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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06
Yroteaantismen pro at
90 no?

NogIe romerif-fatoIife giifopper,
iom ipneS at nRre meget floge, os
nogle proteitantiife 9iifopper, JON
ipnes at p9re meget oumme, er font
men til ben Slutning, at Brote.
ltantiSmen er i'm @noe npr. 0et
beror altinmmen poa, boa0 man
ioritaor peo groteitontisme. 0eriom
man 0erueo iorltaar Sefterne %
Ssmerne, Der iormerer Jig JON
@resbopperne / 9ggppten, iaa er
gn0en n9r = oct nlon man / oct
min0ite baabe. Men oisie er om-
trent lige iaa meget 8ele al BRO.
teitnntismen. iom Rlogen oar ell
Del al oct normale Gin / gGgpp.
ten. en S%lluitration berai IeOe.
res Of y5be 2utberan STANDARD,
ioet glaoet piier os en- ReOe al
oisie 9Iager i Mlicbi9an. gIooet
ifriper:
Battle Greet np0er ben g6re at
buie Here m9rfelige Heligionsbe-
fenoelier emo nogen onoeu 9p /
Micbignn eller mnnife / Ge forene0e
Stnter. 9Ianot Dem, iom bar Jun.
oct 9iIb9n9ere Der. or: Spoen0e
Gags a0oentiiterne. iom gior0e
Battle Greet til oeres 9oueofuor.
ter for @eroen; Spiritiiterne, iom
gioroe ionme gp til oeres Sopeo.
fparter for Stnten Widigan, og
ale bersmte 5ritGnfere og agno.
itifere fom Der oe bolot 5oreorag;
abGfere, iom ole efterbaanOen er
bIeDen omDen0t til Spiritismen
5ouriiter meo DoerliggaaenOe Ii.
beraIe Sheer angaoenoe Jieli9ion
% SamfunOsliO, boilfe fal0te Jig
0armoniiter: Observation-Disclosures,
EiIbGngrre al 0omIing meO en-
itGrf 8erionIigbeO oe en- yiplinternD
Relision"; aMin6 Sure" eller en-
metnfpiiif Seft, Der felger Or.
swart8 / ebicaso; eremit.g rooer.
ifa6; Zen fommenoe 3iosoIoer;
Millennialif Dogerp; 9ioets grs0;
SbeOiopbi; @nOitifere; 5lotilbe0ere
Reititutioniiter; @uos 9eIlige; Get
itore Soabs Strife; 6lotim 8ro0er-
ifab. aae oisie bar eaer bar bait
Silbengere / oenne .gp." vi oenne
Slags 8roteitantisme er ale innoe
groteitonter bierteIig trptte. Ser.
Ben oil0e o9re langt rigere, ON
ben 6s6e.
y1be 2utb.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06
Subs ysrns berlise Maal.

SpaO til Sion Grin ior erin
5 0asens Solglans, peoS tierneitin.
5rema0, tro6s Sotans 9gpe6rsI,
Bort, bort ira geroens Weooinapsl.
5remaO / Strait al oct CUBS Orb,
Som itaber SeIte trinot paa Serb.
Seir er 9ssnet for @uos 5oIf,
Com bar CUBS Sonbbebs aano til
Golf.
5rem eenuem Ir9ngiIers tpffeStp
Sngen bort fra i'm Yoit maa flpl
2eft bog 9~efenOeliens Banner fPft,
alorig Din aonges 0apn forn9gt.
h
Seius | Tag er iom / @oor:
Sproen, iom fsoer lin @r9ssonss
6aor.
aae Subs gernL fat otter Moo;
geroen ifal Iigge for Seiu 900.
grpo for De arme 9ipets 9rso;
ger6en iuffer os er | 0so.
Sig Spnbere, at I Seiu Blob
Or Der en- Rooeiit mob Spnoens
Ho6.
5 Seius oi ieire ifol Dag for Dag,
5relies og fries fra Spnos georag.
Som Dog til Seius, on Synoens
9rpI,
Som no al Sooomo, freIs bin Si9l.
S. q. aislIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06
Nnbefaling.

Sr. 6nno. teol. $. 6. ge0Iteo,
Der peo port aarsme0e / Gacine,
@is., ~ooerbraete en6ilien ira 9i.
flop g. Maoien, bar nnmo6et mig
ON en- anbefnline til pore grG-
tier oe Wenigbeoer.
Genne anmoOning efterfommer
jeg meo 9ereopiIli9bee.
S oenne 5orbinoelie mao oct p9.
re mig tilInOt at ofientlig6re ire
gionesbprO, iom iee bar fer Zig.
genoe for mig:
oGnn0. teol. 8. 6. 8e0Ite6 er
en- oostie un9 Mono, iom paa
@runo at lin pnnlioelige gerionIie-
beo fortiener SiliO ! beIe lin Serb.
a~ebenbopn, 6en 90. april 1910.
g. Maoien, giifop.
ct. 4ntbonp Barf, Winn.
Nop. %, 1910.
Sr. Gano. teol. 8e6iteo ira ae-
benbapns ~ltniperiitet bol0t | Dag
ct 5oreorng | Den foreneoe airfes
Seminar ON firfeliee 6orbol6 |
Danmarf.
Get er mig en- @I9oe at uotale,
at Goreoraget uomprfeoe fig ueo
en- iinloen alarbeo o9 Nsstern.
FEB, lieeiom bet gao ct fpIbiet ODER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06
9nef, Isis.

9r. Re0afterl
10 ieg Ter, at De enonu life
bar fooet SaIlet iuIot pao De 500
me abonnenter, ioo bill ieg bermeo
Ienoe Gem ct Bor mere; oct er en-
e@fterilGt al Bait. aross arbeioe,
Iom ban foretoe Jig for en- 9io til.
boge; men oa ban oct meite al
lin lib bar S9noerne mere emo
fuloe, t9nfer ieg life, bnn bar noget
imoo, at ies bar opiamIet De emu.
Ter, ban life bar funnel ooerfom.
me. Win eaen Subifription, fan lea
10 ienoe isr Rptonr, Dog baober
ieg, at SaIIet 800 naas, ioo lea
bIiuer fuitteret for Den ipSOanIige
Pris, for Der er oa bel ingen Gsare
for, at De life iful6e fao Soffe
nof2
5or 6enne Bla6s' 8eofommenoe
bar Di bait ben tsrreIte CONNER,
nogen fan minbes; oct bar opret
baarot for 5nrmerne a. maatte
titles iie pe6 en- Del Of oeres RoI.
fefeer paa @run6 al 5ooermanaeI;
og bog bar pi iom Bait. aroab
ia9oe / i'm greoifen / Gag paa
Toffeoagen til en- flor 8oriamlina,
meget at taffe DOR bimmeIife GFooer
for, life aIene | Gag, men boer Gag.
for al ben Raooe os geliisnelie, ri
er @enitano for. Sorleoen Senooa
bapoe ri on oeiaa BEN @leoe, at
iIere SoniIier bIeo optaeet / Ne.
nigbeoen. Oct er oa oeiaa en- 5of
gpro. Ser funoe bel ppre mere
at ifrine ON, men oct oil lea oper.
looe. til Dor aorreiponbent oa ban
bar en- beore Gen emo min.
~. ..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06

ainos 5olfemengoe. ut loretta
en- nsiogtig 5olfet9ling er enaunit,
iom 3ina life bar meItret en0nu.
Hegeringen bar nplig giort ct 8or-
ieg / Hetning al 6olfet9aing, men
Solicit bar WoobpoeIigbeo MOB at
blioe talt og gemmer Jig, naar
T9aerne fommer, ina man mnatte
neies meo at t91e Suiene. 0eref-
ter bar Gegerineen ioa officieIt meo-
belt BET mtngelige antal Snobpg.
gere / aeiierriget, nemIig $50
Millioner. anore mener bog, of
bette Sal er betpoeligt UNDER oct
pirfeliee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06

geo en- aorsfeit, iom ct. OIaf
College (oen foreneoe norif-lutber-
lie airfes leroe Sfole / 0ortbfieIo,
Winn.) feireoe BEN 6. 0oo., blep
Der peo ct Msoe af 4lumniforenin-
gen bisfuteret ON, bpoo Der buroe
oe funOe gsres for at iifre Sfolen
De $4,000, 5. 5. Sill bar Iouet
pao oisie 9etingelier. Mon naneoe
Dog life Iangere eno til at peIge
en- apmite, iom ifaI tage Jig al og
fremme Sogen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06

Sra 9ane gaIlep, Montano, ifri-
pes til os, at @enigbeoens Breite.
bus mart er feroigt. gniementet
eaer un0erbpgnineen til 0eres Sir.
fe er oeiaa mart feroig, oe Der oil
blioe lagt Gag ooer unoerbpgnin-
gen, iaa oen fan benpttes iom
5oriamlineslofaIe for Wenigbeoen
gennem 8interen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06
GDrreipon0anter
OibfOih isis

atter pil pi looe bore ira os,
8io ui funoe bnne meooelt ON nort'
beige 9rponinger / Menneifebier.
ter, ON 9omp melIem 9ip og 8so.
Oenne 8eroens 6prite % 5priten
ooer Serrens Scr Temper ON Wae.
ten, % Get oluorlige Spsrgsmaal
titles til enboer 99ier: UNDER bnil.
ten Sane bar on itillet Dig, min
8en2
Dor gamIe grooer, 9nit. .. 5.
DabIitrsm, beisote os Ell bel llge.
Gan fom Den %. Oft. og bIeu
til 0.31. &siten LOO froitie iblonot os
boooe noor ban UNDER B%oulunets
So9Ipineer f9rligt inobs0 SpnOere
til at forIioe iio meo Serren. og
noor ban | aoret boo til Serrer
paa egne % 5olfets ge9ne. 30
Ssnooge preoifeoe ban for os, og
| lleens Sob bar ban beller life
toos. San er ct uilligt Re0ifab |
lin 9erreS 3ieneIte. Waatte bet Il.
ees ON os ale.
Yoit. Sboreien talte / Dor airfe
ben is. Nop. gi par meget glade
PED bans i9pne og flare 5orfpnoel.
ie. Get bar ct aluorligt Orb til
baaoe troenoe og oantro. Si0en tal-
te ban lltabmisiionens Gag og
en- Solicit blep optaget. Don fife
oenne Misiion bliper en- in6niflet
aff9re? 8i elifer oenne Risiion
beroppe, og nonr Serren = life
Nenneifer = foar 9op til at leoe
oenne Wisiion til pore 2an6mpnos
Heoning, ifal oct nof 9na.
SubilGumsaaoen? vi bar life
bort ioa me9et ON Ben / oen ienere
8io. en Gel pelitilleoe 5olf iio0er
Der runot / pore @enigbeoer, iom
fun6e 9iue boaoe 500 % 5000,
noen set oiloe mprfes. Sore troen-
De SnnOsmpno - 5 bar Ell @aoe
til SUBS Gioes Sag iblanot os.
Qfeget goot bar pi mootaoet ira
Serren / oct iplnOne aor. % be-
pig SofnemmeligbeOen / en- tor
Sforp til 0enne oigti9e Gag / port
SomfunOsarbeioe.
ri buroe ~iiffert bope ct Sfole-
ion0. Anret 1917 oiI 6libe ct Min.
oeaar 89nfl 5irebun6reonnret
iioen Reiormotionens Snoferelie-
ben 81. Oft. 1917 - Den 81. Oft.
1917. San0be0 ct Minoeaor. Won
oi ioo life bur0e p9re fomne ioa
langt, at ri in9en @Glo boooe o9
tiImeo ct goot SfoIeion6.
@erren ueIiigne Sfolegerninger
iblanot oS. Sfolem9nol 9o6 os DO.
re ira eoers Sfoler. Oct oil glpoe
81. Mar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06

en- anielig @nDe. en- WanO |
Zen norife Spnooe, z. u. Roiin,
bar lopet at gioe $4,000 til I'm.
oeritsttelie for opgtige og Delifif-
feoe ituoerenoe peo 2utber College
og Seminar, iom oil uooanne Zig
til BrRiter elIer 9prere | S~pno6ens
7ieneite. llnoerftsttelien er trnft
iom .Scbolaribips", el1er ON 90
fuItetet for golIege'et finder bet
melt beniistsmaiigt, oa for iaaoon.
ne iom groouerer fra Gollege'et.
Wnn6en bar D1ret SfolelRrer, asb.
mono, Banfsr, SPLITTER og Gar.
nier os = ~foretr9ffer bet iioite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06

booieoes 8reiten oe 2iafonerne
oper at finoe en- $1,000 seooeI.
Man bopoe ineen Soc ON, buem
@ioeren Dor. Oct ipnes, iom ban
fife bar ofret for at anies al Ren.
neIfer."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06

ct ifsnt Migiionsoffer. Der bpile.
De en- tung @RIo paa 8rsoremenig.
beoens Misiionsfasie. 8 bette Gam.
fun6 boloes Der en- NisiionRr for
bDer 60 Weolemmer. Der uoientes
itnrte Dproob ON Ststte. On min.
bre Wenigbeo ! PHILADELPHIA, Tom
5brte ON Bebopet, beiIutteoe at OPP
toee It Offer. Dd man efter Subs
1ienejten itaIbe tele Ofieret, for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06

blif oper airtens 8orbolo i gam.
Re Oanmarf. aanoiooten bite, at
ban too % aeteoe at itaa paa III.
tberif. bibelif @runo, boiIfet life
minoit gleoeoe os. q
Serren uere meo BAN poa bans
8eiie.
30. 8. n,
grei. ior D. lore. airfes Seminar,
Gono. teol. $. 6. @ebiteo bor be-
ieat un~oerteaneoe og talt 8iiosSro
/ beoae mine airfer paa 5afligel.
iesoa1en / inoeo9renoe gnr % ieg
fan 0erefter, ion pei Iom eiter nit
perionIiee SompGr meo BAN, bier.
teIig onbefale BAN til mine @m.
beosbrsore og port Samfunos Wte.
nigbeoer iom en- Man6, Der bringer
ct go0t 9n0ifab fra Dor i9aes
5reIier.
5beo. 3. sect.
Sutcbinion, Winn. "a. Rou. 1910.
5lere andre @ionesbpro funoe
ieg peofsie, men Oisie ioa pei iom
nit eeet, nurmeit erunoet paa per.
ionIig SomtaIe, esr, at oct er mig
en- @lp0e, at anbeiole Sr. Gono.
$. 6. 9eoiteo til Zen ~foreneoe
bonife airfes Grpiter og Menig.
beoer.
5 bro0erIig ~gGrbebigbeo.
g. 9. 66riftianen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06
Gang Ei.neitetio. goit. 5. Gbr.

Gang 9ieneiteti6. Bnit. S. CIR.
Socobien / 8eit5rood, Winn., Cen
al pore 8enner | ben tioligere norit.
oonite Gonference) bar iflg. n9utb."
neolagt i'm @ernins paa @run0 al
aIoer6om 90 aar). San bar be-
tent 0eitbrooffnloet / 30 aar. =
BaIt. E. q. Setre, gpenspille,
Minn., feireoe TornpIiq % @ars
Siibil9um Iom Breit / iom1ne
Galo. De fire Wenigbeoer, ban be-
tiener, og 8enner operrafte BAN og
Srue en- Bengegane paa $500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06

Raar qaierne bsnpenber li9 til 5cIt, Der
apertereri Blabet, snten TO- at tsbe bos benz
sIIerfor at foa Gplpsnine on, bet operterebe,
sebes Se oltib omtols, at De faa apertlsies
mentet | bette glob. Oct ptl pore til gen
sbie yeptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06
9e beaiaes Samfnno.

@QCl I'll.
areoiens Sefreter meooelte intet
ierligt oerom, lagtens for FIao-
iens Sfplo. Son uotalte Dog lit
9ieferat, at naar en- Samtalc oper
llige @mner eaar aaerbeolt er bet
aerne Sio til at lutte 0erom fan
rift mango tale meo / befre'tenoe
5orm.
Den fan bette life blipe amber
leOes2 Bar oct life snifelist, ia,
ligefrem t~ilraaoeligt at neies meo
eet gmre, noor BET aarlige Meoe
boloeS / en- Wenigbeo, Der BAR aan-
oelig 8erefroft, og boor brt fan
ontoges, at mango pil tage Tel /
Samtalen = mango 9egfolt. me-
ner ieg9
1ppnte gmne bleo in0lesat al
Rait. @eismann ira 9enoer. Gan
qior0e bl. a. a9loenoe, at Sci
lesifnb" life netop er oct ienme
iom ySamfuno" (n1ange ri! SIDE.
at en- pis Retning pn0er IT iige
De belliges 5eIIesifa5"
Ste0et for oct ipouanIige llosrnD.
Get fan ipnes en- ringe Sing at OPP
boloe Jig peo De to 9etegl.clier
Ren icm Gait. @eisman banSc0e.
efter at en- Br9It bopoe erf'arpt
at De tDenOe u6trpt betegneSt 0et
iamme, oerer 5orfeI. Trr er.
iagoe ban, ioa mango 8iao, ri
ariitne bar tilfpqes: ser er Srbet
9snnen, Safrnmenterne oe na0rl
pore Sing. Men ueo De SeFfiges
Somfun0 foritnas noget opbore. no.
GET uipnIigt.
aosierer geoite0 itilfcsp
oenne 5orbinoelie ct Sperg2r1aoI,
iom imiolertio life bleo beioaret
for0i aIoffen nor bleuen ina og ial
mango. Men bans Spergsmaal ior.
.iener at feres frem til itsrrs 81
fentIigbeo, foroi Oct / mine Sanfer
peger netop poo Sogen aerneptnft
Wr. geoiteo ipurgte omtren. ian-
ban:
o0onr Der poa ct Ste0 iil9es
en- Slot troenoe Menneifer. 'onl
life rigtig ian0an fan femme iam-
men, og man oa Tiger, at 0fr iffr
rinoes noeet belligt S1m'mo
i6lanot Dem, er iaa bet a. De
troenOe nemIig timber bidaeoen
leier, ipnger og be6er iamnen
eteoes iammen, ierger ilmnen,
op6Deees iammer, biaGper 5'1an-
cen til Hette, tugter, trsiter o. uej-
leoer 6inonoen err oct ioa,
Jpob Der foritnas pe6 De 9eIiiges
Snmfuno?"
Ter bar, iom %antp0et, OPENINGS
forfeit ON ben Sag peo areSsme.
bet. Sg bet oil Ser formoSenIia
teoblioe at p9re, boor Der tnles
nerom. Men Dor aasierers anifu-
eIie (tbi forItoo ieg bom rel, no
tolte ban ben un6erforItll't !
SpsresmnoIet) er Den iamme iom
man baoOe / Ben in6re Mis'ion I
9anmarf for otten &ar iieea, oa
jeg fenote oenne geppgelis. O9
p~erionIie maa ies lutte mig til
Fam.
Gao Der mn oare oIorie IDA man.
&c W%eninger berom: ct 8uos Pnrn.
ser fenoer 8eliignelier peb be Sel-
liges Samfuno Com 10 afgiort mao
beteene noget onbet END bet fore.
eonenoe 2eb, ben bellige, nlmin.
beige airfe"). niI nsbigit a. oft
mite ben. Og ifsnt Der fan npre
nnoet, ban elifer bit, andre s.o6er
bnn gerne oil bore - obpo Jam IT
title SampRr me6 cen al Bt,bs
ringe imoa, ie, set er De [i'f'aite
Elmer, ban FER poa Soro fan Op
naa."
Wen en- oct | bette TITLE Gem,
ppr. De Sellises Samfuno hires.
DO er Der 6orifel pan Snnfnno
og 5RIesifab. Sbi Dos 6sm, Der
bpl6er at iise r5edesifab". iinoes
iaaoanne Camper 10 life Oct tror
ieg at funne iige meo Sanb5eb.
Eager jee fell, er bet mig en- Size,
De at bIipe opIpit 6erom).
MnostoIos 0o,,T,,2 toIor INN nj
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06

3 Tilfrlbe Of ureselm9si9bebsr uso
zgubfoeslfen bebes man tlo9e til bet iteoliss
YofpeieI. Sfulbe bet life bialpe, bebes
man benpenbe zig til ,gonffsrsn"s
Runfpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06
Garpio, n. ..

9Greoe Heoafteri
geo at I1Ie aorreiponoaneer fro
andres te0er, por2an6sm9n6-iiqr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06

Advertising Rates made known upon
ppiication.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06

Entered at Blair P~ostoffice as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-06

oct pirfer: en- ganorine / 21s Il,
4 Sob. 1. 6. y.
0aar Der / 9Ipoitbiitorien q. 42l
tales ON, at De / ben fsrite &enis-
beo bolot Jig 81. a. til 3 q IN II n
oa ipnes oenne S9rnPrEeI-
lie 10 Dog oeiaa at betpoe noget, Der
or iorifelliet ira oct sorige, Der ON.
tales, og iom De 10 netop par iGles
ON.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-24
.rHH pErRofT TIMEss MONDAY. ocroBER a. 1919

person has nothing to do with the
opening burlesque. which Il sQme
slight consolation. In the second and
closing number he 10 very much In
evidence.
His chief asset Ia can OF beer,
with which he succeeds In immersing
everything and everybody so unfor-
tunate ~ to be on the stage with the
wise guy. Mr.. Hayes even edines his
auditors by shampooing his hair with
the amber stun. Occasionally, Mr..
Hayes gives demonstration OF his
gushing ability. Very often, he ex-
pectorates mouthfuls clear across the
stage. and the orchestra members are
going to provide themselves with
raincoats for the rest of the week.
This II but sample OF the Hayes
idea Of humor. There also Is Q pu-
trid line OF conversation and various
situations just about as stirring as
the beer episode. but why enumerate?
In the production there are q few
persons In the cast whose efforts are
not quite 80 depressing Perhaps the
impression they leave would be pleas
Ing II they were removed from their
noisome surroundings.
There Is also q small galaxy OF an
tiquated chorus workers. II the board
OF health does not interfere, Hayes
and his outfit will continue for the
remainder OF the week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-24

rector Of the Aetropolifnn oDore Con-
pany. IL one OF the younGoGt Of th1
great prima donnas, and she proves
her right to the title IN looks end
voice A very attractive young wo-
man, she appeared before her Initial
Detroit audience In striking Pnrsien
gown OF black lace, topped BY = Dis
black hat. Although an Engisnwo
man. she looked the Partsienne nom
the tip of her willow plume 70 the
hem of her skirt q la mode. She was
presented with two magnificent
lunches Of yellow, and pink chrys.
antbemums and was given a cordial
and thoroughly appreciative reception.
Nine. Aldas voice Is one OF re-
markable range. youthful, freshness
and brilliancy Her natural gifts
have been trained to artistic perfec
ton, and II Is rarely indeed that con-
certgoers have the opportunity 10 ap-
plaud beauty OF voice and finish OF
vocal art In q woman so young and
attractive as Nine. Aida. Such happy
combination OF voice and art usually
comes only with the long passage OF
years.
In choosing her program the SINGER
had evidently expended much thought
and care. offering representative but
unusual sheaf from the album Of sons
writer's. She sang In Italian, French,
German and English equally well, bu.,
In temperament and training. seemed
happiest In the French and Italian.
and of course in her native tongue.
English. Perhaps this Is not to be
wondered at, inasmuch as Nine. Aida
IL English born, had her musical edu-
cation In Paris, under the elder Mar
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and Monte Howard. Among the wo-
men. Rsnp Lacouvier. Mabel Maitlsnd.
Wtniffed Francis and Anna Woods
take prominent parts. The latter made
great hit with her beauty.
The company appeared In two bur-
lesQues, entitled: Fun In . Music
Hall" and "A Night 1t Roadhouse."
Both are too ridiculous 70 possess any
plot, but they kept the audience roar.
Ing from start 70 nnish, and that Is
the solo excuse burlesque has for
existence. VI
A hit was made by the Red Raven
Cadets" = company OF young women
headed by Rena Lacouvier. The. girls
gave military drill with all the pre-
cision OF trained veterans. Howard
and Lewis appeared In . singing and
talking act which pleased; Woods
Pros. performed dinlcult feats on the
swinging rings. and Mabel Maitland
danced.
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LvEuM.


Polly Of tK6 Circus" has returned
to Detroit. opening In the Lyceum.
Sunday afternoon, and from the re-
ception accorded II this realistic play
Of circus life has lost none OF It's
popularity with Detroit theatergoers.
Edith Speare 10 seen in the title role,
her hrst grown-up part, although she
has been on the stage for nine Of her
sixteen years. The production is
most elaborate, introducing full cir
Gus performance In the third act,
with performing dogs and ponies,
trapese artists. eQuestriennes and
clowns.
The play tells the story of cir
Gus rider injured while performing In
small western town and taken TO
the home OF the parson, much to the
amaxement Of the dignined straight
laced members Of the congregation
who can see no good in q circus. She
is 90 seriously injured that she has
TO stay long while. long enough for
her TO fall In love with the Rev.
John Douglass and for him to be cap
tivated by her charm and naivete.
The village gossips get their
tongues wagging, however, and when
the circus returns she goes back to
the show HE to save the Rev. John
further trouble with his flock. He
goes to the tents, however, and brings
her back and the curtain falls on a
very effective scene. showing the cir
Gus wagons slowly winding over the
road In the dim light of early morn
ing, leaving Polly and the Rev. John
watching them depart.
The play introduces some good
character sketches. Uncle Toby, the
old clown. and Big Jim, the boss can
vasman who have taken care of Pol
ly since her mother. who was also q
circus rider. was killed In the saw
dust ring. represent types of circus
people. Mira Willoughby and Miss
Perkins interpret the part of village
gossips. hypocritically shocked at the
very idee~of - circus, while the In
visible Deacon Strong and the mild
Deacon Blverson, portray two types
of the narrow-minded village religious
circle. Mandy and Hasty Jones, the
colored servants at the parsonage, in
troduce an element of comedy.
Polly of the Circus is interesting
not only a. novel type of play but
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