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a?! £151 HZ a; 'iitJiirlhr8trlllmillX si-tttseat-you/role' my an: actor. Manama. 'irii'iiiGGAuFrutttee.t d-ands an and mam-at and thawed M‘M thin M nirtettrheto it 'ee tte,.'.: '0'.“ - n ~v~ ' m amaomti, Jone Nttiteai; We ‘ More, Leda PM. Paolo Ars. ',‘ anion, Anna mu, and, Louie De!- man. lice Ruth Pigalwlll haadthe duet. Inlay Night Ceacart 2 _ At the regular concert on Ionday nieht. Am Mt, the Chic!” tMts- phony oreheatra under the baton af Erie Dem will he heard in a splendid program and Mia- Luella Heliua, coloratura 'soprano and Ed- ward Johnaou,-tenor will - as aoloiata. The fact that theae artiata; aretoheheard ontheeame program ia an item of importance. and that they are not only .to appear in tcl dividual groups, but that an a climax they will sing the celebrated love Fiiil from' "Romeo and Juliet" ia ancient to arouse the supreme Interest of every lover of vocal art. Med seats for these Monday concerto are free, the general admiaeion at the gate covering everything. Tuesday night, August 24,, "Mn.. dame Sans Gene" will be given ita first performance with a an that will bring out every shade of the music and drama which has been woven into this notable work. Hera Giovanni Martinelli,will - in a role which he has not sung for new-1 eral years. Alice Gentle im be' heard as Catherine. the woman who outwitted Napoleon and Giuseppe Daniae will have one of the great‘eet character roles of his career " Na- poleon Bonaparte. The atory of "Mme. Sane Gene" ia intriguing. tta plot dealing with thou stirring times in which Napoleon Bonaparte roae from a humble military poeition to that of the trmatest.rniiitar, geniu- the world had'known. There is a atirring story of wifely devotion in- terwoven through this plot, and it hecomea in opera just as outatanding‘ m ”in. 30.9 WWUAI mkmAmCmtl Inn. IiuRuthPil hnBet. Louis Hull PAGE 813 as it was in drama. Mr. Martinellf} will be cast as Sent. LeFebvre, who advanced with Napoleon and became Marshal of France. The part is and that demands great singing and great acting, attributes with which Mr. Martinelli is abundantly blessed. The role of Catherine Hoehscher. the, launches: who becomes wife of Na.. poleon’s adviser, is also replete in dramatic and vocal possibilities as well as in humorous situations, and Miss'Gentle will, no doubt, and it much to hot liking. As Napoleon, Giuseppe Danise will hfTf a Yfey rote which has been tailored to his measure. Not only is Mr. Denise equipped voctlly to meet every do. mud of this outstanding role, but it has been found that he become: I liv- ine portrait of the great Corsican. Others in the cut are Miss Boun- kara, Miss Maxwell, Mina Paggi. Miss rum. Mr, Moftea, Mr. Pere, Mr) D'Angeloand Mr. Annninn. Mr. Papi will conduct. ts' Wednesday night, August a.” beloved Puccini clsssic, " sdsme Butterfly" will be presented with Elisabeth Rethberg in the title: role and Edward Johnson as Ljeut.1Pirr- kerton. Mme. Rethberg 'hss dem- onstrsted on former occuions her complete mastery of this role which runs the gamut)! emotions in which her beautiful lyric voice is utilised with telling effect in the tender scenes while s11 of her' dnmstic power is; drawn upon in those which are more: climatic. As sn interpreter of this1 role Mme. Rethhetk mites the put comyletcly individual nner holds her sudience spellbound from beginning to end. 1','rde,',1'o,',l, is one of the greatest crtons of sll time. He is thoroughly Americpn in the part, and his voice is sdmirsbly suited for the beauties of the Puccini" tore. The love duet between Pinkerton snd But, Urfty becomes one of the gems of open " sung by Mme. Rethberg snd Mr. Johnson. Mr. Bssiols will be heard " Shsrpless in which he In: won distinction and Mme, Boursksys will be Suzuki. Mt. Mejia will be Goro; Mr. D'Antrelo, Yainndori, "sd Xian Fglco, Kate. Mr. Pupi will con- An outstanding feature has been, arranged for the Children’s Concert and Entertainment which will be, given as usual on Thur-day after- noon, August 26. The orettestra pro- gram which will form the first half af the program will be explained to, the children by Mr. DeLamazter, and: then will follow an entertainment In yhieh Ill-I new! Emmi of the Rag vinia Open (mural)! appear in the agtseaetiimt'mteNtaotmttr. nan." Min Freud will‘be with!) by a hue amenable from the Aea.. deny of Dmmntie' Ildueation of which mu Berth M. [In in Mar. "The Tale of 1108mm" will .be given on Thursday night, August M, this lacing the first pmkentation of this populdr French work this lea-f “I. Thin in " opera which demand: In mutually hm out and in which our! shtttee - in roles so. Im- ,-tthntitpresenuattroadstttdr in may. Mme. Bari has splen- did opportunity in this open upper- irsqhsthedmttrterouofAnttmioand Ghtliettn, than ftM1thttt the traditions ,srsttte work. ht Both puts her ling- Mr. (nu-loo is to be BORE-n, the and put, . part which he has never "F." befom. in his career, but which dt-tds but! ot voieo'ud facility ;¢'m {Thin will no doubt. prove, "gtiiiiitk2ii, am wgmg (Continua in: M " idit?iv'Uaa'a%3'u% lead a triumph whan-tul with m that it but! pattern-no. an. - m, will'bo'mhd rub on WG dir night. August ttt. Till! Mtttitrl, drama: work has branch: W. Mtrr: thteliito.rouwttkh 11de most impotent addition- In has irhi made whi- mrertotrt, for‘ln it In ioeetreyryeet5rtotteht 'itands of both the compo-or nnd um drmtht that he glut it new nun- inc. Tim after thumbs Duluth: heights of vocalization Ind his gating it than in tuning with his singing. Mme.ithberg, long known a the leading exponent of the ‘role of Made- Iplne, in nu ndmirnble via-nah for Mr. Mathew. _ Beauty of voice, incision, thue are her: in 'tx 1 r . ' l, . _ I _ V FV "l _ i . , T h' I I I I i . , ' I I Cj, g l i x ' C A ie. T fi' tonerous, ‘mtkuitlvoul triumphby ofhitsqrursdtd ml ofthumart,dib mm, intho'mtm tantalum: .,-- at tin It.” school and " Ihr/tttyah-. w hhelovotl by {.37 .. i mum; ttetuo'trdrMiltmt_rrpid1tt,'l Amt”. I“. My!!! bola-lo ' f‘ Manama! (his . - 'brkxlvullmnorl _ who ~g- for niacin: in iA.liiiyiturlrif ambothirrteotd eolontm mm which that W not: of ies.etith? acting for which Mnse.Borfir.t)tm?y,uyti1isod_trftt! telling elect. , . Clank» " Alfred 'hu‘uuny n . mtien to display the splendid N quality of his voles, .Ind duo to a tine outstanding net- ing. Mario , ' lob will be out no Germonth btartinwhiehheh" the cut are b. Ilojiu. Mr. D’An. tmto,Mr.Ami ,IliuCormtiud mu "Ito. ; " Pup! will conduct. a; (mt.atttsemetgt . THE DAY YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MOST f I . / :34 .Waukegan Retail "litrihti.iosti - "'i'._r_'st'i'i'_,ii', ---- - - A. "), . "li' m. Mt. D‘Audo Mr. Pup! will ateF al.1113021- $3,! You’ve waited patiently for this semi-Annual event -- _ 'tits gan’s most sensational selling --- Dollar Day. And you} . justly rewarded. Due to a backward season, with most .. i e- gan stores, this Dollar Day looms forward " the Urtresrti,i,irt kind. More goods to be sold ---- Reductions in this Bantam: int will bemost drastic in every Waukegan store participating: _ - ing greater Bargains on seasonable summer 1',',',t'",tl'ti"t'l 'it i, family may share and save. If you value money yon , I , everythingand make arrangements now - to be in Wni'ttr , Thursday morning, August 26th, bright and early. V Iii,". 2 ’. THE DAY YOUR DOLLAR BUYS moss "i j All Roads Lead i, MrAUllllKlllllilGAN _i' Thursday, Aug. 2thi 1, Mr. "tutt'.Ett"f,i'g'ii Chamberof Commerce 'e, Waukegan-r-North Ch ieaiio «I . 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