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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1913)
THE SEMLMONTHLY MAGAZINE SECTION tT I ffi i iTtIti HiimfN IKIiiii i iiiiM Remember the roofon vour house, Karate or other bmldiiiKS that leaked a few drops last fall a little investigation noiv may mean a big saving when you put on a new roof or replace an old one. Certain-teed (Quality Certified 'Durability Guaranteed) Roofing in Rolls and Shingles There is a Ccrtain-tced Hoofing and a simplo method of applying it fur c cry building on the farm. Look for t he Certaln-teed label of quality and 15-ycar guarantee on every roll and crate of shingles, (jet prices from your local dealer he will save you money. Gcoeral Roofinz The WortJ'a lament manuraeturtr or Ituofinmi -mil Ituiltl- nir I mperi iri..Li r i i? vrt.. wtn r-.i ,-. vaiuauie dook rree ' ". in our new look, "Modern Baildioi Ideal and Plant' tt tells iou what to do and what not to do -it sug gests economics and conveniences that will sae iou monc. 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Co , CS7G, Wash., 0,C, SONG POEMS I uhat direction tliil tltpy extend T St mo ns lit? would, ho could not bring back the picture which n nioiiu'iit before had boon so clour to him. What had Amos shown him ? Ihul Anus shown him anything Tho horror of the thought clutched him by tho throat. Xol It was true! Ho had soon that figure of four dimensions, dourly, distinctly! It was no dream; it was real, real! Ho would recall Amos at once but suppose Amos could not re member? Had Amos really boon in the room ? With an inarticulate cry, Hidgluy sprang to his feet, dashed from tho room and down tho dim, wide corridor. Wrench ing open the door, ho was almost hurled from his feet by n terrific jjust of wind. He seized tho railing and peered out through tho gloom. A hundred yards away, Amos was hurrying across the grass. It had been no dream I Tho wind shrieked liko a thousand furies; then, suddenly, all was quiet. Tho sky was blotted out by an inky pall. "Amos! " The loud call rang out over the campus. The hurrying figure stopped, turned. Uidgley beckoned wildly. "Come back! " he shouted. "Coming, Bir! " And then the heavens were split by a sheet of llamo; tho very earth seemed to tremble in the terrific detonation of thun der. Iiidgley shrank back, covering his eyes with his hands. When ho looked again, Ames had van ished; but something lay prone upon the grass a sinister something that was very, very still. Liko a man walking in sleep, Kidgloy descended tho stops. Hending over tho prostrate figure, ho turned tho white face upward. Jlen wore running across tho campus; a little crowd gathered. "He's gone," some one said. nidgley bent lower; his lips moved. "I can't rememlier, Boy," ho mut tered. 1 ' You 've taken it with you taken it with you." The Art of Pantomime (.Continued from Page S) The most ambitious effort was the En fant Prodiguo, a genuine comedy in three acta by M. Michel Carre, with music by M, Alfred Wormser. This wordless play on tho perennially attrac tive theino of the Prodigal Son proved to lo tho modern masterpiece of panto mime. It was limpidly clear in its story; it was ingeniously put together in its plot; it combined humor and pathos; and it was devoid of the acrobatic fea tures and of tho slapstick fun which have generally been considered the inevitable accessories of pantomime. The convention underlying pantomime is that we are beholding a story carried on by a race of beings whoso natural method of communicating information and ideas is gesture just as tho con volition of opera is that wo aro behold ing a story carried on by n race of beings whoso natural method of com muiiieating information and ideas is song. No such races of beings out ox isted; but wo must admit the existence of such races ns a condition precedent to our enjoyment of puutomimo and of opera. Tolstoy found fault with the ooratie hero who sang with his dying breath, and in itself this may be an ab surdity, but it is an absurdity inherent in the fundamental principle of all opera. Tt may bo equally absurd to do maud us to admit of the possibility of creatures whoso only mode of sK'och is gesture; but this is the fundamental principle of all pantomime. Tho spec tators must accept the art as it is, its it should bo; and the performers must re frain from any suggestion that they would speak if they could. This under lying convention is violated in Sutnurun when the Hunchback gives a shriek of horror when ho sees tho woman ho loves in the arms of another man. It is vio lated again in the same piny when Sum n run and two attendants tire heard sing ing. If Sumurun can sing, why can she not speak? If the Hunchback can shriek and sob audibly, why is he ordinarily re duced to mere gesture! About Skidding Fred J. 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