The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-12
Fargo operahouse.
Feb. 14-19.-vaudevilie.

While the smart towns are stepped
in fashion these days and the shopping
streets are alive with alert women on
the qui vive for new ideas, new tricks
In out and finish. new designs which
they can incorporate into modish
gowns, suddenly up goes the curtain
and ah-h-the arrival of Imported
gowns inside information and the
opportunity to view the exquisite
frocks themselves, with all the multi
plicity Of thought they convey For
here comes Olga Nethersole, the best
dressed woman on the stage, the one
great artist who emphasizes every lat
est detail OF her wardrobe to fit the
occasion.
Besides a good look at the various
gowns which Miss Nethersole wears,
there is an opportunity for the well
dressed woman to study the small
touches. For instance, the draping of
the veil. Jewels to match the gown and,
most Important of all lines. The val
ne OF lines should be as carefully stud
led as color, ornamentation and tex
ture Of material.
During the first act OF Sapho, when
Miss Nethersole apears at the mas
uuerads ball as Fanny lie Grand in a
marvellous Greek costume, one can see
the beautiful result of combining COLI
or and lines. The Grecian robe of
white crepon with Grecian bands trim
med with tinsel bands is topped with
O wonderfully draped mantel of warm
cerise satin, which only stops to show
the white crepe entwining the ankles
and displaying the perfect Grecian
sandals. On her head the laurel wreath
completes the picture.
d In Sapho's second act Is seen Miss
Nethersole's blood rose chiffon dress,
with all the tricks Of the dressmaker's
art manifested. There are embroidered
panels and borders Of gold filet lace
emphasizing the striking note of the
new seasons fashions. And that
something about the soft folds of a
pretty drapery that gives the wearer
a grace and dignity which are the
pride of every woman who cares for
her appearance, and where is the wo-
man who does not?
with this delightful gown is worn
a coat of lavender raw silk with red
dish tint. embroidered in Grecian de-
sign with rose colored rope and gold
thread. And here Is the effect of
the Dolnan sleeve with the Redding-
ton coat skirt The perfect reception
wrap is solved. A wonderful hat and
feather boa of the same remarkable
cerise color are melted into lovely
delicious harmony.
4 aVfyk a4N h(ss
third act a note OF carelessness is
sounded. The value OF everything I'm
its one right place, as described be-
fore, strikes back. Although the black
skirt and fancy dressing sacque are of
beautiful materials, the careless way
they are worn by Miss Nethersole to
portray the character of Sapho, tells
why go many wives lose the admira-
tion OF their husbands.
Ladies' who desire to affect black
will do well to see he simple elegance
OF a chiffon waist and dainty lace col
lar worn with satin skirt and all com
pleted by the style of the fur hat with
green wing draped with gorgeous
black veil falling below the waist line
David Belasco announces the Local
engagement of David Warfield who
will make his first appearance in this
city at the Fargo operahouse Mar, 2
I'm his most famous creation, Anton
Won Barwig, In the comedy drama
The Music Master, the present tour
marks the sixth season that Mr.. War
field has played The Music Master
and as almost all OF tbs time con-
sisted of engagements played in New
York city, there have been few road
engagements. Since the first season
of The Music Master only two briei
road tours-which include few Of
the larger cities Of the country have
been made, and en- these tours, as vel
as the several seasons played in New
York, Mr.. Warfield established records
new and startling to American stage
annals. The current tour was arrang.
ed by Mr.. Belasco to give theatre go.
ers in cities Mr.. VARIED has not vet
visited in his greatest success. an OPP.
portunity to see the distinguished
American actor in The Music Master
for next season Mr. Belasco plans fol
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