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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16

, sea, Grover w. Cooper; China. Per-
ley w. Brown; Clinton, DR.. c. Fl.
| Newcomb; Farmingdale, Fred s.
Morgan; Fayette, Herbert J. Tuck;
Gardiner, Ernest l.. Goodspecd; Hal
lowell, Fred EmerJ Beane; Itch
field, George Perry; Manchester,
James 7. Collins; Monmouth, +. y.
Prescott; Mt. Vernon. Lewis n.
Redonnett; National Home, Major
Niles l.. Perkins; Oakland, John S.
Gleason: Pittston, L. y. Hanley;
Randolph, George w. Douglass;
Rome, Elbridge r. Foster; Sidney,
Arthur w. Hammond; Nassalboro,
Joseph f. Jewctt; Vienna, Cakes L.
Trask; Watervlle, Leon Q. Teb-
belts; Wayne, Norris T.. Lincoln;
West Gardiner. Perez T. Lunt; Wind
sor. w. D. Stewart; Winslow,
Napoleon A. Marcou; Winthrop.
Newland L. Hannaford.
Augusta-Miss Lucy Lancaster,
chairman; Ward 1. Mrs. Orrin b.
Frost; Ward 2, Mrs. Ralph r. Pierce:
Ward g. Mrs. ]. w. Beck; Ward 4,
Mrs. Elezear Rancourt: Ward 5,
Mrs Rex o. Church; Ward 6, Mrs. f.
G. CARL; Ward Z. Miss Ethel Garside;
Ward s, Mrs. f. G.. Perham.
Belgrade, Mrs. c. J. Anderson;
Gardiner. Mrs. w. r. Frost; Itch
field, Mrs. Willard Jack; Manchester,
Mrs. Will Lord; Pittston, Mrs. Fl. w
Bradstreet; Readfeld, Mrs. H. G.
Hamilton; Sidney, Mrs. Amelia Ham
mond: Unity Plantation, Mrs. A. d.
Edgerley: Winthrop, Mrs. Belle
keates; Watervile, Mrs Leon 0.
Tebbetts; National Home, Mrs. Niles
L. Perkins.
This, is not a drive but a free will
offering
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16

Maine is ready to begin today its
campaign to honor Woodrow Wilson
and to raise it's share of the fund to
perpetuate his ideals through the
Woodrow Wilson Foundation.
Ex-Governor Frederick W. Plaisted
Il Augusta, chairman of the. Wood
row Wilson Foundation for Kennebec
county, has sent out a letter an
nouncing that Judge Chas. i. John
son of the United States Circuit court
has completed the committee for
raising Names share of the fund Of
100000 or more ito endow the
Woodrow Wilson Award for 'meii-
tOrious crvice to democracy, public
welfare, liberal thought or peace
through Justice"
The chairman of the women's COM
mittee for the State is Mrs. w. r.
Pattangall of Augusta. The cam
paign will be conducted in the spirit
Of a free will offering. Judge john
son is chairman of the executive COM
mittee for Maine and Ex-Governor
Curtis is treasurer. The quota for
kennebec county is $1,000 and Leon
o. Tebbetts of Watervillc is treasurer
for this county,
While a fund Of 100000 pro-
posed to be raised by the Foundation
could be obtained from q COMPARE
lively few loyal friends, who would
give it from their wealth: it has been
thought to be more in keeping with
the character of ex-President Wilson
to have mall contribution from a
large number
Chairman Plaisted has appointed
the following local chairmen: Albion,
Charles w. Abbott: Augusta, Daniel
w. Cony; Benton, Otis Brown; Chel-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16
Gogorza Concert
Tuesday Promises
A Huge Crowd

Emilio de Gogorza Sings at the
Augusta City hall tomorrow night,
Jan. II.
1t will be the biggest musical
event Of the season and because of
that fact there will be hundreds of
people present from all parts of
Kennebee county as well as from
Sagadahoc and Androscoggin.
The recital by de Gogorza Tues
day evening II the only one he will
give in Maine this season. 1t VAS
only by the rarest good luck that
he was able to come here at all.
That his coming il appreciated is
shown by the big demand for seats
at F1etcher's Pharmacy. where they
are On sale.
There il no more Justly admired
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16

The following sparkling bit from
the waterville section OF The Excit-
or. the weekly stock paper. issued
from the Central Maine Power Co.'s
ONCE. will be Of local interest as the
Young lady in the article was former
Nv employed here at the Augusta Of
flee Of the company: Alberta Luce
Of the waterville ONCE is one lady
who does not believe in the old say
ing. TOO much Is a plenty" Rumor
has II that Miss Luce has had her
marriage Intentions published in
winslow. Waterville. Vassalboro.
Fairfield and Riverside: she has also
had II announced from the house top,
hilltop and the pulpit" Her mar
riage to Joseph II. futile Of this city,
took place here. Wednesday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16
YEARLY REPORT SUPT., HAYDEN
OF AUGUSTA GENERAL HOSPITAL
WE RECOMMEND
A "PREMIUM SA WINGS
TO PROTECT YOUR LIFl

The food sale at the Elk's Home
netted quite sum.
The Charming Guild gave part of the
proceeds of their enterta;nment'
To the different church societies of
Augusta and Hallowell who contributed
of their work: to Mrs. Frank Smith.
who cut all the linen and prepared it
for distribution, the hospital is great
ly indebted.
Hospital day was held and many
gifts received, also a generous dona-
tion of money and with it the ladies
paid for part of the painting and
bought new instrument cabinet tor
The hospital invested in some instru-
ments left by the late DR.. q. L.
WaShburn.
Thanksgiving day there was donated
basket of fruit from the Fisher Club
OF the Methodist church.
At Christmas Mrs. f. G. Kinsman
gave a crate of oranges. The hospital,
as usual, provided Christmas gifts for
| the patients and on this occasion had
tree.
the house in each Of the wards. giving
| four selections in each ward, which the
patients enjoyed most heartily.
The visitors connected with the
Ladies' Aid have all enjoyed their
work and the patients appreciated their
visits.
1t was with regret that we accepted
! the resignation of Miss Alsada Dom
aldson, who had been with us over
| four years. who was very competent
and did all she could for the hospital
patients, nurses and doctors. always
| doing her work conscientiously.
Miss Ellen McCrea has taken the
place of Miss Dycal Gowell.
The class work has gone as usual
| and-there has been less sickness during
the year among the nurses.
=. The people in the kitchen have en-
joycd working in their new department.
The new boilers necessitate full time
| for two men the year round.
The Board OF Directors have given
a great deal of time to the affairs OF
the Hospital. To the staff we are in
debted for their painstaking care OF
atng in the lecture course.
To the public for whom we have
tried to do our best and we nope to
continue i'll the future.
| thank you for your kind cooperation.
Respectfully submitted.
SARAH HAYDEN, r. n. Supt.
Number of patients in hospital ..
Number of patients admitted
during the year, 1883
1923
Number discharged during the
year. 1884
| Number of deaths during the year, Al
Remaining in the hospital Dec.
81. 1921, 10
Stillborn. 3
Total 1925
Number of surgical patients for 40
the year. o42
Number of medical patients for
the year, S1o
| Number of eye, ear, nose and
| throat patients for year. 26S
|
| 1125
OF the medical number there
| were 81 pregnancies and 81
| births.
Number Of surgical operations
| for the year were 454
Number eye, ear, nose ana
| throat operations, 264
Average number Of patients per
| day, =!
Largest average any one month, 80
Smallest average any one month, -
| Maximum number any one day. o.
Minimum number any one day. 22
Patients moribund on admission 10
Incurable on admission.
Number of males admitted. 46J
Number Of females admitted 6.4
Total 1883
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16
c. M. p. Co. Girls Club

The Girls club of the Central
Maine Power company, held a meet
ing recently and elected officers for
the ensuing year. The officers are:
Miss Hazel Jackson, president; Miss
Marion Soule, vice president; Miss
Charlotte Gilman, secretary; Miss
Eunice Adams, treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16

Total ............ .loo9
Report of Superintendent of Nurses
gusta General Hospital:
Gentlemen:-I herewith present the
Gath annual report of the Augusta Gem
eral Hospital Training School for
Nurses:
Number of nurses remaining in the
school Jan. /, 1921, 20
Practitioners In the school Jan l,
1921, B
ing the year, TO
Total, s.
Graduated during the year, 6
Dropped out, 5
Dismissed, 2
Remaining in the school Jan. 1,
1922, 20
Practitioners in the school Jan. l,
1922. o
Total, So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16

Arthur n. Soule OF the r. w. Soule
Emporium. left yesterday for the
west to purchase their new furnish
ings Cor spring and summer. He will
visit the big furniture exposition at
Grand Rapids. Mich. also the New
York market. and he says il there
IL anything new the Emporium will
have Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16

Regular meeting OF Kennebec
Lodge. No. 25l. n. L. Q. p, Tuesday
evening at G.. A. r. hall. Installation
of officers with Grand Warden Irving
A. Turner of Bangor as installing
officer. A good attendance is de-
sired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16

Subscriptions no matter how small
to the Woodrow Wilson Foundation
will be received by local collectors,
also by the Augusta Trust, First Ma
tional Granite and State Trust banks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Miss Annabel Fuller has resumed
her duties at the Office of the Cen
trail Maine Power Co., after a weeks
illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16

Mrs. William Mullen. who has been
critically i'll at the Augusta General
hospital is gaining slowly and her
many friends hope for her speedy
and complete recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16

Miss Laila Umberhind of this city,
has returned from Waldoboro. where
she passed q short time with her
mother, Mrs. Alice Simmons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16

Mrs. Gertrude +. Holmes of Wor-
cestcr. Mass, Is visiting at the home
OF her mother. Mrs. Sarah E. Spauld-
ing. Hartford square.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16
CAB DRIVERS NOTICE

Application for public car licenses
have been received from the following:
S. E. BlaisdeIl. Thomas Plante, Frank
Best, Wilbur Nickless. L. c. Bryant,
Clye Reynolds. E. J. Vigneault. Percy
Marston. Hearing Jan. Is. 1922.
FRANK E. SOUTHARD,
1an16d1t City Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16
LOCAL NOTICE

Parties wishing to retain my serv-
ices In matters Of general law prac-
tics not conflicting with my duties al
Judge Of Probate may consult me.
preferably BY appointment, 1t my
houss. No. 2 Vine street. Gardiner. or
at the Court House.
HAROLD e. COOK.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16

Just received at LaBreck & Lish-
ness Daylight Store, Pretoria: FASH
ton Quarterly Tor spring, csc. each.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16
LenOx Kerosene

UNSOUAILE0 m uGUWNAxf30
- ~ pOWE1
Used in Lamps, Stoves or Incuba-
tors. Lenox Kerosene burns with big
white flame which neither chars the
wick nor smokes the chimney. 1t does
not emit the disagreeable odors char.
acteristic Of cheaper oils.
Keunebec Oil Company
August. Ne. e.l i2ss
aug24eodtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16
R. J. Marcoux
Optometrist and Optician

Eyes examined ana glasses. fitted.
Prompt service on repair work.
1884 Water st., Augusta
In the ofdces Of the late DR.. George E.
Washhurn
declSdf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16
This is Thrift Week
Thursday the 10Th
Life Insurance Day

WE RECOMMEND
A "PREMIUM SA WINGS ACCOUNT
TO PROTECT YOUR LIFE INSURANCE"
You need not drift before creating estate
thereby protecting your family
Systematic destiny and
become toward definite goathe estate
protection it is your ambition to possess
The by systematic plan OF saving increases
your and to to the best advantage the
money property you have accumulated.
not that helps realize
ambition but the plan of saving is important
Many savings regularly each month small
portion and when the premium their life
with Many have taken additional life nsc
by increasing their monthly deposits.
policy good and savings account
undersigned banks form ideal combination for quickly
creating estate and keeping it unencumbered
good because will interest
while your "Premium fund" accommodating
WE RECOGNIZE AS PRIME AND
UNIVERSAL NECESSITY
WE COOPERATING WITH LEGITIMATE INSURANCE
COMPANIES IN THIS WORK
INSURE YOUR life FOR WHAT 1T IS WORTH
Augusta Trust Company Kennebec Savings Bank
First National Granite Bank State Trust Company
Augusta
Augusta Savings Bank
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16

) personality have won for him
many friends in the company who,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Calendar for the Current Week

sUNDAY-CsneEie Halt concert BY the Philharmonic soeep'
Ieoi,n Hall Z D. M the symphony Orchestral oenup
Thser D. M popular the Cit symphony ohes'fa'
ro u,u S.is n m violin Sehaio,iiz: Metropolitan
Opra House $50 operate concert; Hrpodroms p M song
recital b, s5 concert BY MisehA hmani
Princes 1hear si5 p. recital by MarEuef"
Ne-hhxrboed Psyhouse Andre Poh and
C,ea Torpad CT, College m free recital by samuel
Baldwin, National Thasr $3.50 recital BY Grace Ors''e
md
uoNpN-ueropotan Opera House Italian -Manon
..s,u- Aeoian Hall pisnoo recital by Ashley Pettis;
S:Is M chamber music blythe New York Trio ornesie
HALL the City symphony Orchestra Town "''
s:i5 D. M song Lois Long; Waldorf-Nstoa " a. m
Mr. Barby's musical morning; Hail. Columbia un'rty
i.I5 D. and dances Of the American Indians
TUEsDCarneeie Hall sails song recital by Frances Noa Town
Hall D. ~ concert symphony Orchestra Sil5 M
concert Lebng Stewart MoManus; AeoAn
Hall SS D. M concert OF the Ictr Quartet
wEDNEsDAY-Metropolan House Italian opera Don
Carlos; Carnegie panoforie recital ny Josef
Hail. S5 recital by Georgee Leblanc
recital by Samuel H. baldwin, fafa
Hotel. opea recital by Mrs. George Lee Bead>
Observation-Disclosures House benefit performance
Boheme"; French opera lhais AeoIah
Hall D. M song Ethel HAYDEN: s5 violin recital by
Giuseppe Adsm m recital by Edgar Fowl
son: Carnegie m by the Philharmonic Society
Brooklyn academy s recital OF sonHa for piano
Francis Moore and Hugo hosehaki Columbia
University Chapel s;l5 concert o christmas music ny 'h'Pe
choir; by the Trio tlassique
FRIDAYMetropotan Opera House 7S German Tristan
md Isod Carnegie Of tho Philharmonic
Society: s:is m Colin 0More; AeOan Hail. s;i5
New York Chamber Music Society Hotel Bi-
more II FridPy musicals Brooklyn institute
lecture recital by Wainwright old English and French
500 recital by suzanne G"en and
Ulysses Paquin.
sATRDAY-Mopolan House Italian "Ernan-;
French opera Hall 2:5o m panoforte
recital violin recital by Evelyn Levin;
Aeoiian symphony music for ehldren ;5
m sony recital BY Vladimir Rosng; M
recital by Commercial High School Brooklyn
AIS D. M concert By Philharmonic Society.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Famous Players to
Release Long List
Of 'Super-Specials'

The Famous Players-Lasky Corpora
ton announces thirty-nine Paramount
pictures FOR release during the six
months from February / to August l.
1923. Among these pictures. which will
be advertised In the motion picture
world a. the super Thirty.nine." are
the following. in order Of their release:
Dorothy Dalton IN Dark Secrets. "
Gloria swanson in "Ny American Wife. "
with Tony Moreno; Adam Rib" a
Cecil b. de Mile production, featuring
Milton Sills. Elliot, Dexter. Theodor
Koslof. Pauline Guron and Julia Faye;
Mary Miles Minter in Drums Of Fate, "
Jack Holt in ~Nobodys Money and
George Nel.ord's proauetion Of Java
Head" by Joseph iIergeshe.msr. Vith
Leatrics Joy. Jacquelins Logan and Ray
mond H@tiou.
Betty Compson in Tie White
Flower" written and directed b. Julia
Crawford Ivers; Marion Davies in
Adam and Eva" a Cosmopolitan pro-
due;ion; Agnes AyTes in Racing
Hearts" With Theodore Roberts and
Richard Dix; "The Covered Wagon a
james Cruze production, with a cast
including Lois Wilson. J. Warren Ker-
ugan. Charles Ogie and Ernest Tor
rence: "The 18th Command ndment.r a
Cosmopolitan prodretion, Thonss Mel
CHAN in The Ne'er-Do-well." ~ Rex
Beach.
Alice Brady iu "The Leopa r,less - Jack
Holt in "The Tiger Claw" Pcla Eegri
.n Bella Donna" George Fitzuauriee
production. With CONWAY Tearle aad
Conrad Nsrel: Grumpy" q William
de Mile pfoidgtion. with Theodore Rob-
eris. May NcAvoy and Conrad Nagel.
The Go-Getier." a CoHnopoli an pro-
duct.on; Gloria Spansoa in ~Prodigai
Daughters & Sam Wood production ,
"Glimpscs Of the Moon an Allhn Dwan
produe ion. wi-h BsDr Daniels and Mia
Nald.. Mary Miles Minter in ~The Trail
Of the Lonesome Pine" With Antonio
Moreno; Dorothy Dalton In ''Thr Law o.
he Lawless." with Thcodor Kosiof and
Charles de Roche.
Bebe Daniels and Ber; I,ytell In "The
Exeitsrs." Wallace Reid IN "A Gentle
man Of Leisure" Children Of Jazz" an
Alfrcd T.. Green production. with Nita
Naldi. Jaeaueline Logon. Conrad Nagel
and Robert Cain: Dorothy Dalton in
~Fog Round Alice Brady in "Ths Snow
Bride" Jack Holt ir "Ths Light to the
es-rsrd
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Problems of Conflicting Races
Depicted in New French Plays
Frandai's "L'Insoumise" Contrasts the East and the
West and Guiry's ''Thc Black and the
White" Raises Question of Color

suspicious Of his every move. lie is
going on three-day business trip.
She says that n he leaves her she will
do something terrible She strikes
him: he slsps her. and leaves
Hearing = tenor singing IN the no.
tel. and charmed by his voice, and 20
spite her husband. she lets the singer
know tina, she will receive him that
night. The singer turns out 10 be =
black
Nearly year later Marguerite has
become a mother. She has not seen the
child. and Marcel h dos the tragedy byex-
changing IL for = white child ~ the
Public Charities An amusing scene
occurs when the mother sends for her
child before the now little stranger
has arrived. Various babies are sub
,tituted after a number Of nurses IN
,be hotel have been enlisted 70 lend
their charges. The mother-in-law
grows suspicious, ~ the babes are not
always the same sex.
Marcel had planned TO leave his wife
q, soon ~ she was we'll. but he grows
fond Of the charity child. Marguerite
is greatly softened by motherhood and
reappears a. the charming young girl
he had married. She is 80 confident
and loves the child 40 much that Mar
eel has not the heart 70 tel her that
he knows Of her mistake. So he keeps
the secret 70 himself and they live
happily ever after
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
American Opera
To Be Given bv
Chicago Company

An opera composed by an American
and presented by American singers will
be given by the Chicago Civic Opera
Company during the present season. in
accordance with the announced policy
Of the organization 20 encourage the
production of American music.drama.
The opera selected is "The Snow Bird"
words and music by Theodore Siearns.
q Chicago composer and conducto'.
~ mich viii be given for the FIRST time
anywhere o. the Chicago Auditorium.
Mr.. Stearns has already had some ex-
perienee in operate competition whi'c
conductor in Bavaria. one Of his
vorks "Endymion." having been given
in Wu1burg. while the piano score OF
aao.her opera has recently been COM
pleied.
The scene of The SNOW Bird Is IN
Nongolian Siberia. in the year 500,
dealing with an episode in the life Of
young Tartar prince living the life
Of a hermit. who reseues Snow Bird.
q Tartar maiden. from shipvreek. and
falls in love with her The opera in
cludes dream ballet
To attain greater freshness and
variety in familiar operas the COM
pany Is pursuing a policy Of exehsrg-
ing roles between singers. three barr
tones. Tor instance. appearing Al va-.-
Gus times in the title roe OF "Rigo-
letto.~ Conductors also share in such
exchanges
Flotov's Martha" which has not
been given b. the Chicago forces since
1914. will be revived on Tuesday. with
Edith Mason and Ina Boarskaya
and Messrs. sehipa snd Rimini Nine.
Gall.-Cure. viii make Ter frst appear
anee Of the season with the company
IN Fridy in "Luc'a d. Lamnermoor. -
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
"When Knighihood Was in
Flower" Starring Marion
Davies. Closes Dee. 30

Because longer tenancy Of the Ori-
t.rion Thcater cannot be secured. the
Cosmopolitan Corporation will close
when Knighthood Was in Flower.
starring Marion Davies. on Saturday
night December 30. When the final
performance is given the picture will
have completed run Of fifteen and q
half weeks at the theater. for total
Of 245 performances in los days.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Sidney Blackmer viii N,
Appear in 'Scaramoueb,'
BY Sabatini Next Sea.o,

Charles I. Wagner IS looking 1, a.
future ;or Sidney Blaekmer. n.
actor who is playing under ri.
sgemene Rafael sabatinrs g..
mouehe.7 turned into Dlig. "a n p
the next vehicle Tor Bls,km., -.
he will be seen IN ii. only q. Ia
Of the boxofiee know fe 49,.
peaging In "The Love Child.e 80
u, Woods Is presenting In s,u..
with Mr. Wagner a. The c,,,,.
Cohar Theater and receipts sy. -.
ing steadily, an Indication Ia. (.
play has caught on for ths ss,,..
Last season Sidney Blasn.,
peared for the 6rst time under q. =.
rcction of Nr. Wagner in Clsn \.
mer'' "Tho Mountain Man T..,
the end Of the plays run. IL "a,
nounced that he would sppesr ni,.
son in The dramatizailon of sah..
novel Of the french Revolution -.
ratious could not be completed /. =.
and when Mr Wood- came sls,. :.
'ho Batailie play which had ~
it FOR Sidney Blsckmer. u %,
-epied. But "searamouche- hm..
along.
Relu-iart 10 prepare ths in,..
version himself, Rafael Saba. u.
sented 70 do SO after Nr Blsss-rr.
Nr. Wagner visited hin in England AZ
summer. He had nerer me-, Mr. srsss.
NOR Ne vss 'ives siih ID. actor.
physical qualification for ths role.
"You look just q, II yoo walked ou,
~ one of the illustrations IN IA.
5ook.' tho author tolt ihs actor
Prom that 'ime on. Mr sabr.r,
enthusiasm grew steadily and he n
eueni reports which he send, % ~
Wagner indicate that rho drama'u
iion i' progressing smoothly and hr
he Is enjoying fhc work So. rr.
season. look for Sidney Blaekmer 4
"Scaramouehe."
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
"You Can'l Fool Your VIZ

Waldemar Young. who secnarIzsti =
seph Hergesheimers "iava Head y
George Melford. j. writing a l'sff
"You Can't Fool Your WIFE, vkd
Mr. Melford win produce next a. u
Paramount Long Island studio. ",
trice Joy and Mia Naldi are fes'sr.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

The second Of two reeitals. free to
the public. given under the auspices Of
the Department Of Music and Speech
Of Teachers College, Columbia Uni
versity. will take place Wednesday af-
ternoon, December IS. a. $50 p. m.
Mrs. Alix Young Maruchess. violinist,
assisted by Nellie ". Bowman ~ the
piano. viii present a program OF Italian
music. ranging through CoTelli. Nerac-
mi, Tartini. 10 the composers Rosario
Scalero. Victor de Sabata and Leone
Sinigaglia among contemporary COM
posers. The recital is to be given in
Milbank Chapel.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
and Notes of Music and the Drama

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Nne Caller.
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AIS frau 'Mmc Hui,criiy .t.s fnft.ni
f.alsee1-mol fifs
Mine cailsn and AR Paqu.n.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Clytle Hines. soprano, and John
Mundy, 'csllist, will give a recital At
Aeolian Hall on Monday evening, De-
csmber IS, which will include a special
collection Of songs with violoneello'
gathered from old editions and pre-
sented for the hrst time in New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Foundation, on Thursday evening al
$3.50. There will also be songs and
arias By Maria Samson and Edna Vet
tori.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

The first membership concert OF the
season will be given by the Philhar-
monte Society at the Waldorf on Thur
day evening. December q.