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Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
Mr.. WRIGLEY SPEAKS

The Pacific Coast Baseball League appears to have
caught lion by the tail and now is unable to let go
without serious damage to the organization.
William Wrigley Jr. is the lion. The chewing
gum king, of the Chicago Cubs Catalina Island
and few odds and ends, including several mil
lions of dollars, purchased the Los Angeles baseball
team IN the league several years ago.
Mr.. Wrigey is dyed in the wool baseball fan
with sufficient funds to enjoy his hobby of being
baseball owner. His entry into the Pacific Coast
League welcomed direct act of heaven by
the other owners in the league The Wrgley millions
would help build up strong league and eventually
third major might result.
But Mr. Wrigley and his millions have not made
the league prosperous. His fellow owners would
probably say they facing ruin on his account.
With the laTgesse of the man of millions King Will
liam ordered that all wishing to attend the ball
games in Los Angeles should be admitted free at all
Wrigley but worked hardship visiting teams which
thereby lost their share Of the gate represented b.
women patrons.
Their howls resulted in Mr. Wrgley paying for
the women out of his pocket, but he recently de-
cded against this. The president of the league
dered Wrgley to limit the free admissions to three
days week pay the visiting teams. In reply Mr..
Wrigley told Mr.. Williams to go jump in the lake,
threatens to pull up his baseball park and transfer it
to Milwaukee and finally, this being the most un-
kndest cut OF ALL declares the Pacific Coast League
to be boob circuit
Things will undoubtedly work out somehow, but
until they do it's cinch that other club
finding out the truth of the saying all that gilt
ters is not gold - yet chewing gum.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
JTDGE GOES TO TRIAL

California is going to settle definitely the of
Judge Carlos Hardy of the Los Angeles superior court
accused of accepting check for $1,000 Illegally.
The state legislature has voted to try the accused
urst who has successfully prevented the courts and the
state bar association from passing his guilt in
nOcence.
We have previously expressed the opinion that
Judge Eardys whole Of action has been wrong,
inasmuch as if he had nothing to fear he would not
care who tried him. where nor how. The Judge.
has contended that he could submit to trial before
any but duly authorized body The state legislature
has decided for itself that it has the proper authority
1t is to be hoped that the case is settled once and
for all. If the judge has acted contrary to the law
and to the ethics of the legal profession he should not
be permitted to hold his office If he has done moth
ing illegal, he should have his cleared quickly
possible
There is indication of California realtors flock
ing to subdivde Mary Byrd Land.
Gamma Walska pleads for bill granting
the right to separate residence Gamma vii. possibly
have the support of the married men.
Hawaii stages volcano display, hoping to attract
attention to itself when the eyes of the world
Washington, d. c.
With Mr. Coolidge passing up that $4,000 offer
TO edit Colorado paper there few Of us who will
be willing to consider the job at the same price or
even slight reduction
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
PROTECT AVIATION

Commercial aviation being in its infancy and just
beginning to find itself California should proceed eau
ously with legislation designed to control this latest
industry.
Several bills affecting legislation are at present
before the legislature Some of them if passed. will
work serious hardship commercial flyers. One
of these bills would place aviation under the control
of the motor vehicle division, something that is not
desirable in our opinion. The motor vehicle division
has all it can possibly do to take of its par
tcular field.
Nor is it wise to place heavy license fee or tax
aviators and their equipment. Few of them can
stand just yet and California cannot afford snuff
out the efforts of those who wish to expand its air in
dustry.
Generally speaking, the rules governing aviation,
laid down by the department of commerce are suf-
cient at present for aviation within the These
rules apply to all avators engaged in interstate fly
ing and by adopting them the law of the state of
California will be taking sufficient to control
aviation properly, within its borders.
Aviation is even essential to the west than to
the east. Here the distances so great that
mercia aviation fills long felt want. The companies
trying to promote air travel just have all the bur-
dens they can bear. California should give them the
utmost consideration and take no step that will clip
their wings A state national subsidy being deemed
unwise it should have substitute, the fullest CO.
operation consistent with the proper safeguarding of
the public.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23

g'ly comcs out and thcr y pol
ont AND bit" him Tn" Bob e.;
did not know .tittio was i'm ia. "a 4
'a'. Pu' She u'tt pussy girl Enrw
tho Fob Cat was hiding in the front
scat, which is quite different.
50 before Urelc Wiggi}y camo op'
with tn bottle of medicine. I'll OF
y sadd"n K,tfio stretched her paw
over the back of ;hc front seat an]
reaching down, she c'awcd tina. Pol
Car ~ hard n, She could on hi, oft
and tender no-'. Ny, hoN II,
scratched Linn,
"Oh, Won, OIrh,' ~ow1-i tn,
Bad Chap. and out of The adtn i,
went fi-iHg q, Jn"lc WiCgily c1'n,
running from fh, office WIN th
BOTTLE ot m,d,rlno 70 h"cp Ei,ti
t'aW cHtrn'nE cald.
" My! What brpr" litilr "t' >
child You arr,' ,ajd tho rabbit
"hcn h' heard what Kittjr had
done. - IN glad brought vou W.
mr. Th.n hc houI'' her q Spuoakl
rubber bah aud -hc didn't catch
cold, IN Glad 10 say. Aud II the
bread Knit" win give fine rnffoc
c",r a sup Of tea III tell Won uo>t
about l'nc'c Wiggily', tooting
born.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD e. GARIS
Copyright, 1928, ty Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WTGGIIv AND NITTIE
NEW

One dav when Unele WigSiIy was
riding along in his auto coastcr,
which had sled runners on instead Of
wheels, the old rabbit gentleman
drove pas the houS2 where JOE,
Tommie and kittie lived.
And what was the surprise Of In"
old rabbit gentleman when Ii" ,'w
Kittie Kat, harcheaded and in her
stocking paws, standing in Il bank
of snow. Oh, snrh Il surprise!
"Wby, Kittie Kat, What arc Won
doiug?" cried Uncle Wiggilv as he
made his auto coaster stop by not
giving il any more gasoline to drink.
"Oh, I'm doing something,
kittic answered and she seemed 70
act very strange.
eyes, but what are you doing;
making snowballs or building a for,
or snow man." asked Uncle Wig
gily.
"1'm trying TO lose M new.
said Kittic.
"'Wbat? What What" asked
Uncle Wiggily three times, because
nc could hardly believe tine words
he heard. "What did you say''
81 said ] was trying TO lose m.
new went on Kittic. " But /
don't seem able to- and she open
ed her mouth and curled back her
whiskers and went: IN Maw! New,
M"w!' as nicely as YOU please.
''Why, YOU new very Swcct!\,
kittie,' said Uncle Wigeily,
"That's just it. / don 7 wan: :,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23

mows that way But can't HHcm
to catch cold Oh. DEAR
"EIa, IIa, la laughed tho rah
bit gentleman. You are the fu:--
uirsr pussy eat girl | ever heard
mow Tn idea ot wanting to - %
all the trouble Ia catch cold so
YOU 4 lose your voic" and has.' -
squeak a rubber ball or something
Ike that! Now enough If this rea-
sarsc, Kitti". Hop into nay auto
co&stg- and Ill take You t.r Il
ride =
And mayhc you II bnr ne ii
squcaky rubber nali, anyhow, e'an
II | den : lose MY mr", - tras.a
Nit;ic Kat.
"Mayhr!' said Unclr Wi.@i.y
sort of Santa claus like
So into The auto coastor ~r!ul,G
III, ca; child and sha smggied
down in = lot cf warm pussy vi,i"~
frr that Uncle Wiggily lad in the
lack aaat of HIS car.
- only hop" Tou a.u : i
rrld.' sad tie rabbit gentleman.
''i think had better 20 to Dr.
PosSm ; and get You a bottle of
medicine So if vnu should Ct the
sn.ftfc snuff}e, in tho night, and
begin 10 lose yaur NEW. your daddy
or mother could bring il back. -
"AW-a'r right, drows'lv u"r.
nnrrd Kjt;j" and her oycS ',orr
,icSed. she WAS asleep wacr 1'rc'c
Wjggjly stopped lis auto at Dr.
Po~-um : oftic~ and she was asleep
whru the rabbit gentleman wrut
~ ~ got bottle OF medicine. IMf
alI Of > ddcn Nit'ic awakened.
Mad the reason She awakened WIS
because, while Uncle Wigg.lr was
in DR.. Posslm' office, the Bob
Cat Jumped up in the front sea: and
snuggIad down under the warm r1b"s
20 hi1r. t'cr tine Bob Car .ljd to
hir>cif:
IN hide hero until Cncl VIZ
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
Woodward Funeral
Here Tomorrow

rureral services for Mrs. Lalu
Woodward, -. who passed away at
her homo yesterday morning will be
hcid from the Lennon, funeral par
lors At $50 sunday aftrrnoep
Bnrial will hc IT Evergreen 'rme.
terry.
\ Statomrnt "a the effect tha'
Mrs. Woodward is survived hy h.
hu' and. William WoudWJrd wh.et
appeared in this paunr Yesterday W.
orroneout Mrs. Woadward's ,aS.
band died scverJ! month, ago. W.
lian Is son.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
TEN YEARS AGO
February 23, 1919

Before adjournment late this af-
tcrnoon, tine board of directors ot
the Imperial Irrigation District was
cHprrtcd to adopt strong set Of
resolutions to be forwarded to con
gr"s> in support Of the LAND roIoni-
zaticn project fo'crod by Secretary
OF the Interior franklin Il. Lar".
Propaganda designed 10 launc" the
Imperial Valley ON viticulturai
career similar to that of thu ~aH
Joaquin valley will hc 4 feature If
The Farm As- 'mbly 70 bc held al
day March at The 1T teutro High
school under the auspices Of tAH
Imperial Valley Farm Bur"au.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23

mcw.' cried kittic. ''That- wEr
I'm standing ont in the snow. |
want to catch cold and get very
hcarsc and lose my new as Jackie
Fow Wow lost his bark.
~ never heard of such thing =
exclaimed Mr.. Longears: 'Wh?t :,
the idea?''
"Well, its like this, went n
Kittie. "When Jackie lost his bark
from getting hoarsc what did vou 90
for him -
II took him to DR., Tos I'M, wao
gave him some medicine to cure his
cold, and then Jackie 5 bark came
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23

daily, Pucbott declared, "thro"
hours being required for t'.c trip. 4"
The Inauguration Of thi4 linc Will
doubtlrs~ly be q boost for Fl Cen-
tro and the valley as many Per'nS
sill lie anxioua 70 fly over from the
Arizona city for the week end.
Tho plane win carry packages and
passcngcrs but 10 United S.~;cs
mail
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell OF In
perial Valley for thts Date
IN Fast Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO

The supervis,rs of the county
have adopted a good plan for hand
ling water where it crosses Imperial
avenue. 1t is proposed to do away
with the bridges which now stand
n foot to three feet above the gen.
cral level of the roadbcd ana pn;
fumes in their place.
Day after day rails and tics have
been going south through town for
the road from CalrNico to Yuma and
last evening about % additional
laborers went down to be added to
the force of employees.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
February 23,1914

VI. d. kilgorc has rented the
Glcahn ranch and is settling down
for business. Mr.. Kilgorc expects
his brother, +. u. KjlEorc, from
Texas soon to become a resident OF
the valley.
John II. Burke, who has occupied
official positions in the city AMI
county offices of Los Angeles tn
tn" past Is years, ha4 accepted a
position rs deputy in County Clerk
Major :. Cook s office.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23

back to liln,' said the rabbit.
" Well, tllat : what want you -
do for me, sighed Kttic. Il
thought if caught cold 50 couldn :
new you Il take re for a ride 10
Dr. Possnm and he'd give me s"n''
nice medicine and then you COULD
give nc i rubber ball, or something
that squrakcd, and could maze ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
ACTRESS DIVORCED

. HOLLYWOOD, Feb. -. Ea,rI
nova, Russian screen a"trc.s. has r.
ccivcd motto" that SHE has been
granted final decree of Ayor""
from Naldcmar Iopp; Mo~rpw at
tornor. shr sa.i hrr" todav, II
present she is engaged 10 malry
Nicholas Soussanin, film actor.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23

SIN frrwrr, wives in Washington
and Idaho report Christmas cactus
blooming. with nnmhcr Of tirwors
~ tea - and ou' plant measured
six t.s, in diameter.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
Daily Plane To
Arizona Capital

A new air aJ to phoeA,N. Ari1-
opa was opcncd today, according to
D. r. Fucktl. district traffic agent
tor the MadauA Air Lines inc
Planes viii now leave the lmpe.
glal count, airport fpg PAoeAl&
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
Drugs and Beauty Shop.

Ell Centro Drug Co. Complete line of drugs veterinary
remedies. Fountain service All lines of BEAU II work
done By expert operators. Permanent waving by fh
Leinhare Price $!2.5o, al 5tEi Main St. Phone
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
HatcheYy--El Centre Hatchery

w. Commercial ST., block of Imperial Ave.
ChiX from Accredited and Blood Tested tlockS.
VIII hatch your eggs for $500 per hundred.
Phone 662
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
Haskman's Gorage-24 Hours

Storage Washing, Greasing. The only complete vuI-
canizng plant in valley. Factory Warehouse McCaren
Ajax tires, tubes. 76l Main St Phone SO
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
Imperial Valley Press
Information Department
BUY 1T IN EL CENTRIC
Acetvlene Welding General Machine Work

Cylinder Grinding or Boring Piston Grn1lng, fly
wheel, ring gears. Pumps and Tractor work Bicycles
Novelties. Wilson Machine Shop 1922 Main. Phone 4o-J
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
Auto Radiator & Sheet Metal Work

FL Centre Sheet Metal Works, 81 Broadway, Phone 28
Tanks hotel, restaurant and dairy work New and
Used Pianos for sale rent.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23

nero until Unclr VIZ.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
Building Materials-- -Whiting-Mead Go.

Plumbing Paints. Hardware. Wall Board. Evt
for building Office and Yard 400 W. Main. Pr
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
'birg Gas Fitting Wilkinson & Emerson

Repairs and jobbing promptly attended to- FL Centre
office 1873 No 5th - Phone 4J-J. Brawley office PIP
d st. Phone 56}
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
Auto & Truck Repairing
Auto ElectYicians--Willard Batteries

Copeland Electric Refrigeration. +. {. A. ant
Radio at Kendall Brothers, go Broadway = Pf
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-23
Hotel Oregon and Coffee Shop in Connection

Air Cooled and Steam Heated.
Main dining room open evenings
and banquetS. 5th and B'way.
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The Reason for Changing the
OPERA Tonight at the M17'at

decided the offering of the German Grand
Opera Company tonight Wagners egfried to oeedam
merung"
done" Talbot states to the de-
given do than in egfried
opera Gordammerung gives this great star much
than in the first opera.
addition Gadsi the cast will include such wel-knoWn
singers organization Laemaer Willy zken Carl
Braun Egenef, Canning Ruth MeIlvan Moran
Helen Lanvn with Dr. Walter Rah as the
conductor.
CAS- this is the last appearance organization,
singers to make it gala occasion and am sure that this
performance will pave the for opera in this city,
The performance starts tonight at 7:45 promptly
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land men, witches music and choral
features; trumpeters, pipers, singers,
troubadours, tumblers in the ghosts
banquet; color and movement and
beauty on a scale commensurate
only with grand opera. One hun
dred people are used in the presen-
tation
For the first time great Shakes
pearean play is presented with the
dramatic action stressed by tempo
faster than that of the old school,
yet preserving ali the poetic beauty
of the play. Play, players, scenic
and costume assignment and music
represent all that is best in the arts
of the theater
AS the supernatural element is so
predominant in Macbeth" Craig in
his assignment has suggested as far
as possible the occult power of the
weird sisters. His effects are OBJ
tanned as largely through lighting as
through physical form and archi-
tectural treatment in design.
This presentation is considered by
critics as the greatest achievement
in the long career of George G. Ty-
Ter, who has successfully presented
such notable spectacles as 1.-THE
Garden of Allah" Joseph and His
Brethren" and such all-star re-
vivals as 1.-THE Rivals "Trelawny
of the Wells" Diplomacy and
"She Stoops to Conquer"
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TYLER WILL
SEND US "MACBETH"

George .. Tyler's epoch-making
production of Shakespeare's MAC
beth" will play the Murat for an
engagement Of three days, starting
March 81.
The brilliant stellar cast is headed
by Florence Reed as Lady Macbeth,
Lyn Harding in the title role and
William Farnum as MacDuff. Fred
Eric will be seen as Banquo and
Douglas Ros as King Duncan.
Others prominent in the cast are
Percival Vivian, Olive Oliver, Leon
ard Nude. William P. Carleton,
Bryan Hughes. Harold Hartsell,
Burford Hampden, Gerald Lingard,
Arthur Barry, Harold Thomas,
Frank Holman, Tom Manning,
George Macready and many others.
This is new Macbeth The
novelty is provided in the design
ment" by Gordon Craig, the distin-
guished Continental artist, who is
regarded as the outstanding figure
in the worlds theater.
It is by far the largest Shakes
perean pTOQQctfCl ever staged III
America. So tremendous an under
taking is this tour that it would not
be possible e,-cont for the fact that
it can be shown in the largest audi
forum with capacities that permit
a scale of popular prices that are
within the reach of all lovers of the
best in dramatic art. In very truth,
this may be said TO be the dramatic
event of lifetime.
Macbeth comes to this city
blown on all the trumpets of the
east and west. The most copious
and enthusiastic newspaper COM
ment comes from New York, from
Chicago, from Cleveland and from
Detroit, where 10000 people saw it
in single day Every device has
been employed to enrich and to
bring out the dramatic situations
and the poetic qualities of Shakes
peare.
There is pomp, pageantry, poetry
the winds of the Scottish border,
the vail of the pibrosh, the clash
of the claymore, the march of High
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voice and dramatic quality. So often
we see grand opera singers who can
sing, but not act 1t is rare COM
hirlation and this singer has those
great qualities.
She was so satisfying in the third
act in her scenes with Wotan that
a new life and beauty was given
these dramatic scenes. A really
great Bruennhilde.
The Siegmund of Hans Taenzler
probably grew in value both as to
voice and acting after the first act
got well underway. The Sieglinde
of Anna Shaeffler Schorr was of
the highest value, one of the fine
great charaeterizations of the opera.
And the Wotan of Richard Gross
seemed to measure up to Wagner's
idea, especial II the last act.
We are m ssAnE a treat if we do
not show our fal l in Ona B. Tai
bot in bringing MS company here.
The matinee this afternoon is
Tristan and $50 de- with Juliette
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BrOad1gay'

One of the intriguing things in
the show, Broadway" was the
manner in which the production lett
the night club to your imagi-
nation, You only saw it from the
back door, as it we're. In the pro-
duction which Carl Laemmle Jr.
and Paul Fejos are making, you see
the entire Paradise Club from the
front as well as the back. In order
to see it, the largest stage ever used
for picture purposes had to be con-
structed at Universal City. To IL
illuminate it requires enough light
to light up a city of $4,000 inhabi-
tantS
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Levine to
TopShoW
at Mutual
Stolen Sweets Brings
Large Company to
City.

"CHINESE Jazz" with gay
~ lanterns hanging all about
and sweet incense rising from joss
sticks; "Cottouland introducing
the "Sunflower Lullaby" Apple
Blossom Time" with the stage set
in realistic fashion and the Temp
tation Chorus" of dashing song and
dance sprites will be outstanding
features in stolen Sweets" a show
of many features that comes to
the Mutual theater for an engage
ment commencing Sunday after
noon.
Harry Levine, Hebrew comedian,
parodist and eccentric dancer, and
Edith Palmer will be co-featured
in the leadershh1 Of huge COM
pany of burlesquers that will In
clude Thelma Lewis, prima donna;
Ruth Levine, soubrette; William J.
johnson, eccentric dancer and
comedian, and Bob Leonard.
To the list of principal players in
burlesque bits" comedy scenes and
as solo contributors TO the enter
tainment there has been added La
Jade, in her East Indian dance
creation.
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thrift young man trys to aid him in
winning his old sweetheart but gets
himself in bad with his wife.
DR.. Tim Moore, small town doc
tor trying to make the people be-
lieve he is the best doctor in the
country but turns out to be a quack
doctor with a past that is hard to
live down.
He gets into one jam after an
other until his sweetheart, Bebe
White, goes to the front for his
part and squares everything.
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New Show
Now at the
Colonial
my Taxi Girl Will Be
Next Offering of
Players.

The Colonial players next week
will offer my Taxi Grip which is
a brand new play written by Gale
Francis. This play was specially
written for the Colonial cast.
my Taxi Girr' offers a novelty,
something a little different in which
Eddie LANCER will be featured.
Paul Workman meets sweet
heart of his boyhood days and trys
hard to make her understand he
still loves her but that is not easily
done.
His nephew, Buddy Woods, spend
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Thurston puts humor into his
understanding that was wholly
lacking until his day He does tricks
that can not be understood, and
he might be very serious about it,
but instead of being serious he keeps
people smiling.
The most startling Of the new eff
fects are 1.-THE Million-D Dollar Mys-
terry" "Iatia" and 1.-The Mystery Of
the Whippet." In "Iatia" a flesh
and blood young woman actually
vanishes in the dome of the theater,
over the very heads of the specta-
tors.
The ''Million-Dollar Mystery" is
the latest European sensation and
one of the most battling magical il
lusions ever conceived.
In the Mystery of the Whippet"
a real automobile, loaded down with
pretty girls, is tipped out of exist
ence on a fully-lighted stage, with
mere wave of the necromancer's
hand
Another new Illusion this season is
THE Magic Box Revue" sort of
ziegfeldian Follies with Thurs
tonesque twist, A dozen charming
blonde ladies, CARRIED in the latest
Partisan creations, are produced out
of modern Pandora's box.
Then there is the thrilling Lady
or the Lion?" in which a tawny dem
izen of the African jungle and a
very pretty young woman exchange
places in cage.
1.-THE Moth and the Flame" is a
fantastic pantomime with more than
soupcon of mystery. The plot of
"The Mystery of the Bathing Beau
ties" would make mystery story
and THE Mystery OF the Blue
Boxes" is sort of puzzle in the
fourth dimension.
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DIE WALKUERE" is
SPLENDIDLY GIVEN
German Grand Opera Company With Its Fine Principals
and Great Conductor, Give Marvellous Performance.
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

LIN viii damage the reputation Of the
Company may wake sleeping
science in this city.
admit that we right to be fearful of
competent critics Chicago this should
thin go those who study well buy the
The that this last night presented Wagner Die
Wakuere at the Mat of high from the
Of the chief roles the splendid condition of the
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up to the masterful and intelligent
conducting of the orchestra by DR..
Walter Rabl that standing room
audience should have been present.
But the audience was way too
small and the audience in munerS
was not sufficient to merit the gen.
eral worth of the company.
am going to state here and now
that if we are ever going to sup
port opera in indianapolis we must