4.11111 11111114
TON IGHT
ETHEL BARRYMORE 1N
» “THE warm RAVEN”
"Tuesday—Irene Fenwick
”-A. Girl Like. That.”
WEDNESDAY
Clara Kimball Young
in
“A Foolish Virgin”
ADMISSION
Matinee; .. . . . . 10c
P.ve11h1gs——Children 10 cents
Adults. 1.51:.
s
1
“Aw-m .
II II|1IIIIIIIS
REGENT THEATRE
PALACE THEATRES
“CHILDREN PAY"
il Tonight—“The Ninety and
. Nine" Tomorrow
The divorce evil is l1a11dl-'d in 11 Tri
Tonight '.-.t.1el Barrymore in "The.
White Raven"
I 151111 bot-mile immensely poplar and!
her high 31.1118 were realized in her
appeax'1~111~v- iu ‘1‘111't'ols.
Doll 5 House, " “Alicc SiraByvlhe Fire, " ' Pay. The arraignment 3‘3
Wlll(ll was originally written by Bar- ”“0 “1”“ ha» gamed special 11101111”;
Theati t~ lodm
n
1pm hi the am
until 1111 official nae-em 1.11am
Ethmzb the Spanidi measly
made it clear that tho
sador Gerard's telephone wires
' were cut, his mail and telegraphic
privileges were stopped—6c 'hat
snide line Arts feature at the l’alarnghe could not even instruct thg
lillian Gish is starred
1. Ibsen's “A E in the. specialty entitled “The (‘hlldrwl
a forceful
American consuls—and he was. In
,bis own words, a prisoner.
The comb'ned result was uncer-
tainty and petty friction whi: h
“(J 101' .‘L “111 Terry, and in John 16.11.. Elion bacausu oi" the hell defined efforts was only increased when the For.
1.1"“:qu s “Silvm
”mung“... gm (1 ,5 “MidJChanneI” in cvely detail and yet to off: 1' noth-
slw added 11 wealth of depth and sin- ”1" ”‘3‘ “WM 1’“ an “Ka’lgeml‘o'lt'
or 111; to l11.'1 unusual (harm. After 111th MW“ 0"“ ”S ”19 5““ “f ””5 111111.11-
Box .1 Later in 1161 1. 'throughout to make the pictnlo slrongieign Office and military authori-
1ties shifted the responsibility for
the delay in Mr. Gerard’s depar-
ture from One to another. No
‘01Amcrican, least pf all Ambassa-
dcr Gerard, could obtain any defi-
nite informat‘on. It was pomted
out to the officials in win that
“110 are @011de ble to actual war, and that the
Eadmirablc self-restraint and po-
foregoing, Miss Barrymore followed “0" “13k“ '10-'15 0f 119“ “30M“
1.11111 Oll1e1' successes including Bar- iadd to the countless number which Mr
ms... n'lu-fuhv... pound Look," “Tantc 1' park has alleady 1-; on. line cour'.
“'Hel' 51511.1," and 1-01“- Mrs. McChes-EI‘X‘R‘E and the subsequent 5 buy dcnl-
my." ing us it does with the relations of ll‘their measures were only applica~
111 11111 11111 111' 1915, 11111 Metro 1'11- child to Parents
lures '(Tol'poralion obtained Missini‘uol bu mistaken for other that
Jim 11 .1 wnvuius for the :11'1'1'1'11E. 'glron
- 111111 11111111 11111110111111.11 lnc., as 1119 pro EWUTUII 111111111. "ic 111111111111 Par"
(lucim; 1111111111111, starred her in “TheE‘l'” I)“ 5110““ IUdHy OBEY.
PALACE
THEATRE
Home oi Best: Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
m.
l..ll..LlI«1.N lilSl—i in Triangle
FilmArts Feature
“THE CHILDREN PAY"
’l‘uesday—W‘illiam Courtenay
and Llfi'lle Lee Stewart in
the
"Ninety and Nine."
big railroad drama,
Wednesday—flick Dana in
"Thé Consack Whip."
Sevon ‘I‘irnes Beginning
Thursday
PIRiE-LENTEN
VAUDEVILLE
FIII’E ACTS
AND FEATURE PICTURES
Finn! Judgment." Previous contracts; “Ninety and Nine"
and Lucile
llichic," 1111- scroon adaplimf of Mar-
garcl lh'lund‘s famous story, Miss Bur
rylnorn, under 1111' direction of John
W. .‘s‘olilv, won now luul'els. Just utter
this Miss llul'rylnoro decided to abu’n-
til)“ the speaking stage. and “The
Will..- 51.:11'1,‘ tilu‘Cli'il by {if-org“ I).
liukt-r, is Mr first piclurr- slum» that
dvoision 1-..
('rs nlld of the
thin W111: amountnl.
but tho film aduplulion “I" lw found
11111111 11- 1‘11' liking of
pooplc,
lllOI'l‘
s 111:1d1'.
added and given ull'onf;
mun-1m. (Mn 1' union's for 12111 week
inclndc \‘iul.1 l‘v‘lu in Edison's “'l‘lio
,-.. - ‘1
Wednesday-Clara Kimball Vaung in
“A Foolish Virgin"
Mary Adun's, romantic young school
tulonu'd
lul'o, "011 Dangerous Ground" on Fri
duy; 11nd Lou 'l‘clloze-n in "The Vict-
llo 1;; 11 slum product. and hits lost
track or l1i1'..11iollu-r. but learning that
mother 1111111; 11111 recognize ll-L‘l‘ son,
but plus 1l11- pair up for the 1111-111.
Mary discovms. stolen jewels in .liln‘s'
1111111, and hi1 c1)lll'1'>1"1's to her. She loclm
herself in 1111- 'bvdroum, wliilc Jim
goon Io sloop i11 ll11- 111-111 room. 'l‘lm
picture fc111111'.1-.~' will (‘Onldll sa'peciul-
ilii '1 (11 Hip higlusl (lldl‘l‘
Grand Opera
,‘l‘he L. 0.0. M. Presents
“IL 'I‘ROVATORE”.
A? Hoyt'u
and Thursday Nights, Feb.
14th and 15th at 8 o ‘clock
Assisted by A. Merriam’s Aug-
mented Orchestra.
the New York Metiopolitan
Opela
Cast of 13 Local Characters
Chow's of 40 Voices
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
THE WONDERS OF‘THE
, . HEAVENS I
'1‘HURSDAY,F‘.EB xcth, 8 p. m.
Brooks, of Hobart College
Tickets—Adults 3 5c ;
child1en,25c
,—
ELK'S‘ FAIR
Every Night This Week ‘
7 P. in. to Midnight
Great Attractions
Dancing Free
Grand Night. Monday! Night,
, Feb. 19th
Bigger and Better Than Ever
ELKS" HOME
South Main Street,
South Norwalk
BuyE Yum W if;
a Box of Candy today. Maybe
it‘s a long time since 17011 did it
before.
All the more reason for doing
it now.
N We have
.E‘APOLLO AND FISHER’S
GREEN. SEAL
50¢ to $1 10 the pound.
They are the best and pumst
randy you can buy. Eat a few
yourself and see what you’ev
leen missing.
H. A. ME AD
. .DRIEJGGISI‘
8 Mountain 9111111
SOUTH NORW'ALK
.110 P1111. 31311111111
" Voice Building Specialist
.11. (3- Brooklyn, Paddle 11111.
- and Bridgeport, Conn.
. 111111111 cameo 'r'ul English
9111 111 ‘
Theatre, Wednesday
Director. Renato Gregoretti, of cour.
__. 1
In the AudtOrium of NORWALK
LIBRARY by Prof. Wm. R.
,school
old 11101111111, in 1111 11111411111 to stcnl Jim‘s
.vulunhlm, Mary, cllli-rginu
EIInl‘ol'luu lu»r H1121 slw Illili killed lwr
Eson, 11nd .l1111‘:' li"'l'"."‘l‘ divs from ”11' E
Ebllllt‘k. Mary film: l'ul‘ lu-lp 1o l‘l', Mill
lord 'l ‘111 :11‘1l1'11s in liluo lo
slabs him.
111.11
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ELK '111‘1‘. Jim‘ 1'. 1l1v, I111 :nlviPc-u' him to 1:11 E
‘1 1‘1\\:1y and PM 1'111 l1'111'11 lf Ho dol's .111. .
l‘i‘. Mullmd I‘rlil' ’1111.1- 1.11111111111111
tho l1:1l1\'i'11'. 1‘ at i. bor'l. In tho
Jun 11".111'1111 11ml :1 You»
lu'lwm'n hus-
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IRENE FENWICK AND 0111111 M00112
”A GIRL 1.1 KE THAT"
famous P/ayers- Pam/rm”!
At 1111' ixcgcnt "lonorr'ow.
Eonlil 11151.11 1-” Now
band and uilc.
I There is Juli-union 111111 this
Efoaluro “ill 1 ‘1 ::1:11\' udnlll‘l'rs worn-
il only bur-.11 1' 1111- inclul‘g 11'? .0111»
:1 slum 1w1-1I1' 1 1 11'1 l1- .11'1 11111-11151 )1! AMEP ICAN
Ercflcshiugyl 111. 1111111 inlpmsibh' 1i! E-
I.‘\"I'\
MERCHANT
VESSELS .I‘O ARM THEM-
“"”""“'" ‘ . . 9 81111123 soon AND RE-
Mnry Adm 5', 111' 111 mine who hunt! SUMI‘ THEIR SAILINGS.
in l'omunl'r 1".1': 11w. unlil l'udl-ly 111ml. E .-......_._._ .-1
mod 111 11".» 11111.2.211-1' side 111‘ life, i; 11' 11 bulimic.) 1111111 1911:". ”11211.1
l._\’]ll‘ ('(111'31'111 ill 1-1'1'l‘l'—d21_v ("th‘lr‘lllflhi -
and as (li'plvl 'd l:,1' Miss Young prom?
lacs 10 111111 hllm‘ 111111 the majority 0* cur oosltlon re"tored.
St‘l‘f‘l'll buttons. ’l‘lic 111111-211 work is, “South r11r Galitch,'the enemy
{strong illlll 1:1 '11 luring. 11nd slit: (51(an 3".3 1 four roj'manim; {tron}
1111111 st-lllillii'vlul girl and l'oun; 1110' crossed the Dnestcr on the Le
lluar with :1 charm pcouliarly licl‘ 01v11.land attacked gill” ficlz’l p05? In
The .upporlinu 1:151 pirl'ol'lns :nllnirn Espitc of n Stl. ,ng infant;y and
lily, 10011111131 '1‘11111-111 11111111: :'\l10m<‘l.\Ebarrage fire, the enemy summed.
cl‘i‘oclivo in tho 1.1111 111‘ Jim AllillOll), ed 3*, EH in p 'es: .ing back our
and the pholoulaphy 11 equal in 11111121 1field posts. Bv a counter attack
r'c'rpccl 11111111 11111.1 vumvm 1111.11 11:5 MEthc cnemy was repulsed and our
11,-: Solznick 1411.11.15. ltl'oons re occupied the original
Albert Cslpcllnui's directing <1"';po§lti011
lhunds critical approbation, 11nd. \xli.’ "E L} the Carpi‘thllll
the star‘s wide-spread Population 1117 failing in places.”
create public 11111110115 in U10 1111111111. ZURICH, Switzerland, Sunday,
, “The Foolish Virgin" should prom iii Feb, 11’ m p. m" via Paris, Fe}.
sterling attraction. A1l1nission..1uult-i :2, “45 :1. m .__Mog‘[ of the mem-
Enee, 10c, evening 1:70. bfirs of Amtass “adpr Genrds
-__.~_ "x. llarge p’artv gave a genuine sivh
+Tomorrow—ulr6nc Fenwick in “A GlrIEof rcl'cf thin afternoon, when t‘te
, Like That" ESwiss bn'dci wa" reached. £0.- th'
ll'cnc 111111111011 has 11 strong 11211111112 strain of the last few (133.511.151.315
toward characters 111.411 many an nc— Emorc 01‘ 195:, on the majority o
tress would shun—Julie was a Concy l." .thc travelers.
land dancer in her last Famous Play-E , Ambassadm Gorard met cor-
ers picture, and it go '1 111-51 1111111 1111- dially the newspaper men wh'
portunity for dressin" up in the 5951' ' crowded about him on his arrival
snow in
IAN“
passed 1111' cxpvctulimrs of tho produc—
l'xpw‘lalll txln‘biiors
and the public Sillt't‘ 1111' making of 111.1
The play of 1hr
5111111», 111111111 has appeared in Norwulll.
'11‘101'll
ill‘<'illl.‘il,‘ sowrul new features
now posidhlo on tho slugo hurl: Ill-ell
clit'l'l by the
Cossack Whip" on \\'edn1.-"1duy; Sossue
.lupnnvso
1031111111, lulunu's infatuated with Jim llaynllnuu. illc
Alllllh‘l}. 'l‘l11' lunar is 1111 1111-1111101; actor in "’l‘lw llonol'ublo Friend" on
E .. 1. - . 1 . .
who llilr- 1111-11111 lun'glur. Mlu'y, unnv 'Illusl'du). (mil l\lllll? and (.1111) lo
uuro of his slludy purl, marries him. “NEW?“ 1" ”1*“ \\‘orld»llrndy “‘0'
sho is livinr; in tho Norll‘l’ (‘arolinu (”'3' ol' (unscivm'lW on Saturday. 'l‘hu
mountains, lukcu his wife tilt-re... 'l‘hu DH anlon vaudeville program for
company I"- was driven back and:
11111101 of an altogether big and: liteness of the German people
twith the resultant goor‘, elfect,
Iwas being jeopardized.
Delay followed delay and one
for 31.11 “when drumu compelled a road WWW“ ("Ill”ll‘r‘l' excuse war. made after another
111.. 1nd Alli! was not free until the SII‘WMI ”Wm" at I‘ll" Paint-o "3““de until Friday night. when the
IEI'IE-‘K of 1910, when she, again stay. Ill 1111‘. picturizalion (if Illt‘ well known Fol-gig“ OffiCC suddenly an.
rod in. u Alolro-Roll‘e production, “'l‘lu- railroad drama, “Ninety 111mb Ninv." nounccd It? willingness to permit
Kg“. m' Hate." E’l‘his is 0111' or ll11~"g1'ealcr" Vitogl‘apll ML Gerard M depart on til: {0]-
In ~11“. Awakpmng of 11.4.1111. features, :1 now rel-3111111 that has sur- lowing day. The. names of cor_
rcspondents and of other persons
were added to the list, but even
then petty delays and uncertain-
ties followed until shortly before
the tra'n wan boarded.
said in :- friendlwthouqh formal
Emanuer. Many Germans were in
the throng at the station,.1.vhich
consisted partly of Ameri‘tan's
.who had not rezeived permission
to depart on the emb'issy train
and must await the police routin:
bcfom being allowed to leave.
The fact that it was not generally
known that Mr. Gerard was dc~
parting reduced the demonstra-
tion at the South German statiqu
to '1 m'nimum.
The older women and the child-
ren were. assigned to the sleeping
liner dam 111 this 11'- 'Pk beginning cars on the train Th“ yOunq:r
’I‘lnuflsilu). in dllllll") to the mentioned ,pcrsons rode in '1‘: day coaches
1 and made the trio of twentv hours
to the border with no serious dis-
comforts.Tl1e partv was acconw
'panicd by two representatives of
the Foreign Office and guarded
carefully by men from the Secret
Service. The custom inspe2tion
and other examination at the bor~
der were relaxed to a more for-
malvty. . ,
BERLIN, v'a Wireless. Fol.
11—011: German sub-11min: in
Ithe North Sea has sunk five un-
lmown British steamers of an art
Inl'cgate cf 1.1.000 tons. says the
'Ovc'serc New" Aqency.
The Nelle lefl'ller Zeitun'r:
lih‘} \ew' agency adds, reports
Eficrn The Hague that Fc‘ lruary 9
Evans a record in the Submarine
warfare, as thirty-five vessels
were sunk.
A dispatch from Christianh
says that on February 9, 39, 000
to: '51 of shipping was destroyed by
Gsrn'i‘an submarines.
PETROGRAD, via London.
Feb.'12.—Elevcn members of the
workmen's group of the Central
Mil‘tarv and Industrial Con'lmit-
tee of Petrograd have been ar-
rested, charged with belonging to
“evolutibnaiy parties and fonen‘
ingn labor movement with the
ultimate aim of translor 11in"
Russia into " social democrati"
republic. Official announcement
was made todav of the arrre'ts.
Four other persons have been
winced undm- arrest. It 15 alleged
°l
they constitute a group who;
object '2' ‘21 organize demons Ir1
“,ons w'th the intention of com-
mitting excesses.
PARIS, Feb. tar—Openinw of
the Lyons sample fair has been
postponed fro-n Marh 1 to
Watch 18 because at the tmnsnor-
tation derangements created by
the severely cold weather. The
f|fair will be held from March 18
Ito April 1.
ROME, via .Paris, Feb.
12:20 a. Ina—It is officially an‘
nounced that two Austrian r'ea
scontmg o°f
”how 111.111.0511.,»
”Grits. New York sailed from Liverpoa
Lillian 51.11 in Expowreo'foivorce Ev- were false. Pom to this Amber on Fe
Mr. Gerard’s farewels Wei-121m:n Liverpool 1..1 31.
Jami why: Mr
.son's latest creation V0“ 3111111; “I“ at EZu1ich, clamoring for inter—.planes which were
Edaughter 01 11 11111111 robber in 1H" 111'“ views for papers all over the civi-, the Albanian coast were shot
lest Parr .mounl. Picture, 'A Gill Likc lized world, but hp kept rigidly down nnar Saneo. TWn n‘ the 'n.._
'111111," in which 111111 is being (:0 slurred to his determination not to speakEL‘upantsE of the machine well: '
111111 Owen Moore by the Famous PM? Efor publication until after he has made prisoners. One of the air-
ers of. the Regent Theatre “93“ “091‘ reported to President Wilson in ships was captured and the other
It IS not a pretty part that MlS‘o 1L0“ Wagh1n'gton. .E
wick plays in this pictul'e.f01 HM i5. The strain of the situation for
shown 111 that as 3 11111111191 01 her the Americans' 1n Berlin had beer
Efatl1cr'_s disrepulablc gann and 131” he1ghtened toward the end 13‘! thet
Egogs lo 11 111111111 town with ““3 ”Dre's efforts of the German authentic:
Enux‘lwsn 11119111111111: the Combinwon *0 to induce Mr. Gerard to enter ne
E11111 bank solo with lhe idea of robbing got ations' for an amendment to
Elm 0111111010“1 3‘" Circumsmm’s the Prnts'an-Amerinan treatv of
1complclcly (bongo the character of 179% At the same time the Ger.
lhis headstrong gii'Lund she final]: .man newSpapérs were flooded
aids in ”11- capture of her own nccom- ."with réports of thp seizure of Ger-
pllccs utter they have Prom” 1111...: 1" man ships bv the United. States
her 11nd killed her own father ' and with stories of difficulties and
“A Girl Like 3313i" is *1 DOW“ful indignities encountemd by Count
dramatic offering and it is the kind of Von Bornstorfi. Ambassador Ge:.
11 story in which Irene fli‘Eenwick is 1“ ward was refused pepmisglm Eff, ‘
sunk.
NEW YORK, Feb. 12.—-Opoo-
Sition to the entry into this cEnnn.
try of the European war is es-
‘IVasll'nqton'bv members of the
National WOrkmen’s Committee
on Jewish Rights. which}: hold
incr r1. convention here -‘
The resolution state's that the
delegates to the convention re".
resent half. n 1111111111.. organized
fir;
pressed 1n ’1' resolution’ taben ME _
1 1 u d, ‘1:
American mandamus.- p~s1en1r
Ibipl at this port up to four. The
3 and, according to wire—E
less messages re'aived Iron h‘r
passengers, passed though the
submarine war zone without inci-E
dent. 1
The American Liner Kroon- E’
land docked hero yer,terda_v.a
the 5*. Lou" and St. Paul, of dam
same line, are 511111;: t‘icir pier-3E
while the'r ovncr'a await news
from Washington in regard to th. ' g
po‘ icy, ‘ erpccted Io Ameiicanf'.
shipping that my. id risk 1% 1-an- '
gcrs of the German blockade. E
The Kroonia '11! left LiverpoolE
on Jan. 31. the do] 113501 t‘1e G2— ‘
an detlaration, and had anE
eventful vovage. Or: .'..I l 'on
port she w1‘nrin'3d t‘le de‘-tr"C~E.
ton of .11 But 11 Irei?‘ fir bv shrl- 51
fire from a 5"bm'r‘nc. The cre .17. E9
of the Dutch chip was towed a 1/ 1y. /’
by the submarine in a Ii 6‘ 0'11. Elé‘
l
1
1
I
l,
winks
Asa-n
\
Xe; .:®.
I
On Feb. 5, a strange obj=ct that
looked l kc 9"? funnel of :1. the am- .
ship partlv submci gcd cr the con- Ell
lunar towcr of a s'bnarine n'aaE'l
sighted about two Wall‘s awav. A 6
few hour". later the offices 0 t‘ c ‘l
Kroo'dand 81w :1 mysteriowe 'oa‘t- ; E
In", stearner "'1'" 011"” :13" Pen-‘9
tify.E but which they thought If
might but" ham :1 German whim-i“K
acting a" -1 supply ship to one or 1;
more U- boats. El
The Cunard steamship Sania, 9;
aml the.
It‘tlian ”Newer G11 cum: Verdi.
from Mediterranean ports, reach-
Cd ”10?" (IOTI’R I13“ forlorn
M ‘
More Gasllelng Used! '
ALL 0V 12R THE COUNRY, more gas is
Each year
more famili's are coming to the conclusion
being used than ever before.
that gas is the ideal fuel and are using more
than c vs r.
V"
.11 IS NOT BEHIND 11' ”firs
lo;ally
all-
only a question of time
NORWA
respect and more gas is being use
than ever. It is rapidly becoming an
year fuel. 31d it is
when t‘n'.a Coal Range, with all its dirt and
tz'ct..b‘1c, wil‘ be used only where gas is not
available.
vou H‘VE 'A GAS RANGE—D0
'11} USE '11 _a
1
‘ 10 Uni-find ElcctrioLight
nod Wit-nor C 1
The British liner C:dr§1:.whic‘nl
sud".todavaL‘rcnwofw1tl1ml:
pnsecnzers. will 01er com so!” ~
of mail which has been delay-2d
here for the pist 1.1 eel: aboard t‘13'
St. Lovis. E
LONDON Feb.12, 11: 10:1. "1 E
-—The smk‘nw of 1113 Brit t'n‘t.E
ett‘amshio Nethcr‘c: 9'1 reported.
by Lloyd's.
The Nethcr e - «1.7.211 tons’
91.095. ‘V’V‘ keno Err \nvl av! n“ luff?
departure from DWI—.lrlwhi.‘ land
2‘ f’" Dunkirk, France. I
RERNW- FC‘L I], ".3 p;_"'»;
”4'“. '2. A m.--Il.—.L—.-M,1...
Gerard will
q
re‘ei"o “r's'd‘ni'i
SChnlthess and 111111 llo'l'mnn,
Chief of if": Svyls't- ROVSIT" “~-
partmcnt. torowcw. Tho. t'va
Swiss officials 1'11"! call :11 the
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“ll-cl a little Wagon”.
"TA?” "at: 1'11ABYQUT”
Says the ol" 'ong,a1‘1d nothing i. be”:'r for children than.
Fres iii A" c 1 in the coldest weather.
0 1111.111 1133811le
CAR’ l'i'D "‘OCARTS
Is big enough to suit every purse and every tiutc
See the Window Display.
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hon-v1 n‘ pin-"F.“ A Q‘.‘(\‘°"!' 11.1.,
Amnricnn M:l\:“.' 4a,. t“ le‘flfl‘
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Lnxlnnu 1‘10. .4 1.1.. :1 m
._.’l‘l-1n “II"? n5 {‘11'1'11 “WI"; "'3." ‘\
appointed In""e".'o"—"’1"'1"'.l PI
oversea 1100011 m'I'nrd’n'r to th?
(Continued on" l‘1r'1' l'"\".l‘l
NORWALK TO HEAR TROVATORE
Al lilo requn't 11f 1'1'1111' l'x'l"':1 l'11'<
PM of music. in and about .‘Jnrwul‘l.
I'lllwl \‘irgln. H.111 Alll"i"1"'11 mum'wf
fol'lnt‘l'lv o! Um lummm
(mom, will give 11 1011111»-
valoro I11 lloyt's Our 111w of this
rlly. Fell. H and ‘ . Wednr. ‘.l\' and
Thurs-div of "1'. I'm-111' 1‘“ Y: 1311'
out co. 1 n oLn lccil.-l A21:\'i"g’11 g'wc
low. (111N711! Yom‘ _. ‘1‘ in '1l1i'l1 121-1'
Jrllsl's singing ol‘ '1" '1': from in \‘n'I'z'
di Fiuuo and Tosca. 11s “"1” :1". savor-"l
other brilliant \‘ocnl‘numheru. lunno-
diulely emitted a desirc to hour l'.-.'1' in
lull operatic perforlnaur-o. (if room"
Miss Virgin will SW”: leov'n':1.'l"1'1
local press credited Mls: \’1r;:ii1 with
halving. :1 voico ul 1W1 111111n11l l1,"1ic
quality rarely possesse 11 lw :1 (1 arm l-E
ic soprano, Inter.“ ’lv of incline; 9111!
power, unusual freedom of vocal pro-
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