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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
Eeeping White Floors White

Most housekeepers would prefer to
keep the kitchen floor implanted and ''in
the white" were it not for the labor of
keeping such floor in satisfactory con-
dition. However, the work of scrubbing
will be lightened and milk-white floors
can be easily attained, by dissolving in
each pailfui Of warm water tablespoon
of Gold Dust washing powder. If
scrubbed this way each week old stains
that seem to be ground into the wood
will soon disappear altogether. This is
also excellent for scrubbiHg stone steps
and wood work
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
PRONE To FORGET
SMALLER THINGS
Spencer Says Average Man Is
Too Apt to Overlook the
Little Acts of Kindness.

That too many American citizens
overlook the little acts Of Kindness and
the smaller things that so toward
making n good citizen. was the deCla-
ration Of John ID. Spencer. who adj
dressed the mems meeting M the "
NJ g. q. Yesterday afternoon ON THE
Citizenship That Counts
AS q basis FOR his remarks the
speaker mentioned the little things I'm
the home life Of a man that are en-
tireiy lost sight of by the average man.
lie declared that many American
men, through thoughtlessness. would
return home with their own troubles
and cares uppermost in their minds.
forgetting perhaps that the wife. the
mans partner had also had her cares
and worries. in the household duties
Of the day.
lie spoke Of cheerfulncss as being
the great factor I'm the character that
goes To- make a good citizen citing
the verse; of l<iplings "If" hc de-
ci7rcd that these were the little. step
ping stones Co good citizenship. the
three factors going To- make n good
and patriotic citizen. ignored by the
average man. who is characterized by
selfi-hnes-. thoughtiessnesS and
Erouchluess
True" De said. these are the little
things. but 30 is the little things that
count. the little acts being the ones
that are Outlines the cruelcst These
little acts that ometiUev are cruel
and hurt the most are thc ones that
are not punished by law. - the aver
age man were punished for his deeds
OF uukindness. majority OF MS would
find ourselves iu prison"
Ninety per cent. OF the men. he
said. thought that if they kept out IF
Jail they were good citizens. forget
ting that anything Is required of them
besides this
THE reputation or this country. nc
declared. depends on the man at
home. asserting that no matter how
great "a MANS achievements. uo mat
Ter how successful ne seemed to- be.
I if nc wasn't kind. thoughtful and con-
siderate BOZ his home life ne had not
reached the heights OF good citizen
ship.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
RoYAL HIGHL1NDERs.

At the meeting Of Utah castle last
Monday evening. the new plan OF the
team drilling before the opening OF the
castle was carried out with success.
Upon the arrival OF the secretary. the
meeting was called 10 order. and the
regular order Of business taken up.
Roll call showed all officers present
except the first censor and warder.
The card party committee asked Tor
further time I'M which 90 make final
report. Tho committee ia charge Of the
exhibition drill and dance 20 be given
December % reported all arrangements
completed
There viii be a regular meeting this
evening. when the semi-aunual election
or Officers takes place. fun attend
ancc or the membership rs requested.
Guards report for drill at Sis o'clock.
Visiting Highlanders viii be welcome.
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High School Notes

The cadet companies viii hold their
frrouts Tor their equipment races.
which win begin "Wednesday night aft
or school. tonight Tile companies are
striving hard Co Guido each other. At
present Company 8 leads Boa the race
Tor the trophy CUP by two points.
The decorating committee 81 the jun
for class viii commence decorating the
gymnasium Thursday NIGHT and the
han viii be attractive I'm blue and white
drarirU7.
The 81 mnas ium classes FOR TIE grade
school teachers will not meet Wedncs
dav after school az the high school girls
win have the gymnasium for their
basketball games. which commence
wednesday night.
Tho high school teachers are pre-
pairing TO entertain the other teachers
OF the state during the Christmas holi-
DAYS.
There will be q meeting Of teachers
ln the senior assembly room tonight
after school. and plans for this week
viii De made. Some OF the teachers
have now ideas 90 bring no regarding
the conduct II the students.
Tic H. s. 8. a. will hold tho second
meeting of che wear 60 arrange FOR the
Eed and Black" dance. and to- vote
upon tnc financial reports. The alh-
1ofic directors will meet IN the office
tedav az noon TO issue orders 70 Nam
aver Warthmau Tor the football sweat
crs and fobs-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
c,nnICK INNAGER RET1REs.

THE retirement OF s.. II. Jensen from
the mana cement OF the Gsrrick theatre
is deeply regretted by the patrons or
that playhouse. Thoroughly aCuu1int-
ed with the desires of it's patrons and
personally known TO an who make IL
"a habit 20 visit it each week. his re-
tiroment leaves a void that 10 viii be
.difficu1t 90 fill Genial and pleasant
no matter what happened; absolutely
trutnfuI with the public on all mat
ters connected with the theatre. to-
fan lack Of desire to reap benefit by
talking large and doing small. Man
arcr Jensen had the confidence OF 90.
theatres patrons. and he well deserved
80. o.. is one of the most capable men
I'm the threatical business in salt Lake.
10 will Zoe surprising n some other
theatre does not at once make DID
for his services. He adds strength anp
popularity to- any theatre win when
he Is lnnrlLtcl.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05

from Montreal Saturday on one Of the
White Star liners
Miss Emma kliukel or salt Lake
CITY sailed Saturday on the Hamburg
American liner Bavaria" FOR Ham
burg. Miss Klinkel viii visit with rel
stivcs I'm Germany for the next four
months. later returning 20 her home
en- salt Lake. Miss klinkel was for
merry member Of the local Utah
colony and IS spending several DAYS
previous to sailing visiting with
friends in and around New YORK
Almon L. Wright Of brigham City.
Utah- left New York for Buffalo Tues
day evening 90 spend a rev days in
visiting relatives I'm that city. Mr..
Wright h7e Just been released from "a
mission ll the New England states
and i4 on his way home.
Another missionary. Joseph \.
Batcman. or Alpine. Utah. was re-
leased This week. Mr.. Eatcmon has
boon working m West Virginia and
Maryland FOR the past two years re
left FOR the west Saturday.
At the Herald Square hotel this
week there were registered Mrs. v. A.
Starkiwcatber q. r. Gordon and
Othciio O.. Bauman. an uf salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
nRPnEI,I r.nENTRE.

There are better things at the or
pheum this week than la Tortaiada.
classed as the headlincr Two sketches
divide the first-plsce honors and only
individual taste could decide between
them as to relative excellence. They
are "Marse Shelby'S Chicken Dinner
by John r. Wade and company. aud "A
Little Of Everything. by Miss Louise
Meyers. Miss Mildred Warren and Bert
Lyon. The entire hiN lS made mp OF
good things. the only fault being i'm
the excess or musical number.
''Marse Sheiby's Chicken Dinner ifs
a combination Of humor and pathos iva
which the leading part is taken 10y Mr..
Wade as an Old-time southern darkey.
His Characterization is a fine one that
draws on the sympafhieS OF the aud
fence. while at the same time 10 en-
tertains The stage setting is an attic
i'm washington. u. G.. where old Marse
Shelby and the negro are on the verge
OF starvation. The daughter. Dora Nav.
who ran away from home To- marry a
Yankee officer. seriously offended her
father. but in answer to THE prayer
or the old negro Tor her return. she
appears and they plan together Tor e.
reconciliation with the father. This is
accomplished in series or humorous
incidents that have more than the us
ual heart interest.
"a Little OF Everything" has been
seen in salt Lake before. but IL is so
genuinely entertaining that no one re-
Crets the repetition. The com rany IS
made up OF three capable players.
headed By Miss Louise Meyers. wul
sings and dances cleverly. Miss War
rem has delightful voice and she
gives two songs With great success.
Bert Lyon also helps out with one or
I two musical novelties and the entire
sketch IS liked FOR it's clean and pleas
ing comedy.
/ la Torta iada has n somewhat confuS-
I ing sketch. IN which she takes four
/ roles in turn. illustrating each with
/ considerable singing and too limited
| exhibition Of dancing that is really
| good. The operetta. rs Fl is named on
/ the bill. ends with the debut OF one 81
| the characters in Spanish music hall
/ Then for a few minutes la Tortaiada
/ who is undoubtedly spanish. shows hef
| superiority In pantomine work and m
] the dance or her native country.
| There IS one PLAYER % the JOSEPH
| Adelmann family. who attracts more
/ than her share Of attention. Her uamt
! is unknown. but no one could mis-
/ take the tot who Is the star OF Tho
| performance. As musicians. the OthcI
! members OF the troupe are Satisfactor1
and they introduce some pleasing no.
| velties.
| other numbers on the bill arc The
Baizars. n team OF cOniurers. viii
/ some interesting tricks. Miss Mildre,
Grover. who is fair in her songs an'
| sa wings. and The Flying Martins. Wh'
| have a rapfd-firc exhibition or traDez'
! work that is exceedingly well done.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
RECIPE FOa WEAK KIDNEYS

Tfe foliowing recipe is the best that
can De had for weak or disordered Kid
uevs. Half-ouncc fluid extract Buchu,
haif-ouuco Murax compound. six ounces
GOOD pure gir. Shake the bottle well
each time and take one or two tea
Euoonfuis 81 tho mixture after each
meal and af bed time" ANY druggist
wiz mix or supply these ingredients.
The foregoing formula comes from
high medical authority and viii pro-
ducc uuick and permanent results. TO
will speedily relieve bacisachc. rheu-
matte pains. frequent and highly col
orcd uriuaficn. These symptoms OF
kidney trouble must have prompt at
tendon 20 prevent Bright disease or
diabetes.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
WO0DWEN on THE MORBID.

Utah camp held regular meeting
lass Wednesday evening. There were
several new applications for member
ship which were referred 90 the commit
tee and approved. Later. election Of Of
Ulcers took place. and with the eNcep-
tons of tie escort and the Waterman
the OFFICERS are the same. Captain
Henry Simop reorganized his team. and
from present. indications S3S fs going
io have "a team like they used TO have
several years ago.
Next Wednesday the new team will
put ON the work. and the members will
De treated TO drill. There will be
matters or Importance 20 come before
the camp. and the members are re-
Iuested 90 be present
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
NO STRIKE VOTE HERE
officer 90 Rio Grandr Wnrhinfst'-
uion say They Have NJ Quar-
rel with Railroad.

Nofwitrstaudiug dispatches from the
east tn The effect That AN macIiuists on
the Gould lines were voting as Co
whether they shall strike iu sympathy
with Che machinst strike on Che Mis-
souri, Pacific a. Iron Mountain. the local
organ ization is planning no such stem.
its officers say Officials Of local So.
Joe say that no orders have been re-
coited here calling for "a vote on the
question and that there is little like
irooC or q meeting being called Tor
that purpose.
Existing relations between the ma
Crfriets local and the Denver a. Eio
Crgndo railroad are admitted hy Off
GERS of the uuiou and by railroad Off
Gals Co DE excellent and any prospect
or differences IN the near future iz
secuted hy both.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05

GERS follows: Fraternal master. William
ID. Crowton: justice. Rudger G. Wiley.
secretary. :. Chalkcr. who was re-
elected for the eighth term. treasurer.
II. r. Rawlings. reelected Tor the
tenth term; truth. Mrs. Agnes Gill. re-
elected for second term. mercy. Mrs.
Ada AvesOn. reelected FOR second term
guide. Albert Gil, guard, Sidney A.
chalker; sentinel. Robert 4. Larsen
stewards, Frank DunCombe. John tt.
Everett Heber A. Stirling.
The next meeting of the lodge will
take place on Monday. December -.
when complete arrangements will be
made for the annual Christmas tree par
". Our big class initiation viii take
place on January 9. when we hope 20
put through a class Of 80 or more. Our
supreme president. =. r. Eoose. haa
promised to be with ms on this Occa-
sion. providing over so candidates Eo
through. 80 every member work Tor
the good Of the order.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05

Last Friday night was red letter"
one for salt Lake lodge No. o. ]. O.
-. F.. the attendance being above nor
NAL
The initiatory degree was given most
successfully. the team being In prime
shape and out I'm force.
The Semi-anuuai election of Officers
resulted as follows. noble era nd. j. ".
Guthrie. vice grand. ]. r. Harmon sec
rotarv. A. J. Wilson. tre-electedl .
treasurer O. y. Kelly. tre-elected
trustee. J. w. SuCden. tre-electedl
librarian J. W. Sugden. tre-electcd.l
The ball on November 20 was sue
cess both financially and socially. ana
another will DE given the latter part OF
December
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
COLONIAL THEATRE.

Grace Cameron is at the Colonial
theatre in Nancy which is announced
as "A comedy OF American life. 10 is
funny enough in its hackneyed situa-
tfons and clumsy plot. but the manner
Of its portray is calculated TO wiring
tears rather than smiles or applause
from the audience. Aside from Miss
Cameron herself. there is not a player
i'm the company who shows vestfge OF
talent or appreciation OF the assigned
part Fortunately il Is small com
pauv so that no more failures than
necessary are inflicted on the audience
At that one strongly suspects that some
OF the players do double duty. The eN-
pressman. for Instance. whose face is
carefully concealed. may have been old
man Peckham. who left the stage a mo-
ment before. This Is legitimate BUSH
ness. without q doubt. but one cannot
help wishing that the money thus saved
could be expended in securing for Miss
Cameron two OF three actors who would
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05

Polly OF the Circus will open "a
weeks engagement at the salt Lake
thesre toniRh. with matinees Wednes-
day and saturday. This del @htfui
play. the story Of a little circus rider.
who. through an accident Is rHro5vu
into an environments totally foreign 40
tNat which she has been accustomed %.
seemed to charm count lcsS tnouSanGs
during its long run ut the Liberty
theatre last season. ana has since re-
peated its great success there I'm tni
casru. Philadelphia and Boston.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
ROYAL NEIGHBOURS or AMERICA

salt Lake Valley camp No. 3ns2 held
election OF officers last Thursday
night Tie following were elected. Past
oracle. Bertha y. HandIey. vice oracle
Anna Davis. chancellor. Hannah gurk-
luhd- recorder. Mahle r. RothwelI. re-
ceiver. Lillis limerick. marshal cert
ude seals inner sentinel. Rosa
kaempier- outer sentinel. Lizzie
Natmptef- ma ma gers. ESta g. Bunch
anu Mary johnson. musicians. Leone
Hill and Mae Fudge. delegate TO state
camp. Mable b. Rothwell alternate.
Esta q. Bunch
visitors from Illinois. Montana and
Minnesota were welcomed with honors.
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Monday night all work on the third
degree candidates FOR Jordan lodge No.
was finished. Past Grand W. T. Sny-
der pr scented the three-liuk pins and
gave ON impressive talk TO the newly
advanced brothers. Tonight the lodge
Master =. r. Christensen. who will de
liver an address on the encampment
branch. Tonight the lodge will elect
officers for the ensuing term.
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FRATERNAL UNION or AMERICA.

The big meeting OF Evergreen lodge
ISL opened Monday last with the read
ing OF ten more applications for benefit
membership. Nine candidates appeared
for and took up the Initiation. and OBJ
iigated them selves TO the protection Of
the order and the principles OF frater-
nifty. The large hall was comfortably
filled by the members whose attend
ance was chiefly 10 select the best off
GERS for the ensuing term OF 1911. The
result Of the annual election Of OFF,
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uernitfpd to view the rehearsals or
pavIowa and Mordkin's new ballet. The
Arabian Rights have an interesting
story to tell OF the Russian Apollo SO
far as the character dancers from RUS
Sia are concerned. MordlSin acts as
stage manager. All day and half the
night he drills them FOE music only
piano is used Mordkin's enthusiasm
leads him To- hummiuE an accuWpaui-
rnont most of the time. The matinee
81 the salt Lake theatre tomorrow art
crnoon viii begin at $3.50 O'Clock.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05

The annual election Of officers OF the
knights Of Columbus will take place to-
morrow Tuesday evening in their hall.
There is much speculation manifest
among the members as 10 who the new
officers will be and lively session is
anticipated The committee on enter
tainment has arranged TO put on "a
program OF amusements for those in
attendance
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
BRITISH FR,TERNAL SOCIETY

Members are again reminded OF the
meeting on "Wednesday evening De
cember = 4 fun turnout is specially
asked FOR by the committee. as new or
flee beare have to be elected FOR the
ensuing year and other important mat
ters are 10 be brought NO. Every mem
Der is requested TO bring as many ne "
candidates as possible
The forthcoming concert and dance.
on December % in Jennings hall is
going to be a good one. There viii he
big concert urouraru
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05

The Pvthian Sisters OF Hermione tenn
pie No 8. enjoyed plea SAINT evening
sewing circle met at the homes OF Sis
ters Carey and Ritz tae past week.
Next Wednesday evening = good at
tendance is urged for election OF Of
Ulcers
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
MACCAREEs.

The annual election Of officers OF Lib
cry hive No. 2, l.. q. T. NJ. occurred on
lowing officers were chosen as the
unanimous choice. nearly all the Of
ficers being reelected.
Betta Glaze, commander; Mary A.
Decker. Lieutenant commander; Annie
Denbi. past commander; Sarah 4.
TOwle. chaplain. Laura ". Truitt. rec
ord keeper. Elizabeth c. Burrows. n
nance auditor, Louise Courtney. lady
alarms: Lydia J. Bates. sergeant. Min
ME Benny. sentinel; Blanche Ellsworth.
picket: w. Bloomsterberg. official
prompter. Laura DE Camp. musician:
Nina y. Wright. captain Of the guards;
Nellie Mclean. first color bearer. Mar
tha NJ Brown. second color bearer.
Mary knpwlden. ensign one, Neilie
Weaver. ensign two Amy L. Elder.
Tent No. held a fine review last
evening. that being the right FOR the
, election Of officers.
Sir knight Standish. on account Of
| MS business, was unable TO attend TO
the important duties of recorder longer.
and Sir Knight Miller was elected i'm
his place.
There will be a -ousing meeting next
THURSDAY evening. the entertainment
committee VIII be up and doing and the
| second and third degrees viii be con-
ierred on a number Of candidates.
Thursday afternoon the annual cleo
I ton Of officers was held by Liberty
/ hive No. g. L. .. r. NJ. and nearly
every officer was reelected by unani-
nous choice for another year. That
I the entire list was not reelected was
not the fault OF the members. but Lady
/ Commander Dubei declined to be the
+ leader. owing 10 other duties. and the
mem bers were forced TO accept her re-
/ fusal. but not until every effort to re-
/ tain her had been made by the busy
4 Bees
/ The card party at the home OF Mrs
} knoWia land on Tuesday last was a most
enjoyable affair. Mrs. Elder received
I IlrSt prize. Mrs. Anderson second prize
salt Lake City hive No. 4 will hold
/ regular review next Wednesday even
! ing at odd Fellows hall. and every
/ member Is requested to be present as
3 the election Of officers for the ensuing
I year will take place.
Banner hive No. II. L. -. r. NJ. will
mold regular rev lew Tuesday. December
o. at 7. O .. +. hall a 2.30 sharp. The
I election Of officers will take place. and
I an the members are requested TO De
J present The record keeper will be al
the hall at I o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05

Court salt Lake No. I will meet We'd
day evening. December T. in the Jen-
nings hall. 81 West First South. and an
members are requested to be present.
as the election OF officers will take
place and other matters Of Importance
court
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05

Tho JanSs g. Rice circle No. 3 Ladies
OF the g.. \. r.. viii hold regular meet
ing Tuesday. December 8. at $50 %. m.
I'm Eagles hall All members are re-
Qucstcd 20 be present.
There VIII De n meeting Of the camp
fire committee at the I. q. q. p. hall
Monday night. December 3. at o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05

Utah commandery No. I. knights
Templars. will conduct the funeral
service OF Sir William a. Goodafe at
Evans undertaking parlors Monday.
December 3. 1910. at 4 o'clock D. m. The
sir knights are requested to Assem- BILE
at tho ASYLUM AZ $50 D. ~. sham.
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Camp No. 1886. r. y. A. will meet in
7. .. o r. hall this Monday even
ing at S.15 o'clock.
All members are requested TO DO
present as this is the regular election
OF officers Members be on hand
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DANISH RRoTUrRuooD-

Apollo lodge will hold IT'S regular
meeting next Friday evening at 8
O'Clock in the lodge hall. 7. O O. r.
building. Several reports will be read
and the semi-anuual election OF Off
GERS Tor the coming term will take
place. Visiting brothers always well
come.
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WTI.NINSON-At 16S West second
south street. December 3. 1910. or
Brit-ht's dfsea Sc. Joseph S. Wilkinson.
born September -. 1850. i'm salt Lake
CITY. son or william and Libbie WillSin-
son. Deceased was "a trumpetcr IN Sec
ond United States volunteer cavalry
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=. Edward COnnOr camp met at 1877
East First South street Saturday even
ing with a good attendance. The annual
election Of Officers resulted in the re-
election OF all the old officers. The en-
tertainment committee has arranged to
give a card party at the hall Saturday
evening. December IS. Refreshments
will he served
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-05
ouDru Or uEn MEN.

washable tribe No. I viii have
meeting tonight OF more than ordinary
interest. They expect to put on the
degree work. and also to nominate Of
ficers for the term ending June 30.
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ADJUSTMENTS
ATTR ACTIONS TODAY.

salt Lake theatre-"Polly of the
Circus" S.15 p. M.
Colonial theatrc-GraCe Gamer
on iu Nancy" S:f5 D.. M.
Orphcum theatre - Vaudeville.
2.15 y. IN. and N-15 p. m.
Garric< theatre-W William fuEer-
soil and company i'm "pudd nhead
wilson S-15 p. m
Mission theatre Moving pic
lures evening performances.