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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
16
Modest prices match high quality for evening attire at P B and Co. Readable listings describe refined dress requisites for the discerning gentleman with emphasis on value.
A weary old woodman delivers fuel in the dark arriving late and apologetic. The scene contrasts his quiet dignity with the hurry of those awaiting him and reflects on how small delays matter deeply to workers who serve others. The piece urges consideration for those providing essential services and their private stakes in time.
In Madison Square Garden a couple visits the motor show as Warren obsesses over two passenger cars and a Racer King model. Helen urges restraint while Warren weighs costs of a six versus four seater, debating debt and affordability amid a crowd of salesmen and glitzy cars.
The Chitako Grand Opera Company starring Mary Garden presents Tosca tomorrow at Chase's Theater with a strong cast including Leon Campagnola and Cleofonte Campanini. Additional features include Mario Sammarco as Baron Scarpia and Mme Namara-Toye plus Xaver Scharwenka in recital at the Columbia.
The National Theater will feature Raymond Hitchcock in The Red Widow with Flora Abelle, a Russian-flavored three-hour musical play about a retired American millionaire entangled with the Red Widow. Columbia's Evans Minstrels return for a fifth year with new songs and a monologue by Evans. Poli Players present Get Rich Quick Wallingford with A H Van Buren as Wallington, Maud Gilbert as the stenographer, and a large cast. The Rainey African hunt pictures will screen at the Academy all week. Lyceum offers Watson’s Beef Trust with a large cast. Gayety shows The Great Behrman Show headlined by Lew Ketly.
A reader cites a friend who died at age eight yet lived long healthful years, crediting New Orleans molasses for wellness and heavy cycling. Metchnikoff findings are noted linking sweets to counterauto intoxication. The author, Allen Feed Specialist, favors Louisiana molasses over sorghum and glucose syrups.
A bustling bill of acts headlines the week with a mix of dancers, singers, and comic antics. Notable performers include the Watson sisters, Lon Hascall, and a two act musical farce A Mix Tp at Newport. The Cosmos vaudeville house promises a tabloid opera by Stanley Operatic Company and a dramatic Just a Girl. Columbia fans will see Balkan States views with travel talks and a Washington Symphony concert featuring Mrs. Helen Donahue DeVo and Mendelssohn Symphony No. 8. Ernest Schelling, renowned pianist, appears for a Columbia recital backed by notable conductors and reviews of his past royal audiences.
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