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'it'WITH "LA GIOCONDA"
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WfV.? "t.A OIOCONO.V"
,.A '' Oprn in four acta by l'onchlelll
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DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
THE MAGIC RUG
id oAimv
Promt- lUlly.
Haiku Sam. Joiunu
J?ti tturf .oiirsfimc fltiir urc yirrtrrt
oifdjy to Persia by a mhnffc run. Thc)
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mo (rnuetn.v ot .musip wuii n wm. j
linlnnred nnil entliuxinstiritlly retidorcd
performance of Ponehiclli's "l.n 5io-
, rtindn." The performniice. it must be ;
"said, opened without nny very great!
promisfc, but became better ami better)
ns It progressed until in the tiurti nnu - - -- - -
fourth acts there were many place in i f''ral ..f civil aviation, at St. Cohim
both of sintrluir nn.l n'ctinc wnx ihown. ! Mnnv comnioners and diNtltiKitiMied
The hnnom of the principnl parts i peionn.
1.AUY SYKHS
Fonnerly Miss Isabel Law. dnucb
trr of . Hoiiiii' Law. who was
married in London yesterday to
Major General Sir Frederick '
Sykes
includinc Premier T.loycl
feared Kl Murfa nnd AvViulil rather ,havc
(the lobber as a friendly son-in-law than
us a bitter etlemy.
I "You Bee It Is no use tryln to fool El
, Sturfa," Bald Haban to his eohbbic
rlaugliter, "You mlKht ns well marry
him anil have ilono with It."
TlicBn word seemed very heartless and
cruel to Penny and Billy, who felt ilcoi
lilty for the fair Pernlan maiden and her
younn lover. They wero eager to save
her from Kl Murfa if they could.
"Perhaps. If we could fool him with
another falsi brldo bo would go array
I dlscusted." siiRpestcd Penny,
i "Yes. but who will be the bride?''
asked nilly. looking around upon those
present, ma eyes rested upon Lone-
i nil i 'in I","m""iV- .. t .1 11 r f
v went, to Mix- Peralta in the title role I i.eorne. aueimeu u.e wciuiur. .Major
an.l l llfillntm nu
rtnltttN thr tnir Astnra na lit hrti
Haiku Sam dresses (IS a briilc and fools I sinmn Hear.
El Murfa.) I "Kr-UBh' Id ll,0 ' Ret after that
I robber." growled Lonesome Hear, licking
CII.U'TIIK V his chops. "I'd soon cyro him of brldo
TIip llunctnn llrlile , huntlnn.;. ,
EL MUUKA. .he robber, picked himself , hfl 0")
-' out of the bramble bushes, where ho Astara from bis rlutchfea."
nan oeen kickcu oy unmy aam, nna
bhook IiIh fist at the castle.
"1 want no bride whose love tay Is like 1
the kick of a mule." ho shouted angrily.
"Then seek a bride elsewhere." nn- ,
rwereil ftaban the Greedy, and Mere
was great rejoicing In the castle. They
thought the rohbei would go his way
nnd leave the fan Astarn in peace o
Wed her lover-prince. But the next
words ot the robber showed that they re
joiced too soon
"That strong puiirluug daughter c.m
not be she vhoe beauty Is famed
through all Peisla You have another
daughter. O Kuban the Oreedy!"
Ttaban dared not deny thlB. "Yes,"
he answered, while Astara and her lover
prince turned pale with fresh fear.
"Thett give her to me ns my bride, and
you shall base the fat sheep I prom
ised," shouted Kl Murfa
itaniui s eyes aga 11 grew covetous, no
So Lonesome Bcnr was dressed In the
blue robo and lone -veil, and ho made
just as flno a looking bride ns had Balky
nam. Italian tne u reedy adopted mm as
n daughter nnd sent him forth In cx
ohango for the flock of fat sheep.
Kl Murfa looked with favor on this
new bride. "You are 'fat," he said. "But
fat ladles are nice, Come to my arms,
my Bwcct one !"
N'ow thnt'ln itlsl what Lonesome Bear
wanted, for If there Is anything a benw
lines it is 10 nug soma one wneincr
that olfc bo friend or foe.
l.oncsomo Bear opened wide his paws
un'd clasped 131 Murfa In a mighty hug
a hug that made tho robber yell, a hug
that made him casn. a bus Hint made
Mm hang breathless While his tongue
stuck from his mouth nnd his fnco grew
black, Never had 131 Murfa been hugged
unlll ho was forced to let go. Li Murfa
fell limply to the grounfl nnd Jpncsomo
Bear was driven back -to the castle Kates.
"Er-ughl That wbb a dandy hug
growled Lonesome Bear. "I lold you 1I
cure that robber of hln bride-hunting.
But Kl "Murfa Vasn't cured yet, n&
they were soon to learn.
fTomoroitf will lc totd how El
Murfa gets n biiingbrMi.)
Haddon Heights Class fJlnes
Haddon llelfihtM. N. .1., dune !. At
tiie nnniinl dinner of Mny6r Willinm
Dnllni's lliblc class Inst night in tlie
Methodist church Mayor Dnllns was the
nrlnelnnl stirnker. Dr. Crmnweli Iron
sides, president of tho clnsi, nnd the
like that he was being hugged to death. iHeVi w, . Unvcr, pastor of the church,
" But the robber's follnwers saw whati',n,i n,lilree
was happening. They ran up with guns mn(le ""dresses.
and pikes nnd prodded Lonesome Bear
ih. in ..us- 1 i-iuiin in mi- in.. ..... ., .,.' 1 o, i... ,i i,iu .if Vh. i,,fi uanmi s eyes ngn 11 Brew coveious. no
jtnd Mr. llalleyter ns the villain. Bar- ' ' n . k J IV' r " vL-i?r ktl Un,lletl thostl fn' ""P- Besides he
nsba. In the early part of the n..e.. ; Croydon b airplane for Ncwcanth-. f
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JHss 1'eraltn' voice bail amiile power
but appeared to lack color. Hut in the 1
fine ensemble which closes the second
scene of the third act nnd in the tre- ,
mendous part for the soprano In the
last 'net she left little to be desired,
either in tone or quality. In the aria
"0 Pietosl" and the long scene follow -'
ing It she did her beif work of the opera
and rose to a very high level.
Mr, Hallestcr made a most favorable
Impression front the beginning until its
:I0Se. His voice is lull unii rirn 111
quality unci uinple in power. In tin '
Singing of the barcarolle. "Ah! IWn- '
tor;" in the second acK he was at his I
.best vocally, and dramatically he sus- 1
talned the i-harncter well and consist -ntly
throughout. Perhnps more than 1
nny other in the cast he assimilated the
Yemenis of his part and brought them
out' In accordance with his conception
of the role:
Mr. Salazar was somewhat disap
pointing in the tenor role. His voice
Is of agreeable quality and moderate
o-er. hut seems to Hive been over-
cultivated, and his change from head 1
x 1 . ......... .....1 ..... . ..... , ...,,. lint
. Ill CIII'M IIMir!, ll'lil . I ,,-,'. ..... .....
nlwnys happy. He -nuz the part con
Kclentiously. if perhaps with a surplus
of bentitnetit. ami his work in the nu
merous ensembles was I'xi'i'ptionully
good. Fernanda Dnria ns excellent
ns the blind mother iif La fJiocnndu.
mA i1!o.1.'Lnil ti vnioft tf I'V t V'l n fill till IT
nnwer and beautv in the uiiiisiihI niini-
ber of important solos nllnltid to tlii
part. Stella !) Metie was also fullv
adequate in the honiewhat ungrateful
part of Laura. . (
"La Oioconda' is an opera 111 whun 1
the ensembles ore nuiiieroiis and ini- !
portnnt. fully equal in number and nn ,
jortance to the solos, ami last evening
they were nil ".veil done. Among t -
prlncipnl ones should be mentioned the '
trio "Figlin. die reggi il treinul"" in
;the first act. which, by. the wn . is
v much too long and lacking in actum-'
the duet "B ur. Anatema" for t;io
conda and Laura in the second act. ami
the exquisite trio -'Sulle tui inaiii" in
the lust act.
The chorus was splendid. Pnuehielli
had a fondness t'or choral effects, rare
in a modern operatic composer . ami this
opera is full of tine vocal effects, ivliidi
the chorus last evening gave with an
enthusiasm cquall. rare in a prnfes
sional chorus and a tine tonal quality.
The famous ballet, "The Dance of the
Jlours." was superbly conceived 11ml
lighted. It was danced with the entliu
sinsm .rnicii nrmeatc( the niioie pet-
N lormancc. Hlflinitgh a little more re
hearsal in the technical requirements
of the claborntc conception would have
made the dancing perfect. As1 it ua,
the ballet hnd the unusuiil honor of tn
recalls, which were well deserved. Carlo
Teroni conducted with skill anil uniier
ntnnding. Although the opern did not
end until after midnight, the audience
remained to the close. Tonight "Faust"
TVltJ ne performed, and tnmoriow im-li
"HlSOletto. in lii, h Mr rtnlnki.,r
will sing his star part the title rnl.
, MISS ISABEL LAW A BRIDE
Daughter of Commoner Married to
Major General Sykes
London, dune ( Mi- .uc Law.
'daugliter of Andieu lionnr Law. gov
ernment hpokesiiiau in the House of
Commons, was mamed to Major Hen
ei'al Sir Frederick Svkes. controller
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Hon, map anil circular with lioautlfully eolorptl vlawa
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