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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-19

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niht iiberraf6enb tommen biirfer,
benn er bat bieis 8etptele in Der 9es
itbihte. S6pn Jrieorit Der @robe
fiji unter englifden 8erleumbungen,
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lament, sr perbs bic b.uti9e Tlagse.
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isnfldege btbuubsln. 1870 puroe bds
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item @srleumbunssn iiber ben aouis,
ben &ranpriu5eH, oas !6eer unb oas
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mir bas oues unb pdren iiterraitt,
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uns in Rprbs unb Siibdmerita, Sta
lien unb ben nsutralen Staaten per-
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is, Die DON ben msiit eneiii6eu aors
reiponeeuten Der Nuslurosblutter
nit arDbter Sprsfalt nerbreitet purs
ben, biIbets ii6. I'M @uslunb, uuments
lid in Imerttd Die 9orfts1une. oaB
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ben, rpnrnen CUTE Imetitarsr, tGns
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gen md an Teutidtanb. Dafiir
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h6rien, Itanben iie beitiir5t, perpirri.
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libfeit uno Sultur ee5peifeli. u. b. R1
sSebt habsu lie ii6 beiorneu. uuo ods
0eutittbum in gtmerito lit beute
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benz unIere ollSu .heftigen uro oft uns
aeitidten 9cmiibungen, bic Wdbrbstt
ins 4uslarD gu brineer, SuerIt i6et
terten, bat man nun oo6 Wtittel uno
8eae nefunben. @ieles pirb jebt bonn
sugliihen Senior ourhaeIuNer, man
fpaqt nitot mehr ME friiber ulles nm
leblanc su fdliben ooer lpegSuldHen.
8or alem ober bobeu mir uniertn
guntenpertebr psrbeifert. @ensrol
itabsbsrifte, politiihe 8otume1ts,
! 5dlesneuiaisiten, StimmunQsbilh,r
iunten mir naeh @raiilicu, 4roentis
nien, Chile, Sonburas, @cuabor. Sn
OtoIten hoben mir Sfeuter geid1fu.
gen; man bsbor3ust bort bic peutibe
Da6rbeit. 8eittr 8eifuIl oanlte benz
Rehner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-19
9dgsiher Nysarft. 8erid)t.
Gineinnati 18. Npp.

Die nd&fclsenben auotiruNaen bes
sisben fi6 nur auf Gnaros Srdnss
aftionen. Bel ilein.ren G.i91fttn
nerben et!pas hShere pre;ie berednet.
propiiicneu.
G Ghmals. pri1la Steam
8.S5-6.95; GaHiID Sf,Hal3 10
10a per pfunb.
5rodensefaIstnts 5Ieii d.
Short CHAR Ssiten. loie 1Ob-11t;
grtra i6ort clear Gsiien 1ot-1oie;
itort Rippsnieitsn 10-1osc; Bel
lies 11-111c.
Bacon. Short clear Seiten
La 12c: ,rtra ihort tlecr Seiten
11A-11ac: ibort Eippsnieit.n 11a
LIE; gslIiss 12s-13sc per 9funb.
Susar Gursb Ilsif9. =
G9intsn 16a-17c: pienic S6ultern
12-125c: grsaiieft Bacon 19-20r;
SGultsrn in pddeien 12 -125e; Rsp
gprt Gut 12-12st; :rodsHe gesf
Sdiuten 23-25e Der 9funb.
SiBssp6teItss JIsiid. =
S6inten 15-15se: pienic G6uIiern
n-11ae: Bellies 16-16ic; Sduis
tern III -11ic: SduItsrn, q. q.
Gut DO. 114-11sc Der pfunb.
Sriihts Tleif6. - S6intsn
13-13bc; picnic SduItern 1ok-
lie: S6uIt.ru 10t-11e; ihort rip.
Denieiten 10a-11e: erira ibort clear
p.nisitsn 10-10ae; sr!ra ibort clear
Rippeni.iisn 10s-11t; Bellies, leias
t. 16s--17t: Bellies, fdlpsre IL
12e.
Nebt unb Sstreibs
MebI. - @inter patent $5.65
5.75; Winter fansp S5.20--5.3o;
Winter GanIilp S4.65--4.75; Winter
ttra S4.20-4.4o; Winter crbiudres
$4.00-4.2o; Sartes Deisen pateHt
S5.75-6.20; 6artes WtiSen fdntp
$5.35-5.60; 5artes Weisen ;Taulilp
$4.40-4.75; Roasenmsbl, ncrbDefiis
Dies. asmii6tes s5.20-5.45; stnss
gitp Roaaenmebl $5.3o-5.55; Gitp
semiIdi.s Ross.umsbl s5.2o-5.45.
Weiasn. Ro. 2 rotber Winser
S1.15-1.174; go. 8 $107-1.13;
ylo. q DO. 95e-$l.01.
mel idtoru. - go. 2 ipeiBss
66-66se; SO. 3 DO. 65t-66c; Ro.
A DO. 65-65hc; 80. 5 DO. 65a-65e;
SO. 6 bo. 64-64tc. - SO. 2 selbes
665--67e: go. 8 DO. 66-66ac; 0p.
A DO. e5t-66c; 0o. 5 bo. 65 -65ae;;
SO. 6 bo. 64a-65e. - gto. 2 semiibs
tss 66-66bc; Ro. 8 DO. $50 CSC;
go. A DO. 65-655c; Ro. 8 DO. 642--.
65c; SO. 6 DO. 64-64ae = WsiBss
aolben,orn, nsuss, 55-56c; s.lBes
auIbutorn 5e-57t; a.miibt.s Roll
beniprn 55-56t; WsiRs &oIbentorr.
altes, e5-66e: s,lbss aclbentprn
gsmii@ies aclbeuiOrn, e5-I
66c.
ROsgtn. = go 2 99c-S1.01;
Ro. 3 96--9Sc: gio. a 90-95c.
5ufer. - 90. 2 ipsibsr Al
41te; STANDARD rueibsr 4o-40ac;
Ro. 3 peiBer 37-38c; glo. A tusib:r
35a 36sc; go. 2 s.mii4ter 37-3S;
go. 3 aeuiif9!sr 36-37e; go. 4 ssa
miidter 34-36c.
Whisfh
gatauii purbsn GAL 9bIs. DifiL
lsrs 5inifbsb GOobs auf Der Bats bon
s1.39 per GalIone.
groeeriss. ISL
aaffee. - ssapa 23--3oe Mos
ia 29-30e: Guatemala foncp 19e;
bo. outer 17ae.
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I.ngo.rt, 1s. 9tcpslnber.
aupfer. - Martt frit.
glsctrolptit. -$19.25.
eiisn. - Wiartt iietig uno unDsr
ditbert.
.3inn. = gsdrtt ruhia. - $41.25--
ylei. = $5.25.
Spslter. - $17.75-18.75.
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srid Ice; aimburs.r 1s-17ac PET

gier. Die preiie finb ieii. =
prima frifGe 9iibnereier Doc; firlfs
32se; ordinate firits 25ac; ietonps
19ae per Dubenp.
| 0efIiael. = Ranirdae gut. -
Drpilers 2 gfunb nnb baruntsr 17c;
iibsr 3ipsi plumb 14c; 5dbnt Sc;
Siibner 1Oa-14c; 5rutbiihner 1876;
Guas 6-8e; gnten 13-15r;
iunae guten 141-15ac. Gdnis Ill
--13c.
Saieu. go. 1 s2.oo-2.25;
9o. 2 s1.75-2.0o: gulls 6oc per
Dubenb.
Dbitunb Gentle.
aepfel. - @ute aepiel $500
1915; ssipSbnlide $1,00-2.00 per
gbI.. ein6eimii9e 40-75e per Blu.
3itrpnen. - MeNira $2.7b-
300: California $3.0o-3.50 per
Aifte.
aronsbeer.n. - Cape Cob
$6.50-7.00 per gbl. urb $3.50
LIS per aiite.
Ordnaen. California Udl.
$3.25-4.25 per aife.
Weintrduben. - goneorb u
--2Oe Der aor6 bon 8 pfunb; gliasaT
70 12ac; 9elapare 12l per tlf'nsa
gorb.
Grapefruit. Ssle Of pirt
$4.5-4.5o; Jloriba $3.5o-3.7o
per Crate.
girneu. Sartletts 75c-$1.'
% b. 8u., aiefer 50t-$1.25 per gbl.
Quitien. - $1.75-2.o0 per
gu.
adrtoff.ln. ginbeimiI9e
$2.25-2.35; Gobblers go. l $2.25
-2.35 per 96l. unb 6o-65c per
8u. auf bem @eleifs.
Sibtartoffein. - @irai'
nta $l.75; s4te sssrI.p $3.oo-3.25
per gbI..
Gurtsn. - Rsp gOrt $1.Q-I
1.50 gu. .saorb.
3omdten. - California $l7oI
200 per Crete.
WeiBs iiben. - $1.0O-l25
per 9bl.
Stedraben. Sl.50 per gbl.
gIumentohI. - Rep gori
75e-1. 90 PEI Crate.
araut. - ginbeimiihes Tot
s5c per gbl. uno $7oo-8.00 per
3oh. bduiites 85c-$1.00 per gbI.
unp $s:O0-10oO per 5onns
auf Sem G.leife. ROtbes S1.5o-1.7o
per gbl.
3pi.b.Iu. - einb.imiihe a.ls
Sc 70-75e per gu. unb $2.25-
2.5O gbl.; einbsimtide tpeib. 90f-
S1.o0 per gu.
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tia. S2.0O-2.25 per 5amp.r.
aaroii.n. - ginbetmii4s 80
-60e per gu..
Rofhs RHbtn. - 1inltimi!%
12a-15e per 9usenb.
lanoprobufte.
/ S.u. - 60. 1 simotbp $500
1900; Rp. 2 1imotbp $16.50-17.s
90; go. 8 simOtbp $14.50-15.50;
go. / eemii9tsr alse $1,000; Ro. 2
ssmifdt.r als $14.Oo; Rc. l stle
S1400; SO. 2 ake $500; Sieiis.s
aliIfa $10.50--13.00; peftlidrs
$17.0o-19.00 per 1un,
Rabtenfutter lit itetiq. u
alsie S20.50-21 90; Wibblines grof
b.s $24.50- $500; bo. i.iHss $3.50
ssmiit,.s gutter $500
22.50.
GGmereien. - Marfi fietia. II
alseIamen S6.75-10.50 auf bem Gss
l.iI. unb S10.5o-12.00 per gu. BON
Sior.. zimutbp S3.15-3.6o Dom
Etore. slgu
@eri@tebeues
Dele. - Warlt itstia. 2einol, 70.
b.s 69c per Galloue in pariien bon
3 pbl. gsto6ies 1e mesr 30. 1 |
QarSDl 6Oe: Cotton Gseb Del. raffi
nirtss &c ,. Gallou.. 1srpentin 64c
in gartien pou Is 9alIcnen unb
75e in pdrtier BON 10-25 Gnllonen
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9se. bp. 150 Grab 108e. 6eabIiabtI
175 grab 12e: Rsb Gropn gaioIin
l5e: Rdpbta 16e per GoIlone in parr
tisu RON ID Bhfs. ~
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Obic Ripsr $1.O5 per 81. Don 2S0
NIB. Huhrlom birBnsefiiat. Il
3ala. Marit ite.ia. prima
gitp 7A-7ic; bO. Gcuntrp 6a-e
per Dfuus.
aoblsn - Warii rubiq. gou,
qbioabenp $3.50-3.75. IuB uns
Giad 1925. Ranatpba StiifiobIea
$3.50-3.75. Rub unh Slad s2.25
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Etiidlobisn SAFE, bo. gluB nnb
Glad 1926. Mntbraeiie $7.75--8O0l
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AnsSdriise Martte.
R.n gort, IS. gacD.mber.

Rem BORT Is. gecOsmer.
W.bl. - Wartt fsii.
g8eisen. = Martt fsf; Ho. l Ou'
rum $1.12f {. o. 3. Rtip gort; 4e. ]
ROribsrn 0ututb $1.o9s; No. l Roz'
tbern Wouitoba Slip {. i. f.f gui.
faip.
MeIi6torn. = Martt itetis. RU. z
ssib.s 754c prompte aisisrans.
Safer. - Wartt i.fier; Ro. 8 ipsi'
bsr 41a-42tc.
Ssu. - Wartt ftstig.
Sopfsn. - Wartt rubis.
!0Gui.. 49, Wlarft rubia.
aeber. Usarft feIt.
port. = Tlarit itstis; fanilip p
-22.5O; bort clear S18.50-20.00.
Beef. - qllrti rubis.
Sdmals. - Wnrtt i.ii; TfieSl.
Melt s9.25-9.35.
5als. Rarit it.tis; Gitp =
Tic.
1oIls. Tlarft it.tis.
Reis. - Nsartt itstis.
MOlaFss. - Warit itstig.
3udsr. Rpber. Wartt rillia.
Centrifugal S5.01; NoIaTss $4.24;
rnffinirter, gtdrtt fIai.
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S3out Welan,arFte.
giseinnait is. glob, 1915.


1ts Rsdfrase naH 7arlebsn Dar audl
hsute eiue redt CUTE unb @slb NJ ipiuis, oa
pie Bnnftn geniisenbt 6onos an Sanc ba.
tes. Die Btnsraten iinb unperdnoert &C.
bliebm. Siir 9arieben ,,pn eal@ iperben
Bei@dfispapisre Bu 6-6S bisipnilrt tpsrs
.on eans ~ sH-4S unb aui 3eit ~ f.
49, pIartrt. IS
xSsaia sui ssp vsrf
purbtn su gari jpii4en gonien ptriauit.
Die Gonnterrats beirdgt soc Yrdmie per
$1,000
neAia sai gnrsps.
eitt. Wehiel aui 2onbon wurben ~
A12--f.75 per Yio. Sterling .quotirt. Ulr
sHefid anf Berlin murDen SAC fur Narf
psrthnei. iiir gshia auf Earis 174e pro
Eranr. auf amferbam 42He pro @u!beH
iinb aui @ien loo per arone, lires 16e,
HubsI 30. 5ranes (sdpsis) 1ye.
rausss. rsiisatisnsH
parsn rubie unb itetis. Tie saassa qui
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gsfaf esfatitStsu.
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rIbie. bic greift aber ieit. Cbio Statt
lei. uuo Columbia @as ipaien be ein;igsn
@apiere. bic stpas e,ben Ssisien. gsrfauft
fpufoen:
First Call.
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so sittien Cbio Sfaie 1eIepbone ....,. t0h
IS aitieH g., y. & q. e. K Irae. pret... as
second Call.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-16
Lucia Di Lammermoor" at
Popular Prices Given Ex-
CeIIent Presentation

Grand opera at popular EriCes-a and
grand opera with real merit OF pro
duCtion 10 it is not impossible in HO-
nOlulu
The Bevani Grand Opera Company
proved il last night at the opening
performance Of its limited season here.
A big crowd OF people, musical ex-
perts and the contrary. attended the
premiere of pOpularpriCed opera in
this city and manifested their hearty
approval OF the Bevani offering, DOni-
zetti's familiar but always-favOred 'l.u-
Cia Di I-ammermOOr.
The story of the Scottish tragedy.
in which Lucia and her lover. Sir
Edgar of RavenswoOd, are torn aDart
through the mistaken ambitions of La
cia's brother. was told in the way ia
mi1iar to opera goers the world over,
and in music and dramatic presenta-
ton it was we'll told Between acts
and after the performance the tide OF
comment in the audience might be
summed up as agreeable surprise.
Honolulu had not expected a company
OF the capability of this, in spite of
the fact that the Consolidated Amuse-
ment management had billed the or
ganiZatiOn as the same which appeared
on the coast. The absence Of some of
the names in the coast casts is no
ticeable only to those who seek COM
parison: on the other hand, the open
ing production proved that good set
OF principals has been brought to Ho-
nolulu, an adequate orchestra we'll
conducted, and that all are working
together for a successful season.
The features of Lucia" are so we'll
known as hardly to need repetition.
The most familiar, OF course, is the
sextette, which, though done to weari.
ness on countless graphophones and
countless drawing-rOom pianos, never
fails to win an audience when given
grand opera presentation. It was we'll
handled last evening, the big crowd
insisting on an encore.
Next in point of familiarity proba-
bly, is the mad scene" which TN
doubtedly affords one Of the greatest
opportunities for the coloratura sopra-
no in the realm of Italian music. Nine.
Hazel Sanborn sang the Lucia role
last night and reached her best
height of achievement in this
pathetic and beautiful aria. In
the first act Nine. Sanborn
appeared extremely nervous and
her voice, though sweet and evidently
Of a clear, melodious quality, found
difficulty in adhering to pitch. Some
of her nervousness was probably due
to a heavy rain which fell upon the
metal roof of the Bijou with disastrous
effect to musical endeavor. Later in
the evening the, prima donna appear
ed to much better advantage. In the
mad scene her voice was at its best,
nor did its agreeable tone suffer in
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-16
WHEN TERRIERS
DELAYED D|VA'S
STAGE ENTRANCE

When Miss Lyme was the idol of all
London, including everyone from the
occupants of the royal box to the Ital-
ian BARRIERS who stood at the back of
the topmost gallery. there was lit
tie scrap behind the scenes which
neither royal occupants" or italian
BARRIERS" knew anything about until
it was all over.
I've got a little pet" said Miss
Lyme, you must know. We had be-
come great friends with an English
family. One day We were informed
that two very perfect Yorkshire ter
riers had arrived in the kennels.
was much interested and so was Or
vile Harold. the tenor. The end Of
it all was that one terrier became
mine and the other Harold's. | chris.
tened mine 'Gilda' and he called his
Happy We asked Happy to make
us a visit. For a moment all went
well, then there was a perfect eye.
lone, hair flying and | calling for Har.
old to come and take his pup away.
He did come. but there was good
deal of time wasted and We were
both shockingly late for the pro-
lOgue"
In fact. they we're both so "shock-
ingly late" for tie prologue that some
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-16
lodge
TO GIVE BENEFIT
fORF:4 VICTIMS

Honolulu Lodge No. |, Modern Or
der of Phoenix. is giving a dance
tomorrow evening at Phoenix hall for
the benefit Of the widows and orphans
of the men who, in the discharge OF
their duties, recently lost their lives
in the submarine FL.
Those who enjoy tripping the light
fantastic should turn out in large
numbers on this occasion, as the OBJ
ject is a worthy ..ne and it is to be
hoped that quite substantial amount
will be realized for the fund. The
best of Hawaiian music has been en-
gagged and all arrangements have
been completed by the Phoenix men,
bers for the handling of large
crowd in their hall. which is one Of
the Disappointed in t"e city. This
is an opportunity for enjoyment and
at the same time doing something for
a good cause Tickets admitting men
and women may he had at the door
on Saturday evening for IS cents and
refreshments will be served free dur.
ing the evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-16
UNFINISHED DICKENS MYSTERY
STORY ISEXCE[lENTLY GIVEN

have immortalized Dickens. The book,
as all readers of English know, fin
ishes at a most exciting period, the
grim reaper having called the author
home before his earthly work was
done. The ending that had been in.
tended has proved great study to
students of Dickens, probably the
greatest of whom is Tom Terriss. Mr..
Terriss has personally supplied what
he believes would have been Dickens
ideas for the concluding chapters.
Whether he has guessed correctly or
not matters little but it is fact that
cannot be denied he has provided the
follower of the photo-play with splen-
did story in pictures.
With THE Million Dollar Mystery"
nearing the end the excitement, be.
comes greater with each episode and
some tall speculation is now being in
dulged in as to the ending, the solu-
ton of which won for Miss Edna Da-
mon of St. Louis, Mo-, prize of $1O,-
600.
A late Pathe Weekly closes a splen.
did bill
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-16
GOOD ROAD film
ONE FEATURE At
EMPIRE THEATER

one thousand automobiles driven
along the highway between Hamilton
and cincinnati, O. inaugurated a 'n0ve-
ment for good roads in that state tat
did not end unul vast system OF
hoWlrI ards formed a network through
nut the Middle West Thp heginnin:
If WIDESPREAD road Improvement is
shown in 2 picture featured al the
Empire theater today The first
Orange Day parade in Ulster since the
lassa-e OF the Irish home rllr bill
was caught by the camera. In the il.
lUsrrated worlds news. the first o. an
international tennis tournament at ON
yenSia shows the Australian. Canadian
and New Zealand teams in action. So
Ciet\ was ont in force at the hOrse
show recently held at Long PranCh.
The Song Of the Ghetto. in two
acts. is a characteristic portrayal OF
ickIeness and WhimSicalities of arts,
tic temperament acted superbIy by
clever cast.
THE Tramp OF Temperance" and
The Worm Will Turn are pair Of
comedies in which Roscoe ArbuCkle
has a congenial part. The program in.
cludes new drama of heart interest
order. called The Love of Penelope"
One feature today will be close
view Of the German cruiser Nurnburg.
a short time before that historic YES
sci went into action in naval battle
off the southern tip Of South America.
The picture is of unusual interest in
that the Nurnberg was lost during the
engagement.
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Dickens, as the great master him.
self wrote it and also as Tom Terriss,
greatest living impersonator of Dick
ems characters, thinks he might have
written it had he lived are the in.
teresting features of the Schubert fea.
tIre photo-play The Mystery of Ed.
win Brood" presented at YeELiberty
theater last night. This offering will
be repeated tonight and tomorrow
night with a matinee Saturday.
Tom Terriss and his English play
ers are admitted the closest students
and most wonderful portrayers of
Dickens work on any stage today and
their rendition of the unfinished mas
terpiece of England's favorite author
leaves no doubt as to their right to
the title. &.
Just like stepping back a genera
ton or two Is the way it strikes the
reader of Dickens to witness this pro-
duction. One might easily imagine
himself walking around Cloisterham
cathedral with the old master him.
self, interviewing the characters that
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Bevani Singers Score
In First Performance

coInEariSLn with the flute acC0mpani
ment-which invariably searches ont
vocal flaws.
Sr. Umberto Sacchetti. tenor. imme-
diatelv established himself in favor
with Honolulu music-!0vers He has
a voice Of fine lyrical qnalty. and
on occasion he displays a rphuStness
OF tone that proves him ca ably equip
Led for grand opera. His stage pres.
ence as Sir Edgar. l.ucia'S lover. is
striking and he has both tenderness
in the unforgpttahle lOV--srrnes and
dramatic fire in the moe tragic mo-
ments. He sang finely in the duet
with Lucia which closes the first act.
and in his solo in the last act was
even better SacChetti is one OF the
real Bevani stars.
Everyone in Honolulu vino remem-
bers the Iambardi Opera Company 5
visit here two years ago remembers
Sr. Giovacchini, the tall baritone,
whose performance in Il PagliqcCi'
was one of the big things Of that en-
tire season He is with the Bevani
company and appeared last night as
Lord Ashton. LuCia's brother He was
Immediately greeted with a round Of
applause and later presented with a
huge bouquet He has fine voice and
as a dramatic artist shows a graphic
force possessed by very few.
Another very good voice is that Of
Sr. Angelo Masini, who sang the role
Of Lord Arthur Bucklaw. Lucia's hus-
band His is a tenor OF good quality
and his acting is above the ordinary.
Sr Bonsiglia, who has the some
what minor role Of Raymond chaplain
to Lord Ashton, possesses good voice
and adds largely to the success Of
the opening opera, as did Nine. Vain
right, as Alice, Lucia's companion.
The opera tonight will be the stand
ard double bill "Cavafleria Rusticana,
and Leoncavallos picturesque story of
the strolling players, Il Pagliacci"
The Bevani company deserves the
support of Honolulu. At the prices
the Bijou is charging, the operate
offering is excellent II the other
performances equal that Of the open
ing night, commentator and recon-
mendation are justified.
Cast for Tonight.
The cast for tonight Is as follows:
Media lin the play, Columbine). a
strolling player. wife Of Canio..
................. Nine. SanbOrn
Canio Tin the play, Punchinello),
master of the troupe. .Sr. Sacchetti
Tonic Tin the play, Taddeo), the
clown ............ Sr. Giovacchini
Peppe lin the play, HarlequinD -.
........... Sr. Angelo Masini
Silvio, a villager ......... Sr. Puccini
A Villager ............ Sr. PerOn
Other Villagers and Peasants.
Scene is laid IN lCalabria, near
Montalto, on the Feast of the AS
sumption. About 1864.
Act ENTRY of Pagliacci.
Act 2-The Little Theater.
Conductor-Chevalter Luigi Di
Roccia. &
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THE AMAZONS.

X On Wednesday evening. April x
x %, at the Hawaiian Opera House. Il
x the Honolulu Dramatic Club will Il
present its initial play, The x
x Amazons," an amusing farce in 4
" three acts by Sir Arthur Pinero. x
X The cast is as follows: Z
X Rev. Mmchin-Mr. George Pot Il
u ter.
q Youett-Mr. Gerrit Wilder. n
VI Fitton-Capt Cults. II
q Orts-Mr Lambert Il
Il Litterly-Mr. Haines. u
II Andre de Greval-Mr. Core Z
81 rethers. ,:
z Lord Tweenways-Mr Will Il
n Levers. 4
q Lady Noeline-Mrs. Walter Dill x
& bingham. Il
4 Lady Wilhelmina-Miss Mar Il
& garet Center. II
Z Lady Thomasine-Miss Evelyn 4
q Cunningham. Il
X Lady Castlejordan-Mi Hell Il
r en- Alexander.
= Sergeant Shuter-Mrs. c. B, II
h Cooper. 4
z q & Q q . ssRaR RRS a 81 4
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of the blase ones, who consider it
quite fashionable to he always late
for the onera. got there on time in
site Ct themS elves.