Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-14
FASHION CLASSED AS MUSE
Grand Opera at Auditorium includes
Fashions with other Arts.
ATTRACTIONS ARE VERY MANY
Vaudeville Acts of Eastern Fame
ana Many Prominent Persons
to Re Part of Display
Coming TO Omaha.

Coming TO Omaha.
Following out the idea that it was a
mistake not to include fashions among
the other muses., the Grand Opera Of
Fashion, which will he staged at the
Auditorium. September p. %. % and -.
will include an elaborate display Of fall
modes with exhibitions OF tho other arts.
Tho most artistic dress poseurs in the
country. well known vaudeville stars,
famous opponents Of :he tango. maxtNe
and other new dances. Tusical artists and
elaborate STAGE settings will combine TO
furnish effective means for conveying a
knowledge and encouraging an epprecia-
ton Of artistic fashions for the coming
season.
The Grand Opera of Fashions is the
elimination of the sentiment that styles
are a medium Of expression along with
the other arts, not merely something 20
wear. Distinct individuality can be cX-
pressed by an understanding OF dress
values and clever effects may he pro-
duced by the harmonious arrangement OF
lines, tints and materials that suit the
person, who is to wear a particular gar
ment.
Matinee and evening performances Of
the style show will be given and vaude-
VILE talent Of the highest class has been
secured to insure the popularity Of the
attra ction Society dancing and musical
acts of exceptional merit have been con-
tracted and the people of this city
will be presented with an opportunity TO
witness the acts OF the Western Naude-
VILE association, while in attendance at
the Grand Opera Of Fashion
variety Acts to show.
lie Paige and lie Paige, the highest
salaried solo dancers IN vaudeville, are
to appear They have been playing for
weeks in prominent New York cafes and
summer gardens, and were attracted to
the ranks Of the style show artists for a
period of a few weeks at a higher price
than they ever before commanded. The
lie Paiges. in their origination Of steps.
are rivals of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Castle
for popular appreciation as interpreters
of the latest dance movements.
Miss Marie Hennings of Boston, whose
soprano voice gained the popular favor
Of New York audiences, where she sang
thirty-six consecutive weeks at the
Knickerbocker theater, features in the
vaudeville program.
The Musical Tolons," a team OF Fam
Gus artists. who have featured all vaude-
VILE bills in the larger eastern cities
whenever appearing. promise to furnish
diversity in this well prepared program.
Their Recommendations include nearly
every musical instrument manufactured.
Miss Lillian Leone. violinst, and Joseph
hn IL
fractions at these performances.
The elaborate scenery for this produc-
ton requires two cars for its transporta-
ton and is most beautiful and artistic
This entertainment is not an advertising
medium. there being no mention made on
the program of this play as to who manu-
features or sells any particular article
of apparel The affair is simply means
OF promulgating this seasons effects in
all parts OF the fashion world. II Is an
! education of style, coupled with an en-
| tertainment which rivals in brilliancy any
theatrical organization.
! Mrs Jane Haymaker, one of the most
| successful suit models whose appearance
| at Orchestra hall in Chicago was greeted
| with prolonged applause, will be one of
! the poseurs. Her magnetic personality,
! grace and ability to hold the attention OF
| her audience in this dramatic modelling
| event has won her considerable recog-
| milton.
! The company also includes Miss Made
! line Rasmussen, probably the most photo
| graphed person in the United States. Miss
| Rasmussen has posed for many woman's
! fashion magazines in Interpretation of the
latest style effects. Miss Young Fischer
a model for misses apparel. is also in
GUIDED These are but three of the COM
pany OF twenty-five stars in the fashion
\ creation sphere who will appear here.
Y One OF the scenes in the coming fashion
event is a tango tea, the hostess for which
is prominent character in the plot which
is unveiled during the course OF this
4 clever production. The scenery for this
act has been especially constructed and
when coupled with the many beautiful
and elaborate costumes. results in spec
tacular picture effects During this scene
Miss Rasmussen will demonstrate the
famous Pastor tango gown creation. This
garment was designed and worn by
prominent Chicago society leader and oc
casioned a great deal Of comment Som,
complimented, others condemned, but al
admitted the distinct individuality OF tn,
creator.
Other settings will be a shopping scene
in which special costumes for fall ar,
featured; a weekend ut a country place
with appropriate costuming; The Morn
ing Walk, In the Evening" and IT,
Church" The thread of an interestin,
society comedy runs through the scene.
The Grand Opera OF Fashion carries on
a cooperative plan. II extends a servic,
to the general public, in that men ant
women may dress with comfort, knowlnI
that they are educated as to style and car
find practically that same style in thei
own stores Following out this idea, IN,
style show is employing only merchandise,
that is selected from prominent eastern
manufacturers lines and only those style,
that are authoritative will be presente,
for public approval in this production.
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