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MADAME CALVE
AT PORTLAND

Madame Emma Calve. who il to be
presented by John Cot In Portland
Oh Thui sday. December 5th. at the
II eiIig theatre, has been called "the
greatest of Csimens y because her
embodi iment o, 20 'oHtral figure In
Bizst's masterful % ra has been &C
eepied in all the q At capitals Of the
world rs che fual word in lyric eX-
preston So closely associated IL
CaiVe with Carmen that one cannot
think OF either without involuntarily
thinking OF lie other. Not only has
she sung tue role aud lives 1t better
than any other great singer, but she
has also sung it oftener than any liv
ing singer because the great music
loving public never tires OF hearing
l'r in it.
All of these taings have led the
nGn igemeut of her present concert
tor t. eml 0dy the second act OF the
Orc53 in the pIogTaMme of every con-
cert which she will give this season.
This act will be given with scenery
and costumes She Ia surrounded on
this tou' by concert company OF un-
usual strength, which includes NJ.
Lloyd D'Aubiguy. the famous French
tenor; Mile. ReLee Chemet, violin
sl Of exceptional skill aud M. Camille
De ,reus, pianist whose ability as all
accompanie' has won him the critical
and popular approx Of all Europe.
Mail orders tor seats for the Port
land engagement of Madame CalVe are
now being received They should BE-
sent to W. L. Pangle, manager Heilig
theatre, and should contsin postotiice
money orders or checks for the re-
quired amount, made payable to him.
A self ADDRESSED, stamped envelope,
should also be enclosed, to insure a
safe return. Those sending In all or
ders are requested by the management
to specify the price, number and pre-
ferred location OF seats desired.
The prices which have been ar
ranged for the Portland engagement |
nre as follows:
Orchestra, first six rows, So.
Orchestra, remaining ten rows, 81.
Balcony, first four rows, 81.
Balrony, next five lows, S3.
Balcony, last five rows, So.
Gallery, frat six rows (IessI ved) 81.
All mail orders will be filed in the
order of their receipt before the oren-
in Of the regular sale on Monday,
De e'ember End.
The second act from Bizet's Carmen
has place on every programme to be
rendered by Madame Calve this year
during her concert tour. This ia be-
cause she il universally conceded to
be the greatest living delineator oil
the ceutral figure in this picturesue
aud passionate story of the tragic love
of tha Spanish cigarette maker. The
arf will be given with scenery and
costumes.
Calves Carmen is the greatest OF
al Carmens because she Is the great
ct dramatic artist upon the operatic
stage. Tie successful p0rtrayer OF
CnrAicn must he great actress be
Gu SO it Is admittedlg the finest act
lGJ ole In grand opera. Calve is liIst
Of n great actress and then great
81 the orchestra strikes up the
overture from Carmen, no matter
whether it is an operatlc performance
nr merely concert, that her own
personality unoonsciously slips away
md she becomes Tor the nonce the
l3t bloodai and fiery daughter of
Spain.
These qualities are what make Ma
lame Calve absolutely unlike other
,oncert singers Her concert method
IL unique because she throws her
whole heart and soul into her singing.
u ar art not only meets with critical
Il proYal but with enthusiastic and
j yty enthusiasm as we'll. She more
la o!eets the demands OF tho /. as
IRA of musical criticism aud she Ia
he idol of the great public ot score
d untriaa throughout the wolld.
When she appears In Portland on
December 9Th, at the He'll.
g theatre, she will be supported by
company OF exceptional ex-
Among the artists who will
assist her aie Mile, Renee Chemet,
Violinist combining rare technical
skill with snbtie sense of musical
expression; M. Camille Decreus, a pi
snist with an International reputa-
Lion, and M. Lloyd D'Aubigny, the
famous French tenor, who will assist
Madame Calve In her rendition of the
second act of Carmen, and whose
singing at the Grand opera house in
palis during the past three years has
won him wide popularity In the
French capitol. M. D'Aubigny will
he heard in two solos In The strictly
concert part o, the programme and,
as mentio1ed teiore, will appear with
Madame Calve in Carmen as Don
Jose.
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