The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
EDITORIAL SECTION

TIIE ALBUQCERQUE WoMANs
CLUB Is to be credited with hay
\ ing furnished the city with the
best entertainment Il "A had dur
ing the past six months a Ridpath
Lyccum bureau course Of enter
tainmcnt is often something Of a
gamble. II H. necessary 10 take
what the Lycedm bureau sends ana
there have been times Lea the history
OF the Lyccum bureau when n u
has had available has not been cX-
actly classic. The Woman's club
undertook the course which rs nov
drawing 90 "a close. with some fear
and trembling. SO we are told by
the ladies. hut they have been lucky
and thus far have drawn good thiags
throughout. Their hope In under
tnking the course was 10 supply Al
buquerque with "a little of the up
INT. ana his the course has given,
with the exception Of the Dixie quar-
ictto. which. II il didn't do any APP
lifting. was "a nightly amusing en-
tcrtainment
The concer; last night by the -Four
Artists was a real musical treat.
Most of us have heard the violin
nlNNNM WIN MNAN AT ANNA ~ Wv
ter exhibited. but his work was dis
tinctly good, M II he had given as
more OF the lone work OF which he
is quite evidently a master. and lett
off "A lot OF -pyrotechnical glg.timc,
most OF as would have liked h bet
ner. his soft work is beautiful and
one Eets the idea hat n the man
were TO become really Interested he
H - N-.... HL NaHaHaHuH aud HaNua
the heart out Of you.
Lillian Rlnssdorn has a voice
that is simply superb. Her opening
number was a delight ana her sing
ing from Madame Butterfly was sim
ply and u%nquaiificdiy beautiful.
Mime. Kingsdorff was beautifully
gowned and very gracious and made
an instantaneous hit with each and
every member Of IA large audi
once.
AR Kickbush, the baritone Of TIA
organization. has "a kick in his voice
that liz decidedly effective lie told
his audience last night with engag-
ing f~rankness. that the altitude got
his wind But u ed used
more wind he'd have blown Ms out
Of the house. His ability TO make
the car drums rattle In a high alu-
Jude would indicate that at sea
Lowell he could easily burst them. Hts
one little classic Schuhcrt sons was
az artistlcally done a. the most cX-
acting critic could desire.
MIR. Framm, the young pianist Of
the company Is a magnificent ac-
companist Ills solo numbers were
disappointing. The Goddard concer'
TO. with which he opened the pro-
gram. had a little 20 much OF the
upllft In IL TO get over the average
un~educated music l0cer. a. his
idea OF the Rachmaninou prelude
did not seem to be as clear as u
might haze been. But as an ac-
,ompnnlst Mr. Framm leaves moth
ing 10 be desired. II was an excel
lent evening s entertainment.
The next and concluding number
of thls Lyceum curse Is to be d
lecture hy DR.. Wodds Hutchinson.
tho famous health writer, whose
commo sense articles IN everyday
life have made him famous through
cut the world. He ought 20 speak
here To "A house full of people and
II ne does the Woman's club viii be
able 10 pas all expenses for this en-
tertainmsnt course, which Il has
worked hard TO make interesting and
beneficial.
II the Woman's club comes out
even with thu course, y with Dr
Hutchinson as is last attraction, u
should be able 10 do "a. il is COINS
to give another course next season
n b. part Of ihe clubs work 10 AID
in the providing Of good entertain.
Il Tor the community and u "a
60 bc congratulated on the SUGGEST
h has made OF thc effort thus far
Dr. Hutchinson Is coming here d
week from Monday night The Bar
nalilo county medical society has
arranged to give "a banquet Tor hin
az the Alvarado hotel Ills sublce'
has not been announced, but ana
subject Or. Hutchinson happens u
choose Will DE profoundly interest
ing and materially helpful,
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