Paderewski Opera Manru Triumphs in Dresden Critics Laud But Note Wagner Debt
The Dresden premiere of Ignace Paderewski's opera Manru is hailed as a great success with vivid stage pictures and strong Hungarian character. Critics call Paderewski a major composer while noting echoes of Wagner Bizet and Saint-Saens in the score. The drama centers on a rejected lover’s fate, ending in tragedy as gypsy passion and jealousy drive the climax. The performance drew both Polish and international attention, with praise for orchestration and dramatic handling though some imitation of Wagner is observed.
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Bizet
Saint-Saens
Padwerewski
Mre
Sing von Schuch
North American Saengerbund Plans Buffalo Festival Concerts
John Lund of Buffalo returns from a tour of American cities to coordinate a series of concerts in Buffalo from June 24 to 28. The event, held at the Sixty-Fifth Regiment Armory, will feature Buffalo artists and choir ensembles, with a reception led by Mayor Conrad Diehl. A mass chorus of 3,600 voices is planned for June 2 at 9:00 a.m. at the army hall.
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Charles McCreary
Joseph Mischka
Public Schools of Buffalo
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Wheeling
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Inis
St. Louis
Belleville
Chicago
Milwaukee
Jackson
Toledo
Sixty-ifth Regiment
John Land
Henry Jacobsen
Val Overtur Ore
Conrad Diehl
William Luts
Buffaloman
Charles Tation
Charles G. Schmidt Cinnati
J. Hanno Deller
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J. M .Lauts
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Estra
Land Z Ittee
Jacabeen Bingers of
Julie L. Wyman Ra
Queen of Shona
Tile L. Wyman
Musicians of the Forest
Baselt United Speare of
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Tryst of Etherus St. Trollyum in New York Evening Sun
A fragment from the New York Evening Sun features Etherus St. Trollyum awakening with a psychic sense of the moment just after lunch. The text hints at whimsical choices between Quall and champagne or terrapin meals as a door opens atop a high place.
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Astral Tryst Arranged At Rock of Ages
A narrator in a science fiction scene selects a saffron capsule and inhales from a burgundy vial, then announces a planned astral meeting with Electra at 7:51 621 at the Rock of Ages, stating the need for a private venue despite exotic locales.
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Central
Electra
Himalayas
Africa
English actors to visit U S stages next season noted
English leading actors plan American appearances next season with Sir Henry Irving, Ellen Terry, Eleanora Duse and other stars set to perform in classic and contemporary works. Booth Tarkington to be in New York for Beaucaire rehearsals, while Charles Frohman faces mockery over the Bernhardt Adams Romeo and Juliet idea.
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New York
Beaucaire
United States
Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
Coriolanus
London
Mies Terry
Patrick Campbell
Kendal
Edward
Willard
Maude Adame
Juliet
Charles Frohman
Bernhardt-Adams
Mr. Frohman
Sir Henry Irving
Lady Macbeth
Annie Russell
Macbeth
Mme. Bernhardt
Miss Adams
Elect
Rostand
Frohman
Madame
Toether
Mme. Bernardt
Richard Mansfield
Monsieur Beaucaire
Garden Theater
Teld
Mr. Tarkington
Indianapolis Dramatic Club
A Driver of Dragons Read by Ben Harrison Graduates
A thirteen year old Alma L Sickler reads a fanciful prophecy created by the Benjamin Harrison School graduating class. The narrative follows her dream voyage from a dragon drawn chariot to Paris London Boston and Washington with encounters featuring Nellie Demmerly Lawrance Hitt Maud Essex Roger Wallace and others alongside notes on careers and marriages of former classmates.
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East Eleventh Street
Jules Verne
H. G. Wells
Benjamin Harrison School
Paris
Lawrance Hitt
Europe
Maud Essex
England
Edward VII
London
Charles Meyers, Jr
David Bigger
David
Charlie's Circus
Lula Roberts
Lula
Boston
Winfred Holton
Winfred
Robert Bennett
New York
Roger Wallace
Thomas Boatman
Ralph Anderson
Fifth Avenue
Vera Jacob
Halleck Ranger
Philadelphia
Sol Stern & Co
Bive
Jessie Sapeiaie
Washington, D. C
Arthur Lewis
George Anter
Virginia
Mary Criley
Etta Martin
Opal Tousey
Verna Fifield
Ohio
Indianapolis
Horace Spencer
William van Landingham
Eleanor Tucker
Denver
Chicago
Nordyke
Mars
Shortridge High School
Grace Dickey
Marjory Hunt
Minneapolis
Hoosier Pride and City Laughs in New York Café
An Indianapolis man recalls meeting Terre Haute daughters in New York where a Hoosier air played by the restaurant orchestra sparked joking reflections on Indiana. A companion's prank with schoolchildren in Garfield Park ends with the man obliged to greet a dozen youngsters in a formal handshake. Deputy Boyd drolls about an arrest and a sore hand after a Fairview ride. A street weigh scale operator amuses crowds with a bet on weights, until a corpulent woman tests his claim.
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Raymond Street
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Fairview
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