Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-11-06
THE NOVEMBER LIST OF EDISON
RE-CREATIONS

concert artists OF the day are featur-
ed on the November list of RE-CREA-
TIONS for the New Edison
Anna Case, the most popular of
American concert artists, brings to
the listener the soul of Carrie Jacobs
Bonds GA Perfect Day" Miss Case
also remarkably renders Somewhere
Voice is Calling" Her sympathetic
personality and glorious voice are
splendidly displayed in these two well
known selections
Frieda Hempel, who has been char
acterized as @ethe greatest prima dom
ma soprano in the world" convincingly
sings the aria tsCaro nome" from
@Rigoletto,' and stEvviva Ia Francia,"
from the Daughter of the Regiment
Miss Hempel achieved exceptional
success in the title role of the
Daughter of the Regiment" with the
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mario laurent, the young Italian
who became prominent member of
the Metropolitan just few years ago
admirably sings 3|Coem Paride vez-
zosa,'' from "L'Elisir D'Amore."
Carolina Lazzari, who presents
NFac ut portem,' from Rossini's
s|Stabat Mater recently received an
appointment to sing leading contralto
Company. Miss Lazzari first won
fame with the Chicago Grand Opera
| Company.
/ Marie Rappold, long famed as
Metropolitan Opera soprano and con-
| cert artist, offers a ballad of day
dreams and longing for the absent one
E.Day BY Day. 3tThe Magic of Your
Eyes" is exceptionally well interpret
| ed by the young American tenor,
! Ralph Errole, who became well known
as member of the Chicago Grand
/ Opera Company
The November list is replete with
good quartet numbers. The Criterion
Quartet sings a sympathetic version
of little Tommy Went a-Fishing,"
and f'The Musical Trust" while the
Apollo Quartet of Boston presents the
favorite gospel hymn of Billy Sun
days, brighten The Corner Where
You Are ''Love Blossoms, a semi
classic among popular ballads, is the
offering of the Metropolitan Quartet,
a popular harmony four.
The well known Premier Quartet
has two numbers; an effervescent1y
happy song of the South, EEDixie is
Dixie Once More" and Breeze (B1ow
My Baby Back to Mel" soothing
| flowing melody with an orchestra in
depreciation worthy of special appro-
| baton. The Calvary Choir sings Mar
tin Luther's famous hymn of the Re
form alton, ga Mighty Fortress Is Our
God" This great hymn was sung as
the body of Luther was lowered into
its last resting place.
Especially worthy of mention are
the raggy jazz numbers issued this
month for the New Edison. Lou
| = he
list stimulates with novelty number
Honest Injun-One Step" The Tux
edo Dance Orchestra presents fESweet
Siamese-Fox Trot,'' in delightful
dance time with a harmonious sur
prise singing chorus by the orchestra
The Interpretation of "B-Hap-e-
STEP" by the Louisiana Five, in
PRODUCES weird, blending expressions
in a harmonious West African coast
competition between friendly +srag
ging" instruments. t'The Foot War
ner-Fox trot,'' a species of jungle
music, is delightfully."- timed and jazz
ed for the average fox trotter by the
same organization
The always popular Cal Stewar1
: tells about his troubles in a way tina
brings smiles to every one. First hs
tries to run the opera house and make
, | II pay anu Tells ABOUT MS
in "Opera at Pun'kin Center; ther
he has the time of his life in ssUncl.
Josh In Cafeteria Cal Stewart ha:
chased away many gloom an6
brought many a sunbeam of laughter
These two RE-CREATIONS re amons
his best.
The ballad numbers are above tn,
, average George Wilton Ballard sing
a lonesome song, ssLonesome-That'
ALL that will be called for again ant
again Gladys Rice, the popular New
York soprano, presents ssThink, Love
of Me-" an appealing ballad that viii
find permanent place in every one
memory The haunting refrain o
think, Love of Me- will cuddle itse1
into every ones heart.
"Out On the Deep gives full scop
to the power and range of the wonder
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