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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14
DdUid Bisph0n to Sing Under
City Auspices at Auditorium

The career Of David BisphaIn. who will
appear at the Auditorium on Monday
night, November %. as Beethoven In the
one-act play. Adelaide" in conjunction
with which Mr.. Bispham and his com
pany will offer miscellaneous concert
called "The Rehearsal shows what in
defatigable work and faith in self can
accomplish. Several well known masters
sought to dissuade the singer from en-
terlng a professional career. but never
theless he went doggedly ahead. working,
praoticing. until the sought-for end was
accomplished. Today no American singer
has scored greater artistic success.
For ten successive seasons Mr.. Bispham
was a member OF the Royal Opera com
pany, singing each summer at Covent
Garden. London. while for several years
he was a member Of the Metropolitan
Opera company, New York. His roper
toire includes nearly fifty operetio roles
in English. French. German and Italian.
He was the first 10 sing the role Of Fall
staff in England. where he appeared with
Verdfs original caste from La Scale.
Milan.
And Mr.. Bispham is an actor no less
than a singer. As Beethoven in Hugo
Muller's powerful little play he ia said
to offer a Characterization that is both a
mental and a physical visualization Of
the great composer.
Supporting Mr.. Blsphsm. whose tour Is
under the management Of r. z. John
ston, are Mime. Marie Narelle. mezzo;
Miss Kathleen Conan. piano; Miss Idelle
Patterson. soprano: Mr.. Henri Barron,
tenor, and Mr.. Graham Harris, violin.
Mr.. Bispham's concert will be the sec
ond at the Auditorium under municipal
auspices and at popular prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14

appear in city but seldom. and never
before in Omaha in any one series, nor
in any city in the country, at such ride
uolously cheap prices. This explains the
size of the audiences.
No Reduced Seats.
"a member OF one OF the large musical
clubs applied the other day for a reduced
price to permit the club to attend in a
body. Much as we regret being unable
to favor musical clubs, we have no seats
TO offer at a reduced price. Farrar,
through her magnificent talent. her
charming personality and her present
fame as a moving picture star. is today
the most interesting operatic prima donna
in the world, and we will without doubt
oversell the Auditorium again for her
appearance. as the demand for sittings
has been in accordance with her deserved
fame.
only today a teacher in one of the
South Side schools called me up to know
II she could get twenty-one dollar seats
In row for the teachers in her school
who wanted to make up a party. 1 told
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED FOR
CLIFTON HILL CHURCH

The following program has been an
nounced for an entertainment to be held
at Clifton Hill church Tuesday evening
When You Come Home" "........ .squires
Lynn Sackett.
Flute Solo-Seiected ......................
Earl Ticknor.
Serenade from 'Jocelyn" ............ GODDARD
Miss Helene Rain,
Assisted by Miss Gertrude Rain, Miss
Mary Horn, Lynn sackett and Arthur
A. Rouner.
Reading-"The Man in the shadow.
Rudolph Bremers.
OOiO-otltCAeu s....s......ss.ss....ssss-s
Mr.. Coil.
THE Passage Birds Farewell ........
Mrs. Elsie Gamble and Lynn sackett.
Aho SWdlOWh ..s..s.ss.s.s.ss .COWen
Miss Marie French.
Piano Solo-Selected ed.................
Mibs Esther FricAe
BLOW. Blow. Ye Winter winds"......
Arthur A. Rouner.
The Moon Drops Low ......... .Cadmar
Miss Gertrude Akin.
High Jinks". ................. .Frind
Miss lIe.en Rain. Miss Mary Horn, Lynn
sackett and Arthur A. Rouner
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14
AFTER VACATION ELMAN
RETURNS TO CONCERT WORK

The distinguished young Russian vio-
linist. Mischa Elman, will return to his
concert work this year and has been
booked to appear at the Brandeis theater.
The last years rest was Elman's first
respite from the trying concert tours Of
ten consecutive seasons, and he gave him
self up to the pleasure of feasting upon
all the musical farce of the metropolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14

her she could by sending in her order at
once, but not II she delayed more than a
day or so.
And 50 Il goes every day. But one
thing Is certain. Those wanting 70 en-
Joy this supreme concert singer and her
talented assisting artists should get their
seats at once. Some will have TO be dis
appointed, but l always say; Let II be
the other fellow"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14
Present opern selections.

Present Opern Selections,
One Of the interesting musical events
Of the week was the presentation of Sc
iections from the opera "Rigoletto," by
pupils Of Florence Basier Palmer before
the music department of the Omaha
Woman's club at the Young Women $
Christian association Thursday after
noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14

November 2p-David Bispham and COM
pany. In two small plays, Adelaide"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14

November 2s-Geraldine Farrar and as
ststing artists, In song recital, Omaha
Auditorium. presented by the Omaha Re-
tailers' association.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14

This evening the first pupils reclaI
Hall. Piano pupils OF Mrs Emily Weeks
Dromgoole and Miss Sophie Nostitz
Nalmska. and violin pupils OF Miss Luella
Anderson. will take part
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14

a violin recital was given by Clara
Frank Mach, November ii. at Creigh-
ton auditorium. She was assisted by the
advanced ensemble class OF twenty vio-
lima
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14

An Informal recital was given Rt
brownell Hall Sunday evening. Novem-
Der 7. by Miss Luella Anderson, viollnist,
and Miss Sophie Nostita Naimska, plan
Ist. Numbers were played from Tartini
Chopin. F1bish. Schubert. Couperin and
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14

he colvtn Piano School presents IN plano
recital. Audrey Maxwell, aged 10 years,
Ing. November IS. at $50 o'clock. at the
Young Women's Chr stian association
auditorium. Tho program will include
numbers In five grouus the first three
devoted to classic writer's.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14

November le-HeroId Bauer in piano
sented by Tuesday Morning Musical club,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14

Miss Marilla Maxwell, soprano, a voice
teacher tea Of Fremont win sing solo at
Park Methodist church, A violin oblI-
cato Will be played by Edward Smails.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14
Musical Notes.

Today-Sacrsd service by the choirs OF
All Saints church and 81. Marys Ave-
church, Twenty-sixth ana Dewey avenue
At 4 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14

Miss Alice Mackensia goes to Chicago
Monday evening. where she will sing in
the Masonic temple, Wednesday. She will
be assisted by violinist and male chorus
under the direction of pr. Charles Kirk
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14

A recital was given Thursday evening,
November II. by the pupils OF the James
for the South Side Woman's club, Among
those taking part were Louise Bratton,
sadie Holland. oeorEna Davis. Forest
Myrtle wyatt Margery shackeiford,
Xerna Fowler and Walter Jenkins. Miss
Helen Sturgese. accompanist
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14
nr HrNRIBTTA y. REEs.

7. HENDERSON wrote an ar
ticle recently In the New York
sun very much 20 the point In
regard to the vast number Of
mediocrities 10 be found in
the musical world. He speaks
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14

The Omaha Conservatory OF Music will
hold q pupils recital today at the con.
servetory building. 1901 Harney street
Numbers Of the program will be gtver
by Miss Dorothy Parsons, pupil OF Mrs
Baetens; Miss Opheiia Reid, pupil OF Mrs
Baetens; Miss Myrtle Fields. pupil Of
Ms Ms 5Ssetsns; S Edith Merrimsn, pupil o.
mann, pupil OF Mr.. Landsberg; reading
Miss Sylvia Brewer, pupil of Miss Wood,
ruff vocal solo, Miss Marjorie skidmore
pupil OF Mr.. O'Neil.
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NKM HOPE

B. selIars and wife visited Harvey
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D@ollins, of Mexico, Is visiting rel
atives ard friends IN this neighbr-
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game Of base bali IN Mrs. Minnie VIII
sons Pasture Sunday. The boys had
= gop4 tirns-We ~ere sorry IL hear
Of The death Of Mrs Wallace Of Thonp
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% the besesveA-Mias Eme Chick has
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the neighborhood is fairly good.
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O~eair2se sEsrywhegK. Arr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-10

eNEn pains IN ny
sides, ard sershe
b~znksehe 81 that I
could kerdy ssaDl
j took bix bot15es d
Ly&z
Vegetable C1--
pound saa nyxIe za
do any as91nt ~
wWk pg1d,sz
god, ard 1zthzye
8 bitof u0 I
Ner(~~-<
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-10

-
M 8 an 1usEsE ps-
T1 ne #E-zazr 6@ES AEs -
sag "a Is ala lnE As- = sEg-
e sag the use ans 2sssrT ~
Il a< y h-srx q zg &z1zs 4 Ez
s * g and 4 &s asa=
n-a 4 han x Eae hk an 10
Eare y nuS ane Il the afz taaS
M ne kas sa-s ssav.
M Il @z tszE 3 4 pretty
AID agJ rtez 81 orsEZ
wu The Eua ne skrvsg& = ~
waa are wa msarz sr Less q @
liza g ssaz @ a
zs X takes 3 EzsT e TIE sos
# 70 arx SRI r. r q
~ Tsers are as T1Sses = Ezuza
zs 10 rzase toska Nsh1ssy ezrss
znyars i seserS5 n s
yaz g W. TIE Maszza are
zr@ nza @tyl
r.a s-s a. ws- @ta5s 10 ar5rs .
ezzza car a. tie rate Il . ~
hss a a. zztczs a fEsrsg q
l1E Tka q ssarazgea e 4s
ArsssEsn ard etss fsxe
sra are ensvzss AT sra4 szs Sspnss
.o~ asr drzfs Eas IL Brs e tns
he rz.sgs xszs up Il tbs
uarg ais rs nse. YaaeS ~ IN
zrzAa phat " w n0ez, takes
more racs and EsyAe a saa zez a
= rSpB whe he 8rezrza ..
n0rs roe a eszzazs, & . few eez
2.d hea wzySe pe1s sozal
n9s ~ stysses rs PIT rooster. IL
raan-a gznas eoc4zn1 f.slll
goes 70 bed Il hs 1pa thz;ebeS bars
30 hoaHe EiA hs fzaaay kAhy tp5g
Urnazh h1 azErs pay IL q btzI
EeaEy. and his ezEz5ss grzzzzg z
rice paSsT. There ase no ezses Q
nezTsss p~ranztan here The trzy
sex NAY AK GeNzs BIT ne n
farzzSoa h gsz lie szn- TIE AZ
wesz vary frvm Ne azhe Il 3sn'
Egz 10 any oshez iafarzzssem Eh5el
Ezy b right or wrozg TIE msrE
art azIes AID ga ha wzT earn
Ehesber ehoG keeps q net
TaA il t54 impression IL gets o
he seher hard the FaiEpyEno Z Fer
ahagng EEeE 70 pezss a Azerszr
AID he Psssasly EEez the erEa
70 tie ben M his kzew1s8g'
The preseat geaeztgz whe h2T
gszae 10 Americas schools ard q
k Enginh are ysg woas u
ard are Always gd u al 0Ypsrz
ay 70 disp1ay the faet They are Ts-
o4 to Their masters aza ~
Erg ard zzxaozs 70 pSezs The
nae sresuezt srrzsts ard are zoo
Wo1kep-5ss nzse se GTz thei
gEa tine ard mss e slbEs 10 d
sr oHn pace.
iztrzmEros. ~ the WaEIed CITY.
Iat=mgros mezas Il
VAL II 1879 = Spanish expao
ua8er one sslesae saiies ~ Manz
Bar toek possession 81 q soz fort !
tbe mogth II tie Pssig Rirsr an
r0assa5 NznaA Like an cher pos
eer settlements n these dzys il IA
70 be protected fsosn paHatea, boadi
aaave and Others Who wozM yzahs
make their living h railing a plac
aan b work After twenty years .
exEaenes they began Ia 1870 TIE cor
pabon q . wal vhieh ia 0 nezi
~ 3 usSes IL extenL This wall vzi
les from . few feet thiek 70 p w 2
fees elsewhere IL general there wei
tive walls built ard flied in betwee
wtth earth and stone. There wer
mary interruptions in this w1ork ~
the plans would charge With probabl
ead rev Spanish Governor. FIJI
ally IL ise after nearly 30 yea,
shs last plans were made for The con
p@tion Of the Esli. II was neys
g5N anished, however. and here
Etifl > tmal place opsh, n TIE "a,
ride There we're six Or seven gase
Leading ii throsea the wall. A.
itEefe weye eloaea ~ rf0t4s - -A-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-10

Ebsuzn@ - - WsasT LAtnz
aa EE& - ga 80 o. EEr1
- @AE U1= 80 ssES 1@x 80
Rghm4 EE ~ uE 49, 81
sm na9 a nsg " &@E fSsa1s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-10

Mrs. Mary FIrzh0 AID son q Chs.
.e@go hare returned horne after a vist
With Mr. ard Mrs. Hzgh Doupeuv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-10
Another Wo1nan's g.

@NA%E
Providence, EL-aI esgne4 sussk
t8 hghiy 81 yozr Vegetable c0np11rd
Gs il has coEe HFogGeEs fcg re ard I
would not be wftho1t IT. HAD s6is-
Placement bearing down,abd kaekahe,
Until ] could hardly stand ard w&t tier
o1ghiy mn dewE when ] fook Lydia r
PfnkkaEn's Eegst2bae ConDzfd II
helped me and / an in the bestef healf5
at present. work in q fsesoYy Ia dsy
hEg besides d0S1g my bfgsewogk soyo1
exn Bes what Il has dine fer ne. Tgige
yonpsf1niszs0n 70 pubiish myrszae AID I
speek Of your Vegetable Co1Yoana TO
mauyof my friends Mrs. ABEL Law.
soE. 10 Hppstt s., P~roviSeaee, RI
Danger signals 10 Women
are shat one pgsaran called bezaebe,
hesAsehs, nervousness, ard TIE blueL
In nary eases they are symptoms Of
sanae fena1e de<aageusent Or az infam-
AnAt0sy, m~iceraafFe eondltiOh. which may
b. 0Tefeoqne by eaking Lydia r Pink
haEnysyegetxbfs Egnpoand ItnouasD1
mAfnsnczn women wiihsgiy testify %
~ EiFtae.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-10

PSsi Azrsrs ds7aFsAd Fraay
fer Atugo& Kaa- Ehtcr q visst usth
AAs TAfsnss. Hs has = good rass
r. a gzraw tAs-s.