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Theatrical.
Puccini's fascinating Japaneso grand
opera, "Madam Buttorfly," is to return
tc Lincoln for a night performance at
tiie Oliver on Tuesday, March 3d. Thfs
iambus masterpiece will bo presented
by 'Mr. Henry W. Savage's celebrated
English Grand Opera Company with
its new forces of imported artists and
grand opera orchestra of nearly fifty
symphony players.
Lincoln music lovers have been look
ing to a second opportunity to hoar
"Madam Butterfly" ever since it toflk
the city by storm last yoar. Managor
Zehrimg reports that such advanco In
terest has been taken that soveral of
the boxeB aro already spokon for and
orders for seats are being rocelvcd
from surrounding points.
Mr. Prank C. Mayne, general repro
sentat,lvo for Mr. Savage, arrived yes
terday to arrange all preliminaries.
Speaking of "Madam Huttorfly, ho J
said.
"This opera, with its haunting molo
dles, its dcoply interesting, romantio
story, its alluring scenic boautles, with
Its superb artists andUsplendld orches
tra, has beon a greater success on Its
second tour than last yoar. In fact, no
operatic offering Mr. Savago has over
sent out has equalled the sensation
produced by this flowery Japanose
opera'.
"To produce 'Madam Butterfly' Mr.
Savage is credited withjwvlng organ
ized the finest of allhk companies.
For.jeveral months his agents visited
the continental opera houses in search
of singers who aro required to display
a special fitnosa for the exacting atefLl
This year his orchestra was piclatl
from the players heretofore associated'
with the Boston Symphony, Theodore
Thomas and Cincinnati Festival or
chestras. Pour rows of seats must bo
removed to provide space for tho
musicians.
"During tho recent New York en-,
gagement Mr. Savage introduced threo
now prima donnas in the tltlo role and
four now tenors, the best he has over
had. All are with tho company
throughout its tour. The cast ar
ranged for Lincoln will -give an oppor
tunity to hear most of the favorites
who have captivated the EaBt."
Komensky Club.
On next Saturday evening, February
22, the Komensky Club wlllglve the
following ofllcors' program:
Instrumental Music Secretary Miss
EmmaKrIsl.
"Sermon" Sergeant-at-armBMr. S.
V. Shonka.
Violin 'TSTusIc Vice-president Mr.
Emll Brodock.
Seminar Work Critic MIsb Sarah
Hrbek. '. l
Bohemians In vAmerlca President
Mr. J. E. Bednar.
Instrumental Music Miss Krlsl.
ThlB 'promises to bo an exceedingly
interesting program, especially tho
"Bohemians In America," which Is an
extensive and well written article..
"Meeting will bo hold in U. 106.
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Its own motion to investigate tho rea
sonableness .of tho tariffs of rates and
joint rates now In effect for tho trans
portation of merchandise between Ne
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quired' to answer before March 10,
1908, and show why their class and
commodity rates should not ?be re
duced. A hearing will ho hadMarch 1,4,
,1908, In tho- offices of tho commission,
at yrblch all persons Interested in the
subject matter will bo liven an, op
portunity to be heard.
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