Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16

the Schneider & Mueller auditorium under
the local management OF Mrs. w. w.
Turner
a meeting of the May festival committee
was held at Mr.. Borglum's studio on
Wednesday. The different members re-
ported the progress which they had made.
The outlook is extremely good. The d.
rectorate has worked hard and earnestly
A large subscription list has already been
signed. The business houses have also
helped generously. The festival should be
a success, artistlcally and financially.
Monday evening, December II, Mr.. VIII
Tabor gives his second organ recital at
the First Congregational church. All lovers
Of the exquisite in music should 60 Mr.
TabOrs programs are treat, indeed. He
plays as very few organists can play
here or abroad He should have a full
house to listen to him.
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December % Mr.. Gillian announces a con-
cert by Ellen Beach Yaw at the Audi
torium, assisted by Maximilian Dick vio-
linist; Georgella Lay, pianist and A. Bat
ties, flutist.
There will be a recital given BY the
pupils Of Miss Louise Shadduok and the
Omaha Juvenile orchestra Saturday even
ing, December 10, at the Schneider & NIuel-
ler auditorium.
Miss Yaw has been abroad studying for
ten years. Her art has broadened. She
has received good notices all through the
east. She will be remembered as the girl
with the phenomenally high voice Years
ago she was heard at Boyd's remember
particularly her singing Of the Last Rose
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looking, very like a lily. GeorgieIla Law
pianist. and Macmillan Dick, yio.inlst
were with her on her former tours, Tbev
also have been abroad studying and plav.
ing.
once met Mr. Dick at a Minnesota. fish
, ing camp, where he was resting On,
night we had dance, with country IA
Z dler to supply the music. Along at tn,
, end Of the evening, when we had all hac
a great time and danced ourselves lame
, Mr.. Dick went up TO the fiddler, took li,
, fiddle away from him and for an hour W,
sat still as mice. while the erstwhil,
squealSy old instrument gave out such tone
and sweetness as no one dreamed coulC
p have been in it. The old country fiddle
received It back with a look Of mingled In
credulity and reverence.
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New York has another tenor 70 worship
[ Bonci made his debut in II Puri Tanl,
at the Hammerstein opera house Hi
2 voice is truly lyric sxquisltely sweet, an,
he executes runs trilis and ornament
with crystalline purity, Bonci and Caruso
: Different, but equally good What riches
o, for box at both opera houses and al
automobile TO rush me back and forth
a Win anyone ever Invent for the strenuou
( American way 70 be In two places a
: once? Personally, l would like 10 go L
India and discover how TO put away M
q body in some comfortable nook and z
i sailing, sailing with my soul. What goo
: are bodies, anyway Clumsy. bulk
Z things. Forever trying to keep up {
8 their creaklng way with the spirits tina
g are in them. Bodies keep shrieking 70
y clothes and 10 be fed. They are the Who'll
e source Of troubles and worry and yet me
D are afraid Of death and think II an awfl
! thing. III warrant when our husks ar
4 gone, wen wonder how we ever were pa
a tent with them 70 long. Then we wi
d understand
Z All this has wandered far from Bone
& ! was thinking how l would ache when
g set to New York and Try 70 absorb a year
e substance in three weeks.
ie on next Thursday evening at the Presby
n terrain church, Bellevue, the Gaul cantatj
e 'The Holy City" will be given unds
"a direction OF Alice ~ Fawcett II,
Bellevue college chorus will AFFORD n
h background, with Mrs. c, N. Wilhelm s,
* prano, Miss Bishop contralto. Mr. II.
IN Hazleton tenor, and Mr.. O. W. Manchest,
a bass, as the soloists. Omaha people ca
I'd take cars for Bellevue At Twenty-fourt
and y streets. South Omaha, at o'cloS
and will get cars returning at o'clock.
pc The third recital given by the pupils
~ Fred @. Ellis win be given Tuesday. d
a cember Is, assisted by Frank strawn. puI
he Of Mr.. Borgium, and Charles Haveiice
pupil Of Robert cuscaden.
AZ AIARY LEARNED