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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA', SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 0,
1018
THEATRE BILLS '
FOR NEXT WEEK
Lionel Barrymore in "Tho
Copperhead' Phoebe Vou
tcr in "By Pigeon Post."
HEW ATTHACTIOS'S
liYlttC Lionel ilirrinnre 111 Augustus
Thomas' new play, ,,Tlio Coppcrhtn1 "
The play, nlilcli it IhoroUKlily Aincr
lean, has n predominant note of
pnlrlotlam. Supporting Mr. Uarr
inoro arc Uorla Itnnlcln, Hnymoncl
llackett, Grace ItcaK I In j don HteNen.
mil, Albert Phillips Albert James,
Venlta Pomfrnt IMnln Holland, l'red.
erlcls Smith, I'rcd tick Malcolm, John
J. l'lerson and l'rcilerlca Going
II no At) "Hy Pljrcon Poit ' a new play
by Austin Page, which la written
about the stfnlcei rendered by carrier
pigeons. In the w r, will hio Its first
showing Tuesday night 1ho produc
tion li by riorciu Zlegfeld, Jr, who
innkes hit bow In the "legitimate."
'I ho reading feminine role will be
plaed bv Phoebe Fo'ter, while Je
lomo Patrick will lmo the leading
male role Others In the cast arc
Miitrlson Hunter, Vincent Serrano,
Margaret Mower, Martin Aliopp, 13il
win Hrnndt, St. Clair Po field and ldi
Waterman
tOlWEST- Itnjmoiid Hltchrock In the
19IS edition of "Hltchy Koo" This
car Mr Hitchcock discourses on the
.subject of prohibition Hay Ilooley
l the hit of tho feminine support
Other members of the cast arc Ocorgo
Moore. Karl Uenham. t'hnrles How
ard. Jack Donahue, Gene Tyne Ruth
Mitchell Jean Iloberts Klo.mor Kin
clulr nnd Florence O'Denlahnwn
OPERA HOUSE "Tle r.Tslnr; Show of
191S," the twenty-fourth Winter Uur
len cctriNaKtinza Tho dialogue and
lrics are by II irold Attcrldge ami the
music bv Slgmund tlomborg and Jem
Schwartz Wllllo and Kugctip How
ard bend the inst, whlrh Im hides
Charles Ilugglea Isabel Lowe Kolo
Qulnn, Violet llngelfleld, Joilo Itred.
Virginia l"o llioolti. Ntll Caning
ton. Louise Contl i:mll Miles Krnl
and Adele Astalio Isabel Itoilrinue
Whlto and l'lnloii Georgo Schiller
IMwaril Hasse and Arthur Albro
COTIXVI.(t ATTIlACTtOXS
8I1UIIEHT "Majtlme" .1 cotumc pla
with nttractho mush' Tho at I"
headed bv John Charles Thomas. John
T Murray and Dorothy Ulgelow. Oth
ers plajlng Important pirls nro
Georgo Harcourt, Isabel Vernon P.itn
do l'orrest. Jeanetta HdliNcn Hussell
bennon Henrietta Otx. Howard
Marsh, Winifred Harris Charles
Prince, Alfred Hemming and Herbert
Salinger.
OAItlitCK Robert Hllllard In bis new
comedy. "A Prince There Was.' bv
Mr Hillard and Prank II Westeron,
fioni Darragb Aldrich's nocl, "1.II
rhanted Hearts A light pUy of tho
Cinderella" tpe Thn star Is sup
ported by Allen John and 1 cast of
unusual strength
ADEEPHI "Kcs of Noiith ' with Alma
Tell In the chief role It Is a m sllc.il
play by Max Mnrcln nnd Charles
Oueron A II Woods .mil tho Messrs
Miubtrt picscnt It as It wan sei n Hi
New York last sVoson
vaudeville
HEMES blxteenth .innuil lumber
san week Velaska Suntt In cuimdy
drain l. "Tho Purple Popp , Hcrt
linker and coippanv. In farce, Hutu
Uono, in ragllme hits, Billlo Mont
gomery and George Peiry. In coin.dy
and hongs. Simmy Burns nnd Grttte
Ardlne, In dinoe nunibris, Lester
Crawford nnd Helen Hrodcrlck, In
..,,, h rtani-rs. seen CMiinasts, In
Sports In the Alps" . Chris Richards,
dincer and Juggler. Claude M Roode
nnd Kstello Prance, tightrope walkers
Ul.OliV Tabloid musical comedy
Blow Your Horn", Captain H J.
Lewis will explain his mo lug-picture,
'San Pr.inclsco'n Chlnutown, Lmily
Smllov anil company. In comedy,
comedy, "A Bachelor's Romance :
Marlctte Craig and company, In play
ette, Gallcrlna Sisters, musicians,
Baker and Rogers, In traxesty , Luckie
nnd Burns, comedians; Gibson nnd
McCarty, singing and talking act ,
Rui.3, Leau and Sully, acrobagc
comedians.
CIIOSS KEYS Musical comedy, "Pret
ty Baby", Julia Cuitls, comedienne:
Dunham and Ldwards, Bartcllo and
company, first half of week H Barf
McHugh and company in 'Among
Those Present , Harry Tenney and
J. Fred Zimmerman's Theatres
M. W. Taylor. Gen'l IVlgr.
Oermintows Chelten Atei.
tVENING PRICES, 15c, 25c, 35c & 50c
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(Hut Time in Stock., Only Stock Co. In
Production preionted for n emtlro
ion it tho Cohan & Htrrli Thettre.
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TONIGHT LAST TIME
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He-at Sale for OPBNINiJ rilUKOKMAViT.
NOV. IK. will bmin NOVi 1.1. hulraerlplloil
Urparllllent. HON CIIKSTNUT ST. open
il.lly HAM to nM V M NNal 4il. Race IIT.
FORREST Last Mat. & Evg.
LAST POP. MAT. TODAY
ZIEGFELD FOLLIES
BROAD Last Mat. and Evr.
ETHEL BARRYMORE
III K. '. C.NUTOV8 KiquUlle ConiMly
THE OFF CHANCE
OAYETY 'lho Wontu Curio Ulrli
filft THEATRE l!
company, sketch J Rome and Cox, sins
rs , Wilson Brothers, comedians ; Mc
Donald and Roland : La rieur, equili
brists; Inst halt of week.
ririOADWAY It Dart McHugh nnd
compnnv; 1M Carr nnd company. In
farce; Rexnnlds and White, novelties;
Wilson Brothels, porodlcs. Douglas
I'alrhanks In photoplny, "He Comes
I'll Smiling"; first half of week Mu
slcal comedy, "Prettv Uab", Julln
Curtis, comedienne, Vcre Sablnl nnd
compi,n Madge Kennedy In photo
tln '1'ilend Iluband', last lnlf of
week
WtU.lAM PESXHirry Hlnes, songs
and stories; Marty Brookes' musical
coined ; Townsend Wilbur nnd com
piny, comedy sketch; Ilirman and
() Connor, idanolngue and song, Ma
rlon Dules In photopl iy, 'The Bur
den of Proof", first half of week
Nell McKlnley. comedlm, Asnhl and
lompiny. In spectnculnr art; Brady
nnd JInhoney, skit; Rejnolds nnd
White, muslclntis. Mice Brndv, in
Tho Ordeal of Roscttu'; last half of
w eek
Sl.XOX James Hallldiy mid I'red
Neville, In traest , the Gardner Trio,
Pianists, William Hallen nnd Lthcl
Hunter, musical noeltlcs. Pled Allen,
songster, Mangeun Pniiillv, Huropenu
Kmnasls: Karl Williams In photopla.
"A Diplomatic Mission", first lnlf of
week Prank Morrell and Mndge
i:ans, songs, Plsann nnd Bingham,
acrobats, Li Bernacla and comtianj
of dnncers, Douglas Knmll), come
dians; Inst lnlf of week
COl.OXlAlt Li Bernacla nnd foiupnn)
of dancers, Bronsou and H.ililwtn
comedians, Frank Morrell nnd Madge
i:an. musicians; Dougl is Kamllv.
comedians, Davis Brothers, acrobats,
I'anhie Ward In photoplay. "A Japan
pm Nightingale"; first half of week
Hddlc Carr nnd company. In fane,
Gardner Trio, dancers, OWin and
Johnson, melodies, tho SeluSonls
nthlctes; William llallen and P.tbel
Hunter, musicians, Kill Willlnms in
photoplav, "A Diplomatic Mission",
last half of week
riioroi'r.iYK
CIIAPI.IS CIIAIT.IX. In his litest ihi
clo "-hoiildir Arms will bo on exhi
bition at the Sfanli. Palme Arcadia
and Victoria Thcitrcs this week
sriM.KY -"Her Onl Wa ' is tho
Rcieen version of Gemgo Sc.iihm
oiigh's pl.ij Norma Tilm.idge and
Kngeiio Ollilen are featured, wlilU
Sldnr Piankllii dlictted the plei i
W.l : "Ilic KliiBdom of olllll
will bring Madgo Kcnneih to Hie
Mieen of tills tlic.itic lhi III it lnlf
of the wick., and Mae Maih Is the
featuied pla'er In ' Hidden l'ires' the
last half of the week
Alir'AHIA "Tho Man l'rom I'uncnil
ltTnge' Is the sci cell m rslon of the
stage pli "Broken 1 breads " find
features Wall.n p Held Lottie Pli k
ford ami Tull Maish all .ire In the
cast
I7C70.'M ' Mr Lo'in 1 S A"
stirring Tom Mix will be the Vox
attraction all week 'thn star appears
as a Sercet Serlco operator.
liV.ar.ST "The Return of Mar" is tho
new play In which May Allison Is to
be seen the first throe dns of the
week and 'Such a Llttlo Pirate" will
bring Lll i Leo the last thieu dnjs
bll'AXD "He Comes I'p Smiling"
'brings Dougl is Fairbanks the first
hilt of tlp week, and "Come On In"
will luo Shlrlpj Mason and Krnest
Truex the last half of tho week
UOCURt "Thn Goat' will luo l'red
Stone the llrst half of the week, and
'The Law of the North" fcatuies
Csirles Ray the last half of tho week
.iY rovvt.Att 1'iircta
WAJAl'T "Hearts of tho World ' D
PHILADELPHIA LEADING THEATRES UNDER THE DIRECTION LEE
CHESTNUT ST.
NIGHTS AT 8.10. MATS.
THE PRICES NEVER CHANGE!
NIGHTS $1.50, $1, 75c. MATINEES $1, 75c, 50c
(I ( ITT SNTI ItllNI)
3 WEEKS ONLY
h.
$1 MATS. S
WED.
THIS IS NOT A $2.00 SHOW FOR $3.00
BUT A $3.00 SHOW FOR $1.50
THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN AMUSEMENT ANNALS
MESSRS. LEE & J. J. SHUBERT Prejrnt
THE WINTER GARDEN'S ANNUAL REVUE
A HUGE, WHIZZING ENTERTAINMENT
A 'ROSEATE
GALAXY
OF
RADIANT
BROADWAY
BEAUTIES
iliAillll v '.fa
READ THE ANSWER
IN THESE STARS: '
WILLIE HOWARD IRENE FRANKLIN
EUGENE HOWARD BURTON GREEN
CHAS. RUGGLES
GEORGE SCHILLER
ISABEL RODER1GUEZ
FRED ASTAIRE
JOHN HALL
HELEN CARRINGTON
LILLIAN FERMOYLE
AND 100 OTHERS
SEATS ARE ON SALE FOR THE ENTIRE
ENGAGEMENT WHICH IS 3 WEEKS ONLY
INCLUDING THANKSGIVING MATINEE AND
NIGHT
BE WISE AND SECURE SEATS EARLY
JOHN D. WILLIAMS Treientt tho Dnmitlo Bnniitlun of thi Yeir
LIONEL
BARRYMORE
IN AUOUBTUS
THE
THOMAS' PLAV
"A OELAT TLAY TUNED
JtD
u" tiiinu
SAT. MAT."w MONDAY I
Fil Still, Jl.SOHfc NIGH'I
TWO WEEKS ONLY
I 1011 BENEU18 AT ABOVE THEATRL8.
W. Griffith's masterpiece, the first
photoplay ever presented In this hls
torlo theatre, now In Its 110th season.
OJJPJrEiXV "The House of Glass," tho
Cohan and Hnrrls production, pre
sented by Mae Desmond and company
of lesldcnt plnyrs,
CASISO "Bostonlnn llurlcsnuers,"
with Frank Flnnev who wroto tho
lrlcs Harry Ahord provides some
music of his own Prank Flnnev nnd
Phil Ott nro the featured rimedlans.
TUOVADEllO James i: Cooper's
Trail Hitters" with Vic Plant nnd
Jnck Ornsbv the fentured comedians
Others In tho cist nro Charles Kd
wards7 Don Tieni. Klslo Hostel and
Mario H-iker
CIAYETY "The World Beaten " with
George A Clark the Philadelphia
comedian, bending a cnpiblc east
illSSllir.l.H
tn MOXT'S llurleeiue. 'Cluules
Schwab's Receiitlon of Bethlehem
Steel's Band" nnd "lho Hog iBland
Train to tho New Hog Island Hotel"
Kddlo e'assnd, Bennlu Franklin
Gano ltamlltoti and Gibson featured
comedians
fuiuke ATWAcnoMi
UUOAV Otis Skinner, In "Tho Honor
ef tho 1'amll," comes Th inksglNlns
Week.
TRIBUTE TO FEATHERY
HEROES IN WAR PLAY
Slory of' "By Pigeon I'osi"
Written About Hurts'
Service in Battle
Something now In
wai plavs Is Austin P
Post " through which
the c.itigon of
igo s ' By Pigeon
Plorenx ttlogfeld
as a pioducer of
Ir , will make his bow
dram i nt tho Broad Street Theatre
Tuesday night This pltj Is written
Hound the wldespiead Use of tarrler
plciniw In the war mid the nlllceis at
tached ic 111" iilgion senile at the front
.Nornnllv Infurmatlon during a batile
Is trinsmlttetl In wire, but snmetlmes
oie.islons arise when tho wires noc
In-iifflclent or break down altogether
Kotv front-lino unit muxt bo pnp.itod
for such e mergencv So the pigeons ore
nlw.os kipl liatuU, and from tlmo to
time nro 'tiled out to be sura that
Ihev nro rend for ihcii work
lho pigeons iuiikl become aciMii
l iimcd to shell fire, and they will cam
Itupoitnnt messages mrnugh i heny
ntlllcry birr.igo and through gas elouds
when no othei method of communicH
llon Is nnllable
V score of famous carrier pigeons will
ho --con here with tho p!.i ' Bv Pigeon
Post "
STAGE-STRUCK, GLAD OF IT
Dorotliic Bigclcm Tells of ipcri-
imiccs in Her Fiisl Season
Dorothlo BIgelow now p.i Ing In
'M.itlmc' at the Shuhort lonressts
that nho Is more stagcstruik tod.i, after
Fcreral months of experience' tl an whin
she first innde her debut It Is rcullv
terrible to bo so stagestruck, ' eleel ired
Miss BIgelow
This Is my MrHt professional engage
ment nnd 1 ccitilnh am a strong be
lpcr In keeping up the enthusiasm
after tho excitement nt tho first plunge
subsides whli I Is but another way of
k.i ing th it tho actress who goes about
her work In u bread-and-butter spirit
nnnot hope to fulfill an groat pi ice
on the stagi
OPERA HOUSE
CHESTNUT NEAR 11TH
. PHONE LOCUST 1850
WED., FRIDAY, SATURDAY
BEGINNING
MONDAY
DIRECT FROM THE N.Y.
WINTER GARDEN IN
ITS ENTIRETY
170 PEOPLE
IN
TWO ACTS
AND
TWENTY
FIVE SCENES
ROY CUMMINGS
WM. PHILBRICK
VIOLA ENGLEFIELD
ADELE ASTAIRE
EMILY MILES
EMILY WYLEY
LEETA CORDER
COPPERHEAD
TO THE SPIBI1
LYRIC
TO THE SPIRIT Or THE HOUR"
'ijriiinpop. nii. best ei
W Kll. wed..taci..beats bx
APPLY USNEf IT DEPT.. 01IE8THUT BT.
AMERICAN MUSIC
It ASNEW CHANCE
Peeling Against German Com
! position (,iiei Onr Com
posers Big Opportunity
THIS teason should bo n good one for
American composers, that Is, tip to
Ilia point of getting their compositions
plaed Bejond tint, an thing that
transpires Is tho work of tho composer
himself
Just how far tho reaction ngalnst
Gorman music which was so pronounced
In thld countrv list senson, will go this
jcar, cannot be said so early tu the
season But It nnj lie taken for granted
that some trace of It will remain all of
tho present jcar at ntiv inte This wilt
put orchestral conductors nnd ensemble
anil solo pliiers on tho search for new
mitcrltt worth of being presented pub
llcl, nnd herein lies the clnnco of the
Amerlcnn composer, especially of works
in the Iniger foims
Josef Strnmsk conductor of tho New
York Philharmonic Orchestra, Ins al
ready announced tint he will gle a
number of American works In the larger
forms, among them being MacDowells
"Indian Suite' mphonles by Din Id
Stanlei Smith nnd Charles Sessions, and
other orchestral woiks bv Reginald
Sweet. John Powell, Mortimer W llson
and man others
AS WAS s
. of a con
said a moment ago tho fate
mposltlon after the first few
performances Is In tho hitlils of the
composer. Any conductor can put a com
position on a progiain. once or twice,
but onlv tho merit nf the work itself
in other words what tho composer Ins
put Into his music can Keep n Mar
aftir enr on high-class programs
Smcilci, It must bo admitted has not
pioduicd much music of tills tpo so
fir 'I ho fate of most sjmphonlo works
of Amerlcm composers i- to bo In aril
once No that Is not epiltc right the
fate of niol American sniphonlc works
Is not to be he ml nt nil But of tho-e
which are publicly produced, few iei
get more thin two or three hearings
bi fore they nro forgotten Ksen the
Indian Suite' of MacDowell. oui most
characteristic lomlmsor, is now rarely
heird In this connection it is gi.uifv
Ing to know that .Mi Stokowskl his put
It on next weeks progiam
T1IK rcison for this state of affaiis
is tint the American lomposor, e
pee lath In tho larger forms. Ins not et i
piodmed tho goods" In turn, the
rcison for this Is doubtless because oui
nitliiiml life has not been couducic lis
rt, to the production of art works of
tho first water In an form. But eon
so Music "otingest of tho arts semis
to be coiisldoinbl behind hei uliediilo
on the ircatl side Wo hac produced I
liter ituro mid art which bills fair to.
become pernnnent, but ery HttU "f
our music can be put in tills rategon
Pcrh ipi the world cataclysm In which
we find nurseUes taking ho prominent
it part ni.i glio tho needeil impetus
nlthoie,h we lne not, us a nation, iuf
fcred enough to produce tint tnil greit
art wliu b Is born only of the anguish
and suffering of a whole people How
eer, tho war will let down the bars to
muili nurlian music which otheiwlso
might wait long for a heiring
I
F OLIt local chamber music e-oiicli
bus not completed Its programs for
tho season, there Is a new trio receiilli
formed In New York which would ho
well worth a heiring The organization
ADELPHI
II. WOODS Preients, in Conjunction with MESSRS. SHUBERT,
THE OVERWHELMING DRAMATIC SUCCESS
Br MAX MARC1N and C1IAIILE3 CUCRNOK
w ALMA TELL
fin n ri nnr iv nu
HIT DM' I.S
AMI liDMtMII
A Play That Every
Child Should See
POPULAR MAT. THURS., Best Seats, $1
SAM S. SHUBERT T$l
MESSRS. LEE & J.
Present
ti. KE
FRESH AND FRAGRANT
AS ITS NAME
BOOK AND LYRICS BY RIDA JOHNSON YOUKO
MUSIC BY SIQMUND ROMUERO
"MAYTIMR" IS DESTINED TO LIVE.LONOEH THAN THE
USUAL MUSICAL COMEDY OP TODAY North American.
OPEB nUubt. UUILDINq, CHLbTNtlT hTRfct,TUELOWmh.rJ'J"'!'t.-.I-OCUST 3ti0
calls Itself the Klshuco Trio nnd Is com
posed of x.Vlllem Wllleke. cellist s Richard
Kpstoln, pianist, and Samusl Gardner,
violinist. Mr Wlllcko was the celllst-pf
tho Knelscl Quartet when Mr. Knelsel
disbanded his great organization Mr.
Gardner was ouo of Mr Knelscl's best
pupils and won the PuilU i lube for
composition last ear Mr i.psteln Is
an accomplished t lumber music plajer,
hiNlng often plajcd with tho Knelsel
(Juirtet nnd othei famous chamber
music organization
These "llttlo brothers of the Knelsels i
form an interesting organization. Mr.
Kpstcln has n lure distinction, ns ho
onco to'd the writer of being tho
only piano pupil of Johannes Brahms,
the gnat composer and Mr Kpstcln's
father haltig been close personal
friends It Is to bo hoped that Phila
delphia will hiNe mi opportunlt of hear
ing this lllo some time this season Tho
peculiar name of the trio Is said to hnn
been formed from a combination of
litters fiom the Christian and glen
names of Mrs F K Coolldge, n gen
erous jut rem of ehainber music The
name of an of tho three meinbeis would
hac far better giaied the organlntloti
B'
FT, spenklng nf Mis Coolldge nnd
her ambition to stlmulito chamber
music (and It needs It lu this eoiintn
mid csiieel ill In Phllidclphla) she has
Just offered a prlzo of $10(10 lo the cent
poser of the best son.itn or suite for
lol.i nnd piano Composers nu until
July 13, 1910, to turn In pnnuscrlpts
and the ohalimm of tho committee of
awards will be Louis Billh. lnli of the
Flon7.ilej quirtet. The winning ccm
posltlnn will be plaed next e.ir nt the
Berkshire Festlal of Clnmher Music
nt Plttstleld, Miss, Mr llilll pi ning
tho Nlol.i put
Just win Mrs Coolldge should hae
i hnscti this loniarkablii combination for
so luge a prlzo Is not ciultc clear It H
epilto true tint tho lltcratuio for Mol.i
and piano Is ery limited, but the lola
is not n grateful solo Instrument clthei
to boar or to piny I.oelV as It Is In
quillets or othi r forms of i lumber
music, lis loin Is ton nmbi r ami tun
iiotonoos for solo perform urn The
win ill In F mlnoi of Rubinsti In liprob
nbh the best one ier wrlttin. but eeu
ibis will not heir fmiuent hearing 'lho
results of Mis Coolldge s experiment
will bo watched with Intel esl be eiuirlel
111 111 is
AMI of the most frequeuth
ri pe ited
J c li iri,es ,ig ill)
American musical
WM. PENN
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"WINNING WINNIK"
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MARION DAVIDS
In "I 111, III Hill N CM' I'ltlllll '
iomi'I Mi- nNiir, mi. i. nit n-iiNN
MONDAY MUSICALES
III I I I.N I ll STUM I ltl II NI I ItllllM
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Nolo illle cliinufil llikilsilstcil No I ceo l
i v v i i: n
The 1 iimoim Irrmli Tenor nml Ids tnni!iiii
111 I Irsl Nniiniriitlre llerp. In (npceit
Tliki Is Clot. 1 llnh 1 1 III Hi. sltllii iinlot
It bus $1 r.O S.'no Nn Nur I ,x
& J.
Matinee Today 2:15
Tonicht at 8:15
ItEAfTT ASP lONFIIMSI ITS rOFTtf
Man, Woman and
it
J. SHUBERT
HUBERT
3YA TRIUMPHANT
v1 WEEK gsg,,
Matinee Tods)'
Beit Seati, $1.50
A -Play
With
Music
WITH
JOHN
CHARLES
THOMAS
JOHN T.
MURRAY
DOROTHIE
BIGELOW
and Entire
Nbnv York
Company
UIIVN1
J. SHUBERT 1 1
discrimination Is that wo cannot judge
inuslo when wo hear It, nnd we must
hae the stamp of Kuropenn npproxal
ipi. , "ccepi a musical work
The recent death of Liza Lehmnnn.
tho famous woman composer, recalls nn
Incident which rtimps this charge as
totalli f.use In nt least one Instance
, Madime Lohniann. whoso song ejclc.
I 'In n Perslnn Garden ' h ih doubtless
been sung more times than mi similar
work e.Ncr composed had written her
i now famous conipoclilnn, nnd had the
i not unusual experience of !,. n,g unible
'to get It published nimlly n UInlI
patron of music had It perform",! at her
V,V.',L 1",foro ll ,ho1"' asseml.hgo of
British muslclins nnd societi it was
then taken up h Kngllsh com en sing
eis. but bad no particular success
F.nil.y , .cached this countr.c where
ts success was Instant me.ius and toda. '
twcnt-two o.irs later it it doubtliss
mic- iimii iiopunt wi.rlc of tt ,ni
It Is tnterestlng to note Hint Iim,i
Illspham whs tho birllrni who t.mic pin
In the first public perfnnmmu n isle;
1902
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WEDNESDAY &THURSDAY
EDNA GOODRICH
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Added "Nelchbor'a Keyhole"
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY"
THEDA BARA
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IIIMRD FRONT 8T & OIRASD AVE.
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Hilda Wilson and Ben Dalres, Madame
Lehmann herself playing tho plann ac
eompanlment. (
Those who know Liza Lehmann only
as tho composer of "In n Persian Gar
den" and 'The Daisy Chain" may be
surprised to know thnt she composed nn
opera, "Tho Vicar of Wakefield, trie I
dental music for plajs ballads for olic
nnd orchestra and tinny piano pieces
She was n granddaughter of Robert
Chambers, the famous Scotch writer and
publisher, and was equally a singer and
pianist
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