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THE BEE: OMAHA, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1921. 7 M M-U.S' I C Br HENRIETTA M. FEES TUB performance of a ptgeant fuch as the one given before the Nebraska State Teacheri' asso ciation last week under the general direction of Misi Juliet McCune, an. nervisor of music in the Omaha pub. lie schpols, brings to the attention the significant place in present day activities this form of spectacular ?tnvrmance has won during the past .iU-oqd years. The word pageant has traveled long way from its original meaning of a platform or scaffold on wheels, upon which plays, or theatrical enter tainments, were given, to tts modern sense of an exhibition of enormous proportions, although it has retained throughout its course the idea of brilliancy and display. The pageant of today (like the pageant "Nebras ka," by Dr. Alexander) usually treats of historical subjects, and is a great dramatic spectacle aided by poetry and music. , ' The masque, which is similar and which was a forerunner of opera, was developed to a high plane in the 17th century, and the name of Ben Jon son appears as one of its principal writers, -v . '. The masque' then, as now, was usually upon a mythological or alle gorical subject. In these, vocal and instrumental music, poetry, dancing, scenery and lavish costumes and stage , machinery were combined, many times lavishly. l'ercy Mackaye, in his recent lec ture here, spoke enthusiastically upon the future of this form of entertain ment, especially in its relation to civic spirit, and he happily combines the two forms under the general name of community drama, which is really what it is. - i It was in 1905 that the develop ment of symbolic celebrations of this sort in England, under the lead of Gilbert Parker, inspired numerous similar efforts in Ajnerica, and it is stated-upon prominent authority that since that tiime hardly a year has passed without , some significant undertaking of this sort. All the great expositions have had them, many civic functions have been elab orate,' aud others have been featured at large educational institutions. But in the Contemplation of the brilliancy of the spectacle and its vast propor tions, the importance of music in the general scheme must not be lost sight of. In the pageant "Nebraska" it forms a veritable background for the entire action of the pageant. Howard Kirkpatrick performed a tremendous task well when he wrote and arranged the music in a consist ent and fitting manner. One is thrilled when one contemplates that so fine a performance, combining so many varied interests and the talent of innumerable, people could be en tirely local., , . i In the progress of development in these community dramas with music, the tendency is said to be "to em phasize the merely spectacular ele ments less and to mold the poetic and musical into better unity." This tendency will undoubtedly continue, and who knows, the time may come when the music of the pageant will as$HJHUM. importancaWn:,ta .it place, in. opera ;and oratorio. In what country , other ' than - a democracy should such a large musical art form be better developed an art form in which the' life of the community, por trayed by' large groups of people, should play the leading role, rather! than the life of individuals, and which' would perpetuate itself, not alone by its historic or; histrionic values, and with or without the spoken . word, but chiefly by the significance of its original musical foundation. The verdict of the New York critics upon a song recital by Emmy Destinn and the findings of Pitts Sanborn of the New York Globe is a fair sample of what appeared in the other publications. -He wrote as follows: "Miss Destinn has sung songs for us before, but she had never by her self given a song recital here until last evening in Aeolian hall. Nor had her previous singing of songs prepared us for what was" to come. It is no exaggeration to call the re sult a triumph. An audience that filled the hall, made it resound again and. again with applause. - Truly it is seldom that a singer known in a town' so long and so well as Miss Destinn, can in one evening add con spicuously to her artistit statue and her reputation, but nothing less was the achievement of Miss Destinn last night." Emmy Destinn will be heard at the Brandeis Sunday afternoon, No vember 20. Next Friday evening, November 18, at the Municipal auditorium, Ne vada Van der Veer, contralto, and Reed Miller, tenor, will appear in joint concerts They will present a varied program, consisting of solo and concerted numbers as follows: - Duet Jewel of the Madonna. Wolf Ferext Mm. Van ds Veer and Mr. Miller. Aria, Salvator Rosa Gomel Mr. Miller. Aria II t doux, 11 aet bon (herlodl- do) Massenet Mme. Van der Veer. Tha Living God O'Hara The I.ane to Bally Bros Speaks Impatience .. Schubert Mr. Miller. Take Alt of Me Stickler Lullabv Cyril Scott Tha Font of Biminl Cadman Mme. Van der Veer. Romance Schumao Rhapsody Brahma Mr. Stewart Will. Morris Pane Old Engtlah There's Sunlight In Tour Eyea. . . .Harllng Oh, Lawdy Strickland Mr. Miller. Velvet Darkness Roddick Homing- , del Relfo On ae Old Bayou... Strickland Mme. Van der Veer. Duet Spring's Yesteryear. . .. Strickland Mme. Van der Veer, Mr. Miller. Stewart Wills, pianist and accompanist. This is the second concert of a series of five sponsored by the Om aha Business Women's club. Erika Morini, a phenomenal young violinist, will be the next attraction presented under the auspices of the Tuesday Musical club. This will Vke plr Thursday evening, De cember 8, at the Brande.'s theater, at 8:15 o'clock. The New York critics gave her an avalanche of tributes J upon her recent playing there. I "There has not been in the last five years, which include all the golden lads of Auer, a first playing more amazing or propitious," said the New York Sun. Another of Sidney Silber's ex cellent articles on "Mastering Mis takes." appears in the current issue of the Etude, This article deals with j Tuesday Musical to , Present Her Here style and charm in piano-playing:. Mr. Silber has an apt way of ex pressing himself, and the sugges tions he makes, although especially applied to pianists, are as applicable to. students in other lines of music study. "Style and charm are cre ated through tonal and rhythmic va riety," writes Mr. Silber. "Monotony is the arch enemy of life and art, be cause it is the cause of boredom. The, difference between life and death is the same as between art and me chanics; the former is dynamic, the latter static. Music then, which lacks personality .and individuality lacks the moving qualities which make it a living' art for living beings." bpeaking of tempo. Mr. Silber says: "Slow movements are not to be played dully, nor are fast move ments to be played agitatedly. The illusion of tempo consists in creat ing rests in motion (fast ! move ments) and motion in rests (slow movements). Keep cool, but do not play coldly at any time." Mr. bilber appeals to students tor concentrated listening, especially in phrasing and the use of dynamics, and also for careful analytical, thoughtful work in these two essen tials of fine playing. He also touches upon one of the most, abused and neglected of all piano playing, the use of the pedal. "Most of the sins against the spirit of music are trace able to poor, inadequate,- incorrect pedaling." Mr. Silber s entire article contains many valuable suggestions and will furnish much pleasure and profit for the reading of it. Among others he gives of books furnishing "solid in formation concerning the recent uses of the pedals." Clarence Cameron White, violinist, will be heard in recital at the Bran deis theater Thursday evening, No vember 17, for the benefit of Si Philips -Episcopal church. Mr.-Wte is not only a violinist, but a com poser of whom the "Music Observer recently said : - The original writ ings of Mr. White disclose pleasing melodic invention, fluency or style together with an apt understanding Of violinistic needs, and, above all, beauty and clarity in his part writ- ADVEKTISEMENT Millions Use "Gets-It" For Corns Stops Pain Instantly Remove Corns Completely Everybody, everywhere needs to know that millions of folks have already learn ed about "Gets-It," the guaranteed pain- End Your Corns With "Gets-It." less corn and callus remover. Any corn, no matter how deep rooted, departs quickly when "Gete-It" arrives. Wonder fully simple, yet simply wonderful, because all soreness stops with "the first applica tion. Get rid of your corn and wear shoes that fit. Bis shoes simply make corna grow bigger. Your money back if "Gets It' fails. Insist on the genuine. Costs but a trifle everywhere. Mfd. by E. 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Mlynarsal la) Negro chant .Clarence Cameron While (b Cabin eotig . .Clarence Cameron White let Negro denre.Clareniia Cameron while Clyde lrus Ulaaaat piano. Alberto Salvi, (anions harpist, will play the following program at the First Central Congregational church Monday, November 14, at 8:15 p. in. Allegro From C Minor Concerto Zabel "To Spring" ,, Orlrg.Kalvl ftpanlan Danre Telthl "fantasia Impromptu",,,,,.,.,,,, t'liopln "Norwegian, liallad" Posrms Intermission, rantasla In B Plat Alvara "I'ance ol the Sylphs" Posse "Vatse Ilrtlllante" Sal vt "The Fountain" Uy Iteoueal) ..Dsbussv "Italian Serenade" Balvl "The Muslo box" Tedeschl "Tarantella" Aptommaa-Halvl This will be the first musical event presented by the Ladies' soci ety of this church this year. The pro ceeds are for the benefit of the build ing fund of, the church. . , Muaicnl Note. On Sunday afternoon, November 20, Music week will be celebrated In the DeLone Harp studio, Six teenth and Douglas streets, by a program of harp muitlo by the ad vanced class of pupils. ; Pupils of Luclla Allen's violin school will give a publlo recital at Allckels mualo hall Wednesday or Muslo week. .1 Plans for community muslo week, which begins on Sunday next, are being rapidly matured, and great Interest Is being awakened. Many Arms and Individuals have been en listed In the work, and considerable headway has been made in organiz ing special dally events, to be given at different stores, the Grain Ex change, the Live Stock Exchange, and In other places where assem blages are possible. Joy Sutphen will present Emmy Destinn at the Brandeis on the afternoon of Sun day, November 20, and Charles Franke will have John Philip Sousa's band at the Auditorium on the- afternoon of Sunday, Novem ber 27. Many of the leading pro fessional musicians have arranged special programs for churches and at their studios for the week, which will be generally observed. Miss Alta Gillette, South Side muslo teacher, announces two re citals on the evenings of November 18 and 22 at the South Side public library at 8:15. Tublic and all in terested are welcome. (Studio ad dress, 4502 South Twenty-fourth.) Pupils taking part are: Bose Derlo, Bernlce Wallace, Emma Jonechiet, Edna Byres, Lyle Han sen, Jack Smith, Anna Chrlstenson, Gladys Slmmerman, Marion Wilker son, Iola Daly, Esther Eggers, Mon che Smith, Charles Smith, Jean In- gersoll, Marion Rea, Ruth Ehlers, Marerete Nary, Gladys Bowly, Vir ginia Relgle, Bernlce Smith, Eliza beth Kieser, . . ' The sacred concert planned by Miss Minlfred Traynor, organist and choir director of ' Holy Angels church, for the benefit of the church fund Sunday evening, November 20, has been postponed Indefinitely owing tO' the campaign for funds for the Father Flanagan Boys' Home. In recognition of Music week Miss Traynor will give a spe cial musical program at 10:30 o'clock mass on Sunday, November 20. and Sunday, November 27. Miss Traynor will also present her pupils in a piano recital Sunday afternoon, November 27, at her residence stu dio, 909 Mercer park boulevard. A wedding ceremony in the quairft and charming manner of the Cana dian provinces will be seen in lhe Lane That Had No Turning," Agnes Ayres' next picture. v - As the Natural, Safe DEFICIENT BREATHING HOLLOW CHEST WEAK Pill - O -. . .O fio torrect tonstipat Without tathartics Yeast Vitamon Tablet IRUNT i Idown I 7 J POSTURE VI ixi II ft STRONG . 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Now we're not going to travel cheap this trip we're going to be comfortable. Where d'you want this put?" as the steward dragged in a steamer trunk. ."That's yours. He can put that under your bed and mine' can be set here." While Warren unlocked the trunks. Helen fluttered about the luxurious stateroom examining all the appointments. . "Dear, 0k what a nice big ward robe," opening the mirrored door. "And all those hangers! And I love these side lights on the gray walls. The French line does everything so beautifully 1" "Well, they give you good grub I That's more important than the color of the walls. Want this tray out?" "Yes, I'm going to, unpack now everything that We'll need. I want to be all settled before it gets rough. Now if you ' have that bed, you'd better have the drawers on that side of the dressing table. ,Why there's another drawer under here for shoes. Oh, we've never had so much room." "Well. I'll go up on deck till you get things straight Then I'm com ing down and take a nap before din ner. Didn't get much sleep last night." ' "You can lie down now jf you want to. I won't make any 'noise. You ought to rest all you can on the steamer and sleep does you more good than anything." Warren yawned, stretched, looked at the bed which she had invitingly turned down, then peeled off his coat and began unlacing his shoes. "You won't want this big bolster. Put it there on top of the wardrobe on those life preservers. Oh, what lovely linen sheets 1" "How in blazes ani-I going to sleep in this light?" "I'll draw the curtains over the port holes. I can see' to unpack by this," turning on the silk-shaded wall light farthest from his bed. The room properly dimmed, War ren unresponsively submitted to Helen's hovering ministrations. 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There was noth ing to worry about, nothing that she had to do. All the rush and flurry was behind her; now she had only to rest The droning swish of the waves and the rhythmic throb of the ship soon lulled her to a deep oblivion. A clamorous noise. The sonorous beating of the ship's dinner gongl In the daze of a sudden awaken ing, Helen started up. The state room was quite dark, only a narrow streak of yellow showing beneath the door. Fumbling on the waif by her bed, she found the switch and the lights flashed on. Warren, row aroused, was blink ing resentfully at the light "Why this must be wroncr." glancing at his watch on the dress ing table. "It can't be half-oast sevenr "It can't, eh?" as he rolled out. "That's the dinner gong we've slept right through. Why the devil didn't that steward wake us? Now get out my clothes I You'll have to move fast." , "Dear, it. can't be I We couldn't have sleot throuch the dressing gongl" laying out his dinner clothes so conveniently hung on his side of tne wardrobe. But the steward for whom Warren rang announced in broken English that the dressing gong had rung at seven, it was now half-past, and dinner was ready. "And you're . always cackling about being a light sleeper I" growled Warren as he got into his clothes with record speed. "Yes, I should've heard that dress ing gong but I was so tiredl" "Well, you'll have to hustle now. You'll not do any primping tonight. Where're my ties?" , "Right there in your collar box." "Why the Sam Hill did you put in these white ties? I didn't bring my dress suit. Where's a black one?" upsetting the box. . "None in here." Helen, hooking up her gown, stopped petrified. " She had not brought a black dress tie 1 In the nervous haste with which she had packed, she had put in the white ones instead! "Warren, I I'm awfully sorry, but I'm afraid I forgot your black ties. I I must've been thinking about your dress suit Couldn't," appealing ly, "couldn't you wear oneof those?" "A white tie with a dinner coat? Not if I know itl Well, you are a peach 1" savagely. "This means I can't dress 6n the trip 1" "Oh, yes you can) Wait, don't un dress, yet I know where 1. can get onel The barber I They always carry a lot of things.". .- ( "Not dress tiesl People who travel -Mastm s By Millions YEA5T VITAMINE TABLET - hive some sense. They're not all blooming scatter brains like you I" - "Just let me nk him it wont take a minute I" Snatching lip her purse, she threw her long coat over her half-fastened gown, and rushed out from the corridor befort Warren could stop her. "The barber! Which way Is the barber shop?' breathlessly, of a pass intr steward. Following his gestured directions. Helen new down a Sight ot stairs to the deck below. Over a door farther on shone the friendly illuminated sign. Inside white-coated barber was leisurely wash nsf a hair brush. He stared amazed at her excited demand. Although he spoke a little English, she had to repeat her quest more slowly before he under stood. Then with a deprecatory shrug he showed her that he had no dress ties. Open ng a glass door he dis olaved his limited stock a few garish four-in-hands, . steamer caps, handkerchiefs, postcards and toilet articles. In sick disappointment she turned back. Was their whole voyage to be spoiled for so trivial a thing? She knew that Warren would stubborn ly refuse to dress, that every evening he would be conspicuous in his gray tweed su:t And ttfy had seats at the captain's table! It would seem like a discourtesy to him. A man came out of a stateroom just ahead. She pressed nearer the wall to let him pass, wistfully. con scious of the satiny black of his din ner coatl Of course everyone would be dressed Warren alone would be an incongruous gray figure..' 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Dear, you go on III meet you In the lounge." - "Well, don't dawdle. Cut short thfi primping, You look all right no body'll notice you anyway, un flatter- . . Ingly, as he ranged out. , ;.. With trcmuloua relief Helen fin." ished hurried toilette. He would, never think of the tie sgainl And aurely her evasions were Jus tifialilet Over her implied false hoods, she had no qualm. Anything,, to allay hi volcanic irascibility! ,m Next Week Helen and Warren in ' Italy. .1 , (Copyright, 1JI. by Uabal llsrasrl ' llarpsr) ' U'!,, Pirlti'H tiinlaa't fnltltftft "The Little Minister" for Paramount with Betty Coinpson ss star, five of Sir, James -M. Carrie's stories will' have been filmed. The four others . were "The Admirable Crichton-- fCecil II. DeMillcs "Male and re-', male"), "Half an Hour," "What;; ; I'vitu U'nmis Knows. " a William . ! de Mille picture, and "Sentimental' ;; it ... aommy. i; ADVEBTIrtKMKNT Careless Shampooing . ,, . Spoils the Hair Roan should be ucd very cure-, ,, fully. 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Be sure your druggls gives you Mulslfled. i 1 YOUR FAT often at the rate of over a PAYMENT until reduction has I am a licensed practising physician and per- sonally select the treatment for; each individual' case, thus enabling me to choose remedies that will -' produce not only a loss of : weight harmlessly, but which will also relieve you of all the troublesome symptoms of .overstoutness such as shortness of .. breath, palpitation, indigestion, rheumatism, . goutj j asthma, kidney trouble and various other afflict tions which often accompany overstoutness. My, treatment will relieve that depressed, tired. vr. sleepy feeling, giving you renewed energy anqi ,yipor, a Result, .of, the loss of your superfluous fat' -You are not required to change n the slightest from , your, regular mode of living. There is no' dieting or exercising. It is simple, easy and pleas - ADVERTISEMENT Eat and Get Thin .. This is turning an old phrase face about, but modern methods '-of reducing 2:. fat have made-this revision possible. . If you are overfat and also averse te physical exertion; if you are-likewise fond' -, of the table and still want to reduce your excess flesh several pounds, do this: Go'1 to your druRKist (or write the Marmola Company, .4612 Woodward. Avenue. De troit, Mich.) and give him (or send theml-s one dollar. For this modest amount ot.. money the druggist will put yoa in the way of satisfying, your ambition for; , nice, trim, slim figure. He will hand you a case of Marmola Prescription Tablets, (compounded in accordance 1 with the , famous Marmola Prescription),' one of ' which you must take after each meal and . at bedtime until you begin to lose, your fat steadily and easily. Then continud 'j the, treatment until your weight is what, you desire. , Marmola Prescription Tablets are not only harmless but really beneficial to . the general health. You don't need starvation diet or weakening exercises. Just go on eating what yoa like, leevo. exercising .to the athletes, but take your little tablet' faithfully, and without' a-' doubt that flabby flesh will quickly tak ,, unto itself wings, leaving behind It your' " natural self, neatly clothed in iiral flesh),.; and itrim muscles, . , , . . ..; ' ! ; r:": ' CUTICURA FOR HAIR AND SKIN For promoting and maintain ing beauty of skin and hair Cuticura Soap and Ointment are unexcelled. Cuticura Tal cum is an ideal powder, re freshing and cooling to most delicate skins. Sasrsbstokrrsttyi'ta (Mm "fettrirtla. anssrta. Dee. ISO. If slSss SCMms. iM4 reary. wtifr. Sopgt OtstaMatSsiidifr.. TsitaatBa, aSefT kuli 1 m e Soap share witkoa sasss. Pay When Cured" treataMM that enree Piles. Fistala im thesr" abart Usee, aritheut a severe aurrieal eax Treat BMa. (Bee Bid. I Oataae, Nek.