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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-19
The Grand Next Week.

Captain Stonewalrs famous troure
of trained seals Viii headline the new
bill at the Grand the week commence
ing Monday, Feb. 81. The wonderful
scense of equilibrium possessed by
these clumsy animals will be utilized
to the full on startling feats of ball
ancing and Juggling, while among the
novel stunts they present, one of the
most striking is riding on a pony.
The appearance of Marcia, the
beautiful Partisan soubrette, gives the
programme a feature that is highly
spectacular and fun Of color. She will
introduce her successful character
dances, featuring the fire dance.
The playlet of the week will Re How
Jones Went to the Circus. 1t is filled
with modern comedy and will be pre-.
scented by st. John and Bridges.
The zelda Trio are billed as Euro
pean novelty artists and they are &C.
counted skilled in the art of delivering
the goods in attractive style.
Moving pictures will fill their ac'
customed place upon the bill and Miss
Walton win sing a new illustrated
song.
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FINE PROGRAMME
MONDAY EVENING
CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN AT
PoNToPPIDAN CHURCH FOR
BENEFIT or OAK GROVE SEMI
NARY LlBRARY--ADDREss BY
DR.. o. j. HAGEN.

Next Monday evening at o'clock a
concert will be given at the Pontop-
pidan church, corner Fourth street and
Fourth avenue north. for the benefit
of Oak Grove seminary The following
excellent programme has been ar
ranged for the evening:
Natteros Herold ..........J. Matter
Orpheus Male chorus.
Invocation ......... Rev. >. Romsdahl
Eligie in G minor ......... II. Noliet
T. Il. Berge.
He Leadeth Me ...,.t..,-...S Selected
Helga Peterson.
Gid Jeg Havde Virger ..s.P. Phillips
Prof. Lobeck, Misses Flaten Peterson
(a) Hvad Flattes Dig ...-...-....
Oscar Aahneselt
fhl yidste GU 1890. Carl Warmuth
Ole Holm.
Address-Som Literary Shrines
Or. @. j. Hage
ruhilata Amen ...... II. Kjeruli
Orpheus Male chorus.
The Resubmissionist's Story So.
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you tell me what life is in store for
the Office boy at So or the mill girl at
SIS or the slate picker at 81 a week?"
David Belasco announces the local
enga cement Of David Warfield who will
appear for one evening, Wednesday,
March 2, at the Fargo operahouse in
his great success, The Music Master,
which has never been seen on the local
stage.
The career of David Warfield has
been artistically spectacular. 1t is
familiar to all persons who know of
the achievements of men. His triumph
in The Auctioneer was a great surprise
to those who were watching the pro-
gress of the stage in America. 1t was
delightful comedy and Warfield re-
vealed powers little suspected. Later
came The Music Master, the comedy
of smiles and tears, and "the comedian
of pathos" was acclaimed by the world
as the most artistic delineator of char
acters. For five seasons the theatre
going public in the east paid substan-
tial tribute to his art that all previous
records in the history of the native
stage were broken. Warfield's stage
| portraits stand boldly in classic out
line, yet tender, and with poetic insight
Warfield's dehcately artistic creation
of Baron Won Barwig, the title charac-
ter of the play, is not to be written Of
1t is like a poem, or a dainty flower
that falls apart when touched by the
analytical hand. Or ii is like the
subtle, elusive picture of great master
that words cannot quite reach. The
actor has been praised for his tragic
powers, but there have been other greal
tragedians. 1t is in his subtle transi-
lions from pathos to comedy that War
| field stands alone as an artist. He
rarifies pathos and refines comedy. and
blends them almost into one emotion.
The Music Master is an American
play in three acts. 1t was written BY
4 Charles Klein, but the art of BelascC
shows not only in the production ant
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with his governess whom he insists on
calling his business manager, spends
some hours in study. He goes for a
walk or IL the weather is Indictment
plays with some member Of the COM
pany; for our baby is a great pet and
the only danger see in store for him
is that he may become spoiled child.
Every man or woman in the company
wants to father or mother him. Even
the stage hands who are not always
Chesterfleldian in their talk use an
absolutely different vocabulary when
our baby is back of the scenes. And
the chocolate and flowers which come
to his dressing room would keep q
candy and flower stall well stocked.
IF a child must work / cannot see
why stage career should not be the
least uncomfortable means Of earning
a living. And besides 1t opens future
to the diminutive actor Whereas, viii
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character drawing Of some types, but
also in the very construction of the
drama. These touches cannot be over
looked by those who know Mr.. Belasco's
unique art. For the real enjoyment
OF those who intend seeing the play, lit
tie Of the plot WIN be unfolded. The
central character is the music master
One Herr Won Barwig, an educated
German OF refined type. In Leipsic,
where he lived in Germany, he was a
man of considerable Importance in the
musical world, being conductor of an
important orchestra, and successful
composer.
Perhaps thought more Of my music
than my home" he wistfully explains
when he finds his wife and baby girl
fed to America with false friend. He
follows in search, and then ensues a
life of hardship-of lost prestige, and
pathetic struggle for existence. He
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who once won the plaudits of cultured
Germany, conducted his own symphonic
compositions, is now forced to play the
violin in a dime museum, where "all
the night long they yell out, eat lem
aIive!'"
AS he patiently awaits the coming
of his daughter, who is now in the first
flush womanhood his optimistic re-
Elections and observations of life pro-
vide a constant flow of delightful COM
edy. Warfield flashes the light of COM
edy from the depths of pathos. The
story is told with a fine regard for sim
plicity, although there are many pic
turesque touches in which Mr.. Belasco
delights. The curtain rings up at
o'clock sharp and late Corners will not
be seated until the close of the act.
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FARGO operahouss.

Commenting on cruelty to children,
Olga Nethersole once said In an inter-
view: After a performance of The
Writing on the Wall a woman sent in
her card and was ushered into my
dressing room. She was connected
with some society for the protection
of children and began to berate me
soundly for my cruelty and heartless-
ness. II obliged a young child to work
at night exposed him to all the risks
physical and otherwise to which his
presence on the stage, etc, etc.!"
was as patient as anyone could be
and listened to the prosecutors charge
without interrupting her once. When
she had finished, however, 1 had quite
a few things to say to justify my un-
qualifiabIe abuse of childhood: Mad
am" said, 81 realize that the remarks
you have made are entirely to your
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-19
JOHNSON At The GRAND
Lecture Sunday Night Will Be Or
Practical Method of Improving
City Government.

The postponed lecture on A Practical
Method Of Improving City Government
by Sveinbjorn Johnson, who has charge
of the legislative reference bureau at
Bismarck will be given Sunday evening
at the Grand theatre. Mr.. Johnson
was to have delivered this lecture three
weeks ago but could not because he
was i'll.
This lecture will be something out
of the ordinary and every person inter
ested in municipal affairs should hear
it.
North Dakota is one Of the few states
in the union that conducts a reference
bureau with a trained man in charge.
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PHYSICIANS.

Oh. p. Ii. BURTON - OFFICE HOURS
10 to AZ a. ~, 2 10 b and to o o. m.
Office stern building. Phone i73-L,
r. j. CAMPBELL, M. ID. - Practice
limited 10 diseases Of women-Genito,
10 TO IL and to 8. Over McDonaid
Drug store, Front street. Phone 72y.
DIR. A. q. MORRIS, PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. Office over Wilser's Drug store
Cos Front street. Hours, TO ~ 2 70
5, and to y. Telephone l043-I.. ONCE.
lO43.L2 residence.
]. w. VIDAL, NJ. D., HOMEUPATHIo
Physician and Surgeon. Edwards blk,
DIR. j, @. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC,
Physician, 604 Front street. Phone GAL.
Office hours. IL to IL a. IN. and z TO 8
and T:30 y. NJ.
DIS. DARRoW s. WEIBLE, deLENDRE-
Gle block. Office hours from 3 70 D. M.
DRS. II. III. BAILEY & KACHELMACHER
specialists; Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
once hours, D to L. and 1880 90 g.
Offices In the Stern block.
DIR WILL NICHOLS, Ph TSlCiAN ~ ,
Surgeon, In DIR. Campbell's ONCE over
Fargo Drug Co.'S store. Hours to AZ
residence 276.
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Life: Some one ought to get out an
injunction against the word CLASSY
to restrain it's use. This horrible word
is now being employed to describe al
most everything that is supposed to be
worth while. A girl is CLASSY and SO
is a motor car, likewise a play at bill
lizards and soup.
No more reprehensible word was ever
forcibly introduced into a language. II
ought to be taken out and dubbed To
death.
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Glenn billiard Gum Recital.

Quite a number of musical folk
braved the blizzard last Tuesday
evening to hear Glenn billiard Gum
in a piano recital at the First Bap-
fist church, under the auspices of the
Dakota conservatory. For his pro-
gramme he used the works of Bach,
Beethoven, List, Chopin. Debussy,
Brahms; and he closed with the Ride
of the Valkyries by Wagner, which
seemed to be recognized by only a
few in the audience, Mr.. Gum Is a
good player, but he is a far better
critic and lecturer. as was demon
strated in his explaining of the two
numbers by French composers which
he played. The prominence given to
the instrument which the player used
gave the recital 'tinge Of advertis-
ing which rather destroyed the en-
thusiasm and interest in the player.
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MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

few months in his company Is pro-
fitable Refreshments were served
and discussed with great relish.
900
There will be no teaching at the
Fargo College conservatory next Tues
day, Feb. 20, Washington's birthday
anniversary.
A feast Of good things is promised
at the concert TO be given, next Mon
day night, by the Cadet bald of the
Agricultural college. the programme
to begin at o'clock. The concert will
be given in the college armory and Is
an event Of the college year which
justly demands not only the interest
of the student body but of all the
people in Fargo. The boys have been
working hard and regularly in re-
hearsal to meet the exacting demands
of DIR. Putnam, the director. who de-
sires the highest efficiency possible.
or the singing of Mrs. Elizabeth
Thompson Wilson, Who IS to sing in
Fargo, Feb. 2s. The Cincinnati Com
mercial Tribune said a short time ago,
MRS. Elizabeth Thompson Wilson
sang admirably some songs by Dvorak,
Brahms and other moderns. Mrs.
Wilson has a noble, rich contralto
voice of great power, and of a most
refined sympathic quality. Her cover
ed voice is especially charming" From
Fargo Mrs. Wilson goes direct to Kan
sas to fill an important engagement
at the state university at Lawrence,
and from there she goes TO Denver,
Col.
Bergen, Norway, celebrated Satur-
day, Feb. S. the Tooth anniversary of
the birth Of Ole Bornemann Bull. The
violinist was born in that city, which,
as may be recalled, was also the birth
place of Grieg. Bu'' died near his old
home in August, $780, 1t IL reported
that his widow, now living in this
country, has sent the sum of $1,400 to
the Bull Foundation in Bergen. If Gle
Bull had the powers (Which he may
have, for all we know to take a sur
vey of the violinists Of his day, what
would he think of players like Blman
and Kreisler? asks a musical author
| ity.
The choral society of, the agricultural
college will present Bethany, a sacred
cantata, by DR. Rhys- Herbert, Friday,
March II. at the A. G. armory. The
chorus will be one of not less than
sixty voices and the accompaniment
will be by the college orchestra OF
twenty pieces. DIR. Putnam, the direc-
tor. says the chorus has been hard al
work and he anticipates a very credit
able presentation of the work. Miss
Grasse will sing the soprano solo parts
900
Before the close Of the college year
1t is expected that the public will have
an opportunity to hear the A. c. Glef
club which is composed of twenty-foul
college boys, all of them students, not
member of the faculty in the organ
ization.
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sinaina il the vernacuIar.


A correspondent, under date of Feb.
10, writes as follows to a leading
paper:
Il had rather speak fiv, words with
my understanding, that by my voice
might teach others also, than ten
thousand words in an unknown
tongue. Many sermon can be found
in the words of poet, and in our
churches of how little value would
our sermons be if spoken in foreign
tongue. Can there be a more serious
reason for having all vocal music in
our country sung in the 'vernacular?
So long as the contrary system exists,
ii is direct detriment to our national
musical art, and we continue to pre-
vent it's progress. When English is
demanded in all branches of vocal art
our own composer, poets and drama
lists will obtain that logical place in
art which exists in all art making
and art loving countries, and must
cal art in English speaking lands will
rise to the level of other lands. We
must have our poets sung, for it is the
thought to which they have given ex-
preston which is an inspiration to
music. Policy dare play no role in
such cause"
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ATTORNEYS.

BARNETT q RICnARDsoN, ATTOR.
neys at law. ONCE, and @ Morton
EOBERIS, AUGUST, HENDERSON
block, Broadway, Fargo. Probate prac.
TURNER, ii. L. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offices In Edwards building, Broadway.
Practices In all courts.
MILLER, HENRY b., ATTORNEY AND
Counselor at Law. over Fargo National
Bank block, Fargo.
EMERSON III. SMITH, ATTORNEY.
Commercial Bank building, Fargo. Prac-
tees In all courts. Particular care given
10 probating estates.
ROBINSON, ]. f., ATTORNEY AT Law,
$40 Front street, Fargo. Practices in ali
courts. Tax cases a speciality.
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sHARPs AND FATS.

During her absence from the city,
Mrs. Ernie Wright will take the place
of Miss Wall in the choir Of the First
Methodist church.
The Heidelberg quartette will leave
next Monday to make tour Of the
state. filling appointments already
made for the organization.
900
The choir of the First Methodist
church has begun the rehearsing of an
elaborate programme which is to be
given in the church on Easter sun
day evening.
The Oak Grove seminary library is
to be the beneficiary of concert to be
given in the Pontoppidan church, next
Monday evening. The contributors to
a well arranged programme will be
the Orpheus male chorus l.. r. Berge,
Helga Peterson, Oak Grove sextette
and others.
Al very charming affair was an in
formal reception given by Miss AS
laug Olson, at her home. Tuesday
evening, In honor OF Glenn billiard
Gum. immediately following his piano
recital Al number of musical people
were invited to meet Mr. Gum who
+ IL delightfully."- entertaining In CONVEX
sation and every other way and ever
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Rev. Fl. e. Mills
Inga Kalbo.
Hexetanz .......,.,..E Il. A. Mcdowell
l.. Il. Berge
Hope and Memory Henry Smart
Oak Grove Quartette.
En- Juleaften $500. Henrik Wergeland
Martha Olson.
Den Stare Hvide Flok ........ .Grieg
Orpheus Male chorus.
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The Beauty
of Firm Flesh
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Stuarts Calcium Waters Free.
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flesh is-good, rich, constant, flowing
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cINIL ENGINEER.
DENTISTS.

FRANK l.. ANDEkS, CIVIL AND ME-
chanical engineer. Corner Twelfth and
Front streets. Phone 2O65.
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Cutlery.

Anything you want IN that line?
keep only the very best. Ben Hart.
Remember. the Best
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER
PROF. VIM. KLIMMEK, TIA Ninth AVA.
nue. south. Master tuning and repairing.
Phone 6l6-L.
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osTEoPATHIc.
UNDERTAKER

DIR. STEM HANSON, OSTEOPATHIC
Physician; graduate American school
Kirksville. otfice GA Front. Phone 1O14-J.
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Or. }. E. FREN ETTE, DENTIST. oF-
fee Huntington block, over Bijou. Eu-
trance on broadway, Fargo, N. d.
DIR. Il. II. BALL, DIR. ]. l., GRAVES
DIR. John X. CrOmb, DR.. w. r. Addison'
Dentists Rooms to II, First Nationai
Bank block. Office hours $3.50 10 l2:tsJ
M, and 1880 to y. m. Telephone
B63-L.
DIR. II. L. STARTLING, DENTIST. ,.:,,
5, deLendrecie block, corner Front ana
Seventh streets south, Fargo n 40
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARCHITECTS.

HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS, Off
ces Douglas Bldg, 113 broadway, Fargo.
A. ]. OSHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO,
N. ID.