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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1908
Page
8
Principal proposes to acquaint pupils with the opera story before Alice Nielsen appears in Faust. Prof Benezet uses a grapho phone and records of Faust to render the translation for Thursday morning so students may better enjoy the afternoon or evening San Carlos appearance.
The note highlights Nielsen's global renown and status as a leading figure in the entertainment or media sphere, emphasizing widespread recognition and influence.
The San Carlo Grand Opera company presents Gounod's Faust next Thursday at the La Crosse Theater starring Miss Alice Nielsen as Marguerite. The company includes 160 artists with 60 musicians in the orchestra and a 55 member chorus, plus a ballet. Mail orders for seats are being numbered for advance selection.
The celebrated singer David Bispham is promoted to appear in Winona on February 28. He is booked for a La Crosse theatre engagement arranged by James Starrum, with a suggestion that La Crosse patrons should wait for his April 23 performance here.
The proprietor of the printing establishment realizes that costs are high and burdensome. Many people aim high but lack the nerve to take bold action.
The La Crosse theater launches seven night engagement Sunday Feb 23 featuring a clean wholesome program with a concert band and vaudeville acts at popular prices. The bill includes The Road to Yesterday with Minnie Dupree in the lead, a London studio setup in 1903 with reincarnation motifs and dramatic acts, praised for staging and strong cast performances.
San Carlos Grand Opera company to sing Carmen as matinee and night Faust. Full cast of 166 singers and 45-piece orchestra to perform in La Crosse. Company closes Minneapolis engagement Wednesday, then Milwaukee Friday. La Crosse hosts Nielsen as sole stop between twin cities and Milwaukee.
A sharp reminder that polite sellers may mask pressure tactics. The note urges buyers to stay cautious and evaluate offers carefully rather than be swayed by courteous faces.
A reflection on poets who embody a nature that cannot be fully expressed through living words alone. The statement suggests poetry captures deeper essence beyond written form.
La Crosse's cultural scene enjoys a first as the San Carlo Opera company stages a special matinee of Carmen. Manager Gage has arranged the performance and Nielsen plans an English folk song in Faust, marking a rare grand opera appearance in the city. Next Thursday promises an extra event in local music circles.
George Moore of Grimesland North Carolina credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after a bout with consumption. He reports rapid improvement after one dozen bottles and calls it supreme for coughs colds and lung weakness. Trial bottle free and available at O T Erhart. Read The Tribune Sporting News.
An advertisement by O. T. Erhart claims Fo Ley's Kidney Cure can stop irregularities and cure kidney and bladder trouble not beyond medicine, urging readers to try the remedy.
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