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THE BEE: OMAHA, THOSDAT, APRIL 25, 1912.
CHOK HAS 6REAI TRIUHPfl
Oohhj Cbaeert Sftl Vriiet of
V . Xsiictl Achieremeat
was plaudits or imiTrrniE
' i
n'tw OrrkM(T Mattae film
Ceaeer that DUjtaT""4"1 I
fewer f th faeeae J
Orajsalaatl. j
9 Mr KtHr and lb Mendelaaoba Choir
af Ornate had sot already IbuhssbiiI Um
tut' at Ocneha with lbtr im
leace, tba Hrtenum at mat night. at
tha MiHi mem of Ih eprtng series.
MM the verdict. It l trtomph
Mtt M any ndctr and any body of
mUm might (Ml proud at rentable
ratio. Tka Theodora Taos Orchea
tm. bad ha share, but the rami musical
aeataranaal was that at the etaotr, end
It wee m reeogntsrd and approved br alt.
Ttlswath s Wedding Feast" waa glvea
with U warmth ana rtaar. a delightfully
desalted bJterpretaUon. and ahowlag tba
chair ability a a perfectly drill
choral ergBntsaftoa But II was tM
brrnn. choral museo with aa acaompsal
meat, that really evoked la plaudit of
tka multitude aal that ward la used la
ta Irnlat nm tor It M a multitude
that tUId th Auditorium hut Bight
aad brsugkl aat aaah aa Insistent de
ment far aa encore, that an wi tw
renteted.
" Hysaae Chajmleuvty iaa.
Mr. Kelly ha elwaye snowa a rever
ential ta udornee ta hta treatment of
ratwtoae tin ana. and Octet's must wee
Borer better grrea tbaa It waa whan th
hotr nn "in Maria it alia." Wall
yet tha beauty at tMa Bomber waa rUII
lingering a tha sense, a atlU further
delight iraa furaiehed la tha wonderful
to predated ta staging tba Egar
-Angelue." OtM thought tha hl(bt of
karaumlaua ' arfattloaa had thaa baan
attained, and Uatanad with pleasure ta
Iha livelier aad mere famllssr glee. -Kch
Vt Mora, Ladles." with aaUafactka. But
tha dtmax earn whan tha delicate aet
Hoc Oraavtue Baalaoh haa glvea one at
Bbelley'a fragments waa at aut by tba
hair. It waa tha meet exquisitely lovely
Mt af tha whala aaartrt eerie. Tba
pestle aoull of tba trla, authar, enra
aoaar aad aaedaetor. Uaat la harmony
as delicate, aa oheslve, aad rat aa
BeJpebia, that tha audloac aat. breath
withheld aad ajraa eaatorod. drinking la
tha aataa (hat aana aa aott. a awaat and
a aura, dying away la a. whlspar of
' saoste, 10 ha flh)ad by tea awat apoa
Umoui eutboret of applause that haa
baa itvaa. It waa tha acm. and aa aueh
waa aapafal br tha fraat aodlaaoa. aad
aotalac la tha way af hawa froai aaa-
dudar and ehear would appaaaa tha 0-
auad that tha auxbar ha raaaatad. It
waa Karcalr laaa appXoa
and haartac (
'mtmM Maato W.tl Bwaa.
"Hiawatha Waddlac raaat" waa aunt
with araca aplrtt. Oalarldca-Taylar of all
bm la aaulaaad ta (ra mualeal aatUnc
ta tha Laaafallow poami thaaa af aa wha
hava haard tha tomtom aaund tta ayaeo-
td baa. wMla watchlac th duaky
ornu laaa la Mry r Hda Ulta abadowa
hi aad aa af tha flrall! alrala of tha
' daaea. ar.bava hataaad ta Iha wild dla
aonaao af iha weoaa'a ahaat, tha war
rlar'a aona or iha hualar'a Mia, know
how wall tha aptrtt at tha radana'a amala
baa haaa aaacht and haid by tha
wbaaa Mrta haa aaUad tha wild at
Africa to tha taaia af Iiurlaad.
OoaduetoT EaUya daMaraamt baa (ought
out tha aaorat af Ihia atuato. aad broucht
forth tar all Tha "Waddlac Wi
h) aalta aaturally a aiora aaliaaio aaav
paaniaa thaa by Th Daub af Mian-
baha." aunt by tha ohoir Mat aaaaoa.
bat aaafaaally aotaa tha eharaottrtJUoa
af Jbdlaa muata la both. Tha chant la
tamaa mahoa Iha datfaraanat tha lon
drawa walHng aoto af th aairowful taia
af atanraaoa aad cold hi ahortanad and
autckaMd lata tba bqraua aalabrallaa af
th wadalna, at watch aaaaa aad alaaty
war araaaot. and whara tha tribal aatar
Ulaar did thatr auniat b tha aad that
tha "yoaata b mar aootantaa." Tha
choir aetorad a thta with daah aad (nan.
and It waa aatandldly raadarad. Mr.
Millar acMovad a aaraaaal aaaeaai with
Iha m af CMblab. Hti Oaa Toioa
fairly flllad th vaat buadlna with IU
clair laaianana. tha laaa oarrylac auaht-
tty t th anoa of tha aaaoa. and laalna'
aoUint la rtty or totamnty. na cot
a round H aaplaaaa aa aatbaalaatla t
It aouid not wait for th orchaau to
Sniah, bat aat aft tba aat barn at tha
acora eomalauiy. . ,. )
fnlim af h riaaaaaa.
Mma. Vaa aor Vaar aanc wah much
draaiatta fore Iha aria "Joan at Are.'
bat bar to oaa an mod ta lack ta waratth.
' eta a, too. waa wall raoalrod and raapandad
with a Utti Eafttah ballad that abawad
araeb ajar at tba oatarful auaitty af
bar mica thaa did bar artaotpal aaaal
Aat Haaa Lata bad addad to that ba-
ai nwia ha amda with Omaha
mini Mia 'atatla aal waa a
artlatle aehlaraaiaat Tba aeharaa mora-
Mnt waa BMdatrjoaatty aooomptUh.
-EutTonth" waa pUyai in a masterly
aad dtHrbtfat maanar. The Tarh'l
kewaky amphony (tewed In the thrlil
Ina tone that exalted the whole pfcc
The preeloue folkaonrt of -the Ruaaai
were eWt from the other aerttoaa aal
played la aueh hold relief that H waa ,
watlele to follow then aa they emerged,
driven higher by the proteatln clarinet,
elattrrinc on Into a wWer apaca and roor-
Inc Into tha coofualua of tha hurly-burly
of th peaaaata. Tha mualc ran wildly
and moodily, and waa toaaed Into paa
aionate acltatioa or waa tread lot to
laaplrias aptrtt af th paopi. Th to
multuoua agitations of the but momenta
fairly whirled one lata tha thro of to
paeatoa mualc Tha atrias Instruments
em a Btinclnc aote: tha ejlartaet ruahed
Into atronc aaantanra. aad tha drums
lateaataed all.
Fieaiama for the Day.
Tha pfoa-rama for the afternoon and
eenraf eonoaru war onuaually well -
meted, anrrtdlnc the lit beet of mualeal
wealth tor the entertainment of all. That
played at tha matinee waa:
Orarture. "Euryantb" Weber
Aria. "1 run Would Woe." from
Xury aataa- wooer
Mr. Weld.
Symphony. No. i, E Mlnor..TachaUunraky
Morn atey i. em
Died November & UM.
a-mphoak: Walts. Opus I
Frederick Stock
Caprlocio Eepaanol. Opue (4
sinwr'iuiniuw
For th veoln( th proa ram was:
OTerture Der ImproTlaator d' Albert
Choral mualc (without accompaniment
The Meadelosoha Choir.
Im Maria hteila
,.uwara uriv
M Ancelu ifuecenyl. Blr dward Klgur
fr 1 -4)1(1 Knernen oiee niq. ad more.
lAdiea (.Shakespeare) elevens
lit "On Hlmalay" tShelleyl
QranTllle Bantock
Aria Joan of Arc Bemberg
Madame van aer veer.
Heheran and finale from -Scotch Fan-
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Mr. Lata.
Hiawatha's Weddlna Feast"
Words by H. w. Longfellow, musie
ae a Oolarlae-Taylor.
Mr. Reed Miller, the Mendelssohn Choir
and Iha Theodore Taomaa urcieaire.
Tristan and lenlda" Richard Wagner
Act 11 introduction. Lave Been a
umuuM a warnina
Isolde Misa Hlnkla
Brsnsnene Madam Van der Veer
Tristan Mr. Miller
Vereplei, "Die Meleteralnger Wagner
Tka Feraletent and Judicious Use at
Be Advertising la tha Koad to Bustaaaa
BERNARR MFADDEN HERE
albar-tflar Athlete LeUsi
Her Tbla Afteraaeo aad
Beealaa.
Brnorr Maofaddm, who la aa editor
and strong man af world-wide fame wUl
lecture at th Lyric theater at I H this
afternoon ta women only and at liU to
ion only. ', , .
Mr. Maefadooo drploraa the aoeeselty at
thua paraUag tba eaiee, but ha vary
daflnltaty atalea that ha baltaVM the In
lormaUoa presented at each kmtara la of
equal IntporaMtas ta both aexec . .
Ha atatea, howerer, that tha eableau he
Imain are ordlaarily tanned "deil-
cate" by boiita aoctety, aad la ardor ta
talk frankly -on thaa Unsortaat themes
It baa been at in aery (or Mm to aepamte
hla audiences. In connection with hla
lectures ba performs aome really remark
able teata of strength; for instance, he
teara Iwa packa of cards aa though they
war paper, ha "china" himself with ona
finger of either hand and performs other
equally astounding testa.
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The Baal, a arach mors arrowy awva
mVat. waa aleo lva wlU aolrtt aad
excellent taata Mr. LeU taapoaded to
th Insistent fall M aa eacare. playing
a aacareaa, wttb bar acoomaenlment.
and agata ahowlag th maatery he
tot tha -king at laetnimeata."
Wark f lb wiwbeoera.
The a" Albert orartar. aharaetarlstl at
th man. waa apleadtely played by tha
orchestra, although Na mosJcal value
rcsu chiefly aa th oehaalcal Clffleul
tita It pros sr ta; tta teahnlo, aad aat tta
tonal tea Tit T. reoom mends It la tha or
chestra lander.
Tha Wagner aasubms were moat
in seal i sit presented It la traditlonai
with the Theodora Thotnaa Orchestra to
gtr Wagner th best and eloasat f at
teatlon. and this' Iradltlaa to losing none
, of Its fare with Passing, years. Cepa
cia lly well done waa th vorapetl ta ''Ola
Metnerla-er.- Th trie from "Trtstaa
and laold", waa wen sung, although tha
laadeauacy of Mha Miakla'a voiot ' ta
aueh aa laiiasmaa ban waa sua mar m
evidence thaa an tba oaealeg Bight, but
the beauty t bar seasa charmed all
wha beard bar.
kasser AwdiesM) of tba aerte.
It was tha banner aadleaoa of the ee-
saat atgltt. Omshs's wealth aad caltara
bad gathered at tha Auditorium, and (
aia aathualaam waa fre neatly la avt
Vaca. while well-ared latareat waa ever
anaaUaec Th hoa- aad the orchestra
may today ccrigraraUU thaaailvaa that
Omaha to waking up. Mr. Kelly aught
ta tab moon latiarsgsmiril
exBerteooe of tha I I ima. Be to
emit led to credit hsytnd meaeure. aad
he arast feel that la aama waia hla of-
torts hare beam apprsazed.
At th Maria.
At th mitlaes. wtuch waa atvaa avar
. to tVs rchaua aioaa. with a aal by
. Mr. Weld, aa audlaaoa of geama music
lovers Riled the haO aad enjoyed asath
a praaram a eahj tba Theeoere Thnaan
Orcheatra. ander the batoa i
Buck, - asm luralah. -Th evertur
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Mr. Macfadden hag eoans very 'aoiou
Men In th development of beauty and
(harm at womankind. Ha matatalaa, for
astsnoa. that all women ran he
aetlei that vtvadty, tha moot attraoUva
aharaoterlsUc of beauty, caa anally ba
Cultivated. He stela that real beauty
to nothing mora thaa a bubbling over af
th lit forosa: that an must ba aa full
at vitality that every change at th fear
turaa. every glance f the eye. every
move of tha body. Indicate th poseee-
awa of tbeee remarkable powers. Ha ba-
evaa that bright ayes, red lice, pearly
teeth and aa exquisitely tin tan eom-
yiexloa caa ba secured by a blood purl-
tying aad a body building process. He
maintain that monstrous errora are
made ta the rearing of girl; that th
Waahbeaa of womea to brought about
through easily avoidable errora He of'
tar hope to those who might be desirous
f building superior beauty aad bodily
strength regardless of the age Ha
tends also that many of tba complaints
peculiar to women caa easily be cared
at home without raaort to drugs er oper
ations. Ha grew deft nit instructions la
hla lectures aa to the simple methods
which caa ba used for thta purpeee. He
haa aome peculiar idea la twtereaea to
marriage. Divorce, ha aaya, la largely
due ta physiological causes, and that a
proper understanding of tba erieoea of
lite as K appertains to aes would elim
inate tha large part of tha Borrow and
suffering that reaulta from marital m la
te kea. He haa aome vary an usual views
about motherhood. He discuss aa beauty
culture la a vary Interacting way and
mamtalna that enthusiasro In nergtea
at youth can be retained to middle and
even t later lite
la hi lecture ta mea be deal aome
sledge hammer blow against tha lnv
morelKlee at tba ago. He believe that
wt man abouM ba strong; that
should ba a liv personality. Ha call
attantioa ta th weaknaa of men, and
gives definite Instruction for bulMlng
anaaual vitality. Stop by atop be traces
th experience of the average bey aa h
frw t manhood la th ordinary city.
la striking detail be enter lata th
diffleuinee with which thla boy
k contact- He brand our education el
methods aa appallingly defer live. He
shows ta a convincing way th pitiful
mistakes mad by boy every where
largely because of ignorance. The pre
vailing prudery to scathingly condemned,
tor ho claims that auaearoaa evils wHh
whtoh Ih (lowing boy oocaea In contact
to daa hugely te hla feeling of dlsreepect
tor his own body, instead of look In
apoa ur oodles a vulgar
ha beuovoa that w abstt
th temple of th aoul; th body should
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- . to at
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be looked apoa aa something aacraa. ana
that Use word shame should aavar Be
aaaeciatag with at wnea reprimanding
children.
Undoebtedlr a lecture of thla kind aa
tering lata details of tba average life
of reung asea. abouM ba at taactaatiBg
Intereet ts all snea wb are aaatraaa ot
baUdlng axtraordlaarj phraioal aad mes
ial aowere. Th average anaa under
present condition Joins the crowd of hes
beenar from B to M reara of age. Mr.
Maetaddea k 41 years ot aa aad be
ciaiau that he Is able te perform mus
cular taata that wis beyond hi Mreagth
tweo.tr yeere ago. U has aealntaJne
kts xtraoTdlaarT ataacular aeveloeeneiits
largelT beraoae at hi desire tor a dear,
strong BknUlitT. He le of the opiaioB
that a elgoroti muscular system mala
tains th blood la perfect parity aad that
only ander awh circumstance la a braia
capable ot doing tta beat work. Ha b
Uerea that th ktghaat degree of aumaa
efficiency ia not reached an til one is be
tween th ages ot forty aad fifty, and
that mea everywhere waste TttalXor.
leseea their mental aad physical capacity.
because at their lack at knowledge at th
laws of HI. Mr. Macfaddeo haa spent
a quarter of a century In a careful study
at the laws, and be claims te aadar
stand them la detail. He proarnt them
ta his lector to mea a plainly aad def
initely taat there la no possibility ot be
ing misunderstood. Ue prove th ac
curacy ot hi touts aaiuBa by refer sues ta
th lower term wt animal Ufa aad th
conclusions that be sets forth are ao
aWerent from tha aaual Ideas aa tbeee
subjects that they caa reasonably be
termed startling m character. Ma man
caa attaad this lecture and fail to bear
conclusions that are entirety new to him.
This subject ooatalnmg mora valuable
lafarmatioa thaa caa be found m the en
tire fVaid t hamaa knowledge, haa fee
aa long assa looked apoa aa "forbidden
fruit.- that It haa aat been properly in
vestigated, and a clear headed, practical
maa Ilka Mr. MarraoVVea. haa a doabt
beea able ta "dig apr much mformarJoa
ot an usual value.
Mr. Macfaddea himself la a truly mar
veaoo example t th remits ot hi wn
Aa a boy hs was aa emaci
ated ronanmpuva. Through his vera at.
forts ha developed th physio ue of a
strong- man. Not satisfied with being
a man ot mora muscular power, ha has
ale attained truly mkrrtZout mental
ebUlttes la addition to a acora or man
of hooks be has written aa encydoeedel
nf nttvafral ftiltiw. (Kb . m..i
LM.ka words, aad all thla literary war
waa aoL-ompUahed while assuming the
responsibility of organising and coosroo
lag vartoue - hag buetnees eurarist
that went th product of hi craattvg
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