Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28
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| 'Hel hVeIess. Eden. In the third act
Eve herself has the veil lifted and sees
me emptiness OF the life she has chosen.
she mas the men soft handed and shall
WV the women hypocritical and mean.
ana the dowager, Mrs. Topper Bellamy.
"hom she has learned to love, to be only
ANXIOUS TO get. the money the old million
are mas Wllled her for her chaperonage Eve
oenounces them all and returns to Eden
there presumably to live her years as she
began them, with Adam and old Winters
true.
The Lloyd Ingraham company will offer
Israel zangwill's play, THE Melting PotN
as the attraction for the third week of the
summer season. Mr.. Ingraham will be seen
as David Quixano, a Jewish musician"
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Omahans are promised a treat at the
Orpheum theater Sunday afternoon and
monday evening when the Danish Student
singers of fifty voices will give two con-
certs' These singers were in Chicago last
sunday and Monday. Every Chicago music
critic accorded this ancient and honorable
organization unstinted praise, Glenn
billiard Gum of the Chicago Tribune made
this comment:
"A patriotic demonstration that must
nave been gratifying to Americans OF
Whatever descent, was the feature of the
tirst concert by the Danish Student Sing
ers of Copenhagen yesterday afternoon at
Orchestra hall. The chorus attains a unity
and beauty of tone that can only result
when the severest Of ideals obtain
This is from the Chicago Record Herald
OF last Monday; orchestra hall has not
often held a more enthusiastic gathering
than that which packed it to the last seat
when the Danish Student Singers, an or
ganization connected with the University
OF Copenhagen, gave a concert yesterday
afternoon
These singers were given hearty recep-
tion IN New York City, Washington, Chi
easo ana other cities. At the national cap
ital they were rendered a garden party at
the White House In Chicago thew were
honored by reception given by the Uni
versity club. A banquet was given in the
Chicago Auditorium
The two days arranged for Omaha will
not be neglected. A banquet will be given
downtown and function win be rendered
at Happy Hollow. These singers are not
on a money making tour. Most Of them
are business men Of Copenhagen. Some
are attending the University of Copen-
hagen' All are singers for the general ad-
Vancement of the art OF music business
men Of Copenhagen will defray any de-
ticit resulting from this brief tour OF five
weeks. Omahans may feel elated for beinp
honored by this SPLENDID singing organiza-
ton.
The following are the programs for the
Omaha concerts:
SUNDAY AFTERNOON-Sl5 O'CLOCK.
ss tndnDi s song {No; 800 II; b. Kroyer
Aghete and 'he Norman mo. 0,...,,..
The Great White Host lN sh' 1 Eau ESik Song
soloist; Hedge Nissen, baritone.
Dance, Said the Fiddle mo 2D....P. IIeiss
Finnish Finnish Battlt Hymn 90; l3i,,Fr PaSiGs
sci e''"ue mo Sz)0rt;...,P Il Lange- Mailer
Hunters DNd %, Chorus from syysoyerdas
Ola So ola II no p E HIaIrtmann
soloist: Olaf Holbol. tenor. 0''S
comm Thro' the Rye mo. 25; .,......
Olaf Trygvason no RRs saIISsh
Jutlandish Dancing Air (No, D,......,..
Fly. Birdie Flv, f& GaF 5sf p r ua-.-,.u.
soioist: Hedge Nissen, baritone imam
Patriotic Song (No. 4Ol.......... Carl Nielsen
The Star Spangled Banner................
MONDAY EVENINGS O'CLOCK.
Denmsry, Ny Fatherland mo. 46l, Ii. Rung
! Minstrefs Prayer (No. 45)...........
soloist: Hedge Nissen, baritone.
The Vtnland Voyage (NO. 2O.......
- .,.....;:................J. p. f. Hartmann
Suomis lftnnish) Song CNo. 42)...F. Pacius
In the Woods...........P. Il. LANCE Muller
Quartet.
The Moons Wooing tNo. 9.,.,n,;;...
Folk Song mo. sD...,..P. Il. LANCE Muller
Solost. Olaf Holboll. tenor.
Nursery Rhymes (No, ib,....... Edv. Grieg
] i D. Iafa
Bridal Party on the Hardanger
tn %n1r;b' ;;NS,' II kjerult
Soloist: Hedge Nissen. baritone.
In Memoram, ,..,,.,...,,J, j.. f. Hartmann
our Home mo. 4s).................Alf Tofft
The Star spangled Banner.......,.,....