The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-10-01

the lQve OF HWe5lfflglh aFiacalptts anCa5
cadences. e,s
Excited In Car1ren.
1t was in thu interpretation Of tho
grand fantastic from Bizet's opera,
Carmen" that the depth and range
as the organization was hest reveal
ed, The romance OF tho Spanish
cigarette girl. the matll3.s and the
dramatic situations OF the opera
were revealed through a mas.erly in
Jewels of the Madorna,n a recent
tr~epretation. Selections from the
opera, by Wolf-Ferrari. also were
ariotA YER fsatures,o OF last dysning.,s pro-
granM Complete control Of his men,
anxiety 81, estahlish spcntanapuz .a'G-
sporhe from his audience and real.
a..ss9al genius, are strst;EE. meu1lr-
.es al33qfne ySstetaayY ebscarrE.s Y
Y{lkerdAy proved ID be- roya,
homASolnfhg FOR Nine. Meris Tfilbt-
son 1lcosk. for the foEylar Miteheil
girl lung with the old time golden
ivoicei With the polish ard the finish
which bel, study ia the eastern must
cal Hentkfh rave given ntT. Her rich
ccnttaltDs voice, full-throstei and dis
tinct, was a treat to 'he-. old Mitchell
friends who had longed to hear her
again. Her encore accompaniment
we're played by Mrs. Maude siisby-
Nichols, Tor many years a Mitchell
Hfavorite.
M'sa Fern Gramling, this solofst
with Ferullo's band, made an in-
|si; ntaneous success on is. FIRST up
learaf.ce yestsAday afternoon AMI
r apeated again last ev .niry. AS a
|l.ana.ic soprano. Miss Granting is
|sA ceptionally pleasing. whh5.a rich
|c..les ing In he. voice.
Vaudeville Is "Heayy."
This years vaudeville bill'i Is
"heAvy"a compared to the lighter Of
ferfaEs OF the 1919 Corn Palace. Tho
actsIare among the most m1aeritorous
Iof the Crpheum bookings and each
pgqsH4ed to be worthy Off a,spiace ON
this years. exceptional program.
The Greater City Comedy FoAr is
sthe'only conventional Vaudeville act,
but the members OF, the. auartette
are cApable singers With line OF
comedy, that proved to be immensely
popular with yesterdays. audiences.
The qUaftette was called back for
several encores.
The Circus Royal, was opened with
Lukehs' Lions, with Prof. J.. Glass
as the i~nterlocutor for four monarchs
of the animal world. This act die-rrs
essentially from the majority of, ami
NAL acts, in that ther. Is a comedy
In which the, big-maned players per-
form. One Interesting feature Is the
introduction of the little cub, four
weeks old.
The Riding Davenports.
The Riding Davenports present
a horse act. of merit and dignity.
1T is typical Of the best show-ring
performers. The DavenpSrts ii have
two beautiful dappled gray equines
as the foundation for their act and.
their riding is of THE best seen ON.
THO stage today. 4 i All It
THE SIX Morocco Arabs PROBABLY
proved9to be the most spectacular Of
any Of the offerings on the program.
The swarthy sons of the desert per.
form their gyrations and tumbling
with no cessation, and the belioldef
tis,allft ~ bssqJis, aizzy. from watch
iHs The Arabs mnaaakesse every enori t.
please their audiences. -
1.-THE program of the Palace is con
Ecluded with the Six Diving Models,
"a half dozen young Women. who dis
port themselves asI modern FINER
maids dn p largei tank .ppcns the
Eetage. The various kinds OF riting
Are demonstrated In pleasing man
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