The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-18
ADJUSTMENTS
valcska Su,ntt.

:" iuSSciiStn6 u star OIL the maEnt
.uoe o. Naleska Suratt, it is sometime
deal OF attention to the supportin,
company. but in the ease of the pro
duction OF the The kiss Waltz" du,
~ the Metropolitan on Monday even
isn. the management las gone to tn,
other extreme and have provided
cas-. Mn!ch would make a less talented
artiste than Mile. Suratt look to hel
laurels. In surrounding her with sncf
company. it has. however. paid hel
me highest form of compliment. fol
IT has shown its perfect faith in heI
aoility to hold her own position. Their.
10 also a chorus whose vocal abilitie.
are said to be but a shade below thai
REQUIRED Tor grand Opera and whose
persSnad charm harm is fully up to Tho
Sear.and-a-half New York Casino
musical success. and is heralded as the
very prettiest and largest Of all the
CaSlno musical productions. The music
Oh tnls operetta Is hy Zieherer, who
composed Mile Mischief" for Fritz
SehelI; Whi!e the American version Is
Sy Edgar Smith. and the lyrics by
Ma..new Woodward. Melville Eli.
ass.sned Inc gownings. including the
eleven: magnificent draperics Of the
beautiful star. which are, perhaps
more responsible for the success OF
operetta than any one other detail
save the composers delightful music
n the lovely Naieska's personal
charms,
around the the i irres aes 3S.s i%a Ma3az min ass,
Guido Spini. a composer. exercises
over al! the women he meets He
makes love to a firtatious baroness
cat of her influence, which Ia in
!alHao!e to him in his profession. but
IN reality his affections are centered
on a cousin of the countess. Miss
Suratto. The jealousy Of the countess
husband Is aroused during the many
lndrierous complications. but it be-
comes apparent that the count him
sell. for all his jealousy. is in the habit
OF industriously making love to every
woman he meets. Much dramatic as
well as singing ability enters into the
cast. which necessitated more than
oralnafN care in its selection. During
the first act Miss Suratt will appear
in her famous $1,000 diamond dress,
Just now the talk of the fashion world.
Tie Raincy Hunt Pictures.
n Paul j. Raincy African hum
pictures Illustrate in detail the hunt
ing expedition of Paul ]. Rainey, the
well known millionaire. in the wilds
OF British East Africa. Aside from
SoSt OK tHlS eHpeQltlOn
70 MY. Rainey. it Was remarkable also
lor the fact that a pack of American
ooss was employed To run down the
Wild beasts. MIR. Raincy had remarked
the wonderful courage of the hounds
used in hunting the bcar in Mississippi
and Louisiana. He felt sure that such
dogs would not show the white feather
even before the lion. He was laughed
at by his friends and all the sports
men VINO mad ay-n,. 111ofnl tI,o 1s0ss
nut Mr.. Rainey stuck to his convic-
tlons n the story of the achieve
ments Of these dogs is told in a series
OK marvellous motion pictures which
VIII be exhibited at the Metropolitan
theater on Monday. January %. and
every a for the rest of the week.
Among n many interesting pic
or drinking place of the wild animals.
professor of the American Museum
OF Natural History. has declared this
llm to be the greatest contribution
to natural science in the past decade.
men II is seen here. 1t will be re-
marked that the wild animals seem
20 have an understanding hat they
nus not modest .ope another as the
is just as il al afinfstice or a a." truce e
existed among them. They respec.
m another's rights to share in this
elixir of life.
The pictures have their comic side,
100. for there are, many anu
dents pictured which would indicate
that the wild animals are not without
a of humor. There are also
many human touches to the meeting
of different Wild animals in the jungle
and at the water hole which show
mat they recognize the obligations Of
family ties.