The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-18
GOOD ATTRACTIONS TO Be
seen HERE THIS SPRING
GAM COMING JAN. 27-"BAlkAN
PRINCESS" MAY COME
HERE LATER.

From now on the theatrical out =
| lCOk is much better than it has been
! during the past few months. Rudolph
! CAM is to appear here on January -
ard Madame Sherry is to follow the
next evening.
The following is from the Chicago
| Record Herald of recent date, and con
! Germs Rudolph GAM. the eminent
Swiss pianist who is to appear at the
Kcrredge theater on Jan. -.
MIR. CAM made evident as he had
made evident at recent performance,
with the Thomas Orchestra. that his
position in the ranks of the younger
pianists is high indeed: nor are there
many players among the Older men
who are able To surpass his admirably
clean technic, his musical taste and
his appealing touch. OF the pieces that
were heard there must be mentioned
iirst the + major Song Without Words
and the T. minor Scherzo of Mendels-
sohn. The former has for the most
part been left by virtuosi to the tender
mcrcies of school girls; but Mr.. GAM
delivered himself of poetic, and
therefore convincing. reading of the
piece. Excellent too was his airy pre-
sentation of the Scherzo,"
Madame Sherry.
The largest panorama ever used on
a stage will be seen in Madame
Sherry" when that sensational musical
lit comes to this city i'm the near
ftst In, no
second act and serves as a background
showing the famous skyline of New
York as seen from the harbor. The
scene is the deck of "A yacht anchored
III the Hudson and just before the
curtain descends, the craft is seen to
steam away. The effect of motion is
obtained by the moving panorama
which, as it unfolds brings all the IA
nous landmarks of lower Manhattan
into view. The audience can easily
discern the Singer Tower, the Hudson
Terminal Building. the Suspension
Bridge, the Battery and finally. the
Statue of Liberty.
The Balkan Princess.
Miss Julia clifford, the well known |
English Prima donna and music hall |
favorite is now ON tour for the first |
time in THE Balkan Princess" after |
her long and successful reign at the |
Herald square theater and at the Ca
rino New York. Miss Clifford is on
tour in the only company on the road
With this piece in America and there
Is good chance that she will visit
The copper country during her tour.
Miss Clifford, under all circumstances
is a pleasing prima donna. abundantly
with charming personality.
but especially favored with an ex-
ccptional voice. has undoubtedly re-
corded the greatest success of her
career i'm The Balkan Princess" 1t
Is described as a. sort of musical
Prisoner of Zenda, "a cleancut love
story. consistently worked out. and
With counter plot of comedy that
,fers abundant opportunity for a half
lozen comedians to operate upon the
public visibility. These parts are In
he hands of Joseph w. Standlsh an
English comedian of note and who
,reated the part of Henri the walter,
"A this production: Wallace Boery,
whom Henry w. Savage starred In
he Yankee Tourist" VIM. Meyer
rom Van. n. h. Dano. Mae Harrlng-
on and other Metropolitan favorites.
;ulale Young. In a bifurcated hobble-
effect. Vera Rossmore, a.
he smart cafe queen a large male
.horus and forty dear. delightful wo- .
men" compose the company In cos
umlng and scenery, The Balkan 8