davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-12-29
Score Badly Injured as Cars Crash.

Pittsburg, PA score of persons
were seriously injured and more than
200 less seriously hurt when an Aru-
more street car crashed into the trail
er of another car at Edgewood Acres.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-12-29
Midwest Explosion Claims srd Victim

Casper, Wyo.-Michael Carey, 36, of
Pittsburg, Pa, who was horribly
burned in an explosion in still at
the Midwest refinery died here. His
death brings the death list to three
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-12-29
French Sink u.Roat.

Paris.-The German submarine U-45
has been sunk by destroyers, accord,
ing to a Nantes dispatch.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-12-29
Vegetables.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Cotton Market.

New York.-Cotton- $50;
March, 1886; May, 1920; July, 17.45;
October. 1866.
Middling upland, 1890.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-12-29
British Christmas Quiet One.

London.-Except in the camps and
hospitals. Christmas was the quietest
Great Britain has ever known
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-12-29
Kansas City Produce

Kansas City, -Butter-Cream-
cry. 401kc; firsts, 39c; seconds, 37c;
packing, csc.
Eggs-Firsts, 39c.
Poultry - Hens, 1Ghc; roosters.
12hc; turkeys, 24c.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-12-29

England and France Agree on Reply.
London England and France have
fully agreed upon the terms of the re-
ply to be made to the peace propos-
ais of the Teutonic allies. it is stated.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-12-29
Live Poultry.
Eggs.

Eggs, graded No. 1 net, F. o. B.
Denver Observation-Disclosures. .as
Eggs, graded No. 2 net, F. o. B.
Denver ................. 80
Eggs. case count, misc. cases,
less commission .......... 11.oo
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-12-29

Boston Remains wet" by 23,462.
Boston.-Advocates OF the licensed
sale of liquor won by majority of
3,462.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-12-29

Ell Paso. Tex.-Francisco Villas
forces are preparing to attack Chi
huahua City and Juarez simultane-
ouely in an effort to establish rail
road traffic between the border and
Torreon. 1t was said by man known
to be close to villa.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-12-29
AMBASSADOR ORDERED HOME.
Villa Forces Prepare to Attack Chi
huahua City and Capture Juarez.

Washington. Dec. 28.-Gen. Carran.
m. first chief of the de facto govern
ment, has ordered Eliseo Arredondo,
Mexican ambassador designate, to
withdraw from the United States with
out delay. Arredondo informed his as
sociates of the order recalling him
from Washington and said that he
would leave cards at the State De-
partment today.
The first chiefs reply to the propos-
ais for an agreement made in the At
fantic City protocol was to have ar
rived In Washington last night In
stead. there came word that Luis Ca
brera. one of the Mexican commission
ers. will arrive here to consult with
Secretary OF the Interior Lane. chair
man OF the American commission.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-12-29
HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.
f. o. b. Denver, Carload Price.

+. y. Is. Denver, Carload trice.
Hay.
Buying Prices.
Colorado upland, per ton. S14.Oo@15.O0
Nebraska upland, per ton 12.00@13.OO
Second bottom Colorado
and Nebraska, per ton. 1l.50912.5O
Timothy, per ton. ..... 16.O0@170O
Alfalfa, per ton. ...... 11OO@12.00
South Park, choice, per
ton 170O@1s.o0
San Luis Valley, per ton. 1450@15.50
Gunnison Valley, per ton. 15.50@16.50
Straw, per ton. 1000 500
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-12-29
Fruit.

Apples, Colo, fancy, box. .s1.0C@2.00
Pears, Colo, winter, box . 2.50@3.OO
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-12-29
Butter.

Creameries. ex. 1st grade, lb.. .38@39
Creameries, I'd grade, lb. $50. .34@35
Process "a
Packing stock k..... 27
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-12-29
WARRINGTON HAS INFORMATION
THAT CONCESSIONS WILL BE
MADE TO END WAR.
BALKAN FORTS TAKEN
VILLAGE sTRoNGHoLDs IN EAST
ERN WALLAcHiA ARE CAP
TURED, BERLIN SAYS.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-12-29

Wheat, ch. mill, 100 lbs, buying. $3.50
Rye. Colo, bulk, 100 lbs, buying. LIS
Oats. Nebraska. 100 lbs, buying. eco
Colorado oats, bulk. buying 80. l.S6
Corn chop. sack, selling. ........ 1.93
Corn in sack, selling. .............1 1.90
Bran, Colorado. per 100 lbs, sell
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-12-29
LATE
MAR K EFT
OTATIo N S
DENVER MARKETS.

n Newspaper Union News Service
The sun., 1916-12-17

~ h"wilderment from one to another
as the nonsense grew more and more
incNplicablo, Was 1t impenotrable SYM
bolism or was IL merely idiocy? 1t
WAS not possible To tell after a single
hearing. The tortures of second
hearing would seem too great To he
borne. So what "rhe Trimplel" mag
really ne must remain n mystery. On
the other hand, "Gnlnner Gtrton's
Needle" the Dunsany plays and THE
iirthday of the lnfanta" ought to en-
tertain audiences wherever they may
he Th" part of prosperity for the en-
tcrprise would seem to lie in giving the
public the best of its repertoire rather
than such products as "The Trimplet."
Anybody who thinks that the supply
of pretty chorus girls is incXhaustihle
should 30 to the AStor Theatre. In
Tier Soldier Boy II looks as II the
end had been reached. Then to at
least one Of the very least attractive In
tho lot there 10 allowed an unusual and
quite undeserved importance In one
scene. But the taste Of the stage d.
The sun., 1916-12-17
BLOWING HIS HORN NIGHTLY
Nnh iUcidrntnIiy That of the
Punch Nnd judy.

His name * Hams Ihl, and he NIGHT.
~ afousce interest along the Great
White Way. II would hc difficult 10
conjecture just how many thousands
of people have crancd their n,cks IN
~ him night after night as he stands
!inlnod In circle II l!Sht high above
tn" heads Of tn. multitude. lie f. not
an electric sign, nor does his pulchrl-
tudc adorn AN advertisement poster.
ic brcathcs and walks and travels in
the subway tho same IA other un-
fortunate mortals. yet both he and his
Job are different from the average gar
den variety OF the species, CARRIED IN
the picturesque trappines of the Middle
Ages and armed with his mng horn.
he climbs each night to the roof of the
Punch and Judy Theatre on West
Forty-ninth street and blows the
bugle call that announces the rise Of
the curtain on tho stirring scenes OF
| Treasure Island"
When Charles Hopkins assembled hi,
The sun., 1916-12-17

sented here and elsewhere. Soon after
that she appeared as LddV Uacbcih.
and now she IS 10 essay what may 70
some seem the amazing task Of lnipor-
sonating the J,w Of Venice. la l rc-
cent letter eulogiYing Nine. l:rrnh1rd,
Sir Herbert Tree cOnfesss Il that he had
gone to Nine. iiernhardt's Performance
OF Hamlet prejrd.ced against the at
French woman. TO grapplc with the
character. He added that lac came
away amazed ny the success which
Nine. Bcrnhard. made of lcr inlpcr-
sonation.
The exact programmes for :hn week
are appended: Monday and Tuesday
evenings and Wednesday matinee as,d
evening", "Hccube." "Du Theatre an
Champ dHonneur," 'L'Anglais tel
qu'on le Parle' ana "Camilio"; Thurs
day matinee and evening. "Du The ltrc
nu Champ a'Iionneur,' La Chance du
MARI "Shylock" t"The Merchant ot
The sun., 1916-12-17

licvcs tha, THIS Is an nusp!cious time
10 bring Little Women back to Now
York, ana with the assistance ot Mise
Donstei!o Ac has selected a new ,nm-
pauy. In this Florence llunt.agtoa
vii play DO. Marian Coakley NCp.
Marian Swayno amy, and Charic
Coleman will play Beth. Mr., and Mrs
Eherle will play Mr. Lorrcncc and
Aunt March and Lyn Hammond VIII
play Nr. Ndrch. Others 10 be in .hc
company are John Won Rittberg Paul
Kelly, Adelyn Wesley. Charles White
and Elcanor Seybolt. Tho play is IN
fodr acts, with two settings. the March
home. which Is q reproduction OF tho
.Alcott homestead, and tho Plumfie,d
apple orchard.
The story by Louisa NJ. Alcott with
Its quaint picture OF home life IN New
England has always been n favori,e
with the American public, Tho boo,
although published over forty years
ago, still has a large yearly sale and
the total number Of copies in circula-
ton Is said To exceed 2,000.000. Trans
lations have been made Cor France ard
Germany and the sale Is large IN ErC-
land.
The sun., 1916-12-17
HERE'S PLAY A WEEK.

The Theatre Francais will pre-
sent "Miquette ct Sa Mere" n
comedy in three acts by Robert
de Flers and &. 4. de Caillavet ON
Monday night at the Garrick The
atre. 1t is tn, story of a young
girls efforts to keep at hay
wealthy old admirer, who finally
becomes attached to her mother,
thus leaving the girl free to
marry the man she loves, who is
the wealthy I'D mans nephew.
Claude Benedict will have the
role of Monchablon. the famous
comedian, who helps Miquette in
her stage career, and Georges
Renavent will play the timid
lover.
Lima Abarbanell and the rest
of the company which appeared
in "Flora Bella" at the Casino
will be seen tomorrow night at
he Standard Theatre. The pop
ular comic opera will be present
cd there for only one week.
Inhabitants of The Bronx are
looking forward to another happy
week. Every Good Eddie" is
coming back to the Bronx Opera
House. Verbum sap. Enuf sed.
Let Joy BE- unconfined.
The sun., 1916-12-17

like all tho things ;in, Mr.. iIopk'I
does. No secured an artist even for /.
humble roe of herald.
Tho horn which Mr.. TN blows owe,
evening is IN exact replica of the Oh
hunting horn ~ the Midlle Ages, known
professionally - III" "Aidi" horn, as 1t
= now used ~ -" Grand opera of that
Same to attain certain effects. The
calls ,h1, b" plays On this long. grace.
ga. instrgmC?t arr al hugln calls -
tho fogr'ecuiN century. Win one orig.
~ ey""rr' ~ h.- rwn called "Fantns,"
Milita!rc' Nos, Mr.. l'll - a composer
as wei as h'ue ch - herald nt the
ranch aUl JUDI. He Will tell You
quito moacstiv tlnt hc has played with
tho Russian symphony, with Hans von
Buclow and Dr. Won brahms in Ger
many; that Ac hal tis own orchestra
~ pahs', lIUllarh. and conducted the
same at "a" "oronatiun ~ King Ed
ward oc England. and before Emperor
W!'hoim ot Gcymary ard tho King ot
sam. Besides which O." dabhles IN
rilnoforte ana other branches OF tho
musical profession. 10 ho brief. he is
an artist ~ no small "alihre.
And now, such ar" the viclssitudcs
~ fortune, he climbs ,very night up
through tho skvi.ght of the Punch and
Judy Theatre. dressed IN his bizarre
! uniform 80 ''e laSS o' moro courtly
favor. aUd w1f's h's Lucle call out over
7 tho roofs ~ rly l;r adway. And every
night the hVr,y." throucs OF laugh
, in.;. GossiVlrs propl" glance up at him
and smile. or stop 10 listen 10 the clear
notes Of LIS tru,npc' little Ruessin,,
The sun., 1916-12-17

rector IN such matters is often in
scrutab.o.
The prologue to this successful and
charming operctta at tho Astor Thea
tire deals with war and even sup
posediy with death, although this quail
ity in the action L. 50 adroitly ar
ranged that there Is nothing repellant
In the scene at trc trenches. This is
IN Itself quite an achievement for any
librcttist dealiSg with n war play.
Clifton Crawford Adele Rowland. Beth
Lydy, who is forcing her beautiful
voice TO such n degree that 1t already
shows thc effect o, such treatment,
, and John Charles Thomas, or vice
versa. form IN admirable quartet for
! any musical show. But there are some
less iinportan. actors who are really u
detriment 10 the general effect. Ono OF
these IL the fat boy, who ought to be
replaced by some less striking figure.
New York never liked VIII Archer or
any tat boys. one OF the cruelles,
blows dealt TO "Go To II" came from
VIII Archer's fat fist. Then tho girl
who says she is "noivous" and gcner-
ally speaks IN the same way Is out O.
the spirit OF such n delightful work az
''Her Soldier Boy" II would, more
over. have been improved in many
ways had the whole manner Of the
( production followed moro closely the
polite manner OF the pieces at The
Princess Theatre during the past two
years.
The sun., 1916-12-17
MOTION PICTURES.

STRAND - Frank Mcintyre
will make his debut in motion
pictures at the Strand this week
in his best known success, 1.-THE
Travelling Salesman; second in
Stalment 70 "Our American Boys
on the European Battleiields";
Ditmars's Living Book of Ma
ture'; topical review. Grace
Hoffman, soloist. Strand con-
cert orchestra, under the direc-
tion of Carl Edouard.
RIALTO-William s. Hart in
Truthful Tulliver." Nincente
Bai!ester. Spanish barytone, will
sing selections from "Rigoletto.
Rialto orchestra. Hugo Riesen-
field, conductor. Dubois, 'ccllist,
will play Jewish composition,
"kol Nidre." when Damon
Fell for Pythia>," comedy: "The
Grand Canyons of New York.;
literary digest Of the screen.
NEW YORK Julius Steger in
"The Stolen Triumph" the pic
ture to-day; Clara Kimball Young
in "The Foolish Virgin" by
Thomas Dixon on Monday and
Tuesday; Florence La Badie in
divorce and the Daughter"
Wednesday; Violet Mersereau in
The Honor of Mary Blake"
Thursday; June Elvedge in "Thc
World Against Him" Friday;
Tnoda Bara in THE Nixen," Sat.
urday.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-Will-
lam Fox presents "The Love
Thief" with Gretchen Hartman
and Alan Hale. Timely story Of
the Mexican border and tho
] American militia patrol. -.
The sun., 1916-12-17

resident company ut the Punch and
Judy Theatre To produce the famous
"Troasure Island" he determined to
Keep every department of his tiny
play house In harmony with the old
English atmosphere of the play. To
this end he dressed his ushers and inn
incdlate STAFF in the quaint green
Jackets Of The E;l!2ahethan err. and to
carry out the effect stationed n herald
on tho roof ~ his theatre to announce
the time OF the performance by a bugle
call
The latter gentleman, dressed in sock
and huslin. who every night crawls up
to the caves ~ the Punch and Judy
Theatre and winds the hunters siren
out over Broadway j. Hans Uhl. And
The sun., 1916-12-17

Astor, "Her Soldier Boy; Be-
lasco, Little Lady in Blue" Booth,
Getting Married; Bramhall,
Keeping Up Appearances; Ca
sino, "Follow Me-; Century, "The
Century Girl"; Cohan, Come
Out of the Kitchen; COhan 4
Harris, captain Kidd, Jr.";
Comedy, the Washington Square
Players; Cort, "Upstairs and
Down.; Cort, 1.-THE Yellow Jack
et"; Criterion, "Major Penden-
nis"; Eltinge, "Cheating Cheat
ers"; Empire, Nine. Sarah Bern
hardt; Forty eighth Street, "The
Thirteenth Chair; Fulton. The
Master; Gaiety, "Turn to the
Right; Garrick, "Miquette ct Sa
Mere; Globe, "The Harp Of
Life; Harris, "Our Little Wife,;
Hippodrome, "The Big Show;
Hudson, "Pollyanna"; Knicker-
booker, "The Music Master;
Little, "Pierrot the Prodigaw;
Longacre, Nothing But the
Truth; Lyceum. "Mile-a-Minute
Kendall"; Manhattan Opera
House, "Ben-Hur"; Maxine e.
liott's, Gertrude Kingston Play
ers; New Amsterdam, Miss
Springtime"; Playhouse, "The
Man Who Came Back; Princess,
Portmanteau; Punch and Judy,
Treasure Island; Republic,
"Good Gracious Annabells"; Shu-
bert, $50 Long Lefty; Thirty
ninth Street, "Old Lady ST.;
Winter Garden, "Show Of Won
ders."
Motion Pictures - Broadway.
THE People W. John Doe; Lab.
erty. "lntsleranee"; Lyric. "A
DausAAss g - 0sdh" I.
The sun., 1916-12-17

Beethovcns OF Tin Fan Alley. which i
none the less vocifcrous because Il has
advanced nearly twenty blocks up
town. The Hawaiian variation that
has added interest during the past two
years has about reached its limit. In
what way will the syncopated cat
jump now? Possibly the composers
are waiting 10 discover that direction
before they set 10 work on the annual
masterpieces. In the meantime song
hit would seem 70 be badly needed.
So William A. Grady has tyraniCally
and ruthlessly elected Grace George
from the Playhouse just as New York
was waiting word as To when the act
ress who gave such "A distinguished sea-
The sun., 1916-12-17

Theatre may he IN The thick 81 tho
New York playhouses. Its artistic mis-
s!on beyond the Hudson River Is easiy
recognizable.
But where Is Tho Tr!mpio'" 20 be
made the symbol of culture IN the
theatre" That one act play Is tho
most remarkable product put before
the metropolitan public IN years.
What is all this fool!shness"" asked
one of the characters IN tho piece. and
tho audience laughed in sympathetic
jewilierment, The spectators turned
The sun., 1916-12-17

'"..C fullest service OF the purtman-
tctu Theatre IL not, OF course. rendered
to the New York stage. There are
plenty OF theatres here. in the opinion
OF everybody except some manager
who wants TO bring In an unknown
play. and we should see all the plays
that the Portmanteau has to offer,
whether II came here or not.
But In carrying 10 the cities far
from tho capitals the works OF such
playwrights az Lord Dunsany and
Oscar Wilde. II accomplishes n fine
artistic purpose. Tho performances
are capable enough and the Dunsany
plays interesting. The use OF the ap-
paratus at tho Princess Theatre Gre
ltes the effect of the inner stage now
so common in the Performance of
lays with many shifting scenes,
However supcriiuous the Portmanteau
The sun., 1916-12-17
FRANCES STARR oMd
JEROME PATRICK NJ
'llTrLE Lazy N BLUE"

az that" And coming as Il does tISt
after Friend Wife had pGt 20 her
credit one OF the most artistic theatr!-
cal sea sons ever attempted In this city.
Fine plays cXcellently acted were the
rule with Miss George as !mprcsa. But
1t Is obviously impossible for her AMI
The Man Who Came Back 10 I've o1
the same stage simultaneously.
So Miss George has been sent to Bos-
ton. Mr., l:rady probably feels that he
knows how to conduct his own the
atres. but the public had come to look
upon the Playhouse az being more or
less Miss Georges theatre. of course,
nobody wishes any harm to Mr., Brady;
hut perhaps It would be just as good
for him not To keep Miss George alb
sent from her New York public too
long. even II he has to build another
theatre for her or The Man Who
Came Back"
The sun., 1916-12-17
THE THEATRES THIS WEEK.
There Arc Some Novelties From
ENGLAND ana This Country

Gertrude Kingston and her company
will appear n. Maxine Tllio..'s Thel-
're on Monday evening n Great
Catherine "Thn Queens Enemies"
md The Inca oS rerusal"m." Charles
iarbury has been engaged for tho
part OF the Archdeocon IN Tho Inca
Of Perusa'em'' y is tho frst play on
tho programme and az Mr.. Harbury
appears only IN the prologue, playing
opposite Miss Kingston, II IS requested
that the audience be IN their sea,s
when tho curtain rises AZ s:oO o'clock
sharp. In The Queens Enemies"
tathieen Ncsh'tt VIII play the par. o:
tho Queen.
William A. Brady vii revive at the
Park Theatre on Monday the popular
play made by Marian de Forest and
Jessie l,onstelle from Louisa NJ. Al
colts novel Little Women" Mr..
Brady has collected an excellent cast
for the play.
The charming comedlenne Frances
Starr, who has been too long absent
from the New York stage. will return
20 the Eelasco Theatre on Thursday.
David Eolasco. who has arranged an
especially attractive production for
Miss Starr. will present her IN "The
Little Lady in Blue comedy Of the
early days OF the last century hy
Horace Hodges and 4. W!gney Per-
',a ,,,t
play Grumpy" Jerome Patrick and
an excellent company will surround
the popular star
The third and last week o. Nine.
Bernhardt's engagement AT tie En-
pire Theatre begins on Monday. When
tho curtain falls on Saturday night
New Workers will have had their final
chance OF seeing the great actres. in
this city.
As In the preceding weeks the pro-
gramme for each night will be made
M Of four varied plays. in three OF
which the public will see Nine. Bern
hardt. Two new and important feat
ures will be introduced IN tho roper
to're. They Will hc presented at the
, Thursday afternoon and evening per-
formances. One will te Edmond
Ilarancourt's arran cement OF tho trial
scene from The Merchant of Venice"
renamed for the occasion "ShyIock."
The other will he the pathetic closing
act Of Rostand's drama "L'Alglon"
,"Thc Eaglet"l. In "ShyloCk." for the
| first time here Nine. Bernhardt will
essay the title role, She has PLAYED
It with pronounced success in other
cities and. 1t is said. will treat the
Jew" as more than ono great actor
| ,notah,Y Emil rossurt) had done he
fore her, less as ruthless and re
| Ncngcful usurer than as n type of n
| long prosecuted race. Nine. Bernhard,
will lmpersonate the young DUk, Of
| RcichSfddt in the Iiostand play. For
| years past II has been one Of the most
effective Of her many roles. which, bv
the bye, now number close upon two
hundred and iifty.
| The other plays announced for the
great actresses last week here are
! "IIecube." From the Stage TO tho
Field of Honor" English as IL Is
Spoken" ana Camille" Jeanne dare"
with possibly the addition Of the third
aCO and n little novelty To be inter-
preted by The Benhardt company en-
| tilted LA Chance du Mari" ,"Ths
husbands Luck'D.
ShWOck il tine fourth Si,akespearian
role which Nine Bernhardt has an,
peared In. Tho first was Desde,no Qua
In which she appeared at the Theatrs
F'rancais with the late Mounet- -Sully
The next was Hdmlet. which was pre-
The sun., 1916-12-17

son there last year was really going to
begin again. MIR, Brady owns the the
atre. Of course. and Miss George IL his
wife. So he Is acting entirely within
his rights. painful as the result may
he tn the public.
just as word Of Miss Georges coming
season was expected. Mr.. Brady. in
the most husba ndlike manner possible,
puts a sign outside tho Playhouse an
nouncing that tickets for the Washing
tons birthday performance Of "The
Man Who Came Back" may be bought
At tn boz ONCE. what DO you think
The sun., 1916-12-17


MONDAYMaxine Elots Theatre-Gertrude Kingston
from the Ncighborood Theatre plays by g. B. Shaw and
Lord Dunsany.
Park Theatre-W. A. Brady will revive Little Women
Princess eatre-Pormanteau PayersAeroon. "The
Night tragedy, Gordon Bottomley Voices
ludc by Hortensc Flexner.
THURSDAYBeaco ThcatreFances "The
Blue by Horace Hdges and Wgney pea the authors Of
Grumpy"
Empire Theatresarah Benhardt will play Shy'ock
from "The Merchant of Venice"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-04

sergeant and are proving immensely
popular among their barracks fell
lows.
Ted Lewis, the sensational English.
fighter, who claims the welter weight
title on account of his recent victory
over Willie Richie, says a secret
medicine invented by Alec Goodman,
his trainer, makes it possible for him
to reduce weight on short notice
without losing strength.
Lewis is a weight freak. He star:
tied the fistie world several times by:
going from 1875 pounds for one bout.
to 145 for another and back to 1876
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-04

pounds for a third match in less than
two weeks: He also announced he
would fight any man in the world
from 1876 pounds to 1853.
Putting on and taking off weight
has ruined some of the greatest fight
ers the ring ever produced. Mike
Gibbons has been bothered several
times by being forced to take off too
much weight. Reducing drove Joe
Cans, the great negro fighter, into
consumption, which. resulted in his
death.
Lewis claims that by using the
medicine Goodman invented he can
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-25
Musical.

The Ardmore Philharmonic Club
has closed a contract for two well
known artists for their next season
course Royal Dadmun, the famous
baritone, who was one of the so'uists
with the Philharmonic Orchestra dur
ing its southwestern tour and VINO
created the greatest enthusiasm
wherever he sang, will be here in
November or December, and May Pc
terson of the Opera Comique of Paris
the sensation of the concert season
in the north and east, will sing here
in February. Miss Peterson not only
has a beautiful voice. but most
charming personality. The ladies of
the Philharmonic Club are to be con-
graduated upon their selections and
The Ardmoreite believes our citizens
will give the club hearty support. Bus
mess men are beginning 20 see that
music is an important commercial
asset, and ArdmOre means to help
herself in line with her sister cities
artistically as we'll as commercially.