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COMBINED CHoIRS SING.
toncert OF Unusual Merit Heard Al
Brandy dywine summit Camp Grounds

At Brandywine Summit camp
grounds last night the cobined choirs
Of st. Paurs and Epworrh NJ. y
churches gave a concert before an
unusually large audience. The sing
lng was under the direction of Pro-
fessors Charles r. Edwards and
george T.. King. The proceeds are
10 DC devoted 70 the fund being secured
tor improvements 10 the camp grounds
Wilmer $. Boldly of Philadelphia, made
olg hit by his singing and Mrs. A.
r. Downing's songs were well received
Another concert will be held within
a few weeks. Some of the solo selec-
ions last night were my Professor
Edwards, professor King, Mrs. Eleanor
kemery and Mrs. Mabel MCKINLEY
Spry.
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BAPTIST.
Delaware Avenue.

Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Delaware avenue and West street
Kew. Joseph Y. Irwin, $. T. D.. pastor
Preaching tomorrow evening by the
pastor. Subject, 1880. the Sunday
school will have "children's Day
service, $50, subjective VS.. OBJ
jective Religion the Need OF Human
ity." There will be no Sunday school
at p. M, on account OF the Sunday
school exercises at 1o.a5.
Bcthan,.
Bethany Baptist Church. jackson
and ELM streets, Rev. Charles g
Earle. u. D.. pastor. Preaching to-
morrow morning and evcping by DIR
c. c. Earle. Subject. 1910. Angels
Guarding Children. Iso, annual
Childrens Day exercises. Sunday
school and other regular meetings al
the usual hours.
North Baptist Church, Lincoln
street near Delaware avenue. William
l.. Pettingill. pastor; Edward T.
washburn. associate pastor. Preach
ing at 1880 and s45 by the pastor
Borning subject. Whats the Matter
With Ireland? -: evening. THE Gospel
in symbol" Bible school at noon.
Second.
Second Baptist Church. Ninth and
Franklin streets. Rev. George ID. AL
lison, pastor. Children's Day exer-
cises az 1890 a. m. led by Harry
Stausehach's orchestra. Evening
praise service at 7.45, with ordinance
OF baptism and sermon by the pastor.
"A Burglar Proof Religion"
First swedish.
First Swedish Baptist Church, Van
dever avenue and Church street.
Preaching tomorrow morning and eve
ming, subject: l0.45. The Dispensa-
tions and Judgments Of the Bible,
The Age of Law" 80. "A Shining
Saint or the Bible az a Mirror of the
Human Heart" Sunday School at
II noon. s.45, Young Peoples Meet
ing. The Wednesday evening prayer
service is postponed until next week.
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Schooim asterS' Club Outinp

H. '. Holloway of Dover is presi-
dent of the Schoolmasters' Club of
Delaware, which left Bowers Beach
aboard the yacht Onward yesterday
for two-day crnsse on Delaware
Bay Many schoolmasters are enjoy
ing the cruise.
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HAHIB TEMPLE CEREMONIAL.

Hahib Temple, Knights of Khoras-
san, side degree Of the knights of
Pythias, VIII hold its spring cere-
monial in Pythian Castle ON June q
afternoon and evening. A parade and
dinner will precede the ceremonial. at
which 10 candidates will be initiated.
The initiation fee will be increased
from SIS TO $50 in August.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
Willing Workers Lawn Fete.

The Willing Workers OF First and
Central Presbyterian Church held a
lawn party and bake sale last night
at Delaware avenue and Washington
streets which was attended by more
than three hundred people. A large
sum was realized and the money will
be given TO the Northfaid fund. The
fancy work table attracted much at
tention.
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Peninsula.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Now Jerusalem.

Services at the Church Of the New
Jerusalem, Pennsylvania avenue and
Broome street Sunday morning at
1915 o'clock. The pastor, Rev. George
Henry Dole, will officiate. walking
on the Waters" Will be the subject of
his sermon.
St Luke's.
st. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church, Monroe and Eighth SITS, Rev.
William Lafhming, rector. Sunday
School at 10 a. M: morning prayer
and sermon at IL q. m; evening pray
or and sermon at 730. Wednesday
at p. m, mid-week service.
Christian Science.
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Park Place and Van Buren, street. win
hold services. Sunday morning at ii
O'Clock and Sunday evening at g: sub
ct of tbs issson-sernon, God The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
Car Inspector jones Retired.

Richard &. Jones of s26 Maryland
avenue has been placed on me Roll
of Honor of the Reading railway, hav-
ing ben retired May / after 80 years
and months service as a car in
spectm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

II you are boxing for an attractive
apartment--modern. conveniently 10
Gated and priced right-turn now 10
the list Of fully described apartments
in the classified page-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
Hanover Excursion.

Members of Hanover PRESBYTERIAN
Church Sunday school will spend Fri
day, July i, at Augustine Pier. The
boat will leave this city at o'clock.
city time.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
MI. salem.

NAtths
Mt salem Methodist Episcopal
Church. Nineteenth and Mt. Salem
Lane, Rev. Leonard White pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning by pas
tor. Subject. 1o.30. The Value and
Purpose OF an Education;" $50 Chill
dren's Day program by the Sunday
school. Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours,
oricial Board meeting Tuesday even
ing az o'clock. Last meeting for
the season of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society at home OF Mrs.
Charles a. Bech. NJ 24o4 West 18th
street. on Wednesday afternoon.
Harrison street.
Harrison street NJ r.. Church, Sew
enth and Harrison streets, Rev. W. T..
Habhart pastor, Children's Day
services viii be observed all day on
sunday. the beginners and primary
tierartments, with baptism of chill
dren in the morning ar 1890. and the
Junior. intermediate and seniors in a
pageant entitled America" in the
evening al Gs0.
McCabe.
Mcs'ahc Memorial MetnpuhSt fsp}S-
ccpal Church Boulevard and twenty
second street, Rev. George {. Williams
minister At 1880 tomorrow the sun
day school will give their Children $
nav program and the minister VIII
baptize a number of children. Ep-
u.,rth League at 5I5. Preaching at
O'Clock subject Looking Forward. ;"
swedish.
Swedish NJ. T.. Church. I'LL bast
Eleventh street. Rev. Joseph karling
pastor prraching tomorrow morning
by the pastor. subject. lO.3V, Inc
Crown Of righteousness. Chltdren
Day will he observed tomorrow. Inc
SUNDAY school will present a pro-
gram AZ 1.3O o'clock consisting Of
class song. recltations and vocal and
musical selections.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Trinity.

Trinity Church, corner of Delaware
avenue and Adams street. Rev. Fred
erick M. Kirkus. rector. The services
tomorrow will be as follows Holy
communion at 7.s0 a. M. Sunday
school at $50 a. m, morning prayer
and sermon at IL a. M. evening prayer
and sermon at las p. m. Rev. r. NJ.
Kirkus will preach in the morning
and evening
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LUTHERAN.
Holy Trinity.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.
Madison and West Twenty-third
streets. Rev. S. f. Wicker, minister
Bible School. 10 a m; Morning Wor-
snip. IL Chisdren's Day Exercises (;
Y p S. c. e, p. m; yespers, 7.45.
Theme: The Joy OF Finding the
Lasz-"
St Stephenb-
st. Stephens Lutheran Church.
TatnaD near Seventh street. Rev.
Frederic Doerr. pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning by the pastor.
Subject. 1870, Parental joy" 7.30.
Cnnidrens Day service, In his Step. >
by Ira & Wilson. Sunday school at
2-l5 p- m Chiidren's Day will be OBJ
served at all the services.
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St Stephenh
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First

First Methodist Protestant Church.
Seventh street below Walnut Preach
ing by the pastor, Rev. Fred G. Hollo-
way. Subject, 1915 a. m, The Still
Small Voice." 2.15, Sunday school: z.
y. p. s. G. E.; 7.45. preaching service.
Talents" Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening.
Second.
Second NJ p. Church, Fifth avenue
and Anchorage streets, Rev. B. f
Jester, pastor. Sunday School 2.3e
m; preaching 7.30 d. m. by the
pastor. Prayer meeting on Friday
evening.
Peninsula
Peninsula Methodist Protestan nt
Church, Jr. o. u. A. NJ. Hall. s07 Tat
nall street, Rev. Leonard b. Smith,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
by the pastor. Subject, 1890, Our
Debt to Childhood" 7.30. annual Chill
dren's Day service. Sunday school at
noon.
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Trinity.

1~inify "A. T.. Chursh. corner ~
w~~nt, asssond and Church streets.
Rev. ~. h. golHlrs. nastar ChAirens
n~y ~srvs~er nlorning. afternoon and
sx.nlnr SUNDAY .-hooi and other
regular n,~esirrgs AZ the usual hours
rha Raginners departs ment At 10 30
a NJ the priuary and juror depart
rurris A. 2ao >. m. and the inter-
a~s~il4is and a.lun al a m.
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Hell, 0aA-

encs Giihssrt. pastor. Preaching to-
morrow evcning by the pastor AZ
o'eieek. sunday School at 10 o'clock,
standard tlms.
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Goodman.

cssakuan n v. Church, Fourteenth
AMI "a ront s.r,~etS. ftev. " g. Har-
rss pastor Sssrvtees tomorrow The
yvA~srs ~all preach al the morning
s.rrvscs u~sns az he ah.ms, Religion,
lsrperielws. Inspiration and a Pro
sfen.~ Surrny ~s-ipool a. 2lsi Ep-
wsxth league porcf nr-sting a. Z.
The Pastor wifi preach AZ the even
ms seryhss on tho theme. Cal 10
fsua.lfs~nn.,N~ The iAsiics Aid So
r.cty VA mest on 'rue~tay evening.
Iuuior fs~sg,~ and prayer service on
"Wednesday .s~Esinr-
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~iiversrnk.

snvsrnry-sk IA y. Chufssh. Iansaster
.na Ns~rna~rn ss-uufs. II h stephen
haln. miniFef The day siil is given
up IA the infsres1 81 edwnstton. ie.3o
q. IN, m Nes uncT's and primary de-
t~ffm-utw wiil render an interesting
fuaarsm af recitation and song
Tfsfs viii b. no ss<sston ~ the sun
aAy seneal "a nom, I-ae .. m, the
1uuior def.rimsrt and the adult school
~iii pfntlste the exercises for the
evening Tuesday. = " IN. ciass meet
iug. ana on "Wednesday at same hour
khe mid week prayer meeting.
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Newark.

ehildren's Day WI be observed to-
murow al Newark Union 81 y.
Nhur 4. d which Rev ". w sharp
a. pastor services viii begin at 2.45
.. nAl special musie by the choir.
la4rtlslisal sn vices Will De part Of the
s4t~ aim
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
Wesley.

Wesley NJ. y. Church Linden and
jackson streets Rev. Z-sss W. Wells.
p~ssor Preaching tvmorrow evening
rs y. ". .loncH. Sublect 80 The
szaliy of self Coincidence" Sunday
nahe.al 49, either regular meetings at
o. u~uai hpurs. Prof. W. ID. Blair
mas t~an eiesled choir director Of the
church.
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Nj PleaSsat NJ. D.. Church, on Phil
.assrhsa Pike. near Bellevue. Rev. ".
" sharp. pastor. Children's Day,
10 10. tsIandard times) 80 y. m. Ep-
worth f<aaFue. followed by sermon,
-1h. Haunted House" No Sunday
oa-nl. A special program h. being
ps~.a arsd for Ghiidren's Day. feature
n~ins The Christian Graces." illus
trxsed ny 10 girls. The interior Of
the church IN being repainted this
1x~rk
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Claymont.

c1aymont NJ. r. Church. cIaymont.
1lse. Howard X. MoDade, pastor.
D.s,,e~tion services lo.s5 a. m. and
T. 40 y. m, both daylight saving time.
ln charge of Bishop Hamilton. chan
cellof ~ the Am~tcSr University OF
washinston. -, &. sunday school at
usual hour.
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St Andrews.

Services tomorrow at st. Andrews 8
corner Shipiey and Eighth streets
Rev. Richard W. Trapneli. rector, Will
be as follows: Holy Communion at s,
Bible class and Sunday school at s45,
morning prayer and sermon at II.
evening prayer without address at S
n m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
First United.

First United Presbyterian Church
Third and Broome streets. Rev. n. ".
Calhoun, pastor. Preaching tonaor-
row morning by Rev. Il. E. Wnshburn
at II o'clock; 10 o'clock, Sunday school
/. Other regular meetings at the usual
hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
tsiury.

A.~hury NJ p. C'hurh. Third and
Walnut xre.us Rev George White
psa~sasu fstsfof Preaching tomorrow
saorRlnE and evening ~ the Tastor
Sus, t~s, - 40. '-rIatne-i for Servicc:
Fao. tNisfren'a ray prNcIam ~ the
sin.ssv ~,hcsal: =. nj. sunday srhool
as Ftv~-,rsh earue. therne. "Out spd
Dai for CHRIST a M PRAYER meet
80 William T Parker, leader.
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RSrAnvas~sn PARK.

ftscsarsi~on Park NJ T. Church,
Arthur W Go-rihand. pastor. Sunday.
June ieth. Chldren's Day. 1880 a.
NJ. preaching by the pastor, subject,
s-rhs Wesare of the child" 7.3o y. m.
snndrsus lay program by the sun
shsy ssooos. other services nj regular
hssars.
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First and Central.

First and Central Preshyterfan n
church. Market street above Ninth.
Preaching tomorrow morning and
evenIng by Rev. William p. Fulton,
II. d., Of Philadelphia. Subject. 1880,
God is Love-" 40, Gracious Words. T"
Sunday school and other regular meet
lngs AT the usual hours.
Chndren's Day services VIII be held
in the main aDdrrorium at IL O'Clock
when a special Program VIII be pre-
Sssrqs.d
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Calvary.


Calvary Episcopal Church, Third
and Washington streets Rev. 4. IL.
Stevens, rector. Third Sunday after
Trinity, 80 a. m, Holy Communion !;
1015 a. m. church school: In,45.
morning prayer and sermon. subject,
Ten Times One; d. m, Victory
Guild; 7.45, evening prayer and ser
mon.
ST. Johns.
ST. Johns Church, Concord avenue
and Market street, Rev. AIhan
Richey, D. D. rector. Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening by DIR.
Rchey- Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
Services; $50 a. m, Holy Communion
$50 a m church school; IL a. m
morning service and sermon: 7.45
p. m, evening service and sermon.
St Matthews Mission.
Sunday school at 2.30, evening
prayer and address at $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
cANTATA GODS vLowERLANp.

This servtce IL st<yry Of NNnrss~. frytorn N
Who knows God. She fneets God Anbsssadrys IN
His This 1--we brings her Joy si-
faithful and wovships The holy Je-us
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as,lake.

fastlake NJ. r. church. Thirneth
and Tatnail streets Services tomor-
rev $50 a. M. class meeting; 1880
M. infant baptism and sermon on
Christian education noon. Bible class
es Il m. Children Is.y eNercises in
che sunday school 5.45 y. m, evsnine
Hprvicc ~ sons and short sermon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
Rranaysias.

HIandyswinc N ~ Church. Market
ami Twenty SECOND streets. ReN ".
t.rnsst gre.nneld. pastor, Preaching
tanrrre~ and cNenln. by the pastor
suhie.tt. iuae. "Nen That Count FOR
tied baptism ~ children at this
ssrVtce saa. THE Purpose of His
CoipiuF SUNDAY sohool and other
REGULAR meetings al the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

seagt NJ. y. Church. seventh and
spFuee streets. Rev T. J. Sard, pastor,
lTeafhtns tomorrow morning by the
lsastur. suhiett, i0ao. ".Afiiirtion and
saorA SO, Chlldrens nay service
- tho SUNDAY s.hool Sunday school
and either regular meetings az the
uSa@l hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
lnes al IN,
kinRs~ad

kmgswu,si Methodist Episcopa
ghuruh. Fourteenth and Claymonl
streets. Rev t-ocrgc W Bounds. pas
toF i'rnaehing tomorrow morning hN
The pastor. subject. 1880, "A Big
Jch z q. C1nldrens nay Servsce
SUNDAY -'ho.a and other regular meet
lnEs Al the ususl hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

araee Nufhndist Episcopal church.
Ninth and West streets, Rev. John W.
h Sumwalt, pastor Tomorrow morn
lng Dhlldrcna Nay service; 5.th y.
AZ EpWofth League pageant. THE
ilupt el lhe MVlsd sunday school
and other regular meetings AZ the
uauai huurs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

81 rauls NJ r. Church, Tenth and
das ksan streetH Rev. Carlisle L.
hubbard. n -, pastor. Preaching to-
wnfrow evening by pastor. 1880.
,hidrens naN Service 80. The
lilaenc ~ f9ics sunday school and
pthhr rcEusr meetings az the usual
ADuFH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

linton Methodist Episcopal Church.
iiflh and Washington streets, Rev.
Harvey Minnsld Ewing. u. ID, pastor.
l'leArhing tomorrow morning and
evening by llr Ewing, subject, lo.2o
shltdfuns nay sermon; 5so. csntata
hy me shool, SUNDAY school and
other regular meetings Al tho usual
h,urs spworth League az fla. topic.
spuf and 6mt Tor Christ loader, Miss
sirAfa ttreene
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-16

ture and announces that ne is about
20 kill himself for ann unrequitcd
love. He and Ko-Eo make bar
gain that if Nanki-Poo may marry
Yum-Yum and live with her for e.
month ne will at the end OF that
time be willingly executed and thus
save Ko-Ko's dignity. Yum Yum's
submissive attitude in the matter is
somewhat disturbed by the news
that when. man is behcaded it is
customary TO bury his wife at the
same time. she objects on the
grounds that il is such a "stuffv"
death, whereupon Nanki-Poo threat
ems suicide again Ko-Ko arranges
a false statement of execution ahd
the Mikado appears unexpectedly and
threatens the lord High Executicner
with untod torture because he has
killed the heir apparent The
youths appearance in the flesh
causes Ko-KO TO be forgiven on tac
condition that he marry Katisha.
who his friend assure him. has a
left elbow that people come miles
to see even If her face isn't an it
should be. of course Nauki-Poo
and Yum Yum are happily married
with all the difficulties overcome"
The cast of characters Includes
The MiKado OF Japan Robert
Swintz; 'Nanki-Poo," Ralph Dump
Ike: 'Ko-Ko, A. 3. williamson:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-16

Long weeks OF practice have
eliminated in the hnal preparations
for the high school opera which
will be presented on the evenings
OF Thursday and Friday OF this week
by the zlee clubs OF the high school,
assisted by Robert Swintz, Ralph
Dumpke. A 3. Williamson, Otto
GOffeney, Lucille Varier, Mrs. We're
Strayer and Charles Baumgartner,
all alumni Of the high school
The Mikado," is tho fourth Gil
bert and Sullivan opera to be pre-
sented BY tho high school, the others
being, Patience" 'Pinafore." and
Prisoners of Penzance." For those
who are not acquainted with this
romance OF The Town of TitipU.
the story briefly is this.
''Nanki-Poo. son Of the MikadO.
is pursued by Katisha. an elderly
spinster with matrimonial intentions.
80 diligently that ne fees from the
court Ko-Ko, the Lord High IA
ecutioner, wants TO marry his ward.
Yum Yum, who in turn loves Nanki-
Poo. The marriage Of YUM YGrr.
and Ko-Ko is arranged for the day
she returns from school but the
Lord High Executioner's pre-nuptial
days are not all blissful, for he r.
informed by the MikaSo that unless
someone Is beheaded within a month
he will have TO look for a new job.
'Nanki-POO appears at this juno
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-16
MILLION DOLLAR
PLAYHOUSE WILL
BE CONSTRUCTED
Palace Theater Building TO
Contain Rooms for Clubs
and Business Houses.

Announcement was made Tuesday
by Jacob Handelsman, of me W. W.
Kimball Co. Chicago. of the com
pletion OF the plans for the con
struction of the Palace theater.
South Bends proposed new million
dollar playhouse, 90 be erected at
the northwest corner OF Michigan
~. and Colfax av.
According 10 Mr. Handelsman.
who conceived and constructed the
BEAUTIFUL Blackstou< theater. the
new Palace theater will be one Of
the finest and most deliberately ftted
piayhouses in America.
The razng Of the present build
sings on the site OF which the now
pAlatial structure is TO be built will
Sekin April T. and the present pros
poets are that IL viii. bc ready TO
open It's doors 10 the public Of South
Bend on Christmas day.
Present plans are 20 operate the
new playhouse for the purposes of
presenting high-grade vaudeville'and
the best moving pictures obtainable
IN the film market In addition TO
this, provisions have been made i'm
the construction Of the stage to-
present the best and largest of legi-
innate travelling attractions. Every
FACILITY has been provided TO take
care OF mammoth scenery and an
aggregation OF animals which often
are attached 20 spectacular plays
Take % Year Lease.
- The final legal papers for this
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-16
PHOTO BY SIANGOLD.

POO Bah otto Goffeney; ''Pish-
Tush. Charles Baumgartner: Yum
Yum" Lucille varier; "Pitti-Sing,
Isabel Barter; "Peep-Bo," Esther
Freeman. "Katisha." Mrs. We're
Strayer. Attendent to Mikado, Sam
Pace Jr: Attendent to Ko-KS. Ed
mund Bierwagen; Guards. Lucas
Brandon. Theodore Klosinslti Choir
us of school girls and mobiles, Girls
and Boys Glee Clubs
The committees active in the pro
duction Of the opera are.
Publicity. !. Y. Masters. j. S. Nc
Cowan. Frances Markes Katherine
CornweU Bertille Hindelang, Edith
CARTS. Louis LaPeirre. Ruth East
man. Tickets. u. O. Miller, W.
Thornton Board of Control. The
Book store, Mary Taylor. Bertille
Hindelang. Elva Geagley, Proper
tics, Mabel Taylor, katherine Camp
bell. Genevieve Hopkins. stage; OIL
i've White Miriam Dunbar. c. a.
Bush. William Davis, Daniel Rich,
c.. c.. Miller Costumes; Katherine
Dennis, Marjorie Welsh. Miriam Dun
bar Elizabeth Matheny Electri
Cian c. a. Bush and assistants.
The opera will be presented under
the direction of Miss EHe +. Har-
mon, supervisor of music Of the
high school.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-16

openings. will be molly and beautI-
fully designed. furnishing an atmos-
phere of magnifcence, splendor and
sparkling with rich details of Span
ish origin that will furnish a thrill
TO the art lover. The proscenium or
stage opening will be one of the
largest Of any playhouse in the west,
spreading out and supporting a mas
sive eliptical dome, sumptuously or
namented Mr. Aroner has given
special study 10 the lighting effects
and the marvellous beauty of the
architectural treatment will be visi-
bile 10 the occupant of every seat in
tho house. The stage equipment Is
complete in every respect, having
been provided after consultation Of
the most prominent stage managers
OF the country. It is so arranged that,
the theater will be able to accom1
modate any play or drama wtthim
the SCOPE of the theatrical producer.
In addition 10 this every require :.
ment has been provided for the use
OF the house for the presentation OF
vaudeville and photo plays. Acousti-
cally, the new Palace will be the
most perfect that modern science
can make st.
The monumental stairways are
designed in marbles imported froml
foreign lands. They will lead off the
main foyer through the balcony
level, and open upon a second foyer
almost rs large and luXurianty fur
nfshed as the main floor
To Have Nursery.
Provisions have been made fo1
the most modern nursery in Ameri-
ca IL will be provided with para
phernalia 10 amuse the juvenile and
competent attendants TO give moth
erly care 20 the charges. Adjoining
the nursery viii be the check and
toilet rooms and a spacious women'S
parlOr. The orchestra will be one OF
the artistic attractions for South
Bends music lovers. II will be un-
der the direction of Alexander zu4
kovski the present concert meister
of the Chicago Symphony orchestra.
whose ability has earned for him an
enviabIe reputation among music
lovers.
An entirely novel feature has
Been provided for the operation Of
electrical effects. The electrician
who has always been located on
;he stage. Will have mis- switches in
the opera pit with the orchestra and
will be under the direction OF and
i'm instantaneous communication
with the leader Of the orchestra In
this manner the lighting effects and
the music viii be harmOnized.
A magnificent organ will be con-
Ccaled behind ornamental screens
and operated by electricity. An Ella
borate curtain which will rise and
drop gracefully is expected 10 be one
Of the most magnificent works OF art
which viii add 10 the artistic
achievement OF the theater."