Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-09-17
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EXPOSITION.
rho Reiinsd Fedsttss Woman's Orcsestra
Now Pssfos ming. Assisted by the
Tsa-Year Old Piane Mar
vel, Hattie Sshslder.


The New Exposition at Pittsburg
is now In its full autumn glory, and
declared on all hands to be thing
Of beauty throughout and the great
est collection Of attractive features
ever gathered together under one
roof.
Labor Day brought suburbanites by
the thousands, while the seasons first
two excursions were responsible Tor
another mighty outpouring of the Ex-
positions loyal and devoted out-of-
town clientele And among all these
thousands there was not single
voice but acclaimed in loudest tones
the high excellence OF the present Ex-
position in its every department.
Many promises of weight had been
made in advance by the management,
and with one accord 1t was agreed
that more even had been presented
than was intimatei in these pledges.
Creatore and his wonderful music
were magnets for two weeks, and
thousands upon thousand to-day
cherish precious impressions created
under the spell of his magic baton.
But towering as was this musicians 6
stature. he was but forerunner OF
other attractions in musical scheme
that has been arranged in scale OF
ascending brilliancy.
For the 10 days beginning Wednes-
day, Sept 16, and continuing until
Saturday, Sept. 26, inclusive, the Fa'
dette's Woman's Orchestra. OF Boston,
will be heard in New Exposition mu-
sic hall, and a rich musical treat iS
| in reserve for all who will be priVi-
| legged to hear them The importance
of the engagement may be gauged
from the statement that this is the
| second time known in the history OF
| the world when so girl artists have
| been gathered into an organization
| calling for performance upon every
| instrument found in the grand or
| chestra.
Ever on the alert and in the ad-
vance guard the Exposition manage
| ment has been foremost in champion
ing the cause Of woman in the field OF
| instrumental music. and the success
of its last years experiment has been
its amplest compensation.
| To hear girls playing the unwleloy
oboe. flute, trombone, French horn
| ans eornet in manner well-nigh per
feet will prove an exhilarating sur
| prise. and be highest incentive FOL
| parents to give closer attention to the
| musical development OF their daugn
tiers.
The stage department OF the nifty
members of the Fadettes Is simply
fiawlsss. while their performance mas
that magnetic quality of jaintiness
refinement and elegance that place;
it in a class all its own. Now pic
ture this organization gowned In pure
white with occasional touches OF dell
cate colors. resplendent in the daz
| zling light Of New Exposition music
hall. and the heart leaps for JOY a
the scene. ,
Soloist with the Fadettes for tn
| Axst tunr days will be little HATH
1 Gu6n60nru. 40 osa TnA rn0s
Saos, yet playing de piano 50 mss
| veIo1siv that one almost believes
Paderevpki to be at the ivory key
board. Little Hattie is indeed won
der. and wherever she appears ther
Is an audience completely carrie.
away ih admiration and amazemen'
This is THE WEEK for attendanc
at the New Exposition, with Its score
of exhibits entirely new, its doze
superb special attractions, its mae
nidcent music, and its beautifully Il
Illuminated buildings, which are paci
ed from nit to dome with all that
beautiful entertaining and insuu'
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