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Sunday Library Chats
Ky HENRIETTA M. KEES.
KING AK-S MHifT retcbute.)
ttw coronation this year
wwi a pagrini. it way not
te uiiunul (ur km i have
I 4iC-4iit, but it i uuujI (or Ling
in id. j. art of the country to decree
.. i origin! pageant, Willi tet from
tl legend, of the valley, written by
in bit
iiort lic .4.u!t; iuy Woudaid.
head at tlie i(.lm department, who
was formerly concert waster oi the
Minneapuh iiih(mv irchctra,
and vh. i hved in Omaha during ln
buh(M(t, and Onana Abboti Jeuin
on of ihe voice ib .4i l.tiriit. Mr.
Jcin.i.on !o lived m Oiii.il tor
.. t .
many veal., j'linng mr risini-nirj
....-. '.i nn k ii u , t in nrinn so otkr vk mi
!, i:.i imfi.i in iii 1 1. niuiti. anil i . , .. .... .
.,,g,..l ,u.,: wt.itrn by a!- ;;:-- ev? , ' rp'i
. riurr re. idem, 'i iii i rrtcourag-; , . ., , .
im i.r mu.rf ,u j.rart.cal fashion. 1 -4me' "'l? ,M k0 , ' l"
..r n,ny year. An AkSar-Men -lhtJt 'I'i' "4rl"" '"
I 4 encouraged commerce lid travel
to tm territory, and hi i4 wel-
i....td rrw iiihjfrH. Tlli Ver lie
! i 1 I,!cl another u,teiet winch in
i lihtr many art.
I Jr. Ah-sander of thf tt.t univer-
ii v hat proven that it i not nere-,m-
n go afar for a 'unable tet,
Mr. I anr, who ha nudied In
.' hi luiMic and live.) ill tin part of
I i country, ha. embellished that
! t w appropriate mixir. tuneful,
lot ton i on.pV , and with Indian
it'i-nn an, I 4 hint of thr Spanish, ar
irtnlmg to the demand of the try.
1 he rfdiiiliiiinl ili.nr of Onulia,
t'Tii'rl iiitti Mif l.trp ilinrit. nang
!:nn!v, 1 dry wrre drpffldulde
end iirf nnd 4 rrrdit to Ihf tn'rlvn,
tin ir difrtora. and to Ak-Sjr
fin. f -r t r its f? j n k thnn lorthrr. We
('.i not h4r to it ii afield (or iliKer.
M)it!r I r inie, Wyatt. and other in
lie ijt,t alo (irmcd tint hy their
..!,
I he dram;ilir work, the upectaclei I
! LM'
III III
lllk III a
hat
T'j'all' in I jg .iilld tin
th( Mjiii'l pf lltrfary d.itinu-n linr
iiijf tr Ak-S4r lrn tl4k lie
puldic Miury Iij tm d.i!,iv the
nuiiV liraiititul iot lietjiiiir,
hlind ij.)u dur.n
i ii'il .J.. d t"i
II. r j4t tmr. I
ki" 'iir l .wn iiid tut It ll
1.1 i ""'c i'i tie .Vrnui ihili pi.r4Hi
n-r thf I'tiitiu.n rj.in i it y and
ttjif iiuiit.ilnii, iIiiiu lira ml
Mae Murray's Advice
( f h n W in a t'lut iui, 'Ar i.
.11 .1 It ..... 1..- .1... K .1
I I''1 ri'l t'-r 1'iaiiit. t-i tut i t I"
i live ft Hie l ir ft k-'il lut 'I i !
' dt tiijiute I l y the ).hlji.r - lilt tun
. Ii"!''- i' the ielli.lr al.'lif
Dvnamitr IWtl
to Settle l)i.sputo
JtiolifiiiM.' lliiin'u rrtlit-t
l.f (Wl.lIlT AftT IllUf
WlSXi
Ben Turp n, who made tyt
Mifiinl .olr.
The f'lileiiKu tM'Tii entniiny
ltm to irtelit ! npfliPi hv
Anu'i iriini ii'twrn Nun ti lo r ainl
April.
An nnnnni'tiiieni him len re
ielvil from Mr. Mittld I'imk Mun-
roe. pl.tnlnl, wfm h r-uiiiil her
tom llln at her lit runt pmk h'U.Iki,
341 ll.iii:lltj Ktrret.
Karl Tmihem. piinlt. will Klve
. . n- u...i
nn iniiiriiiMi rni,iii"ii io i'"i'"" .1 i, .ii
frleiulu at the hull, neemi.t floor t "7 " " win
i ),t new k. iiiin.ii.-r n.i Mn. ll. r ; appear in peron at the World th.
tiiiiMintf, lill lK-lH li.i,liii. ini, i atcr beKinning neat Saturday, it i
e.lm ml.iy evenlnir. Hepteiiiher 27. announced by Arthur Frudenfeld,
t II p. in illnjva .M.fnnn Itmlmun, rniinager.
fin i Mief. 1-ri.nce, .i;ir,l.Krn j Hn,1, age kit ia entitled, "Look
pupil, of Mr TunheiK. nil.l Mriiniiel It M .. w)le,h he ( rfciproce
i Hrini l. it Inlet, tiiipll if Mien w . .. ... knn' v ,u
Kmlly fleie. will .h,v. Mr. Tu.iIm ik , or n9' -W,,h h,m W1" PPr Kath-
will ul... m ur mi pn.Knii.i. n..MeC,"!re' ? ,Cfeen ,Ur and Bfft
1 1 Iadley, dim director
Thr flrat mimlriil f the eiiim l.y j . .
the h"lr of the Kmintan .Mi-iintri.il,
i.uihemn ehiinh win tie mv.-n fun- i .iillli liairiii!! .anl to lie
tidy eeriniK, rriiifii.ii'-r
. ii....... ai.. . . . a itui Hid i air jii iui L' iiitirin iii uf . , t ' . m ' -m. i
,n here lh,t week MW , ,U' !", ' ' l"V U "'iKulto ll,ratf l... ink. "I .Lmi I ( V Wjfw) ,
,n here lh,t week. U.) (rl,, t,.y t .i,U nukr ut p.a-, , J( 4. .4,u.,j.,m, , , ' , tZ w'V nirmit.Klum. U., Sr,.. .'-!
M"r" ,,:,"',, J" f,H' '": " TV" 'V ,,0ui.prmu. tL k....l ... g,.. wl, I.. .iA'Lr) t;...r l,,.! n.... have h.e.i pro,
red and tome ,.( the m.e,. , ... t.piWe with all the h.H.k dub j (( , a, rW f u - U J ?f - "O' ! -'"le thi.r il..Hr by re.t
. -re rmmuuu.tv lluim'!" V" V'V l "i j ... rrrdlr., .i bow m wb.ir . iWttilf w....i.. The .to-te h,,u,.ner
.4.itrv." hi -,4W.;I,"-,U "r "'rl'fl .1'"l"""n '(. -e get. it. hut I ,! h.hne h,' &Xfflfl F C4 M.,,e..e.t,d by the fbt j..v.hn;
"hv IVrry Ma.Uif: "1 j "M;k there'. t4.n .U.. .,. ''r". . j l...w and anew put lb nut ci
ii IWcm.," Itv yiiin,;. " ' '"'"''' S'j-n. iltm,(1 ,it. il4itf K )u,t. JjVl; JlW ,,.-. In a m.'re in..d.-ri. il-
the I'litm ert," by l Mll i,i I buMiwMl 1.4. ..r ieie,H d rr.lh,n,H,llv ,, , , , gd- . skel ,...earrd: then Ibc 1
. l . . . !,..;. :i fin-ul4tu.il. ..S, . ... .... , ....t ,
'-I ' . i
v, ;
i- i t
U. nt H.
II f. I I 111 !
lloffowill niilirt.-t. . J TOI IlilHIr III I II 1 1 1 1 I 1 H
a., .1 ,l ,t .... i, t,...i ...i-. , ' " I'miciiim win hi. tun" y.ii"Mi..ni! .nan M, ?e.t, rraiiK v. .u
'Uifine ituiie hv lot ill talent 4U0 ,.,i.., . u...iHiJL,i,n nn,ti ... . ... ' . . .
' .. .l.il A l.:.l .L... " ' - ' ' - - ,1'tll.ll. I.llllttl (lll'tlllllll.tl MWtt......
ti.t.w wealtii of a ilmrrrnt kmil than
i- ii-iu!Iv ilircumrd by the lords of
Ak Sar Hen.
'I he paceant ill iHelf brinw many
pr.ililf t.f the land titgelber. The o
ii.il (.i. tort of many of the art are
brought into d.iy. The 'iitr!litenc
and under.landuiu and i-kill of devo-
c r.f these art are (liven an op
ioriiinity for exiirrnsiiin.
Kiiikj Ak Sar-lien ha done much
for bi mibierl.) by lerrreini a
I ngeant. If be continues with the
i.I'a. who know wh'it may develop?
"Aida" iva written fur the sultan of
Tuypf.
Hem v rurinnrt Maine, who w rite
tlie nm.ic fur the Ak-Sar-Heit pageant
has .iImi written tnu'ic and co-nductrd
eiht (ither pageant in different
miles. Frederick Stock and the Chi
iago Symphony orchestra will play
a unite? by Mr. Fame upon their
program this scaon. Talking about
outdoor iiiumc. Mr. Fame upoke
most enthusiastically about the (,axo
phone. "It i really a wonderful in
trtiiiieut," said Mr. Fame. "String
lone does not carry in the open air,
but the saxophone when it in used
s riously, can be substituted for the
ifrings with excellent effect. It lias
tone quality and possibilities that are
jiliuo-t unknown to the average
listener. I think it will soon take its
place in the orchestra. But it must
he well played."
Mr. Fames taugtit piano for many
year in Lincoln, and following his
studies :'n Paris, be taught in Omaha,
njicr to taking un his residence in
Cbic.igo.
The N'ational Federation of Music
flub is making a campaign drive
throughout the United States for a
Itrt'er club membership in its organ
ization. This drive is being carried
! in honor of the 70th birtkdav of
Mrs. Theodore Thomas, honorary
president and founder of the federa
tion. The association will also hold
iu biennial contests in voice, violin
i and piano again this year. These
contests are open to American-trained
musicians under 30 years of age, ac
cording to information received from
Helen Harrison Mills, 12(H) Colum
bia Terrace, Peoria, III. Within the
next few months prizes will be
awarded in the competitions for the
many different kinds of musical com
positions by American composers
which are sponsored by the federa
tion. The competition for a musical
setting for the libretto for. the Lyric
dance drama, "Pan in America," by
Robert Francis Allen, is still open.
All prize winning compositions will
be performed at the Asheville con
vention, and the national winners will
also appear there.
The Glenn Dillard Gunn School of
Music and Dramatic Art sent an an
nouncement to this office recently.
I'pon glancing over it the names of
three former Omahans were noted
miitner two -ftf;i I "'; . 0f Mindanao and Sulu. told member,
anil tioa l.y Mm. Alum Huntley. "'., ., . .... ,-i. ....... i i- ...
II. ..... Uu.,.1 ..t-1ii.ilut nniliul ,,lr -mil i imn v fiiiiiu i in v u.ti-
Juhn H. Helftren, ftlreetor i.t liiu'le.
Oell ". I'.errvnmn him Imd four
ng ut'i'epteil l.y Hiii'Ik. Ihiyil.ii
t Klilregu for new .'t of rlnnl
nitlKli' bonk that ui noon to he puli
llehnd. "In the WurkMlioi. of licei.t MukIc
MakiTM" I III.' title t.f a Milieu uf
lllimtrnlive ti.iku ly All, e I). tin.)
(Veil W. H.Tiym.in wlili h will he of
fered im one of the new iouimw of
the Y. W. C. A. thin full.
Marshall Neilan ha engaged Dag
mar Ciodowsky, noted act res, daugh
ter of the celebrated pianist and
wile of Frank Mayo, to appear in his
newest production, "The Stranger'
Hannuet," now hi ing produced at
the Goblwyn studio.
merie that he believe there is no
belter investment in the world than
caitle investment in Jiukidnon and
( otahato and neighboring province
of Mindanao, where cattle grow and
fallen the year around on the broad
plain of public laud, which may he
leased at very low prices. Dr. Frank
('. Gcarhart, an Ames (Iowa) grad
uate, who has bred both rattle and
horse in the island for many years,
barked up the statement. lie him
self i gelling rich off cattle, horses
and I'erkshire hog that he raise in
Hukiduon, To redure the danger of
rinderpest he imports zebu from In
dia and breeds upgrade caitle Iroin
native cows. Other Americans arc
doing the same. His horses arc Aus
tralian and Aiahians.
r,' lOilavol; 'Tlt.lori.4l Outline
of Fngli.h ragcaiitry." by Withmg-
, ton; ragiantr. i4 Italun Keuat.-
.ante. It) Mntiit, ami I lie pim
of Waldrn Wood," by Mary I. canted
Mr, ( ted Miltaid ha. given the
Monthly Journal of INycliologuiil
Hetiaiili and 1'roi eediug of the
American Society of I'.vchical Id
rarch n a prnxlual uieiuoiuui of
j her tuoiher, Mr., ( lementin lliowu.
I lir.e will lie loiiml in tli niagaine,
section of the bbraiy,
"Halter de ll Mare'. Meuioii. of
.1 Midget" i one of the book that
ha attracted unit It recent dicusion
and splendid review
"The Story o Mankind" by II W
Van Loon i fait rivaling Well' I
"Outline of Uislory" in populai ity. '
Van Loon' book wan awarded the'
New berry medal hv the iTiihlrrn' t
nection of the Ameiican Library -i
nation a the most distinguished j
contribution to literature for children -
produced in Americu in the past year.
It has freshnes of vision and origi
nality that appeal to the obi and
young alike and ha been one of the
most called for book during the
past mouth. John Newberry, for
whom the medal wa named, w.i
the first publisher of book especially
for chidren in our country.
I lie pure rt.-iv l le vnencjn
l- t'oiioiitit' 4ot i iiit.it it "How Much
Mull I line " I hi eay aiulytr
the nitttius and fmer width impel
people to sue and the amount they
give It i. a thoughtful prrtentatio.i
of he line art of giving and il writ
ten in an engaging tye and scientific
tpi.it and should help the tag day tit
tun. .ii.
I he library will be itmnl dining
l.f Ak-Sar Heii pa.ade.
I'opular ln.kt of the week were:
"III the I lav ol poor Richard" by
haihetler: "Mr Prohack" by P'..
nett; "Maria ( bapdelainc" by IfT
n.oii; "Ahhe Pierie" by lludtt.n;
"rpstrram" bv I.rwiiohn; "Iycbo
analvti and Itehavior'' by Tridon;
"Stniy of Mankind" by Van Loon;
"American Language' by Menchen. j
One bundled and nine year eo
today ( oinmoilore Perry wrote "He
have im t the enemy and they are
our," Terry' remarkable peronal
ity forms Ihe llieuir of liarnrs' book,
"A Ilro o( Frie" which is very pop.
iilar with boy readers a well a their
fathers.
Fdniu Atlington Kobinon lia re
ceived the Vale degree of honor a
America' fo.emot living poet. Ill
t'oUccted Poem won the J'ulitrer
prie. Some of hi hint known
Aeon llarvet,"
Night." "Man
Against the Skv" ami a prose comedy
m three act railed an orn.
a iti 1 1 it it'll to In- s-rii m a twaiigi
lrojtwav boli or iaba.i t in the
company ! at least mn o i
otk laiiloii. thiiw gn'v I ht .
mil. Imd dehglit in rptnitng m..iirv
on hi tn, and they tjou'l In -il ill o
tell their fru iit about it either.
"Vim tauT blame the gnl for in '
repting lav.ir and gilt Horn u h
ibeil, Mil y certainly don't nn the
jewel and fur. they latuh on tluir
ltr ronii4imii.
"So you e, I really think n' a
Uli.lio.nrr o tall these guts 'otic-
.,. I: i ijili ill ly
giving their
suined T hey are
In aiil v. and wit, ami
way gills, 'lln-y are not rrceivu.g conipanioiiship to men who want ami
tvetj Hung, ami giving mulling, a- i. can pay for the.e thiiigv"
Tlt hlirurt' lia lint l.ooL In
the Morion Park playground and j '".'A'. ' i Te
.50 l.ool. lo the friiinlri! ( hildieu' Hl.Klren ot tlie
home, and ha over 2.IKJ0 books at
various station throughout tfie eity.
The n.'iion city hall and the Flor
ence building are ready for library
branches a soon a finance permit
the installation of book and a librar
ian to circulate them.
I'.y a system of inter-library loan,
books for the blind ran be borrowed
from the large collection in the New
lork public library on Omaha
Old Tinum Ma t in
Company at (laivty
J)o you remember "One of the
Hrivett.'" If you are a showgmr
with a memory that goes haik to
the day when iiieloilrauu wa. iu
vogue; when II. K. Jacobs had a
circuit of JO theaters presenting
practically nothing rise; when brave
beroe found pat ki d gallt rics vocilrr
ously cheering them along )ou will
have, someuheie haik iu your head, I m, ui
Man KainfH Clierk l Pay
Dilit; (Ii'ti Su-tt'ii(lf(l Trrni
Canton, ()., Sept
21 Owen Kash
wa tired owing rash amounting to
flu. Having a $.1 check, Kash de
cidrd to pay the debt. He raised the
Li- check to read $10 and wai arrested
hrary cards. Many popular late rieatling guilty, lie was given sus
books in point and braille have been 1 (tended sentence
remembrance of Charles MiCarihy,
the "fireman's friend." McCatthy's
play was a rival to Harry Lacy's,
"Still Alarm." and between Lacy anil
McCarthy there was unceasing ri
valry. "Hetwren us. Lacy and I knew
every fireman in the paid forces of
every big city east of the Missouri,"
said McCarthy when be war asked
to recall for publication the days of
melodrama. ( )ur play were rivals,
but eaih play helped the other ami
lept the fame of the fite laddie bub
bling on many stage. It' iliiirrent
now. ,li loihama and it heroic ar
lor fintl most of it espre.sion these
i'i in hind iuo,ies. Musical com
etlv tames bile of the obi tune he.
tom, lint in t.av. sty form but there
i-re no show current like 'One of
lfiT liravi t ' I'm thong Irish come
dy now." .aid McCarthy, "when Iau
I ol. man ami I get to 'mixing it up'
I.I the Gavety theater tlli week Voll
will see two actoi who know in. lo-
drama backward - but if routed v
the public want now and we have
foigtitien tfie old form of entertain-
tulles' somebody remind us
c. it.'
A crew of six "niusi,' makers" are
"j 'iistriot.sly plying their jiens it
.lie Pick'' rd-Fairbanks studios, pre
paring the orchestration for the
origina! musii al accomt animeut
written especially for llougla Fair
bank iu "Robin Hood," by Dr. P.ori
Duney, celebrated composer and
conductor.
If you desire strongly enough, you
will accomplish.
in, nn ii oi "i iv ibaiioii." T.'it n
m until tor Hjll J.nksoii ami lli rbeit
Me.ilow. ti!t p. toiit-r, nerving 4
piioii si nn meal lUi.m r Mnu. near
lure, to b'tiig lulu II" c a UnicjUtl
V I ll illl
Jackson, it is il.iiuird. iguileit the
'ii.e of a sti.k ol tlvii.ii.ute will, the
nil .ouneed Mitt i.t!, ,ii uf "lilotviuit
Meiio t, kingdom to r,,iin ." 'I ha
j pn sent e.irll.lv kintjtliiiu, thoug'i,
I seemed to tint Mi.nl. tw., ami he iin
; mediately grapplid vtilh J n l-oti In
the Struggle wlu.li ensued, J.n k.oii
, w is thrown to the ground on lo()
of 'be slick of ih n iniiltv When itex
jl'lo.bd I monieiit later, Jackson w,l
iti.tanllv kil'eil, In body being bad!
ma.igir.l, while Meadow, a a sou
venir of the encounter, i minus one
arm.
The rormur in the impicst over
J n ksoti' body pronounced it a cast!
of tus'illtly liotiiu nle.
Which merely goc to prove t I. at
dvitiimite i dangerou ami wonder
fifty effective.
I'i!lii)int Placer .Mint'
Vi. ltl (lolil niid IM.it iiiitiu
Manila, Sept. 2.1.-Will the Philip
pines idil bnih oil ami platinum a
a result ol exploration and mining
now being carried on, for the first
time ,y ample c.pilal.' In sample
from plater mining at Lianga, Su--riago,
Miu.iiiao, the bureau of si iem e
found iiK per cent platinum and 0 per
cent gold., lint compared lo tbe
number of yards of material passed
through the drrdgc, the platinum re
covery wa small. A thorough sur
vey is to he made for the owners,
Persian capitalist of I long Kong, to
aceriitin whether or not the platinum
is in paving (iiantilirs.
Miss Clary Asks
Where Emotional
Ingenues Now Are
"What ha become of the emo
tional ingenue?" asks Miss Pat Clary,
leading lady of Fiske O Hara coin
pan v.
Miss Pat Clary, who plays the lead-
ing role with Fisk OTlara, the Irish
actor-singer, who comes to the
lirandeis for a three days' engage
ment in bis new play, ' Laud o' Ro
mance,'' runiinefffing Thursday aft
ernoon, September 2S. has been on
t'le stage ever since she was a little
'tiny girt, when she first appeared in
a stock company in Toronto, Canada,
w here she w as born. She has always
plaved what are known as soubrettc
role in the various companies that
he ha appeared with, but her ambi
tion ha always been to be an etuo
t.on.tl ingenue.
Mis tlary in a recent interview
brvvads the t".ut that the "emotional
'i lit nue ot the diamattc stage i
s'owly passing awav." She 4: "I
know of thtee incident tin summer :
uheie trvtr.il producing iiittuger
bid to put ba k. on the shrlf thtr
pi that tbrv wanted to iU iast ;
litajs they voulj not get a (em. ;
inine (liver of Voinh nd enmtionaL
power t'lit their pUv i. pored. An
eiher tneiKl of Mr. Olttr' it,l
ntvstlf 4rted the44l h ti Iem.
I's ui. ''vr ii whttin he tiuntght ;
I, 111 ti d oi 't nj ;
run,! ' v b'h tnni4 srl i(
I h'e ! t-T v m the trM t
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Gives Yoxjl a Pew Poiaters
i
Dear Friends :
i&ti'kriDv a fcllov cant be
perfect.e all make mistakes.
I haveiLtbeeii exactly proud
myself of some of my recent
pictures.
Tkt they dcdi'l give me
Charles 'fray stories and no
can, make aqooddiuier
out of a rubber boot.
la my Wcstpicture'SMUDGE!
nov playin0 at the SunThealrc I
am not disappointed and I
KNOF YOU WONT DE ! !
It is the tupe of story cutcL)
character j'llsc suited 6rne:
I run, a country nevspaf er
ia the orange district.
I pick a pretty peach, but have
to soueezc a lotof lemotLS to tct iter;
Altogether niaJciruj some PLLNCU .
kJCLLeae Tie
T.$. Vcbster says-SMUDGEa blacL
spob.(but this will not be one oil my
picture reputatioiL) uc.
mV
A PERFECT SUN
DOUBLE PROGRAM
in Couunctioi witi CAasKaiy
in SnuLdge" wc present
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