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TONIGHT AND
TOMORROW
IN
“THE DARLING
OF PARIS"
Saturday—Fannie. Ward in
“"Betty to the REscue," and
* the 7th episode of “A Lass
. oi. the Lumberlands.”
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PALACE
THEATRE
"Home of Variety"
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TODAY .....
,l'osse L. Lasky Presents
QBL'ANCHE ,S'WEET
1n
‘PUBLIC OPINION"
and
FEVE ACTS OF
' - VAUDEVILLE
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FRIDAY—World Film Corp.
presents Alice Brady in “A
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9“ Warm on fire
of the Walls. before breakfast
and decided nothing definite could
be determined until more details
were received.
Other reports from Consul
F'Frost on the sinking of the Brit-
ish ship Eavenstone say that she
also was destroyed without warn-
ing. This point has not been
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sightionsgwith Austria has about
REGENT HEA "7 3 ed- ‘ ‘
T TRE 3 LONDON, Feb. 3, 11:48 a. m.
To", h t d T .l—The German government will
i 9, i” °m°lr°w‘*Theda Bira ,require guarantees that Count
! l" ‘ The‘DarImg of Paris" lvon Bernstorfi, former German
. J. Gordon Edwards. director 01' lhel‘Ambassador at Washington, and
lgnfllumo” MUM”? Darling of Paris,",the men on German ships in
l Hawd “W“ “(for Hugo's story, “Tm'American ports will be permitted cleared up in various dispatches.
rull‘chbaclg of none-ham,” under nit-Etc leave the United States before NEW YORK, Feb. 3-0.11),
lfif’filgemf‘f‘ 01 William Fox. has git'.;allowing Ambassador Gerard audithe scantiest informatjgn has
ldeiailllffufihl')~ Closeauennou lo H-m-;.-;other Americans in Germany tcgreached the offices of the Anchor
wax-de- j, ”I: Illlel‘lt' drama. MT. Ed~ldepart from that country, BGCPI‘d-E Line here regarding the sinking
,domgmslovehot those who believe ih,ing to the Copenhagen Polltrkemof the British steamship Califor—
éspmmjdj‘hi‘ng‘i‘t’ll.always ShDWinsvas (”10th f“ a Renter dlSPatCh’iuia oil the Irish coast. Wesley
,, ._ t hem}. “F‘fUlll' realizedafromfhflt CltY» _ .. :6. Frost, American consul at
,1 1e historic mine of this great pm. This information, the PONUkEniQueenstown, has cabled the
.10 make it as near perfect as it 333 sent by, Ambassador Gerard toi {omia was torpedo“: Withoutl
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possible “llll human endeavor.
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times. and has become lllorougllly 1111.,many, including those captured, Some nf the passengers, 33mm,
ibuw ‘\'“139"<‘F.\'feaiure of its splendid.by the German raider in til: 3 mg to Consul Frost are missing.
.drfllnailc l'alu ‘ ‘
‘lllllllUlmlllIZrZTijofsyShin studying, melmany on the Yarrowdale, are said a1 children.
3 . ul he has spent to have been, detained as hostages:
,“‘99k§- Those who are his intimate ” An Exchange Telegraph dis-
Zass‘m‘m‘s at ”19 Sludic‘n‘ say that he patch from Copenhagen givels the
has Sl‘arccll' slept a night since he is. same report regarding the deten-
m‘” ”’3‘ ‘enlelllrim‘. Etion of Americans in Germany is supposed to have been a mem-
Is a Philosopher Eand adds that Ambassador Ger-tn. of the crew E
‘ Mr. Edwards is somewhat, of a pm]. ard i: not permitted to send tele' -M' , ' Q 'd l
usopher. “9 is different from the a“ grams in COGC. ,C 1.. Frost sLmIeIasage 53! flhgtf
.oruse- man who is engaged in direcb‘. COPENHAGEN, Feb. 7, via Captamlohn ' en grsono .t e
vlng stage productions. lie does not ; London, Feb. 8.—Not a single anklma' .was quote as “5(1ng
storm and ram. like, it is said, many'American has arrived at Copen- thathls 51“? was sunk by ‘15“ “‘
men of his busin- as do, bui he is al-‘hagen from Berlin since the marine, whECh gfiaYe no hal' no,
“:al's quiet. gentle, thoughtful and con-breaking off of diplomatic rela- warn;ng be 3." rmg “£0 togpm
siderale. itions between Germayy/and the docs rom a istance °H ree un-l
“Wan Has a Pleasant Word lUnited States, . {dud yards. , A
He knows that a pleasant word will‘ Reginald Foster, agent in Ger-i A message received by the n-
1”ng forth better resulis than one ut-;many of the Rockefeller FundlChor Linc says: Adm“; indicate
' ‘)
{Pied-Ill lullshnes‘i. He knows ihegwas expected to arrive here on I160 suerlVOléa “Th: agcexitls‘wcfr
ll‘illlll-9S of human nature. and instead. Monday night, haVing reserved a stoh"; orm t a ma na id “11:“ T
oi milking lliom greater he attempts{accommodations here by tele. pa c mm Que "5 w 5a
The survivors were landed at
.Queenstown la=t night. Iohn A.
.Lee, of Montgomery, Ala. said,g
,to be the only American on boalrd,‘I
one life had been lost and forty
linkinglhi? suite. Similar ti
awaitedjrorn Grea
WASHINGTON. Feb. 8.-—-The
Netherlands government, through‘ ‘l
the 'American legation at ;-
Hague, has formally decli ‘ ‘ ‘
accept President Wilsons' suggess
tion that it follow the course of .
the United States ‘and break off :"
diplomatic relations with Ger-
many. Information to this effect
reached here today in confidential ' ‘
dispatches from Holland. .
Spain’s note, which it is undcr- [J
fstood, formally declines to accept 5"
President
that she break of? diplomatic rela— '- '
tions with Germany, was received
5. , today at the State Department
. dum‘m' ““1 has 19“ nothing undone,says..is contained in a telegram; State Department that the Call-l-bUt not made public.
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-—Official ,
5 fthe American legation at COan—fwarning’ and that one Americanficable advice". that the steamship
l H" has read ”'9 5101‘! a number of hagen. All Americans in Cer—; known to be 0:“. board Was sav¢d_ California W” torpedoed without
warning were received here today
by the Anchor Line. The names if;
9- “9 ha.“ spent, not South Atlantic and taken to Gel‘-iincluding two woman and swepfof 13 persons listed as missing
,were received as follows: .-
1 Second cabin—Mrs. E. Smith,
jEdrla Smith and Mrs. Kidd, Cal-
ary, Alberta. 7;
J. W. Alderson and son, Van~ '
couver, B. C.
(Mrs. Anderson was saved.) ,
Mrs. W. C. O'Donnell and two ‘
children of Philadelphia.
(Three O‘Donnell children ap~
pear on the ship’s passenger list.)
Neil Gillies. New Yorkclty.
Mrs. Madge Roberts, Toronto.
Steerage—Mrs. Margaret Little
,and one child. New York city.
. (Three other little children ap~
. parentiy saved.)
Miss Annie Fortes, Toronto.
PARIS, Feb. 8, 10:45 a. m.-—-.
he Belgian government is great-
ly exercised over the fate of the
Wilson’s
on is being
Britain.
suggestion
to lessen them. and lllis by kindness‘graph. He had not reached Copfll-
inslond of llrusqnmess. This is llis.hag€fl lat". last night and no fur-3
_ sot-rel for gelling the best rcsulls£thcr word has been received from!
_ . ,lronl those who 3er playing the rar—ghim. .. l
. PARK THE Eious parts. When they do a thing toi MADRID, Feb. 7, Via Paris.'
“‘3 ,his likening, he compliments lllelli.;Feb. 8, 5 a. m.~—-Premier Roma-l
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,and this encourages them to llctlerlnones and the Duke Of Albal
Woman Alone."
Bridgeport 3
Belgians in the territory occupied
.by the Germans. because of the
Irupture between the UnitedStatcs
land Germany. For one reason be-
pcrsons had been injured.
The California sailed from
New York for Glasgow on Jan.
nary 29 with a crew of 196 and
31 passengers. Although mam iprecludc the‘possibility of Ameri-
k v . ‘ . , .
Cf ' 2 passengers were “sud a”can Citizens traveling on board
lcause the rupture is suppOSed to ’
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TABLE COOKING ,,
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I, prepare a light meal right on the table. g ,
.. N0 running back and forth to the kilchcn. f
9 Every home» should have one oi these la-~ l
, be: saving devices.
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,3 Price for February Only $4.98
Former Value $5.50 . . :
g‘a' sew-
.TWO ,
SUPERB
. Concerts
,.N‘. Y. Philharmonic Orchestra.
Joseph Strausky, Conductor
' MELANIE KURT
Soprano Soloist
(Metropolitan Opera)
MONDAY EVE, FEB. 12
, MISCHA ELMAN
Violin Wizard
APRIL 17
u.
Both Concerts ...... $3.50. $2.50
Single . ............. $2.00, $1.50
Reserved Seats Now On Sale At
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WDERTAKER
Office and Residence .
4 Belden Place, Norwalk
Phone 1441
- ady Attendant
m
uy Your Wife
a Box: of Candy today. Maybe
it's a long‘ time since you did it
before. ,
"All the more reason for doing
’wrile it for mo--~mld they did.
: lwoar a few pretty dresses but most of
Ithe limo splash around in the mud in
. . . . . . _
Iand more noble efiorls. There ai-c:MinistCr of the Interior. met the coming from Cities m m" um‘ed‘
. ‘ ' ' fl ‘ - .i e e ‘ . . .
(some big scenes in The Darling ohmlnorlty, landers at a two hours" States' officer: Of he llnc explain
5 ' l of them were either
,I’illlh ”some of the largest that llave'conferenCe to a an ed that 3‘ . -
‘ ' d y d 3!;de the” British or Canadians.
iboon exploited on tho screen. 'l(im\v-,support for the immediate pas-i . . . 'to
Sing the story as well as he does, ho'sage of a number of measures, in-‘ The Cal'forma carried a lat-Ea;
llms brought forth :1 super!) phesenllrlcludillg a credit of a billion pese—l ergo for 6w Bfitmh government 1:
‘lillll. Illr. Edwards has so :lllsorhedltas for public works. Among thblnhludinq’ W in said' war sul)pll0$.{
a"
,stcamers loaded with provisions
lfor Belgium, says a‘dispatch to
the Havas Agency from Havrc
day. '
The rsplacing of American rep.
. rcscntatives of the commission for
relief in Belgium on board ships
- . - . . . - . . . ' . _l ,
3”” "ll'ldl‘llls 0‘ ”I“ “i"‘l'mil'l' ”H” atlln'oiected bills; in, one for the reJthn che left here sh. was 3”“ .by the Spanish. Danish or Dutch
llllllt‘n ho is half inclined to lnniglln-lform of the foreign banking ser- ml “’1‘“ 9 gun at hcr sttl‘l‘U, "i
lmmw” 31‘“ “mm". WWW 111180. liv-aVice, another for the nationaliza-i‘ The California l" the ”gill”?
ling and breathing Ill»? very illillos»ltion of exterior loans, at third for DaSSU‘ECI ship M f?“ Y‘Cfill‘ ‘6
where of the Snnclnury of NOIDP-Dllnle'an increase in the income tax andlthc new German unrestricted 3“,“
gagenls, under 9h}, protecaon of
i Spain or Holland is proposedThe
‘Belgian govenmcnt, 3‘ is. added.
‘ chores that intervention of King
,odor from the St'llll‘ river, on ihvitax on the, profits of privlegcd Gn-l tw‘n - mm“, steamship. 7» '
,mlm‘ of which is lm'illl‘tl tho-historic,terprises. instead of' the present‘""15'"37°",S 47° {6” longghul .ml
iedmm- . :tax on war profits. A m‘e-asurej’maismw '" 3907' Her 5"." 33130.30,
, He has rndcm'm'ml to ker 01030 to,was also discussed respecting the; ”1‘ Caledonia. “’9"- "‘ '"kPl’ “‘3'
‘tllo loxl of lilo slor)‘, thus giving lt‘tobacco monopoly. ' Irish coax"t by a submarine
as much realism :ls ptlssllllo. Nollllngl The minority leaders agreed to Dec' ‘2' I9I6‘ T
has been oxoizgol‘ulod, but (-wel'ylllllmlall the proposals except that for
glifipl within reason. all conslslonl a billion pesctas Credit and a bill
lwllll ‘lln- llli’llll‘ luld down by lllP nu- dealing with the liquor question.
lhor. These two matters Were reserved
Saturday~Fannle Ward in “Betty to for a further conference.
, Rescue" and the 7th Episode Referring to the Spanish note
5 of “A Lass of the Lum~ to Germany. the Diario Universal
, , . berlands" lsays that the whole country is
The funny part of it is, everyonelunanlmouslv in favor of maintain-
lthoughl they were the host pictures I'ing‘ neutrality, but that attitude
gcver had token. and when I announced does not exclude action, in the tie.
that some day I hoped to have a nlay:fense of national interests or for
itself. He imagines lw ('nn‘inllalo the a fourth for a substitution Of a‘ :narmc warfare. Sh“ wasfiééeilAlfonso, 0f Spain. may 50“: ‘E9
031'
trine. The general
stated, is that the measure is a
Ipaper. “before the note of the permissible and what are not is ;
“It is the kind of a’pm‘t I like. I‘Central Powers without at the divided.
same time abandoning its neutral-g The majOrity. the COFFCSPOH
ity. The two ideas are perfectly
compatible and on both the nation
is unanimous. No one wants to
my bare feet. So it really was no
work nl oil to take the ploture~mosl~
13' play. Of course there is a very abandon neutrality, but no one
' dramatic side to the story
the nation judge that Germanv- i:
‘59”0‘35' wants either to abandon the inter- I
being destroyed and that her de-
which is worked up wonderfully wellnests and dignity of Spain before
lDlll alloy-c all, it is Olll of the common‘the capriCes or necessities of for-
run and I am sure everyone will like eign powers."
3“", LONDON. Feb. 8. r:32 p. m.—-. performing the duty, however
i Fannie Ward will be soon at the Ro- The sinking. of the British steam- hard it may be. !
,gent on Saturday in the llaskyl’m'a- Ship Dauntless of Newcastle i5
, sorting
office.
2 thousand racks
. l difficulty.
Much of the
mail
NEW YORK. Feb. 8.—Officcrs:
the American Line today do.
ibatcd whether they shorxld tend:
,lheir passcngcr srcamships to sea. .
‘ , _ without protection or- arm them announcement 15 mt made.
1H5 HAGUE Feb. 8; Vla§\9."ltl19ulls after the manner of thei _NEW \‘YORK. Feb. 8
‘London, 1‘ armE—Thefierl‘n 0°", British and French liners. The dtfi l‘rt’I-Ch Line steamship Espagne
respondentAof l edFoman (Emm'jcision of the Federal government or ’ ‘ ' . ‘ .
l“ T‘ld 0 “‘5‘“ am FPO?“ ‘0‘ not to nfTer advice to private per— wingers, including
.dav “1° “35:“le absi‘egg‘ Em” sens as to whether their merchant
versatlons . e as a W! l Ger- ....-..1'.. "In. 'd 39. ,1. Gpsman
, . ll...) ta.) .rlle fr-“ A. .i.
man ecclesiastlcs on how thc‘l‘lockadc and m, .9 provide any
sharpened German submarine war, comm, 1,3,, leg. the steamship
15 reconv‘ilble Wlfli Children doc‘; line still in doubt as (0 it: future
OP‘mO“ he, course of act’onr
, . I’endi'lgarlecisir~- Ire company?
, ' ’ . . ' IneceSSltv. to which Germany 35th arnsum-el .- ..r the sailing
‘ ,l“ “'h't‘“ I 0011“ “'93? the some COS-'the protection of national dignity. regretfully forced. by Great Brit- dates .5 fl... “Swimshipi St. Louis
3‘1an, Mrs. 139 Millu and Mr.
.inus against submarines. it was
Osmun uNo country could renounca its airr‘spitilcss methods for wal'fnrc,‘md St. Paul. now at New York" Lmdonb-ms p. m. (Br-“,5, A'lmt'
lll‘Omlilll‘ stated they “'01‘9 going to right to thal defense," says the hm the View as; to What Steps areil‘lwfe been indefinitely postponedflu‘n; par \Nireics: I’:Ci~.\-~RLIS-‘music loving people of Bridgeport and
The St. Louis has on board five; rim: detachment":- .
of mail, witichétltkcd the Tcuton posit'on1: near
, 2will rcmain there for the present'Lytia, ‘1 the Carpntliim Moan“
dent reports. h°ld5 the “cw OfEllnlCSS the postmaster-general de-‘tains says the Official statesmen?
justification through ‘ necessity; Cid-es ta send them by onc‘ of the issued today and’des pit: artillery
and thinks that if the leaders of British liners. No mail has leftécmgi rifle fire and mine :Xl:‘~03ion3,'
New York for Liverpool since th' Qdashed through *l‘le barbed wire
dmarture cf the American Liner entanglements and ormp‘cj the”
struction can be prevented by re-l Philadelphia on jan. 27. In addi-. German first line trczzcllcs. A Gir-
t° submarine warfare.§t;°n to t“: sack". on board the St .mnn co‘iliitei‘ attack was not sr:~
3then there can be no hesitation in: Lauis. 7.000 worn for Liverpool :cscful in recapturing the .grouml
arc waitnq at the New York post- : 1': st. ,
now ;
On th" 0th” hand. th" c°"°"iauaining transportation is ragilr-i
it now" ‘ lmount production. "Bully to the Ros-
We have cue," supported by Jack Deon, James
'APOLLO AND FISHER’S :Neill,-(‘llfll‘lf‘s West, Lillian Loighlon
. GREEN SEAL and Ted Duncan.
. 50¢ 10 $1.10 the POund. W ..
They are the best and purest OVERT .ACT IS EXPECTED
candy you can buy. Eat a few. TO OCCUR ANY TIME AS
yourself and see what, you‘ve“ BREACH WITH GERMANY
been missing. : WIDENS.
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reported by Lloyd‘s. Slime" 0f pendent adds, many of the Southi,,.<d and very valuable. ,
the crew of 23 have landed. Two German clergy regret and disarm While 9,, British. government:
of them have died and the other prove the latest German deter: has made no move to "sing“;
four are in a hospital. The cap nination as not: permissible and'ships that carry on 3,355,, {132;
tain was seriously wounded. .hold that other means of achievnfmm mafia?) the dangers of thew,
Lloyd's reports the sinking of in: the end desired are not Yetmubrnarinc war zone, the British
the British steamship Hollinside, exhausted. He concludes that Peitonsulat her-.- .has advisei ,n
2'68” tons’ gross. The crew 1'“ has been unable to get he ”.m'i women and children to refrain
the vessel in baats. The captain, ions of high church aurhoritres,:{mm going aboard British tram,-
has he” landed. iblfl that 11°“ 0‘ ll" lower clerev, atlantic ships miles}. throu°li dirc'
e.)
H. A. MEAD
r unocclst
’ 8 North Main Street
3 SOUTH NORWALK.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 8.-—
While regarding the destruction
of the California as plain evidence
that Germany has fully abandon-
ed her pledges to the United,
States. it was stated that the gov-
to commfltleer American met-ch. emment will not be hurried into
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war or threatened wariia new billl rights by destruction of Ameri-
, . was pending in the ouse andgcan ships or loss of American
0' N. V' c‘ Mira. "fl" ““- Senete. « . " Hives. in violation of international 5
, W WM- Cw: Secretary Lansing m asked law. All hope. u manned
“WM 'mhxmrgfgffiim Congress to appropriate ammo.» Germany we modify 1'"
ii ”M ' " t . 3v . e. ’c. ‘ ll oi «T . l MW“.
1mm, am “my to Wt mum,” 0 help .33 Am n at: out Ger cmpalgnof truism
fl. m I Want Aim" Min fiatwaiu
(I‘onllnued from Firn Page.)
ities have declared necessary to
cut off England's supplies even-
tually. .
To give the president authority
“mm u. .w -
Will" linked and there is no doubt here
The United. W governmemmn it will he only a nutter oi
‘ m. ”w", convene mm 3M: “MGM today at the moralmeedaysmm American
support «d We neutral. in that-Idols mluhmiml liver are
‘ "Fm“? protest against Mg”: miner“. ,
mm?" . .. new. drama”... a... cameras 33
mm Amw- iii-W ”immuwvmimnwfi
with Whom lie conversed conceal-r necessity.
ed their painful emotion at thel The steamship Brandon. 0,- ,5”:
WWW“ '5‘ unrestricted snbna~gj Holland-American Linc, will ll?
fin” "ncralif’l‘s' ilelt here on fan. :29. th‘. day the:
PAR‘S' Feb. 8- N00““""‘ Ger-5 California sailed. his intact and‘
man patrol was captured last? is on her way back to New York}
night b" the French “3” 3”” She war bound ‘ior Rotterdam“
:ance. in the Verdun sector. to» 9.“, d,” VCSL‘l‘d‘i" ., Ffll’lloulh
day's official communication slvs. 5h, carr‘M :53 “gem“, oi
Patrol encounters occurred dur-;whom 3,, are Americans. 1, i». 1:.
in; the niqht in other parts 02 the, 15”.“! the Rwdm “m, warned
from. I lby the Dutch Admiralty when she
LONDON Feb. 3“ l “5 "' m" l reached the edits at the war none.
The Amsterdrim liondels‘vlol to? r. 3- “91.3,; "3.“ ,3“. .33», ,5,
duly announce: that o Werhd‘fiw M” by 9,3,. ,5, ,
bomb. loaded with nails and, WA$HINQTOm« pm 3., M,”
will“ ”but *“”W W “W . till M” not as are: Withdraw». 1
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i into our ollice and examine one of these". , '
, gril’s. ‘ ll you undersianl its advaulages.
3 yo 1 will surely have one. 5
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Superb Steinert nonzero: Soon at
_ Park Theatre
"veil here today with 157 pas— Announcement is made of tho lwn‘
All‘l‘rlcans. superb Steinert concerts. the firstbe“
She left Bordeaux on lam. a8 and ing the appearance at the New York. ,
pisscd through the submarine Philharmonic Orchestra at the Park'
zone before the new Gcr'nar. ln- theatre. Bridgeport, alonday evening.
val oolicy was put into "Test. The Fob. 12. and the second or Misha Elor
\esrcl received two wireless warn- man. violinist. Tuesday evening. Ar».
ril 1?. advance union for reserved
seals for both events being now re‘:
3
th
“The
leaned. and tool: a zigrac course
{or out of her regular rout“. jori‘ard at The ill. Swinert .9. Sons: Cm.
PYTTROGRAD, Feb. 3. viral special rates. .
That :l rare. iron! is in store for tho'
yczfttriay at— Lvicin‘lly no one can dou . Tho rung-
nlf‘lcent New York Philharmonic are
cliostm is celebrating the seventy- '
fifth year oi its humble existence-7-
ils jubilee year; hnd. for five years'
now. under its ueniumntlur‘lo!‘ JOSEf
Strunsky, whose magic balm] has In«
yoked the music oi the ultra. wonders:
are brim: wrought. , _
‘ For this nmplrions event Minn. 1105
ionic Kurt, leading: dramatic soprano
,of the Metropolitan Opera Co, has
“‘ ' lboon engaged as special soloist. She
tnUGUAY CAB'NF‘T MEETS“ fwill sing several twain? lull!“ with.
.\l( NTVIIH‘IO. l'r‘llguri’. Fob. “o,
l‘rvfidoul Vera and his cabinet hold a "rim who has appeared in New York
(onfi ronro today, to consult-nth». no‘ In recent -m,.5, has "“4“,“ Emmy:
s’lion totbe taken by tho aovemliefl recomllion than Mll‘lm Elma“. not
l";‘7l'(ll1ll~' the new llllnlso of the have they played to lfll’k“? amu-
‘ moi-min conflict. Th~ newspapers once...
of l'l'urausll' {Iii-Drew lh.- sum! of the Course tithe-:3 for both concerts are
I'ulzed States. ”.50 II‘ '33.. ~
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