Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-15
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him. She appears before King Herou
at his request Herod is pleased with
her dancing and promises TO grant
whatever she asks Salome, still
smarting under her repulse and urged
by her mother. Herodias. asks for the
head of John the Baptist. Herod,
with great reluctance, grants her re-
quest. The feast is over. the head Of
John is brought in on a charger to
Salome, whose revenge is now COM
plete, for John, who would not as
much as turn his head To look at her
shall now behold her in all her beauty
In her mad frenzy she caresses and
kisses the head. She attempts to
dance, but is stricken with fear She
IS terrified as she realizes the horror
Of what she has done. She is over
whelmed, AFFECT; but a ray of hope
flashes over her sinking soul. Can
she earn forgiveness by constant
prayer and sacrifice? She swoons in
a heap upon the floor.
8. For strings. "Salut d 'Amour."
Elgar
8 Solo for soprano, Way Down
South ..,..................Fa irman
Miss Mae Sutton.
10. Gems from Wonderland" Herbert
Il. From a Modern Eve
(a) Hello. Sweetheart"
Cb) Every Day Is Christmas
When You're Married" 49,.
Hollaender
Z. Closing, The Baby Glide. .Hirsch
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. Is.
l. March Ma tional Emblem Bagley
= Waltz-"on the Beautiful Blue
danube ..-............. Strauss
. Gems from THE Lady of the Slip
per ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Herbert
4. Ca) songs-"on Moonlight Bay"
Wenrich
(o) Waiting for the Robert E.
Lee ........-....... Muir
.. Solo for soprano, "Good-by, Rose"
Ingraham
Miss Mae Sutton.
b. operate version of Madame But
terfy." Music by Giacomo Puc-
cini. "a Japanese tragedy
founded on the book by John L.
Long)
Synopsis-She was as sweet an OBJ
Ject as the world held when the
American laid his eyes on her, tiny.
dainty with the allurement of the
orient, and she laughed all day. Oh,
SO seldom did she cry, for the Japan
csc maiden ''laks not mooch to cry"
And when the American sailed awav
with the promise that he would come
when the robins nest again she be-
lleVed him. A little later she did not
believe so much and cried more often
than she laughed, until the starlight
died out of her eyes. The American
forgot her and married a woman of
his own race. for he had no heart. and
the tender. exquisite story has been
one Of the most thrilling. touching.
alluring stage productions in many
years.
!. Ca) Oriental Dance" Herbert
CD "Entr'acte from Mile Mo-
diste ...........H Herbert
S. Request.
3 Solo for soprano-"Oh, You Silv'ry
Bells" .................. Botsford
Miss Mae Sutton.
10. Gems from-"Oh, Oh, Delphine"
Caryll
IL Popular song, "What I Get You
Alone Tonight $500. Fischer
y. March-"The Ragtime Goblin
Man" ......,......... Won Tilzer
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. IS.
1. March, Free Lance. ....... Sousa
2. Waltzes from 1.-The Count of
Luxembourg ............. Lehar
3. Gems from "oh, Oh, Delphine"
Caryll
4. Group songs......,..,..... Selected
5. Solo for soprano, Garden of
My Heart" ...................B Ball
Miss Mae Sutton.
6. Fantasia, Echoes from the
Metropolitan Opera House"
Tobani
:. Gems from 1.-THE Sunny South"
Lampe
8. Intermezzo. .Lovelight' Bennett
9. Solo for soprano, You're My
Baby
Miss Mae Sutton
10. Gems from "A Winsome
Widow" ............,...D anmark
Il. Songs
(a) "Oh, What a Night
Muir and Gilbert
OBJ Gee. I Like Music. Aver
z. March. Lights Out" 49,. Mckay
AFTERNOON, FEB
RCARY 10.
1. March-"The Millionaires" .......
Henninger