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Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
s FOR RENT-FURxlsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-FuR1ISHED Rooms
MODERN room; nicely furnished; also
| References.
ROOM for rent; modern home. $50
Third avenue north.
MODERN room. SIC End Ave. SO.
TWO pleasant front rooms. in modern
home. 712 Ninth street north.
FRONT room. 6O1 Fourth avenue No.
MODERN rooms. So, $12 and SIS per
month. 315 Third street north.
FRONT room. 1877 Park Drive.
PLEASANT furnished front room for
gentleman. 300 Third avenue north.
MODERN room. 1916 Third Ave. No.
ONE large front room for rent 225
Fourth avenue north. Phone 631O.
ROOM with board in private home;
garage; Phone 1892.
/ TWO well furnished front rooms; pri-
vate entrance; adjoining bath; very
! nice for three or four girls; light
housekeepiag Pslvi,eses hsn esse so4 Fifth
FURNISHED room. close in, suitable
street north.
2 MODERN rooms, first floor Fone
1922 1915 Third avenue north.
MODERN room. 1920 Third avenue
north.
MODERN rooms, with or without board.
2 blocks from Hotel Grand. s Sixth
street north.
ROOM-Gentleman. 414 End Ave. No.
LARGE, pleasant room. sos Fourth
avenue north.
Modern furnished room. 1914 4th st. N.
NICELY furnished rooms. 615 Second
avenue north.
NEW Management, Acme Hotel. 317M
Central avenue. Modern and up-to-
date rooms. Old time price So a
week and up. When in the city make
your home at the Acme, $1.O0 per day.
TWO nice rooms. $40 4th Ave. No.
FEATHER your nest for winter. Room
at Y. N. G. A. Popular center. Few
| vacancies.
CLEAN, comfortable sleeping rooms a
reasonable. rates. Fair Hotel, sos
Central avenue.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
LEGAL ADVERTISING

Trustees Of the Rural School District at
for $25,000 Rural School District
Bonds" Delivery Of and payment Of
the bonds will be made at the office OF
the County Treasurer. IN Great Falls,
Montana.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees of
the Rural School District OF Cascade,
County, Montana.
JANE KEENEY
County Superintendent Of schools and
"Ex officio Secretary of the Board OF
Trustees Of the Rural School District,
Cascade County, State of Montana"
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
G. F. Power Company
to Elect Officers

The annual meeting of the Great
Falls Power company viii be held to-
day (Tuesday) in the First National
bank building. and will include the an
nual election of officers. Stephen P.
Hogan of Butte, assistant secretary of
the company. and other officials from
out of the city will be present.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
8 FOR RENT-FUKNISHED HOUSES

| FOR RENT-FUKNISHED HOUSES
FOUR-ROOM furnished bungalow. 9o6
/ Eighth avenue north.
lTHREE-ROOM furnished duplex house;
| close in, newly painted ana kaisomin-
| ed; modern except heat; $3.50. 321
| Eighth street south.
lTWO-ROOM furnished house; bath,
| fone. and sleeping porch; $40. Two
| room suite SIG. 715 Third avenue south.
Fone 9479.
FURNISHED house for rent. 1926 Sixth
! avenue south Inquire at store across
the avenue.
house. Inquire at Pacific Grocery. 200
First avenue south.
SIX rooms; south side; suitable for
board and room. Apply to 612 Sixth
street south. Also three rooms.
FOUR rooms; modern except heat;
neatly furnished; south side; SIS. In
quire SOP Ninth avenue south.
THREE room furnished house: no
children. 415 Seventh avenue south.
MODERN four room house. Inquire
after 10 a. NJ, 51o 9Th Ave. So. Fone
1872.
5-ROOM house and Groom house;
both well furnished. Call 621 1lth
street north
FOR RENT-Three room furnished
house. 1909 Eighth avenue north In
quire 1901.
FURNISHED 7-room house and garage.
S15 Second avenue south.
THREE roomed modern, furnished
house Call at 119 Central avenue or
Phone 1922
FOR RENT-Four room furnished
house Cali at 1908 Third avenue No.
NEAT two-room furnished house for
rent. 1O17 Sixth avenue south.
FOR RENT-Eight room modern house,
furnished or unfurnished; garage;
will lease for six months or year to
responsible party. Phone 5343. 321
Second avenue S. w.
FOR RENT-4-room; Academy district,
3O9 10th street north.
FOUR rooms. 61S 8th Ave. No.
FURNISHED 7-room house and garage.
S15 Second avenue south.
FOR RENT-One 5-room furnished
house, $50 per month; one 4-room,
with bath. furnished house. $35 per
month: one 4-room furnished, $25
per month. Very close in. s Sixth
street north.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11

GIRL for general housework.
COOK; small hotel.
MONTANA EMPLOYMENT co.
WANTED-Housekee two men to
cook for. Box 121 Tribune.
COOK wanted. Wages $50 rer month
and room and board. Conrad Hos
pital. Conrad, Mont
SUPERFLUOUS hair, moles. warts,
birthmarks and all facial blemishes
removed by electric needle. Mrs.
Brandt, IA Vandervoort Hotel. Fone
6493. Pupils trained
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
LEGAL ADVERTISING

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the District Court OF the Eighth Judi
cial District of the State of Montana,
in and for the County Of Cascade.
In the Matter of the Assignment Of
The Bon Ton, Inc, a corporation for
the Benefit OF Creditors.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed assignee Of The Bon Ton, Inc,
a corporation, to the creditors Of and ali
persons having claims against the said
Bon Ton, Inc, a corporation, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers on or
before the goth day Of November, 1921.
to the undersigned at its office in the
Ford building In the city Of Great Fails,
Montana, the same being the place for
the transaction Of the business Of the
said estate.
Northern Montana Association
of Credit Men, corporation,
BY v. F. GIBSON.
Its Assistant Secretary
Dated this 10th day Of October, 1871.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

WESTERN WASHINGTON FARMS
$4,000 PER ACRE
SEVERAL THOUSAND ACRES
NEW LAND
20 MILES SEATTLE OR TACOMA
PARTLY CLEARED.
This land is now being allotted to set
lers through the Northwest Land Set
tlement Association, in 10, 20. 80 or 40
acre tracts; $50 per acre. on very easy
payments Soil experts have carefully
inspected the land and found 1t highly
suited for berry culture, gardening.
poultry, dairying, mixed farming.
Plenty water, fuel, and building mate
rial Few miles to best markets. Fine
climate, no extreme heat or cold.
Settlers will be given every possible
assistance in making their selections.
Write or call at headquarters.
NORTHWEST LAND SETTLEMENT
ASSOCIATION, ROOM 16, COLMAN
DOCK, SEATTLE, WASH.
Note:-Many settlers from Northern
Montana have purchased small farms
In this locality within the past three
months.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
=. roR RENr-nousEk,r1sc RMS.


FIVE-ROOM for rent; kitchen stove;
hot and cold water. Inquire 1901
Second avenue south. Upstairs.
| keeping rooms. 7os First avenue
south. Phone 53s5.
LARGE, clean, pleasant, front room;
| electric plate;- convenient; adults only.
! 92O Third avenue north.
/ TWO housekeeping rooms; furnished.
| Phone $685.
TWO extra large, well furnished rooms
for light housekeeping; ground floor;
| piano included. 822 Sixth avenue
| north.
TWO light housekeeping rooms; also
carpet for sale. 90l Seventh avenue
north.
Housekeeping rooms. $50 End Ave. No.
CLOSE IN-One room with small
kitchenette complete for housekeep-
ing. No children. 906 Central.
TWO or three furnished rooms: furnace
heat; gas range. 1922 End Ave. No.
TWO large, clean, front rooms: gas
range: on car line. 1904 Sixth avenue
north.
Housekeeping room. 71S End Ave. No.
Housekeeping rooms. 3os 3rd Ave. No.
FOR RENT-Two large housekeeping
rooms; ground floor; 2 blocks from
Hotel Grand. Is Sixth St. No. $25
per month.
MEURICE-520' First avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms; with model
kitchenettes; special rates to steady
tenants. Fair Hotel. 5os Central Ave.
FRONT, double housekeeping rooms;
steam heat; gas; reasonable. 111m
First avenue north.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
LOST AND FOUND

TEN DOLLARS reward for return OF
travelling case lost on north road
Simms to Great Falls. 2409 First
avenue north.
LOST-On Second avenue south: child s
fur scarf. Please return to 113 Cen
trail and receive reward.
LOST-One large size cameo breast pin.
Finder notify Mrs. r. B. Rupard. 1oi
Lexington apis. Liberal reward.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11

WOMAN cook on ronch; $50 month:
winters place.
MONTANA EMPLOYMENT co.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
HONEY

ALIENS Sweet Glover honey delivered,
prepaid parcel post anywhere in
Montana; lbs. s1.15; 20 lbs. S2.25;
20 lbs. S425; 80 lbs. S6.25. Clark w.
Allen, Big Timber. Montana.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11

For the first time since it was es-
tablished. October Z, 1866. the New
Hampshire Gazette did not appear
June Is. due to a compositor's strike.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WILL pay cash for lot between Sixth
and Seventh street north on First or
Second avenue. Tribune, Box 132.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES

II SPECIAL NOTICES
MANURE hauled. Phone 7412.
PAINTING. kalsomining. Phone 8067.
CITY AGENT for ]. r. Watkins Pro-
ducts. Mrs. James r. Lampman, 1121
Central. Phone 500.
COAL-Order II now. Hand picked
lump. $50; mine run. @6.26. Phone
6S6s. 1924 Fifth avenue north.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11

FGS RENT-MISCELLAN
GARAGE. HOS Third avenue north.
OFFICE room. 123 Central
GARAGE-619 Sixth avenue north.
GARAGE-122O Third avenue north.
GARAGE, large. SIS sth Ave SO.
GARAGE for rent. 1911 Fourth avenue
north.
FOR RENT-One nice store room, fac
ing Sixth street north; one office
room, r. NJ. Block, Central avenue.
Sixth street north.
GARAGE-1220 Third avenue north.
TO RENT-Office rooms in Simpson
block. Inquire Nate Wertheim 4 Co.,
20S Central avenue.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11

- wANTED-NlDCELL
WANTED-Sewing machine In good
condition; Singer cabinet preferred; !;
give price, etc. Box 125, Tribune.
DIAMONDS-IF you want to get cash
for your diamonds quick, call 1855.
FURNITURE
BOUGHT for cash.. ]. NJ. Charters,
119 Central avenue. Phone 4275.
HIGHEST cash price paid for second
hand furniture, stoves and ranges.
Enterprise Furniture Co. Phone 1904.
WANTED-Second hand furniture Of
all kinds. We pay cash. Phone $40.
j. Ellsburg Furniture Co.
GREAT FALLS FURNITURE co. We
buy and trade. 326 Second avenue
south. Phone 4129.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
60 SITUATION wANTED-MALD


MALE stenographer; years expert
ence; desires position. Box 134, Tri-
bune.
COMPETENT young man desires cler-
ical position. Five years office ex-
perience. Can keep books, etc. Ref
erences. Phone e840.
WANT to lease small stock Or dairy
ranch or would take care of stock for
the winter. Experienced dairyman.
1904 Tenth avenue north.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
HHLP wANTED-MALn
10 SITUATION wANrED-FEMALB

10 SITUATION WANTED-FEMALD
DAY WORK Experienced. Call even
ings Phone 8516.
WORK or washing by hour. Phone 5172.
PRACTICAL nurse will take cases wait
| ing to go to hospital 21O9 Second
| avenue south. Phone 1888.
WANTED-By school girl, place In good
home to work for room and board.
Box 135, Tribune.
DAY WORK-Washing or cleaning
Box 13l, Tribune.
GIRL wants any kind of work. Phone
8091.
POSITION wanted by elderly woman;
can keep house, care for children, do
nursing or act as companion. Call
$40 Ninth street north
WANTED-Place as housekeeper on
ranch. Box 130, Tribune.
WANTED-Children to care for by
hour. 9O5 Fifth avenue north. Phone
1865.
BOOKKEEPING wanted by lady; in
or out Of town; years experience.
Box 129, Tribune.
LADY with references wants day work
on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thurs
days. Phone GIL.
EXPERIENCED woman wishes hotel or
restaurant to manage. 1917 Seventh
avenue south.
A LONE reliable woman will care for
home while owner away, or rooming.
Box lis, Tribune.
FOR extra correspondence OF book
keeping, see Miss Petersen, Hotel
Rainbow. Work by piece or month.
SEWING or any other work. Phone
1862. Call evenings.
DAY work wanted; washing. ironing
and housekeeping. Mrs. D. Hoff-
man, 40 Fifth street S. w.
STENOGRAPHER.5 years experience.
Box 1O4, Tribune.
DAY work-Phone 7719.
POSITION in city as housekeeper:
steady and competent. Fone 5S05.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
PLEASE NOTE - We do not
charge classified advertisements to
residence addresses,
uELr wAxrrp-rEMALD

SCHOOL girl to assist with housework
in family Of two. Apply 1905 Third
avenue north.
GIRL for general housework. Call dur
ing morning. Phcne 6375.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
FOR nENT-FUkNIsHED APIS.

s FOR HENT-FUKNISHED APIS.
TWO-ROOM furnished apartment with
| kitchenette, suitable for two or three
| adults; gas range; well heated: close
| in; phone; laundry in basement; rea-
! sonable rent. 1910 Central.
FOR RENT-Furnished two-room mod
ern apartment; adults. SIS Fifth ave-
nue. north.
tTWO-ROOM basement apartment. Le-
land Apartments.
FURNISHED apartments. 3o7 Fifth
avenue north.
MODERN housekeeping apartment.
MODERN housekeeping rooms; also
sleeping room; steam heat; reason
able rent. 4o91s Central.
SIX ROOMS and bath; neat; reason
able; close in; also on car line. Fone
SIT.
NICELY furnished apartment; garage
if desired. 1920 First avenue north.
Phone 6439.
TWO room apartment; gas range and
sleeping porch GIG Fifth avenue
north.
TWO room apartments. 515 Eighth
street south. Berkshire Apis.
THREE room furnished steam heated
apartment; also basement apartment.
Apply 800. Seventh street south.
THREE rooms, modern: suitable for
two or four adults; gas range; well
heated. 9o4 Central.
FURNISHED three room apartment:
ground floor; modern. 311 Fifth ave-
nue. south.
THREE room furnished apartment;
first floor 225 Fourth avenue north.
Phone $50.
FOR RENT-2-room furnished apart
ment, ground floor. Inquire 404 End
avenue S. w.
FURNISHED apartment. 1916 Third
avenue north.
TWO-ROOM furnished apartment re-
duced to S14. no Tenth street So.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
4rARMs AND nEllsou1sHMENrs

4FARHS AND RELlNQUISHMENT
FOR SALE-Half section land: 80 acres
broke; all fenced, four strand wire: i:
two-room house; four horses. harness
and farm machinery; has two running
springs. VIII give deed to place for
$500 cash, buyer to assume $1,000
mortgage due in one year. Buhler-
Nash Co.. 721 Central. Phone 6552.
$40 ACRES of good pasture and lots of
water; 100 tons hay. Inquire White
Elephant Barn.
WILL sell, trade or lease 500 acres Sun
River bottom land, Is miles out; ideal
place for stock or dairy. 18th st. No.
HAY AND STOCK RANCH FOR SALE
100 ACRE ranch in Flathead county,
Montana, all fenced and well watered !:
GOO acres fine hay land; $40 head of
stock cattle; 10 head of work and
saddle horses; complete equipment OF
farming machinery. Will sell on time
with low rate of interest. For partic-
ulars and terms address Box 491,
Kaiispell, Montana.
FOR SALE-Eighty acres, eight miles
from Great Fall: house. barn fenced.
cross fenced % acres under ditch;
3 horses: l Jersey cow and calf. ma
chinery; splendid dairy and chicken
ranch; $26oo.00 See Mallon, Dunn
RuiITinY
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
ROARD AND ROOM

2 BOARD AND ROOM
GOOD board and room in home like
place. Gentlemen preferred. 1907
Seventh avenue north. Phone 1902.
ROOM with excellent board at S23
Third avenue north.
BOARD and room. 1904 Second avenue
north. Gentlemen preferred.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11

IS FOR RENI-UNFURNIS APIS.
FOR RENT-Modern four-room apart
ment. Cos Fourth avenue south.
CLOSE IN modern apartment of two
rooms. kitchenette and bath; ice box,
gas range and bed furnished. Apply
100. Blackstone Apis.
PLEASANT apartment, consisting of
large living room; kitchen with
breakfast nook; roomy bath: cory
quarters for couple. Chelsea. 9th Ave.
No. and 11th street. Phone 1889.
5-ROOM apartment. 71oa md Ave. SO.
IF IT'S a dwelling or an apartment
you want to rent, call at 2O9z Cen
1ral. Midkiff-Spalding Co.
ONE Nollar apartment; strictly mod
ern. Phone 1858.
FOR RENT-Severai apartments in
bungalow court; strictly modern, with
gas range. Hickman, 324 Central ave.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11

InOnc 4a3S0.
SOME good used tractor drills and tan
dem disc harrows; one tanning mill;
one Liberty grain blower elevator;
used tractors and plows; low prices
and easy terms. Montgomery Mach
inc Company.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
, FOR sA1E-m1scELLAxEous

|
SAND COULEE LUMP. per load, 500;
| Sand Coulee Screened Nut, per load.
| 500; Sand Coulee Best Mine Run,
! $3.50. Tel. 9549.
SET lynx fur, cheap; diamond cuff
! link. GIT Fifth avenue north.
SINGER sewing machine, cheap. SIS
Fifth avenue north.
POTATOES HAY OATS
WRITE us number Of cars you have to
offer. 10000 potato sacks for sale.
Car lot distributors. Rocky Mountain
Sales Agency, IFS Second avenue So.
FOR sALE-First and second cutting
alfalfa; A1No. l quality. Can load
any time. Write for best prices. Ad-
dress: J. L. York. Sun River, Mont.
tAIREDALE; registered: six months old.
Bargain. 113 Central avenue.
FOR SALE-A 20 automatic Winches-
ter rifle; good as new. 1920 Seventh
avenue north.
FEMALE Llewellyn setter. Pups, Llew-
ellyn-Airedale cross. $40 Second ave-
nue. south.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
Two Cents Per Word
6ROF ESSl0RlAL and call N :.
U MERCHANDISING call "
PAINTING
SHORTHAND REPoRTERs

PAINTING, kalsomining, raperhanging
William Oliver. Phone 6949.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-By October 18th, 5, or Z
room house; modern; furnished or
unfurntshsd; by responsible party;
close In; adults only. Phone 1924, be-
tween hours of 10 a. m, and p. m.
OR room unfurnished house; close
in; Or on car line p. 0. Box 737.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11

FIVE-ROOM for rent; kitchen stove;
hot and cold water. Inquire 1901
y Second avenue south. Upstairs
Great Falls tribune., 1921-10-11

10 LIB. PAIL new honey, prepaid IL
first, second and third zones, for $225
Walter Woodrow, Sun River. Mont.
The Washington times., 1921-03-20
B.. F. KEITH'S
"GuS Edwards Repue"

Gus Edwards, the popular Amer
ican. composer-producer- in
Gus Edwards Song Revue OF 1921"
will be the principal stellar feature
in the bill at b. +. Keith's theater
this week commencing at the mat
inee tomorrow. Mr.. Edwards per-
sonal appearance will be a crafty
ing event to the Washingtonians with
whom he has been a perennial favor
lite. Famous for his selection of girl
ish beauty and talent, Mr.. Edwards
announces that the present harvest is
quite the richest he mas ever cropped.
The lyrics are by Will d. Cobb but
all the rest and all that is worth
while is due to Mr.. Edwards person.
al grip on company and audience.
There are numerous songs, solos, en-
sembles, each calling for changes OF
costumes and scenery. The added at
traction will be the vell-known CO.
median. Clayton White, and Grace
Leigh. a charming fun foil. They will
appear in ''Cherie" from the humor-
Gus pen OF George " Hobart. Eddie
Buzzell and Peggy Parker will be
The Washington times., 1921-03-20

company of nine. handsomely cos
tuned and in a beautiful setting with
exceptional music. Others will be
James Thornton, the famous enter
tainer, formerly of James and Bonnie
Thornton, and Past, Present and Flu
ture." a travesty. exploiting the foibles
OF women since the cave man period.
II is in three scenes and presents a
clever cast of six people. Other at
fractions will include Mile Onri and
brother In classic poses and novel;
ties: the Gladiators. i'm athletic feats;
Shepherd and Dunn, in their own ex-
elusive specially, and Harry and Meta
Rose in songs and comedy.
The added hatinee feature will be
Paramount's big picture, Paying the
Piper" featuring Dorothy Dockson,
Alma Tell, George Fawcett and Rod
Laroque, in a story showing that
those who dance must pay the piper.
The leading comedy will be the Ches-
ter monkey pictures, you'll Be Sur
prised," which, with news and other
films will be shown at all perform
anCes. 20
The Washington times., 1921-03-20

seen for the first time in "A Will and
a Way described as a message of
good cheer. Frank Gaby, with his
rare gift of CAB. will discuss current
topics in a new manner in "Original
Impressions" Eddie Kane and Jay
Herman will reveal themselves as
THE Midnight Sons" in "A Ragtime
Cocktail" Josefsson and his Original
Icelandic China company will be an
other unusual inclusion, the members
showing in actual manner the native
sports and science of self-defense
common among the Icelanders. Ma
bel Burke, assisted by Helen Bell
Rush, will submit "A Romance in
Song" by Neville Fleeson. Rekoma,
The Gentleman Equilibrist" is an
other well known feature. Topics
of the Day" the kinograms and 9TH
er additions complete the bill. To
day at 3 and S:15 at Keiths, last
weeks program with Ethel Levey,
Ciccolini, Tannen and other favorites
will appear for the last time.
The Washington times., 1921-03-20
CAPITOL
"THtIe Tdttles of 1920"

The newest burlesque organiz "a ton,
"Tittle Tattles of 1920" win furnish
the attraction at the Capitol Theater
this week. offering a program that
contains extravaganza, vaudeville
numbers and music. In point of
numbers the organization is one of
the strongest on the wheel. The
chorus is especially large and. made
up of comely young women who can
both sing and dance. The stage equip
ment is one of a high order and the
costumes present a variety of colors
and fsnciful design. The two-act
musical burlesque comedy, entitled,
'"The Front Lawn or Mrs. VanAster's s
Summer Home" and AT the Express
once of Smashem and Crashem," will
be presented with the popular Billy
Wild, the original Alta Boy Horace
in the title role, in addition to q
strong and diversified array OF spe-
cialties. The opening is a comedy and
serves to introduce coterie of
clever comedians and pretty girls.
The closing comedy lives up to the
reputation of the opening as a driver-
away of the blues. There are some
pretty stage pictures, startling en-
sembles and musical numbers which
are original. The cast is as follows:
Harry Hill, George Carroll, Billy Wal
lace, Ida Emerson, Betty Palmer, and
Rita Arnold, the fastest working
chorus in burlesque, and as a special
added attraction the Four American
Beauties r
The Washington times., 1921-03-20
'Ermlnie '.Chorus
t Is Select affair

From the time that George c. Tyler
conceived the idea OF producing
''Erminie" he instituted still search
for the best voices that he could find
or hear of for his chorus. Over $50
voices were tried and judged by the
musical director of "Erminie," and it
is the cream of this large gathering
that is now appearing in this famous
opera
Singers, teachers, choir agencies.
concert managers, choral associations,
all were approached and assistance
enlisted in finding young and ambi-
tious girls with beautiful voices who
could and would appreciate the op-
portunities offered by a contract with
a company of noted singers and
actors, the assurance of a long en-
gagement, and the musical and dra-
matte training that such associations
provide. '"..
every voice that you engage must
be prospective prima DONNA" was
Mr.. Tyler's definite instruction to his
musical director. "And more" he
added, "every membersof the chorus
must be prepared TO understudy a
principals role, and be ready to go
on in IL at moments notice, should
occasion ever require"
1t is not to be wondered at that the
chorus is filled: that there is a wait
ing list OF more than 150 right now:
that IL Is the ambition of every men,
Der OF the chorus to see her or his
name appear on the program in one of
the leading roles, and that no time,
no study. no effort Is spared to have
each one letter-perfcct and note-per-
feet In the allotted roia