The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1913, Page 8

i en ne - ~ = _~ ae ~—~ — oe - a hati ° a ° e e s 8 5. ° 8 THE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1913 eR 3: RE LAS 2 ” i - Pi ) SHOPPING ON THIRD AVENUE IS A PLEASURE—GET THE HABIT, | A Terms? O, Say Five or Ten Dollars Down and Five or Ten a Month The wonderful Grafanola which reproduces the living voices of the world’s greatest singers, the cleverest comedians and the finest bands in the world—brings them all right to you to hear and enjoy whenever you want. It can be used as a beautiful and artistic table when not in use as a talking machine. Can be had in oak or mahogany, just as you prefer. Complete with 44 fine selections for $10.00 down and $5.00 or $19.00 a month. The total cost of machine and records is $75— a mere trifle compared with the wonderful fund of pleasure that this machine will give, not only for a day, a week or a year, but for a lifetime! Come in and hear it tomorrow—nobody will tease you to buy. If you can’t come, write or telephone (Elliott 4377) and we will send the entire outfit to you. If you don’t like it after 3 days’ trial at home we'll take it back and still keep on smiling! Third Avenue and University Street Low Fares East re DAILY May: 38 to September 30} A. P. Chapman, Jr., J. L. Criswell, Gen Passenge Chicago, Milwaukee aS Paul Ry. SECOND AND CHERRY SEATTLE Ga a al STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS GRAY, FADED HAIR, OR BEAUTIFUL, DARK, ATIRACTIVE—C HOOSE, MADAM Mixed With s Natural night trouble phur gent, Owl Drug Co. i-|by a program of nts in Three 1 that Caruso j By Marie McFarland A grand opera salary |e not what It seems to be Let us say that a soprano or contralto receives $1,000 a per formance. That is, the average figure for The few very great on more; others receive less, down to $400 or $500 a night as worked her figure named ances a season is mber. That com contract. The singer pletes a may not appear in concert dur Ing the season without permission, and that is asked, So the star receives, we will say, $40,000 for the American season of five monthe. A lot of money, yes. Now let us see where it has to go. Living expenses, $300 a week An opera star s to keep up She m nent, serva flowers; s e must spend. The , about $6,000 for # by no means un appearances. stly apart the season. usual Subscriptions to charities at least $2 women tlons to They must be placated Two thousand dollars to coaches and accompanists. A st a thousand to the throat specialiet A thousand distributed among the working staff and attaches of the opera house It Is customary. A thousand dollars he mu- sical paper dispiay adver tising. Thi ° Is customary. Ten per to the musical agency or agent that “placed” her. A $4,000 item Personal press agent, $2,000, Can't get along without him. Steamship tickets and other traveling expenses, another thousand Here | $20,000 gone—half the salary. Out of the re mainder the star has to live the ot seven months of the year, buy clothes and—SAVE what she can 1 do not say that a grand opera star cannot save any thing. Of course, she can. But 1 do say she cannot put by a fortune in a career of a few years, as one might think who reads only the figures in which SEARCHING PEN FOR DYNAMITE ~~ CAL GARY VISITED BY $300,000 FIR VESPER SERVICE A ch te 1 and Instr and readings, mental musle let us take the case of a Invite you to make their stor your store and at home, Report anything you note that does not look like good bugj. ness. eel °°) | THE STARR-MacPHERSON (0. Open Saturday Night Till 10 o@’Clock i Women’s Ready-to-Wear Hats} TWO SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Men’s and Boys’ Specials for besa eed “5Bc 25¢ ntaing P to hed Bath Tow- > : UL : | lue a 1 hite French Lawn, MARIE M'FARLAND,. FOR TEN YEARS IN GRAND OPERA | oo EA 30 inches wide grand opera salaries appear. | houses in Paris are conducted | 10¢ Prass Extension Ea . Juco 1 yard .0¢ know, for | have been through by famous singers of years ( sin I Ju cnvhiinapnensaeiaiasiada aa it gone by .? ne ’ Mie xt s: Ton years to get to one of There are some, of course, eee ¢ L1SS¢ SIACE ateen those salaries, ten years to who save mo than others, } lavon ‘roll 0, no. " draw and save what you can | who wieely Invest what they [MD ‘Toitet “Paper UL |: Jue | a ee. ly out of It, ten years of genteel save and be rich, They | ——————— dece . then are the except The others | : : ) whit ~~ © men's Muslin | ae )f $1.00 zs | | SPECIALS MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN—EVERY PAIR LOSES $3, 000 IN GUARANTEED AS TO FIT, WEAR AND COMFORT. GEMS; FINDS EM | STARR-MacPHERSON CO., 1418-20-22 THIRD AVE. } SCRIBES WARBLE Verein entertained Press club members th a batch of songs dl Many @ ) ayed-out opera star le earning her living as a teach | er. 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