Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-22

which come high, are cheaper in the end.
 Parson Dawson said last Sunday, as he looked toward Samatha Psalter, "a good thing is soon snatched up," but she didn't seem to show the least bit of sensitiveness.
 Bill Bangs says he's glad the days are getting short and the evenings long. Checkers have always been more popular with Bill than chores.
 
 MUSIC AND DRAMA
 Alexander Heinemann, German lieder singer. makes his New York debut in Mendelssohn hall Friday afternoon, No vember 4.
 Baron Trenck." the opera which F. c. Whitney had announced for per first in London.
 Quartettes of singers seem to be the fashion this season. One has been organized by the manager, M. H. Han son, which will make two tours.
 Leo Deitrichsteins comedy, "Is Mat rimony a Failure?" will be acted at the Criterion theater in London, with Paul Arthur in 8, prominent part.
 The New York symphony orchestra, with Walter Damrosch as conductor, is once more to give 8 season of six concerts for young people in New York.
 Henry W. Savage has engaged lily Mayer to design the costumes for his forthcoming production of Walter Browns modern morality, Every woman"
 'Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" the sweetest child of the brain of Kate Douglass Wiggin, won all hearts when the play was presented by Klaw & Err langer at the Republic, New York.
 Weedom Grossmith the English comedian. will begin his New York en- gagement in MT Preedy and the Countess under the management of Daniel V. Arthur, on Monday evening, the 31st. Q Edward H. Sothern and Julia Mar lowe will open their tour in Shake New Haven About Christmas time they will go to New York to play at the Lyric theater.
 The demand for seats for New Years Eve at the different Shubert ready become so great that special provision has been made for taking and handling the orders.
 The commingled humor and pathos of ''The Family" the new play by Robert H. Davis which is being pre- scented at the Comedy theater under the management of the Messrs Shu- bert. with John Westley at the head of the cast, has captivated New York.
 The Marum quartette again gives three concerts at Cooper Union, New York. in November. December and January. It is composed of Ludwig Marum, first violin; Michael Bern stein, second violin; Jacob Altschuler, viola, and Modest Altschuler, cello.
 The army of small actors appearing in ''The Blue Bird' at The New thea ter, New York. are well cared for by the management. Not only do they have their own nursery and a ma tron to care for them, but their hours of rehearsal are restricted and they are sent to school save on matinee days.
 Victor Herbert more than two years a go undertook to write a grand op- era, at the request or oscar Hammer = stein. Now that Mir Hammerstein is no longer in the field, MT. Dippel has secured the opera for his Philadelphia season, and great things are expected of it. The name of the opera is Ma toma."
 Gus Edwards will reveal himself to his Harlem friends in guise other than that of neighbor and song publishe er when he appears at the head of his Song Revue" at the Alhambra for the week of October A. With his com l pany of thirty precocious girls and boys he will sing all of the airs that made him famous. and will introduce four new numbers, each staged pie turesquely.
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