El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-17
TODAY's ADJUSTMENTS
cpaND OpERATTC CONCERT.

GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT.
Reservations are now being made a,
Rvau's for the grand operauc concsIl
of the National Grand Opera Co quartel
next Thursday night at the FL PaSc
rheater Tickets are Sl-5O each Inc
quartet is without question the Inesl
group Of singers who ever appeared II
III Paso at one time The members OF
the quartet are all talented and mn
ished singers opera stars OF note ahl
whether singing alone or IN company
with others. each possesses WonoeFLul
power and charm, sure to delight any
me program. which has already ap-
peared in The Herald, IS made up OF
purely operate mum DerS- me inter-
Dretation given by the National quarter
viii surprise and rejoice the lovers OF
great music
Miss Sarame Reynolds, daugh,IIe7r OF
Joshua Reynolds Of this city, VIII ap-
near in public in FL PasO in TINS con-
cert for the first time. she mas al
ready achieved international lame, nsC
career in Italy having, Deen especLe-iL ! !,
brilliant. She has had many years OF
training under the best teachers IN the
world including Jean de ReszE&e anu
madam Adele BorghL but even such
genius as theirs. could noI nave ,t o.
veIoped such a finished artist as Mss
RavnoIds is, unless there mad been the
perfect natural instrument
Various Italian papers nave COM
mented enthusiastically upon heL sing
ing. We quote few paragraphs ne
first from the Milan Rassegna7 lnS
others from Verceli newspapers
After Miss Raynolds's great success IN
-ra Fsbrea at PinerOlo she was reengaged 70
sing T.ucrezia Borgis at VercelL The artist
won a complete triumph In TINS arduous
part Certainly there are teW other 80
rrauos OF the present day who have the
t-,ira and the ability to sing It with ease.
Miss Reynolds overcame the dlIIlc1iues OF
the part with great brilliancy- Her sue
cess is a great pleasure 70 her 4tall1n -ee,L- -
or. the celebrated Adele BorEnl-as sIee'
a teacher as she was an artist
Miss Sarame Reynolds made true sue
cess she was able 70 meet ana oEeL l,iL.
with ease the difficulties OF part Whlch
is fail OF pitfalls even 10 q mature artist.
and Of an enormous range Shes succeeded
in putting into the principal points ora
matte accent which shook her auQlence-
sssrfss RavuoIds possesses a voice Of IN
usual strength in the high register. OF a
beautiful quality and very true; very sure
in the emission Her phraslng, allnoush q
foreigner. is very clear
sOf the singers we give preference 10 that
excellent and distinguished artist Miss
Sararue RaynoIds-a soprano with a beauti-
mi voice which she uses with great ex-
preston and skill. AS an actress she IS
most effective. To the excellent artist We
offer our sincere congratulations. Adv
BRET HARTE's sFLIss;" ALHAMBRA-
Bret Harte's 'ATIiss," with Barbara
Tenant and Howard EstabrOok, Is
The attraction at the Alhambra today
-t Of the DAYS OF 1919 Bret Harte was
competent to write He lived near
the times and on the scenes he STUDIED
the country. the people, their habits
and manners. He was a naruralistic
s1I+bor The story Of aNTIiss" was
placed at or about the period named
Smiths Pocket, a deserted claim, IS
the stage. Smith had died by the
drink route, leaving a young daughter,
-
pulsive. fascinating little creature the
schOolmaster, Gray, falls in love and
she with him After many trying ex-
periences she and the schOolmaster are
finally made happy by marriage
Many thrilling scenes are enacted
throughout the film; the cOnflagra-
ton at the oil wells makes a striking
effect, and when Miss goes TO circus
at Smiths Pocket much humor is
evoked And there is a fight between
that is certainly exciting However
EstabrOok makes manly young
and Barbara Tenant
has q long and trying part in that of
N liss," but proves the same charm
ing actress that she was in The
Marked Woman" Admission viii be
20 cents for adults and 10 cents for /
children. Shows start at II a m,
1915, 1870, 2:45, 4:UU, -5:15. $780, 7:4O, I
$50, 10 p advertisement
Ell PASO PICTURES AT WIGWAM.
The Wigwam today offers an excep- /
-iOuany strong bill It includes the pic !
lures taken by the Fred J. Feldman 4
company last Saturday At Washington I
park especially for the Wigwam. Old (
Ield and Thompson were caught in 1
heir most thrilling feats and a number
II views Of the crowds in the stands /
md autos show familiar faces. There /
viii also be BiOEraph drama, a Vita I
graph comedy and the Hearst-Selig i
News on the bill The latter shows, !
lmOug other interesting pictures, war .
scenes in three countries.
The Lubin all-stG- cast in The White /
Mask" viii be the feature Of Sundays
,ilL This is a story Of the court Of .
Belgium in the days Of the dissolute
King Leopold Talented Lille Leslie is
u the role OF the mysterious masked
.ancer--Advertisement
THE UNIQUE.
a Fool There Was viii be brought
Jack for another showing in about
W0 weeks as many We're una bic TO
gain admission. but in the meantime
he Unique management viii continue
o give the public the best Of pictures
made by the best producers in the uni
-erse-the Universal productions To-
lay Francis Ford and Miss Cunard will
.ppear in The Doorway Of Destruc-
ion and Sunday the popular J. War
en- kerrigan will be featured in The
tool Pigeon" a two-act picture Of the
underworld. A good comedy will ac-
ompany both Of these features. Try
he Unique under the new manage
nent, you viii find quite a change
-ood pictures. good ventilation, cour-
eous employees and perfectly clean and
anitary surroundings.-Ad
CHARLIE CHAPLIN At TIL BIJOU
Charlie Chaplin, a comedian without
IT. equal, VIII start a tWO-days en- I
yGgement at the BijOu today in a two
eel special entitled A Jitne Elope- Z
nent. This is the latest success of
he great comedian, and il is said
y those that have seen this picture
o be one Of Mr.. ChapIin's best forts,
ven superior TO Tie Champion" the /
lecture which was shown recently at