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whatever role she ettsayt, arid the miner
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Inpinbeis of the pest wern of a rnllhpr
which would make them stars In any
ether cempniy,
Kil'-fiXSi.XSXiS fiitlw henm nnf lt tltU "i ,mtv
...BiiMbeth Rethbr f0P music," hclne se cle.Iinntril by the
3ric7 Antifen" composer. He ,Uses, the leit-metif
ircrij, tucrv win accerainK in one
.'alarehl
Annin j.KathlMn Heward
Conductor vArtur Bedamky,
The Metropolitan Opera Company, of
New Yerk, last cuninc name Richard
Strauss' remlc - opera "Der llesenkuv
eiler" te an Immense and de'ighted nil
dlnire In the Acndemy of MiimIi1, the
petfermance bpltu one of the best that
the cemiinuy him ever Klun In this city.
Several new hIiirith nerc In the cast,
nil of thorn from ()erm.in epern heusr-a,
nnd two of them ut least. Paul ltendcr
iiml ntlnbeth Uethbertr. ns well as
Mnrln .tcrltzu, ute nppeered Inst
lensnn, proved te be jsrent nildlllens te
tlic rmntmm. Ill lines whlrh een with
the Metropolitan lias
wine
IV
iilding, nt Uerwj-n. He said he wns
fitting out because tn lending rclilents
bbv tli Inn tihililt Iirt.l urinnlit tn F,tit him
. I e I w 4" t .! i i ! Us Brrnt revetines, tlie Melropellta
lte 'P"'. .: ?"' te beard.' J-1I0IK.fl, of th,l,lr,t eriUrr f0P
ssiib rcuKnniiiMi mm ui..-viini. , i...ii. .1,,.,
-WhUweitli, -ami I am net pli Mcally , , h stnulK(.st ,rjhli. meiinpr.
fMfi te bcir with the pctt bickeilnrs. '()f lc n,.w inK(.rM jir, non,Kr made
.f certain pi-eple who wish m portion. I r,,llm,)M th,, B,,,t,hf Impiis.lmi uheii
t,81nre they with It e urduitl;- nnd have ,. w,fn,lerfnl ihiiriulerlntlen which he
taken such stieinums mums of euttltu; ,, u tnKen Inte consideration. The rele
, me, they mn lun It and nre welcome uf the II iron m.ikes mere dramatic de de
te It." ... ninnils et the iemed order than It does
,. The treublf, which resulted In the'xecnl. A Herman opera comedian who
MMsnatlen bcf.ri i.hcn n petition does net oierde the roles Is one of the
sponsored bj ChiuisM i.ei, of l)eon, met dlliicult tlilnjcs te obtain, but the
a .retired boel publisher, who whs de- Mettope Itnn has one In .Mr. Mender,
fentcd twice bj Mr. Tener for e'ectien and one of the highest pelble order.
te the beard, asked the cetut ut Wet He Kipt the .mdieiiee nmu'ed ilnriiiR bin
Chester te iemne the two men from entire time en the Ma Be mid wng what
office, chnrgiim them with Irregularities be had te de uduilrnhlji . tils elce is
-ami failure te II up te the State's n bass of ieellent iiunlltj and great
choel cede. ( rane. ... , ,
The Hgners of the petition ten of I Ml-s Itethberg Im one of the best
tlm Inriri&l l.iinl.m-.ii..py nn.l .im.h Oil es lit III .UetlOpOlltllll Celli lllll . 11I1U
besides Mr. Lea. nie Mrs. 1'dw.ird II
Casntt, r.''rwjn; 11. V. T'lddle mid
Mrs. Helen Dlnsee. I'.iell : T. Truxton
Hare. Htinfferd; Slcphen Heekcher.
Strafferd: Jlehert Le Iteiittlllrr, North
Wayne: .1. K. Tlndle. Vallej Kerse;
Chnrhs Ilnilc. Strafford, mid A. lid
mini ltrlnten.
" There will be mint her meeting this
week.
lilgmr trnte than thiH cannot be Kixcn,
' Jler elce N tintmii illy lilgh, of r-
1 iliiNite clearniHs and splendid qunllt).
i llirV Is a iii;iii:r tell, in the opera, but
what nctiiv was necessnr. she did nde-
iiintel,. iiltlieiiKb It Is apparent that
bti xecal Rlftb far excel her diamatlc
enr.
I Mine, .lei ita alhrmeil the tine im-
presxlun he created lnt season In her
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let. "V.'lnterln la
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J C. Johaten, D.P.A.
1635 Chettnut St.,
?hila.. Pa.
Waihlnitten. D. 0
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analyst, 111) motives In the work,'
which are developed freely In the
Wnanerlnn style of oemnosltlnn. hut
with nn Individuality which belong te
rcbimi-v uii'iii- nc ii'M-' it cur mere
Ijrlc st.lc than in any of his ether
works, the waltz of the Vienna .tpe
made famous by the elder (Jelmn)
Strauss being a feature of each net
n ml. unlike nil his ether operas, en
sembles nte introduced, many of them
wfth
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HPHERE is related a legend of a mighty
Persian ruler who, desiring te bestow
upon the favorites of his Harem presents
of unusual beauty and character, would
disguise himself in the dress of an artificer
and mingle with the crowds at the bazaars.
There he would spend hours at a time
searching for rare Oriental tapestries,
woven with threads of pure geld; for the
silken rugs of Kheraan and the soft, luxu
rious cushions of Vezd, whose down stuff
ings were perfumed with incense and myrrh.
Sometimes his quest was successful and lie
would return te his palace laden with some
precious ornament of furnishing, the whole
cost of which was returned a hundredfold
by. the pleasure of giving. At ether times
he would spend hours, days even, seeking,
without result, an offering that would meet
his exacting requirements.
Such is the Christmas Spirit of America.
True happiness lies in the joy of giving.
And yet, as did this ruler of Olden Persia
believe, a gift can convey no mere of love
and friendship than the gier imparts te it
by care and thought in its selection.
These who prefer te remember friends and
family at Christmas by gifts of distinction
and individuality will find at Valiant's,
because of the high ideals and unceasing
efforts of their organization, an assortment
of articles acceptable and pleasing te the
most discriminating.
Whether it be an accessory te milady's
boudoir, a rug, a chair, or ether articles for
the home, you will find Valiant service
ready and willing te assist you in making
the selection you desire.
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imuncta of this, and thty are tterhnpa interfering with the trace and llihtneia
taemusical hjth spots et the opera. of the whole work Mr. Bddanahy gave
Bntjt la,.n the marteleus scerlnf an admirable reading, maintaining net
that much-et the charm of the work lies. enir the balance ' between veleea and
Never before has n comic opera been.ae ercheatra, bat also betweenrtheme sad
vureiunT nn te enwiiyciy Bcjircn. ah 1 tncme, even m the meat involved parts,
the wonderful tonal effects, both for sole '
Inatriimanla atiil tnr tvirahlnnrf nnnu am
Jeuitcl In 'this remarkable score. There
Is a tremendous polyphony nnd nn In In
tcrwerklttg of motif utterly Impossible
te fellow in detail without the full score,
but which are mera than appnrent tc
the rnsunl ear. But with all this com
plicated detail, there Is never any eon
fiiiien of sound for the salient voices,
whether human or In the ercheatra, nre
nlwnys perTienderant, nnd, alt heugh,
perhaps, half n dozen themes may un
derlie n wait motif, the latter is always
clearly heard. The technique of the full
orchestra which has made the Strauss
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Why Great Fleets Grew
Frem the First Stewart
"We bought the first ten Stewart sold in Milwaukee
and it ia atill in service. We new operate 25 Stewarts
and they are real truck.
P. J. SULLIVAN,
, Free. SulUve-Vt Delivery
Truck users buy Stewart after Stewart
Seme operate Meets of 20, 20 or 50. In
most cases they started with one. They
say mere for Stewart worth than all else.
Fer instance the Eastern Massachusetts
Ry. Ce. new operate S3 Stewarts.
Chassis Prices
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TIMEKEEPERS
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and evety ttaveLceiiv
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YOU CAN meter every day ever perfect highways-
by the sea or along the base of grcenclad mountains.
There are big resort hotels and cozy inns or you
can rent a bungalow and enjoy your own rose garden.
Gelf links galore and excellent schools for your children. '
The Santa Fa operates fenr dally trails te California. On of tbeas
the CaUferaia Limited is oxelmively for firtt-elais travel.
Frsd Harvey serves all the meats "all the way."
Spiek-and-ipaa new steel equipment en th California Limited,
There ax Pullmans via Grand Canyon National Park te Les Anfelei
en both th California Limited sad th Missionary. We will arrange
your Pullman reservations ee yen ean stay at
ta Canyon any number or days and be at
eured of spaee when reiumlug journey.
Why net visit Southern Arizona feintf or
returning? It it delightful at Cattle Het
Springs, Ingletide and Chandler.
May I tend you our deteriptiv booklets and
arrange detailt ei your trip?
H. C. Smith, Oan. Aftat
O. C. Dlllard. Dlat. Pass. Act.
A. T. & H. r. Ry.
(02 Flaanee Bid? , Philadelphia, Pa,
Phene: Locust IM
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When Yeu Buy Your New Car
Whether it be Studebaker or Paige Buick,
Nash, Ree, Hup, Oakland, Chandler,
Durant, Dedge, Willys Knight or Over
land Make it a Badger California Sedan.
An integral part of the car net just a makeshift
"top." Stately in appearance absolutely noiseless.
Completely equipped with visor, ornamental coach irons,
dome light, beveled plate glass, side curtains, etc.
Guaranteed for the life of the car. Ask your dealer.
LOUIS ROTHSCHILD COMPANY
OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOONS
687 N. Bread Street Pmmlmr SH0
&&
California
?cean
r. 4. e. Buffalo
Stewarts cost $200 te S300 less. Many,
built 10 years age, are still rendering
geed, economical service. These are
some reasons for Stewart's great pepu
larity.
Gemery Schwartz Moter Car Ce.
Sales Roem, 128-140 North Bread
Service Station, 2400-14 Market St.
MOTOR TRUCKS
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Confidential Convenient Credit Cheerfully
Such is the policy of this house. We muke it possi
ble for you te get ull the credit you need, without any
red tape, and cheerfully help you complete your
Christmas gift list.
A amnll first payment ghes
Writ hr
Seeks of
Cimi,
FREE
you immediate possession nnd
the payments thereafter are
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made te suit your cemenience.
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Fer irl'Mer thU rlni
has no aqual. Thrm full
cut whlu dlaraeiult In
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. $60.00
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eap., IS and IT Jtw.1!: lt-k rilw
or whlu sold eu'i hich watch U
suaraauad by ih. mtnurictix.r
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In Buying Any Closed Car
Always Consider the Open Car Price
It will Reveal Chassis Value
Open car cost shows the mechanical value no sacrifice has been made in meter
you get in any closed car. And the differ- clutch, transmission, axles or frame. The
ence shows what the closed body costs. Essex is famed as one of the world's lead lead
Se consider well the two types of closed inff fel1r ?ynder cars. Even European ex-
cars that sell around $1300. Seme cost 'cris ca" us moier the greatest of its size.
almost double the open car price.
De Yeu Want That Type
ThiM?
Steadfast Service
First of All
The Essex Coach is positively reliable.
Carefree, untroubled transportation, ' at
the lowest cost for fuel, oil, tires and main
tenance is assured-
The Essex Coach at $1245 gives all essen
tial closed car qualities en a chassis that
COSt S1045 in the nnM tnnr11a
Thebedy is simple and sturdy, built for eVlVi
service and comfort. It fills ever$r closed seJve you bJtTr We thtX J!1 ?"
car utility, and te provide such advantages the twh&
Touring ,. . .,1045 Uabrielet $U45 c,. '
HUDSON PRICES . ...,.. 11241
Speedster H..fi525 7-Psm. PhwUm. $1575 Coach shu.-; e.-
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2 StTtiee Stotlea 2400-14 Market St.
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