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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

Atlanta. is a composer Of operas as
well as a master OF bel canto and
thorough theoretician. He refused
conductorship with the Chicago Grand
Opera Company in order to come 10
Atlanta, because he was fond Of the
South and its people.
Ethelbert Nevin's "A Day in Ven
ice" was sung for the first time In
Atlanta on Friday afternoon at the
annual reunion of the Girls High
School Alumnae. There was a. dou-
BILE trio of singers, including Mrs.
Peyton Todd, Mrs. w. g. Jarnigan,
Mrs. w. T. Perkerson, Miss Mildred
Parks, Mrs. John NJ. Cooper and Miss
Harriet Milledge. Mrs. Perry Black
shear was acCompanist.
This arrangement of the beautiful
composition has the following num-
bers: (a) Dawn" o. The Condo
lers." (c) Love Song" I'D Good
Night"
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
CARMEN
Oh FAUST FOR
CHORUS DEBUT
Organization of $50 Atlanta
Voices to Sing Great Operas
Under Way,

Either Faust" or Carmen" will be
produced at the first performance of
the Atlanta Opera Chorus. There will
be elaborate scenery and a full or
CheStra.
The chorus will consist of from 100
to 100 picked voices. trained under
the dramatic tenor. DeCortes Wolf
fungen, late director Of the Grand
Opera Chorus at Washington, ID. c..
which produced several grand operas
in that city last season. one of the
operas successfully produced in that
town was Gounod's Faust" given
the patronage of Count Won Bern
storff, German Ambassador. and other
prominent society people at the capi-
tai.
At the operas to be given in At
lanta a number Of prominent profes-
sional opera singers will be engaged
to take the leading roles.
Mr.. Wolffungen has begun the work
of organizing the chorus, and is ready
to consider applications for member
ship. He is assisted by Miss Mildred
Del. Harrison, accompanist for the
chorus.
The Tooth anniversary OF the birth
of Verdi occurs october 10. and the
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
T7Ce1ty-fUe Persons 10
Abbear on Forsyth Bill

Eight singers, comprising the Ma
rion Littefeld's Florentine Com
pany. five bicycle riders, a trio OF
comedy aCrobatS. three players in a
clever sketch. a duo Of singers of pop
ular melodies. company OF come
dy pantomimists. and a character
change artist-altOgether a company
Of twenty-five persons, will be at the
FORSYTH Theater this week on the
vaudeville bill The promise IS a
show Of unusual excellence.
The sketch will be Billy Bittles, -
by the Lynn OveTman Company
Robert Fulgora Is the character actor,
and Barry and Wolford and Bert
Wheeler and company, in their COM
edy bits, are old acquaintances
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
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bad you have rheumatic twinges
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Jad Salts is ife-saver for reg
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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
Eugenie Blair VIII Play
MADAME X at the Lyy1c

Madame X" played by Eugene
Blair, will be the attraction at the
Lyric this week, with performances
every night and matinees Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. The play is
a strong drama by the French writer,
Alexander Bisson, and IS well known
because Of the furore it created with
its original production, and because
of the powerful theme it embOdies
The leading character of the play is
regarded as Madame Y. and nothing
more. and is compelling figure of
mystery. Her story is unfolded; her
youthful mistake, her Punishment by
her husband. her ruin, her discovery
Of her own son years after as a law
yer appointed TO defend her Of the
charge of murder. An excellent com
pany supports Miss Blair
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

dancers, with Sophia Benucci as the
Interpreter Of the famous "Salome'
dance. Miss Benucci will appear for
her first time in America in this pro-
duction., She is hailed as one Of the
foremost of interpretative dancers
1t is announced that the coming
production of "Salome" has been
staged with a view to dignity and
impressiveness, rather than for a
sensational appeal and thus has
gained the consideration of authori-
ties who stopped the performances Of
the original companies.
And exceedingly bright promise is
held out by the Atlanta Theater man
agement for the week following this,
when Miss Annie Russell and her
comedy company will offer "She
Stoops to Conquer" Goldsmith's fine
old comedy. and later Sheridan's
The Rivals"
Thomas Dixon's The Leopard's
Spots" will follow.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
NeG0 Singers and Dances
Are Billed at the Columbia

The White Way Musical Comedy
Company at the Columbia Theater
will offer an attraction this week that
is rather more pretentious than any
thing it has yet essayed. 1t will be
a musical comedy The Good Ship
Nancy Hanks" in which the regular
company will be supplemented by a
number of new singers and dancers.
In the new crowd will be a party of
ten dancers who will offer the latest
dances, the tango, turkey trot and
others of the up to- the minute school
of the light fantastic.
/. Daily matinees are held and per-
formanCes each evening,
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
'Sai2me' F0kI07gS 'Mntt
And JpH at the atlanta

The week at the Atlanta opens with
Mutt and jeff in Panama" a new
Monday and Tuesday, with a matinee
Tuesday. The two children of Bud
Fishers brain are used once more as
the basis for bunch of laughs, and
Their comedy lines furnish the vehicle
Tor the Introduction of a large chorus
whose costuming is hailed as gor-
geoIs. The songs and features are
new.
Massenette's great opera spectacle,
'Salome," with a company of more
t7an 100 persons. including an or
chestra Of 25, will be in Atlanta
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, with
Saturday matinee.
There is a chorus of 60 singers and
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
'OH0 HadIS' In M0Uing
Returns to GruHd

The "Qui Vadis" motion pictures,
known to Atlanta through their pro-
duction during two weeks last sum
mer. will ill q return engagement at
the Grand Theater this week. The
return of this feature was effected
in response to a considerable demand,
for it acquired a great popularity
here.
QUO Vadis" is in eight reels. and
is divided into three acts. Exhlbi-
tions viii be given at 2, 4, and 9
o'clock each day, beginning Monday
afternoon.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
Meat Forms Uric Acid, Which
Clogs Kidneys, Irritates BIad-
der or Causes Rheumatism.

When you wake up with back
ache and dun misery ip the kid
ney region, it generally means you
have been eating too much meat.
says a well-known authority. Meat
forms uric acid. which overworks
the kidneys in their effort to filter
It from the blood, and they become
sort of paralyzed and loggy. When
your kidneys get sluggish and clog,
you must relieve them, like you re-
lieve your bowels; removing all the
body's urinous waste, else you have
backache, sick headache, dizzy
spells. your stomach sours, tongue
is coated, and when the weather is
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

Hotel Ansley Orchestra. in commem-
Grafton of it, Will devote its Sunday
concert to selections from "Trovd-
tore" "Otello" and Aida" his most
famous works.
Verdi's tuneful opera Of I'll Trova-
tore" was written when he was a
young man and during the reign @
King Victor Emmanuel in Italy. The
original score was in the nature Of
a political structure on the dynasty,
and naturallya the King.
The result was that an imperial ul-
timatum went forth that the name
of Verdi was not to appear in the
public prints nor on any exposed
plaCards or billboards, and not even
to be pronounced in any OF the pub
lie gatherings throughout Italy
The youthful political composer
was chagrined, but, not to be OUT
done, he rewrote the score and caused
his name to he placarded in all the
most conspicuous places within the
city of Rome in very large flaming
letters.
Nothing appeared but the name
Verdi. He was arrested and taken
before a kings magistrate, was Sc
verely reprimanded and about to be
thrown into the donjon. His reply
and explanation was to the effect that
no offense was meant. but on the con-
trary made an apology as follows;
Victor
Emmanuel
Rex
De
Italy.
The first letters of the above words
formed Verdi. The reply was so in
genious that the magistrate freed the
composer upon being Informed that
"Trovatore" had been rewritten and
nothing offensive appearing.
John c. Freund noted as a music
critic, editor and publisher. viii be
here October q at the Capital City
Club to lecture on music from the
practical and progressive standpoint.
As founder and publisher of Musical
America. which is recognized both
here and abroad as standard mu-
steal newspaper, he is already well
known here, and also as the publish
creditor Of Music Trade.
His appearance in Atlanta will be
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

o. Tennessee" Of which the story is
laid in Tennessee, with the figures Of
mountaineers and moonshiners and
revenue officers ever present. One
Of the scenes is that showing the
office of President Mckinley, TO whom
an old mountaineer and his son go
to seek a pardon for the old mans
wife. New members of the stock
company will be seen in this show,
which will have daily matinees and
performances each night. The usual
arrangement concerning the designa-
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
Knobs o. Tennessee Fills
BH9H'S s Ninth Stuck Week

The ninth week Of the BijOu Stock
Company will begin Monday after
noon with Hal Reeds play, Knobs
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

under the auspices of the Atlanta Mu-
sioal Association. OF which Mrs. John
Marshall Slaton is president.
The Southern University OF Music
introduced A number of artists re-
Gently added to its faculty at a -
ception held in its parlors last Thurs
day evening. Those present enjoyed
an unusually artistic program, con-
trihuted by Mrs. Sara J. Ainslee, vO-
caust. Mrs Mabel Mather, reader,
and Alexander Won SkibinsSy, violin
ist. The affair It is announced, "a
the first Of a series TO be given this
winter.
G. Frederick Bonawitz. formerly
baritone OF the German Royal Opera,
now located in Atlanta, win give a re-
Cital the last of the month. The pro-
gram will include lieder from Schu-
bert and Schumann and a number Of
French and English works.
Domenico Brescia, recently come TO
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
"SaIome" Brings 100 Singers and
Dancers, Forsyth Bill Has
Is Performers.
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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
Weeks Attractions
.AtAHanfQ IheaterS

At the AtIanta-"Mutt and
jeff in Panama" Monday and
Tuesday, Tuesday matinee.
"Salome, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Saturday matinee.
At the Lyric-"Madame X" all
week, matinee Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
At the Forsyth-keith vaude-
vile, all week, matinees daily.
At the Bijou-"knobs O. Ten
nessee," by 5ijou Stock Company,
all week, matinee daily.
At the Columbia-Musieal COM
edy, daily matinee.
At the Grand-"Quo Vadis,"
moving picture spectacle, four
performances daily,
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19

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