Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 15, 1903, Page 13

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13 i 1 | tratnet to-enter Gecorously. Semurely. amé ‘ u_serers wound in the showdet from @ | ‘N:_":;g.w; v :*'”"\'l'." “ ,, ASOUT PLAYS PLAYERS AND PLAYROUSES ||| oo e w oo o Suiiiid B Bin SR Sets S5, 0 s - ! unti] the picturs har heen formed again | Gemtieman of France.” be meve w ounae [ | Several otber Gecidediy eflective bits of | Mt fefting master i the wrist during the | L [fight on the staivs The swge Guel is o B SO 7T singe direction ure shown in the same]ramdly brooming much hearer the res Nature's Cure for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Kidney piece. In “The Prince of Pllsen” we were | thing than the French duvel Cancellations cut consiferstile figure o | to ‘urn from their gorgecus PICtures 10 & | given another exoellent (Mustrat | A M Primer i 1o be giw e s v or or ustration of whe 1 I3 " n | W Omabe's thestrical Misiary for Jamt week. | comtempiution of Shakesprare wib PrIted | guod siage management can e 1o belp out | MNeL 80 the Metranoliien epera house. | et lanving Trouble, Liver Complaint, psia, Coughs, Principsl among the promised things we wigns bung up 1o designate whether It Were | 1he words and music of & plece. In the | man, whe for nearly a generation was a1 | S SUCKINE acl Colds, Catarrh, Asthma, La Grippe, Ner- @izt gt was Blanche Walsh and ber | & street jn Pudun or the tomb of the CMP- | first met of Williame & Walker's saroe tom. | the head of affuirs thewt should mow | (ANT MEmEEr Whe - sew play, “A Danghter of Hamiicar.” Her | ulets o which the action of the acene 0t- | ugy the infuence of the stnge manager 1 | 7%, J°4Uc0E Lo the conditior of & ENEACITY. | uy The oftending purt — vousness and all Biood Diseases. Sour was clesel, 28 snsounced, two weeks | curred. Mr Short's experiment has 30t | gnown tn the Geparture from what hes been | B T e n & | e @ ameian. are —e S50 I8 Grfer Ghet Siis Wil st g | Sem withou: welee: It hae cosBreel O] trefitien i the way of strect soenes. Afier | Wth Wigh grade thesters in | The cotir & wetuttar Swanson's “S-DROPS" is nature's own, Mr Moore, suys: 1 suffered with Kheo- s New York to begin rebearmis for the | claim of the managers, that scenery Bas &8 | the enwemble has dispersed and the wiage [ T SPee M T e et e we cure for such daseases as Rheomatsm. Neo- matiom for more thas & vear and for eieven Telstol play. “Resurrection.” which is soon | much to 80 with the wucoess of & JIAY &% | 45 jeft to the oocupancy of the PrIBCIPAN | Byt wnhouncements are rude of 41 least R — raigia. Kidney Trouble, Liver Complaint, months 1 never had my foot on the fioor to be put on. Messrs. Wagenhals & Kem- snviking else Goesn’t lke to COme | of the cast, the effect of a street soene is | four 10 be built during present wenson mites Asthma, Catarrb and kindred ailme Today ] am sound and well, thanks to * 5 Per are ambitious to Jand thelr capable down from the tude of worship ue & | maintained by the constant passing and re- | ANé or e New Torw Owsrs He mu containe no DR Two doct®s had given me vy actress on & winner, and the frienfs of great star wnd confess thet with al wing of people On the Several errands | mente te g ‘. . - osnd or injurions drags of one saving 1 would nat walk any more and Miss Walsh in the west will be willing to | talent and ability be must yei o t would call them out in sctusl life. Jt | station » & twenty-story The members of the o any description, but apother that my limb would have to be walt fer her #f waiting will get ber into 3 |the scepe puinier and the Property MAR. | juu much, but it wdds grestly to the ef- | Pubdng u Gepariment | make grimaces or unduly 153 screntihe taken off. Swansor's “S-DROPS” cured goof slay. Sbe has bees bunficapped by [but thie ds tue. It s merely & phase O | sortiveness of the aceme. The next time | S i b NI king Dode | e e e e T . herbs, vog- | me all right ® series of “Gemd opes” since ghe geve up | the evelutior of the thester. From Do | son 80 % 4 g, wenth Sor Gite ¢iitines | Gmamend Sichion he - ;‘yf.. e | ol ey RN and oils, im Kidney Trowble, that most dangerons the Sarfou series and has been bitterly | scemery st all we have fimally resched the | or the mtage @irector's presence, and vou | ) of Pixley & { varions| and pa dinense can be cured by this Qissppointed. Her “Hunt for Heppiness” |point where in the best of piars the | wif) Jikely be surprised that you mever be- | LUOST'® comeds cpers when Mr. H. W.| The smbuencement comes 1o me from the | remedy. 1t acts on the blood, prrifying it contains the germs of & strong Piny, but Soemery is of value 1o the Star even &5 &' | gor hought of him as such &n impor e e T I 1t apay | COmMmittee i charge of the Lemten mus e cutative pro- and @t the same time cleansing the Kidnevs #s presented bere 1t showed the mevessity | tbe other accessaries of costume 898 | Lor of the company [ neem. tmprusac D T Ber. | Cales 1hat owing to & protracted ilness perties are known of all impurities. 1t Temoves the peinon «f trimming that would amount to almost | makeup that ensble not omly to assume | in &na Lonaon sre snxious to represent | Mrs. Gevevieve Clerk Wilkon will ot be only 1o the hiphest| from the system and restores the kidpevs sewriting. Her Magfslene piar was & | the Tole but 1o actually present it In uot Coming Evenmts | Selations of e . s | e % at the first musicale of the | authorities of wed-| &nd lver 10 their normal condition. 1f vou strong ome, but rather unhealthy in tone. | & few plays the moemerv i more thaT ATF- | yhe Biack Patt! Troubrfours, headed by | has mede overiures for the jiece with u | Series. February 3. The committee ir for- | cal science. are suffering from Kidney Troubie or Liver When she Jeft the management of Ben | thing elme, und these are bot all tank | .3, geknowiedged greatest songster of her | o RPRnese jrese on In view tunste, however, in being abie to snnounce | is h:lzb an in-| C Tvr.-;nl-.-m w.w;e;‘\w not fail to secure 3 w emper the | Pluys, either. Mr. Shor! has wdded to tbe | . ~h A The undoubted_sucoess of gy _From | for that dmte M Jen Buckler of Chi- | terpal and extermal bottle of “5-DRO once :::v tor m:,:‘ ‘.‘gv:nlx-::; lhv:'rm-fl i cotetioh S Thow TeMises dis 4—;:‘"3..(. Patti cuu e -’Nh'r:‘ the Bord ;‘.hm Her W Satage's i R Georse | oagn, who will !:h:'lr"'tm 1.: 2:"; il rem=éy and ig Sufferers irom Catarrh and Asthma, I s P Grel enough 1o e warthy of | willing te take their art Glluied, and has | b SUSCT T SEHET TUe SEETR | A8 SpeC gt T s thehasme: | appearance of Miss Buckiey will be & great | SN uch Smtan SER QS quich Sdiet By S e ot S t. Stamislsus Stsmge | apparently satisfed himself of the value A = " | business of Mr _Savage's occupancy of | pleasure 1o her suditors, for s G as Rheumatism, DROPS." These twe most distressing ter undoubted talem - ver e ) sbe 1 & well O amtss Wb Whsiee | 4% dsene fo o themter ever before. There are forty people in | the Studebaker. This fiece reflects ETeal | nroveq griste, with & vers pleasine vou atica, diweases can be cured by this remedy. Us- :... ;"’3:1..,;»- g s Y [the company. which inclutiee st Jemst & | credh v omiy spor Ge Ade. bt SRS | atent eviience o oot 1"-],(" Ao it is | like almest snvy other remedy it is nwed in- nie urned g | soore of t Lorraine o hae mcore vidency o) o . g , - - ‘mod -goer g | They are Smma) When He's Not e - | e pr - o= act first. The result wag & @sappoint- | o '-_:" L e e remen! | conxists of 4 mediey of comedy, vaudeville | Near. “Henry. -1 Likes You Lii For |} SEE of Gepih and exrvectnese ond she | “§ DROPS™ to the aching, peinful parts early relief snd efiectually cures mept. “A Dsughter of Hamiloar™ was o '::‘;‘n o m""n 1t | %88 opera boufie. The opening kit Is | Fair’ and “Rure 0l College Days :s‘ ed :.:m prominent eugagemCnis, DOt | pewer fails to give quick reled, while s per- *‘S<DROPS™ cures LaGrippe br im- #iven a production as lavish s o ot ] g o e etmol ant toy | called “Darkiown's Circus Day.” in whick | orbe ety wiver of Sultan Ki-Ram | the least belng her appesrances ib conbec- | mament care i being eficcied by the ther-| mediately destroying the germs which purchase. but scenery Goess’t mal® e = ‘_"‘“-’“‘“ 1 ""h“‘“ "k“" | the entire compuny's forces wre affordeu | real “Sultan of Bulu” &i of Whom '.,,‘f: with the fr""" club of Chicago st | ough cleansing of the blood when it is cause the dissase 1f taken at bedtime ® play, and the piece has uot brought often he gives oo thought 1o how the FIRS- | sy Loone or their talents. The vaude- | wemers giri, now seeing New Yors for | OqUeNt conoerta Thowe who remecher | takes internall. Swamsor's “5-DROPS ‘ and in the morming before breakfast will anticipated vesult. Now, in the Hervien |ing resulta are obtained. He may DOUOe | L. ohicw foliows 1 of high stancard and | O time, were chuperoned :r:.—nun | the concerts of the Tramsmissisippi expo- | is the most powerfnl biood purifier ever dis-| relieve and eunre the most severe cough @rama based on the Tolstol story it is hoped I-n the bill that Mr. Se-and-so is stage | ., .p. serformers take part. The “Fy b ._"mm‘]:-‘m"‘*" R e "{_‘;’ sition will not forget ihe hesutiful work | coversd. It drives omtof the biood all 1t will break up a cold guicker than any that & proper vehicle has bovn secured. A1 | director, but be foemnt worry Wimeell| ) ¢ porigien Melody,” which oocupies | After ihe performance a: Wallack's the. | 80me by Mise Buckiey in the Apolio club | s ma making pure. healthy other medicme, thereby preventing Bron- any rate, the managers have booked & long | about that As s matter of fact, the value |, 9.y peit bour of the performance, | ST Frank Moulan who ylaye the sultan, | afternoom conoert, when ehe sang the sr- thereby insuring perfect circulation. | chitis, Ppenmenia, etc., which are the re- engagement for their star ' New York ::;: :‘o:::-m"; ?i- flmn'flf,:r::. n;:: sarves to fntreSuce Miack Patii and the | mesr h.h;u?\;b;“.‘ mwr‘ ¥ :(‘:mxlllt"‘- prano part of the “Swan and Skylark” | 1t acts on the stomach, liverand kidpevs. | Su!tof 2 cold not properly treated with the and have organized two rosd companies to take the plece into the “untrimmed simultanecusly ticularly is this true of the “picture” pieces that are o popular. It may not be that the stage director has devised sy of these, but 1o bim is given their execution, and on him dependis their success or fail- ure. His duties comprise an infinitude of Getall; be & Dot only reguired to have & highly developed sense of the artistic, but be must siso have = full and complete grasp of the merely mechanical, and the tnfinitestmal snd Innumersbie things that enter inte the comstruction of the various pictures he is called on to present His sssintants sre Dumercus, 1o be sure, but each has only his or her particular Ge- partment to Jook after, while the stage &i- rector must Jook after all. With the de- velopment of this festure of the drams to | the point 1t has now Temched, where the ambitious manager will undertake to repro- Guoe on “he stage anything, no matter what, the stage director has also developed unti] he has come to be & really high grade specialist. It is his busy brain thet works out the detafls of all the artistic conoep- tions of suthor und mansger, and makes them presentable for the public, and it is his tireless energy thet keeps them going might after night, without & hitch. He has to see to it that mot only the star, but every other member of his company is in rendiness &t the beginning. not onay of the play, but of each act; thet the soemery is properly sdjusted, that everything i in its proper place, thet &1l the lights are right, thet not an article that will be needed Suring the act is misplaced, and finally, in the case of the musicsl produc- tions, where there mre big choruses, to see that the men and women sre all in their right positions, not only for emtrance, but in the lime, sv that they will make the sppearan What Omabs hefl in the way of mmuse- ment st the (heaters Quring the woek Is soarcely worth spesking of. “Shore Acres” e still the Gelightful story of wome stmple New Engiand lives, told plainly. and well worth the time of snyone Who has not soen 3t but 3 lacks the essentisls of & strong Grama snd has siso Jost ite movelty “The Cowboy and the Lady™ doesn't im- prove with age, and is Just ms crue snd smateurish Dow as it was when Olyde | Fitch turned 3t over to Nat Goofwin. It ot only lacks finish but bhas the fault general with the Fitch plays, thet of being entively superficial. Al the Oreighton-Or- yheum the Orpheum Road show @id the Tiggest week's busipess in the history of the house. This is mot to be taken s an evidence that the bill is ®o muck su- perior to the sversge of the bouse, for that i mot the fact It has Do really remarkable feuture, and is mo better in it geveral aspect than the weekly offerings st the Orphesm. Oonditions were such a8 to give it an advantage, and it Tesped the benefit. While this season's bookings at tbe Bovd Duve been good, &nd the cancellstions very few, the promise for next meason is slveady Jooming up big. Ove of the changes gives i tion. David Belasoo, in arranging the ‘western trip for Mrs. Osrier, her Gown had Wool i = £ i i s £ i QH i;:l flfl HE gaif i i : ; ! l it I i § 4 i i l l l 5 i P { : 1 i I 1 | Omaha people have been given some fine for the success of & pluy Buring the pres- ent season. Ome of the best, probadbly the very best, was “The Little Duchess.” Mr. George T. Marion, who, besides taking one he Jeading comedy parts in the cast, is stage Qirector for the compeny, is & vet- i | i i i i 1 H i of the material at his hand s ¥ i !é | ; E? Fl H } { i 3 i | i x i ug R ~ DRUNKENNESS CURED TO STAY CURED IN THREE DAYS Drug Habit Cured in 6 Days. impossitie to contrel my desive, 1 was in Guced to take your cure and the third @ay after ccommencing the trestment the desire for liguer had entirely Qisappenrec in the ceuse ang effect of Dipsomania nd =nd even the smell of ¥t Was Dausesting the rug habit, which has caused so much in the extreme. During the time 1 was talk o prefessional circles, has @repared taking the trestment 1 w every dmy ané perfected & trestment wherehy Drunk- @i¢ not lose sn hour's time id ot €x- | perg's jewelry store. Concert will begin enpess, Morphine, Optum, Oocaine, and the perience the least inconvenience promptly a1 § o'clock Drug Habit can be cured without pain, | A J. Van Fleet, 301 W. Pifth, Kansas pinccic sl without hypedermics ané without any @sn- City. Mo. writes: “Jewss cdicted to botd Gomty Stageiand. gerous or burtful remedies. In fact, after the morphine and liguor habit for 17 years Goodwin will it is sald, appesr as Sumerous tests on oases thet had beed Used from forty te sixty grains of mor ok Ffi'*'vn " rw;:-ru!\:;; prodactic termed incursiie and were given up as phive and from twenty o thirty Grimks Uy s MiOeTEer SWNE ORRR bopeless, this wonerful trestment mnot of whiskey per day. In Sve days’ time I guention of the people in the east Honesty wmly perfected & cure but &t the same time was completely Testored to bealth through on the DAY of the mnagers will stop this | plsced the patient in & better physiosl con- your cure abd experienced neither pain, GUicker then o i @itien thas the petient had Emows for inconvemlence or Gesire io Teturs to the | MESCOET! WU mol e Cobe Dot tntondd years. for it not only eliminates the de- drug or whiskey.” { not 1 all improbable that Pictro has had ®ire and eraficates the poisen but st the The most remarkabic yhase of the Lanoix | enough of The wesiery hemisphere Lo lnst & constitutiopal tomic making tho is cured in three duys ané the drug babil | o er & negoticting for Beebolm Tree's Derves strong ané Dormal spd the entive in six Gays. This &t fret ceused skep “The Merrs Wiv constitutien strong ticiam in medioal circles, but the abwo- R e B E F. Jones, Manager of the Helping lJute proof given through remmrkadle snd IDINE much Eiors und cotn Hand Institute, Kansas Oity. Mo. one of | successtul tests leads us 1o emphaticsl The best knows of our Western charitable | state that it i Bow possible to absolutely ypiler are going inte the inetitutes, writes unfer date of Feb. 4. | and permadently cure the liguor habit in | RESSTTeCTion business strong for they *“Beversl menths age the Lanoix cure was | three days apd the drug habit in six Gays | 1o te cemt o New Bnglend. one 1o given some balf dosen or more people who through & harmiess vegetsble compound | th and one to west 10 play were in & sad plight, Baving been Grunk- | which is Deither Derve Gestroying or body | Bect, Whik Bienche Waish is held ards Sor years. They are now perfectly wrecking and it does its work in & swift 'Pm" S Loters vemmtniils cured ané werthy citizens. Twe cases of permenent mud peinless manper Pilsen,” now on s way Morphine babit came upder my persomal If rou will send your name and addross, v. broke the record for big cheervations which were perfectly cured | whick will be held strictly corSdential, 1o "s"f“r',",.s',,‘;“;",,’, several months age by your Dwug Hahii Dr. ¥. Warren Lamoix. 2130 Olve St. SU | pucoess of the jiece that & Second Sunday Cure. 1 know of mamy others but these lous, Mo. be will send without charge i | niEbt % ap added by busing off the Soliow- mentioned came unfer my personal obeer- | booklet in which be fully explaine his | WE ®ecton vation dadly.” method and gives you couvincing Jroot that | HDurinE 8. Fresntetion of True s D W. Hawiine, 40f Main St. Kenses his cure w1l Go everything claimed for # | of the swhkward supers stablad Dick Perris A e wor Dick ‘wiwt o with the plas. Frank Camp in Wonte examples of what & stage manager cen @o | and nsturally would be expected to | from sbroad. Will M. Oressey and heme. No announcement of & coming theatrical event has carried with 3t so much imterest as that pertains to the wvisit of William Gillette in “Sherlock Holmes” st Boyd's which opens Thursdsy for three nights and s matinee. This vigit will be Mr. Gillette's first and last appearance in Omabs in this play. It ren st Hemry Irving's Lyceum thester, Londom, for &n entire Seasom, where it made s tremendous success. It ran for an entire memson in New York and for an entire season in five of the biggest | cities of the east. The play was prepared for the stage by Mr. Giliette himsel? from Oonan Doyle's great story. While Mr. Gil- Jetie's @rumstization follows closely Mr | Doyle's movel, the main incidents of the play centers sbout & hitherto unpublished | episoSe in the career of the grest detec- | tive, Holmes. The first act shows & @raw- | ing room &t the Larabee home. The second |mct 16 in two scemes, the first being Prof. Moriarity's underground office and theesec- |oné Sheriock Holmes' apartments. Act | three shows the Stepner gue chamber. The | plece closes in Dr. Watson's effice and Isboratory. Becsuse of the Decessity for | absclute Guriness throughout the action of the pluy in order to make the many shifts of scemery and the weird tramsitions of situstions. Bvers window, door snd |transom in the thester will be hesvily maskef. The windows of the fromt foyer | will be musked and the main entrance door will mot be opemed Quring the mction of the plece. The curtein will be raised st § | o'clock promptly snd st 2 st the matinee. | Mr. Gillette hae an excellent supporting | - Jeading woman, well remembered bere with He must | the John Drew compeny; Ralph Delmore, | i “Barbara Freitchie” | Tangueray,” and Friday and Ssturday night |Bfie Elisler will be seen in “When | Knighthood Was in Flower.” At the Orpheum this &fternoon and even- ing and for the ensuing week patrons of | vaudeville will be entertained by some of | | the best kmown artists in this branch of | thestricals &nd = number who meke thelr | initia] appesrsnce here, among four che | Dayne return with = mew skeich entitied “Bill Bifiv's Baby,” from Mr. Cressey's pen, which will be staged with special scenery. Like Dearly everything he has given, 1t is cast ip & guaint rural vein Mise Baith Helens is & young woman who | has crested guite s semsation by her ex- traordiners Tenge of voice, it being sorted. She reaches & mote higher on the gumut then Ellen Beack Yaw and two Christine Nelmson. Her repertoire 1n- cludes that old favorite, “The Last Rose mezzo ©f “Cavalliere Rusticans” in imi. tation of a wiolin Zazell and Vernon's intermized with fun making. An ipstru- mentsl music festure, with & touch of | come@y will be contributed by Wood and | | Bates. The Livingstons sre styled high- | class society mcrobats. There are three of them, fwo women Snd & men, who mmong beir Garing snd @ifficult fests introduce (hose of their own origin, while Lizzle Wil- son, the comedienne, will make the fourth of the initial bidders for Jocal faver mnd to the element snxious for & change of fwces the program will afford & Mberal quentity. The kinodrome returns With entirely Dew moving pictures. Ossip Gabrilowitsch, one of the greates risimg planists of the gifted Slav race. wi make his only sppearsnce in Omabs Tues- duy evening, Pebruery 17, at the Kountse Memorial church. Sale of seats &1 Mande while playing Frencisce Criste” W San recenlly recetved | | singing forces in & most sttractive stage | It includes Jds Conguest, the | notes higher than either Adaline Patti or | of Summer,” and the bumming of the luter- | | svecialty will be on the horizontal bars, | took the ®ultan's wives i | cerringes Gown 10 Pell street and gave | them & picnic they will not soon forget The girie joined in the procession and | Spent & large portion of their salwries for that week in fireworks &G lanterns. Later there was & chop Suey supper and the party disbanded &t Gaylight minging, it 15 To time for mirth of luughter, the culd, gray duwn of the morning after A Y. Pearson, known throughout the jength &nd breafith of the whole country | 88 & miccessful manager. died i Phoenix, Ariz, on Jupuary #® from consumption. | Pearson begun ae an_expioiter of “rep companies about Twenty vears &go and arifted around the Gres! lukes and finaliy | out into the wem. He mecured control of the theater buiidings &: Deadwood and Rapid City Ouring the boum @Gaye in the Biack Hills, just prior 1o the advent of | the rafiroad, and made s nice Nttie bit of money, withough the circult proved & | | gruverard for & number of ambitious com- panies. From the Elack Hills he went east and soon had several companies on the road, among them “The White Squadron, “A Midnight Alarm.” “The Police Putrol’ and “The lLand of the Midnight Bun. He was u pioneer in the matier of ex- | pensive staging for mediocre or inferior Plays and his ventures were uniformly suc- | cessful. His rapidly falling health drove | him to Los Angeles, where be became in- | terested in ostrich farming. During 1898 he had & model ostrich ferm on exhibition &t the Transmississippi exposition. His wife, Kate Pearson. & well known actress, i left in control of his extensive properts. MUSIC AND MUSICIARS the transistion of famous wve been running in this col- ention of some lust edition of iy in gis 2 ] vi1 ¥ i Thou fairest vision of my soul Soul in my brightest visions blended Thou hesrt to whom my weal's com- Thou weal such as no bodings dole. Trou, oh my life's one sweetest lay, Thou swestest Iife my lays inspiring, Muy lay and life rejoice untiring, What to thy Jove 1 owed each day! T ¥ bright springtide’s fragrant bloom Thou spring m;n:rh ‘heart-bioom bestow- ing. Thou star for me in hesven glowing, | My hesven thou thet knows no gloom. | ©, Jet me round thy hrow afar The anreale (aureoie?) of my iove fashion, My besven thou, my spring, life's pas- sion, My wesl, Oh, thou my lay, my star. | 1 1aa & letter last week fram Mr. Wil T. | Taber, for some time organist st the First Congregationsf church in this city, and he | | s@vises me QML be is going to the Philip- | | pine islands4mmedistely. Many are the | | triends of g c:ll remembered orgamist, | and while ] be imterested in his | | success, 3t wilf ‘be with Seelings of regret | | that they will lesrn of his departure. | Manile is 2 3ong way off &nd good organists | {are not so plentiful in this country that we cap afford to Geport or export them. Mr. Taber enclosed i his Jetter this Tist of choir rules, with the statement that be wished to lesve some good sdvice belore be took himeel! sway 1o the othermost parts of the world. As they may be of interest to cholrmes- | ters, T will here reproduce them: CHOIR RULES This cholr meets one evening & week for procession of | | (Goring-Thomas) . | Mr Simme of All Seints’. who har done some valiant work in that church, s @irec- tor of music and orgamizer of Lhe success ful Sunday afternoon musical “Vespers. ™ t church, has now in rebenrsal some | exo t things in the way of church o thems, service music, etc., by Mr. Ooler- idge-Tuylor, author of “Hiswstha” music He describes the music a¢ being full terest and original, somewhst remimiscent of “Hiswaths" in spots, and again, in other wars, slmost modeled after the pures English cathedral such men as Sir Henry Smart The Mendelssohn guartet Messre. Wheeler, Haselton and Andrews, je Dow & permanent femture of All Ssints’ choir. They will sing this | afternoon consisting of | 1n response to & pumber of gueries wit | regard to what Mre. William Spencer | Crosby, the Wagnerian lecturer, will do and say st the Jectures arranged for Mon- @ay snd Tueadey evenings, Februery 23 end 2, st the Womsn's club, 1 have asked one of the promiment club women for an ides on the subject, and this is in brief answer o “Mrs. Orosbr, by careful investigation snd long study of the Wagmer music Gramas, is sble to convey to others & knowledge of the composer's methods in | his works and to unfold the details of i | scheme, revealing the natural laws on | which these crestions are based, in the most interesting way. Mrs. Crosby, while she talks Wagner, plays Wagner, demon- strating the suitability of the music to the recitation. It is the groblem of the opers to make 8 @ramstic action live before us, this kind was what Richard Wagner under- teok, and Mra. Orosby's descriptions snf imterpretations have won for ber grest @is- on in this Mpe.™ Surely this is & suficiently lucid ides of Mrs. Crosby's mission, and the women who i “Floriena,” s musioal sdsptation poems taken from Oliver Hereford's “Overbeard in & Garden,” will be presented the St. Mary's Avenve COongregutionsl church, Thursdsy evening, Fehruary 18, The direction of the musicale has been given into the care of Mrs Allen P. Ely, who will be assisted by several local solo- ists. ‘The announcement is made Mr. Charles Stepbens thet he will present for the con- sifleration of Omehs music lovers & leading light of the younger pianistic knights Ossip Gabrilowitsck (the organist of the lipotype will be glad when it is over—thst neme!), who has been cresting all kinds of good impressions by his artistic work and whe is now on his second tour of this country. His appesrsnce will be on Pebruary 17, Tues@ay evening, the place EKountse Me- morisl church and the program opening closing with the Rubinstein “Valse-Le Bal™ Op. 36 There will also be & Beethoven Sonsta, Op. 28 = growp of Chapin Dumbers, = composition by the wirtuoso himsel, the Henselt “Bird” plece the foliowing purposcs. To discuss politics ndal or church | aftairs. To wrrenge Socigls excursions, eic. &nd to firt. X B—1f there is &ny time not occapied in the for 0ing 1nanner, 6 the mmembers Teel 80 incimed 1 T be Gesirable to have & little singing. | ommence at 13, or | &1 such later time when & sufficient number The practice shall of members shell be gathered together Members wre usually thought more of if they arrive inte | | “There & & small subscription pavable { but whould any member feel that the istence of the choir depencs largely upon limself or herself, und thet they should rather be Paid than neve 1o p& Jegnl procesdings will be taken aguinft that member in order i recover £ubscriptions due The membership of the choir is open to | sl iadies &DE genticmen pomsessing E0od Voioes &né_being bl 1o Tead simple music &t sight. Whet exectly constitutes s §ood voloe i undiscoverible, but it may be sefely Jeft 1o the judgment or opimlen of | Intending members ‘nemselves. The gues- tion of resding &t sighi shall wiso be Ae- cideé by intending members. They know They ought sirely ple music &1 might i gh. 1f there is any best what they can it is on music that they cannot read, it is just be- cause it is Dot simjle enough Since the conductors ides is 1o make possible, should sny the cholr us lurge & poss f X r bothy of 4 pplicant lack one { | ficetions their admission 1o the choir will | Dot be vefused upu: et sccount | The choir shali corsist of sopranos. eltos. | tenors ené basses. Al those iadies who | cannot resc music shall eing soprano. while Showld any lady w ohject 20 Singing & b & very high voloe she i recommended 10 consuit & Voioe s oclalist. who s almost cerumin o promounc: DeT & Geep contralie | With & fuulty method of pro@action. The }Imnn shell conms! a8 many fair gen- ’lkmrn who 6o no! mind straining their vologs. All the gen:iemen lef: over ave Te- Guested to sing bes: Coples of the music in Tehearss] may be | had in either the soi-fa or stfl notation | Those who undersiand neither should be very particular 1o §ei copies in the miafl | Why They whould 4o %o i not known, but | Gais is ususliy madc & grest po | Mo notice should be taken of the con- aueter. Do not troubie 1o look &t his best— be should tap. Wha' VOUT DEX1-G00T DEgh- bor i saying is sure 10 be of grew terest to you. The conductor is slw lighted when & cue 1 whows the chatr 1 On the other hand, if u coe is taken up too late well. better late thun Dever The canductor i siways pleased to re ceive advice from ndividus) members of the cholr whenever they have &ny that (yes, once more) end an Arensky Dumber The concert, 1 am told, is to begin sharp ». m. for specisl ressons. The sppesrance of Koclan will sfternoon of Februsry 23. Mr. Mascagni, who has been well “suited” in this cous- try, has this to say. He ought to know: “As we sst together listeming to him, my wife, Signors Mascagni, was much sflected. The tears stoof in her eyes, she trembied, so besutiful it was concerto D major, by Paganini, was mas- terly. 1t crept into ope's heart: it made ope cry. 1 @o pot think that 1 have ever heard & mere masterly rendition of the grest Tumber. It was better than Kube- | Mi's, grest as thet 5. It cen be summed up in one word—perfect. There was &n- other sumber which sppesled to me witk grest foroe—the Cansonetta, by D' Ambrosio. AR! that was exquisite. With whet spirit | —whet soul be played 3. The techuigue was incompsrable. He made 1t talk, be | made 3t speak, ¥t was superh. THOMAS J. KELLY |WANTS CHARTER DISSOLVED Steckbelder in Firm of Siegel. Cooper and Company Brings an those who can resd music shull sing alte. | | CHICAGO, Peb. 14— petition has been filed in the superior court by H. M. Bsum- | | gur@ner. who seye he possesses 86000 worth | of stock in the firm of Siegel, Cooper & Co | The petitioner awke the court to @issolve ‘!If charier of that copcers and wants the | buminess wound uwp. & receiver appointed end ssks for an injunction to Testrain the collection of s accounts. Makes Dash Through ice. ST. JOHNE X F. Peb M —Lieutenant Sturtevant, the esecutive offiver of the United States cutter Seminole. which 1s en- Geavoring to resch the icebound Americar fishing schoopers, sterted st Guylight this morning to make & dash and bopes to cover | the rum to Bey isients within ten ours unger the suspices of the Ladies’ society st | with the Toccsta and Fugue, Bach-Tausig, | style s exempiified by | ‘Haverstork ‘ i | { her | town's Circus Di { be the | His pluying of the | | | | | { Tt expeis all poisonons waste material frem the perve cells and builds up the pervous fystem By Going these things 1! strength- eus the entire rvwem, restorme the mas or wemar toperfect, robust bealth Moore, New Harmony, Ind., suff- ered with Rhenmatism Jor over & vear and | was prabounced incurable by two phys- cians, but today ira well man, thanks to the curative powers of ‘S-DROPS. right remedy FREE couPON Large Size Bottie (300 Deses) Ask Your Druggist fur the “SWANSON PILL." & sure cure for Constipation. PRICE 28 CENTS, SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO., 160 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. $1.00. For Sale AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. BOYD’'S—Woodward & Burgess, M;nagers. THIS AFTERNOON AND TONIGHT- -THE WORLD-FAMOUS BLACK PATTI TROUBADOURS All new festures Sissieretta Jones) Emma Thompson, Triplett, Jim Crosb: “Purisian Meiodies™ and - Varieties Lange, Muriel Ringgold, Sallie Green Whang-Doodle Com ey @ refined wingers, dancers, comedians—40. BLACK PATTI (Mme the grestest singer of her race sm-‘? Turner, Bd. Green, Nettie John Rucker, Mack Alien. Lewis, Bobby = Kemp. Leslie presenting—Dark- Four “Soldiers’ Camp Giees", Prices—Matinee, 25e, S0c; night, 26e, Sbe, The. FOUR PERFORMANCES STARTING THURSDA MATINEE NIGHT ATURDAY. CHAS. FROHMAN Presents WILLIAM GILLETTE Iu the Four-Act Drama SHERLOCK HOLMES THE ORIGINAL PRODUCTION AND COMPANY. 26 to F150; might, 36e to K200, Curtain sharp at & »m and 3 p. m Positively mo free It Have YOU a Ticket? To the EI‘I'EI‘I‘AII.EIT and MASQUE BALL to be given by the Omaha Eik Lodge fionday, Feb. 23, at Ak-Sar-Ben Den. The season’s biggest social event. Tickets 1o dancing floor $1.50. Spects- tor's gallery $1. None sllowed un fioor but those bolding invitation. Tickets for sale st Meyer & Dilion's and Beaton & McGinn's drug stores. MACHINIST MINSTAELS, Washington Hall, Mondey, Feb, I6th 815 P M. Benesit Unfon Pacific Strikers 30 People in Grand Spectacular First Part. Big Olie Bill. The All Rounder JACK SYLVESTER Monologue. TRIZA QUINTETTE. Omehs's Favorite Singers. SAM MORRIS Character Singer The Great Southern Duo ¥. E~JOHNSON & PAYENTER—Billy Comediens, Singers end Dencers REID WILSON Pass the Mustard. DAN KEATING Comedian. FINXEY BROS. HERELEY JENNINGS Marvelous Equilibrists and Acrobate THE CONTINENTAL QUARTETTE Life on the City's Streets JAC MeKENKA. THE GELLENEBRCK STRING TRIO Musical Experts, ADMISSION Soe. AND Mosical Announcement Extraorinary 0ssip Gabrilowitsch, The world's most renowned concert pian ist will play =t KOUNTZE MEMORIAL CHURCH, Tuesday Eve’g Feb. 17 Reserved sests Dow o sale st Mandle- berg's Jeweiry store, 16th and Purnam streets Pricer Soc, The and $1.90. Oonoert will begin promntly st § o'clock. | WESTERN BOWLING ALLEYS. Everything pew &nd up-to-Gate Special &1tention 10 Privete parties. BENGELE & GIBBE. Props ufi_:‘ ) Howard, ,(t‘l‘m Piano Tuner and Repairer ED EVANS, Te., F-2566. BRAISED BELGIAN HARE. (Boston Style) TODAY AT THE CALUMET COFFEE HOUSE LADIES’ CAFE. 1411 DOUGLAS STREET. OMAHA'S LEADING RESTAURANT. Tel i { | | | { CREI@HMIOW Telepnone 1531, Week Commencing Sunday Mat. Feb, 15 TODAY 2:I5— TONIGHT 8:15 Cressey and Dayne Presenting “Bill Bifin's Baby.” Edith Helena Highest Soprano in_ the world Zazell & Vernon Comedy Horigsonta] Bar Experts, Wood and Bates Comedians end lnstrumentalists 3/Livingstons-3 Higb-class Soclety Acrobets Commedienue Kinodrom: e New Moving Scenes, Regular Prices, 10c, 25¢, 50c. Mr. Kelly . TEACHER OF Singing, Tone Production Interpretation Davidge Block. 1S8th and Farnam