiger” is shown in rapid : = 3 { flights by the strings. A presto in- ventilated and with con- J|ceniousty represents the quick move- - ! ments of the stag. The horse is rep- crete floors that are so easy resented by music which prances €6 ‘o keep clean and sweet. {and neighs. A quiet pastoral move- - seven-inch SUNDAY AT PALACE. u N n rwo ellent features will be tha . attraction at the Palace this Sun- AND Rhubarb Pie. ¢ 2y aight. Bryant Washburn will be ment, in strong contrast with the pre- g 2 ceding abrupt transitions, pictures the Such a barn will increase cattle seeking their food “on fields milk production and insure a {1 i0.dx “Gecerives the swarms of in- BETTER GRADE of MILK B! o one undutating thread ‘of MORE MONEY FOR YOU. |, yin o chorus’in tugue ot .\ : e Work Wi" not be nearly S0 “Achieved is the glorious work.” ; \ A y ) NOTI The third part opens with a sym- RS phonic introduction descriptive of the fir morning of Creation. In a We have many good [ Sciec ewtimtire oves b the | seoes < S We Are Now Open For Bus iness and Are Fully 3 . followed by a beautiful duet, “Grace- ¥ ik g BTN plans R for Yot e R e et b b 2 ‘ i to Wash and Pol ish Your Car. The chorus then enters on the clos- . . : to choose from and @', 0 G e Tora Yo Volces N 5 7 Give Us a Trial Satisfaction Gu our assistance in All” beginning slowly and maje tically, then developing into a mas- ¥ < s ; planning will cost [l ieiy"roza st v o | f NS S -~ | | CLARK’S AUTOMOBILE LAUN i solo voices are set off against the o i you nothing. chorus and orchestra with powerful ; _ : - Rear 103 West Main Street C. H. Cla effect R o e 2 This is a composition before whose For a livgited time, we are offering this seven-inch e m—— grandeur modern works pale into in- 'Fr, Plfl—wmdi sells regularly for $|.30_§°, 4'9‘:_. Quick ResultS'-'Herald Classifid . - | significant comparison and tie New i > illion New Bntaln Lumber Co. Tritain Choral society will give it a 4| Get one of these pans ".’d‘”"d KNEwt 2 “‘:o"r Hacs e rendition such as this matchless ora- j other American housewives do, why itpay; e torio demands. '] utensils that wear out with utensils that ear-Ever. 5 Elaborate stage settings for ‘Little _ Johnny Jones,” which is to be pre- = " ql l nd AKES sented at the yceum theater May 24 FE _ and 25, are being prepared by the E [ J We Rent all makes of Typewriters. Get our Special scenic artist brought to this city fromn A Rates, it will pay you. — STOP AT —NEW BRITAIN BIRD STORE— | New York, expressly for this purpose. Hfi" Typewriter and Adding Machine Supplies. il Has Canaries, Pigeons The show, one of George M. Cohan's YD - Sanitary Greene's Chick Feed "fld'l’nrlu"l: most successful and popular musical : o 3o, 1a given in th ts, th TAT w BRITAIN S B . [ T °, ELECTRIC LUNCH Feeds Also Liberty Malt Extract, | (00°50% (2 ®\ "t extorior. of the VL o E ew. 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