The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1914, Page 15

br Be rd gay Hei nk crngrarge:aohmgat peeved a creditable exponent Fequirements of Donisetti’s ldve- erased heroine, carrying the mad scene, with all its vocal gymnastics, triumphantly. Orville Harrold added to his fast growing reputation by an pried of Edgar that chal- — ‘writs Kreialer, the master vrotiaat, who Me | with his regiment in thi army in Galicia unttl he was H Rotterdam last Saturday to per's taste and gifts of xpression American aeqeepente feces ‘the HR rf u p Parting G Gift were appreciated by a friendiy By Sylvester Rawling. 66 UCtA,’ the last production of ‘the eeason by the Century Opera Company, before it fe Chicago on Sunday, got & present-‘ion last night. The tite part was taken by Florence Mac- tie little American coloratura was released from Me military "duties for this purpose. Mr. Kreisier' =) REGULATE A CHILD'S BOWELS WHEN CROSS, oa OR FULL OF COLD ach and “Casearets| ach and break up a bad cold quickly. Full directions for children and m= an adinirable: accompanist for him at clence a Picking him out for an the man of a century, and who shail Kaufman as Raymond, Hardy Will- famson as Sir Arthur, and Elisabeth Campbell as Alice completed the cast of principal singers, and all per- formed well their parts in the sextet. jo who made a }': wh n she {m- Any bonis shy ated ara Ay mon fs ‘The chorus was alive and sang well, and Mr. Zuro conducted masterfully. A special word of thanks to Mr. Cotnt for withdrawing the chorus in the mad scene, thereby removing something of the absurdity of the| WOMEN WHO ARE. ALWAYS TIRED May Find Help Help in This Le ckage. 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