The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

glral announcements ana IulSa
hears all these hcraldings with an
infinite feeling of cordial interest.
There is a whisper abroad these
days. soft, yet as gentle as a spring
zephyr that says greater treat is in
store than those mentioned and that
maybp, we are TO hear grand opera.
Remembering the Chicago Grand
Opera company Of last season with
Mary Garden in "Thais" and lovely
Hempcl I'm "Traviata," we gasp with
delight and are leaning forward,
hoping the gentle zephyr as re-
referred to, will become a perfect
tornado.
Names that winked at New York
ers from electric signs of Old Tony
Pastors as far back as 80 years ago
are to be introduced to present-day
audiences this spring. so a writer
ruminates, featuring Barney Fagan,
the original "Corinne," Tony Will
lams, Joe Sullivan and Lizzie Will
son in stars of Yesterday" Barney
Pagan has just celebrated his sew
enty-sccond birthday. Old timers,
so the story runs, will remember the
famous old song, MY Gal Is a High
Born Lady" which he wrote and
"a 10 be revived in stars of Yester-
day" "Corinne," those of 30 years
ago will remember, was among the
foremost condolences of her day.
appearing in Monte Christie. jr.,"
Arcadia" Carmen Up to Date"
and Henrik Hudson, jr.," Tony
williams is a relic of the dramatic
leaders Of his day and has passed
the ~ mark. Joe sullivan will re-
Nye, where Did You Get That
Hat?" This peep into the long ago
with It's bitter and sweet memories,
recalls an incident in a Tulsa home
quite recently with n small group
Of friends, the matrons, productions
Of today in modern manner Of do
Ing things in style, yes. The men,
Just as dobonaire as they can make
them. After dinner, Irene" melo-
dies were played on the Victor, there
we're selections from grand opera
with Call Curcl singing as well as
others. Mccormick gave gem
OF number and then, the hostess
rolled back the curtains Of the long
ago and played Songs Of the Past"
Some might have been shrewd
enough to "let on" as far as the age
question was concerned, but not this
company. IAN Coons Look Alike TO
Me- Just as the sun Went Down."
she Was Bred I'm Old Kentucky"
Break the News to Mother" Hot
Time In the Old Time Tonight"
/ Two Little Girls in Blue" were
Played and a raft OF others, just as
popular In their day, now seldom
heard unless by STARS of 'Yostor-
esy' Faces beamed with remem-
Frances Of the long ago and It was
heafd that song first when l
was summering once in Canada"
ahoihcr, 81 heard that first played
eey the band Of the Third Engineers,
SSpanlsh sh-Amerlcan war, at Fort
. mcI heison, Atlanta. They had
5lst come back from Cienfuegos,
NuUa' to be mustered out"
Lhey laughed, gasped, beamed-
Eau the time Of their life and il was
.ssy 10 be seen each one had lived
"a mat past when the songs lust
.nraIu mad lived, thrived and had
lr u,elr being "Show me your old
pa9log s.,. Iaphs, madame, and by the
'Se SS,e OF your gown and hat, I'll tell
~, now old you are" was once
sna tut on the phonograph and
sr51 justine songs in a company
a 'S scr@lch watch the faces present. II is
speakmg OF remembering the
gSs OF old, II seems IL Is wall
"a. we have such human dover
so u"s faculty Of remembering by-
ns,I, nOue gays with their flower-iaden
wbi"9l a. Wcll as those bywavs
Is po, nave hot been so sunny. 1t
opr eyou TO remember both. II is !
rss,.nt teIIage 10 Is one thing 10 !
boIpoe' and love the past and TO |
sno,L tAe great in 1t. 1t is quite |
for th thing to assume obligations |
oualjta future, seeking to reproduce |
latss IN life made better by mis-. |
been we acknowledge as having
10 tbs a., N The past. Frequently |
duce ave 5laye OF conditions that pro- |
misn So'ot' misgiWng and pcssi- |
indifiero are prone to treat with |
Woflt oy the past N
pblospplg tax and pirate about tho /
ior p,oophy OF life and look about
within IN elbe when the truth Is |
IN The ,r,ulhselVes. II we have lived |
urelv Last, enjoyed the privileges,
thought Is deep well OF |
which ~, ~ me most OF us from |
tunnlnp o,,. may drink with a Gun |
can give yer , There is no one who |
system MI message, working |
rom botV.aoo, cut-and'dried epigrams |
from the n,J. pook covers or taken |
Tons WITH ,s a ana isms. are inven-.
Again a ns,.N Wn!ch TO bore people. |
W one foss scnlc stage is set. We put |
gW.iselyes. sticL' zone to act in but
truth" h"i'n o It's abundance of 'Io,Iess Ione o5 oi
over tgbnd IN the path befope anu anu
sl0p Ana % thorns ana brambIes n5 an5
T"u smell deeply OF tbe gio,''4