The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

nRNvo;
TO an audience 81 fifteen hundred pe"-
Iuo that dancing b. a hcddutul arr
when properly pr1cticed, hut the man
augcment of the auto show requests
that there hc no 'cheeh dancing
dancing THAI Do questioned as unhe-
coming iu ladies and gentlemen to-
make such an announcement is ne
greatest thing heard In the Duke CIV
for la. these rtany wears,
Then the second night TO repeat th'
rHuuret tnat no cheek dancing De
INDUCED and TO report that 30 couples
iEnored the request Of tho motor snow
anugeme the previous night is an
other pronouncement worthy Of hlgh
conWendaton.
This may be- the turning point o.
tnr,, Methods here and The dignity,
Foeornm aud beauty OF the arr may
ugaln come into favor. Here's huplht
.
1HE MOTOR SHOW.
IFS great n there is anybody in
Albuquerque who did not go 90 inc
Nrmury Thur.duy and Friday nights
dino, ought to bee there tonight Prob
rLly viii be-. The next best thing 10
having a state fair where one can
tulnrfa with every body els" 100 her
Immediate world-ucNt hest To u state
..lr By the annual automobile show
INC crowds this season seem
Greater 'han iu former years. Thhi
m,y bc because AZ" display ui motor
~. ,r. iu greater number and tar"
nore space. The Armory Bis a
-, NJ sen III faces. Above the PIT
wb.r, MAGNIFICENT J~rlstovruts OF mo
,,,dom are arranged To permit IA 'll
.,t.- HtrnVT" Tor pedestrians %
,nurers the gallery has rach r''nint
leon well filled with spectators at
ihe passing show
The entertainment each ulshl ~
rirr and varied to suit all tastes.
Tuere are ihc songs 10y NJ. ''"ls,
Gcakc. Eyed thnse N"v nav, -,
Nir G,nkc and admire ms 1u"l''N "'
Voice were not prepared To- hear ,h'
magnificent owe ana control "i I'
r,p,s in grand opera arltctlona H'
Ing lass evening. An Hail from
Faus, was suptrbly rendered Inc
great Armpry was oiled WIN h'''"N'
MS encore was even more hinh',l"ua
'rhls was "Nfsti De Giuhha from
puriincri II thrilled a. irW hlhk'i'
EVER thrill auditors To many mlh''
g.mp mo thought. Why import Fith'
am p|uloIsts when Albuquerque mas
georgr GvakoF'
AR Geako and Miss Grace Stori
.,rr rvS FFhnt opera humh'i ~
'H ~, .OicrS blending, and I'M
.xnuI,itr ounlt" " The soprano one
usrrndont the Se'f'''"ns W,T,,,,,'
rardi 10 f' Tpm 'V@' r
Road 10 Paradise" from .,t
Miss Stortz sang two solos 80.
she can sing. Not with The grCH y
volume OF sound ever heard, but VIII
the line, lender true notes tina
make her voice q delight And al
WAYS this singer Is 80 pleasing To TN
eye too. Her gown Thursday eve
ming was a blue tunctu with a quak
crish poke. Last night the 70
ptnF satin touched with blue ostricl
feathers that she wore In 'trld''
the 18th"
Mrs knights durclng won pro
Iongcd plaudiis both evenings sh'
has danced. Her supple limbs In bal
lct steps, aud graceful arms move D.
nanny harmony. Tine first evening
dressed IN PINK. Mrs. kuiEht CAV
Eussiun ballots. last cN,utuE whil
SILK over drupca ana red sup au'
hose mHd up q costume ihal sus
gcsted the Pueblo indian hut ui
movements were suggestive OF IN
orient with a touch OF The 'asiillia
i poses,
Tho costume was designed an
designed by AIRS. Mvstlukv and IN
white slip slip was embroidered .
beaded Hop motifs h from liul
pottery here. The FIRST hummer W'
danced tn the music oI The butter
for two or throc 1sgOf 7NHOS 1885,
fly." The encore. uU East India
scarf dance. Each dance calls l'
tWo or three cnCurrs.
Mrs knight b. tu dance aEuin @,
night whom local society Will ho of
on mussc 20 enjoy the program aI
to dance. The male trio last rvcuif
scored u hit. Messrs Klein Xiii
patrick and Gsakc sang caroline
and several other selections us tram,
singers can The uniformed quart
from ~. hiss with their populI
mcdlics cnptlNatod everybody ana a
i,pt to tapping Everybody Shir
mn, Now" and ipzzy Don son
Whcitcd the appetite Tor more. IT
address Of Mr., Council on brhult
the city government Thursday e.,
ming Was a formal acceptance fro