EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL
GAY MANHATTAN
ANXIOUSLYYAITS
PRINCEJEORGE
Broadway Says He Will Be
More Interested in "Follies
Girls" Than Metro
politan Museum. ,
BY GEORGE R. HOLMES.
International "nv rrlce Staff
Correspondent.
New York, Sept 27. The prince
o! Wales told American correspond
ent at Quebec a few days ago that
he is looking forward to his visit to
the United States in November with
"keenest pleasure."
And the prince didn't make the
statement merely to be polite
either. He is looking forward to
his visit with eagerness if for no
other reason than that it will not be
so "official" as his Canadian visit
At least not cluttered up with such
an awesome aggregation of func
tions, ceremonies, monuments and
cornerstones as has filled his tour,
of the dominion over which he will
some day rule.
Formalities Are Tough.
True, there are certain formal
things that must attend a royal visit.
The prince recognizes this. He is
resigned to it. It's one of the tough
things connected with being a
prince. But it's safe to say that if
the program makers at Washington
and New York want to really please
the future king of England they will
step softly on the ceremonial end
of it.
The "Follies Girls."
At the risk of committing hari
kari with roval dignity, it can be
truthfully said that Great Britain's
future sovereign will get a lot more
enjoyment out of Mr. Ziegfeld's
Follies than he will looking over the
art collection of the Metropolitan
museum. Painted things are usu
ally more' interesting to young men
when they are animated. And,
frankly, he will be more interested
in getting his royal. toes stepped on
in a 'Broadway theater crush than
he will be in a visit to the city hall
or the congressional library. .
Coney Island Corn.
Then there is Coney Island. It
is a trifle late and possibly there
are some features of the famous
carnival place that wouldn't appeal
to Edward Albert Christian George
Andrew Patrick David. Eating an
ear of green corn soaked in butter
and somewhat smelly might not ap
peal to a fastidious English gentle
man, for all his democracy. But he
would enjoy the whole show, for he
likes people and crowds (when
they're not staring at him) and
laughs and girls and color, and that
is- what Coney is.
He Does Like Girls.
Edward Albert does like girls. A
rather low-browed movie man with
little deference for royalty, after
watching the prince dance and
mingle with the guests at a recep
tion, said flatly that "the kid has
a Ziegfeld eye." He had danced
in stony silence with a rather aged
and corpulent hostess, but was live
ly on his feet during a one-step with
-y beautiful young thing, all smiles
md conversation.
There should be formed a So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty
:o Princes" during official visits.
And as a possible platform for
this society on the prince s nmerr
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Ben Stanley
S Orssnist-Choirmaster
Trinity Cathedral
Dean, American GuildW Organists,
(Nebraska)
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can visit the following might please
Edward Albert Christian George,
etc., Duke of Cornwall, Baron Ren
frew, etc., etc., K. G., etc., etc.
Show him a girl show instead of
Grant's tomb. '
Take him to Coney instead of
city hall.
No old gentleman speeches of
more than 100 words.
Show him Fifth avenue instead
of Wall street He will never have
to worry about money any way.
Let him go to the Polo grounds
instead of the public library.
. Let Him "Rip."
Give him a roadster and let him
knock about town getting "bawled
out" by a perspiring Irish traffic
cop. There are lots of really in
teresting sights in New York. Sol-emn-visaged,
frock-coated officials
may bore him at the formal func
tions, but given half a chance the
Prince of Wales, good looking,
healthy and normal, will find and
enjoy the very same things ordinary
American youths would.
The prince of Wales, good look
ing, healthy, normal, will find and
enjoy the very same things ordinary
American youths would.
Resumes Teaching of
Dancing After Study
With KY. Leaders
Adelaide L. Foeg. petite and
charming teacher of the terpschor-
ran art, has returned from Mew
York, where she has been studying
dancing in all its phases with some
of the leading exponents in this field
of art Miss Fogg studied with
Stefano Massjrano. who is consid
ered one of the best teachers in the
United States, and who was elected
last year to teach at the teachers
convention. She also studied witu
Oscar Duryea, an exclusive teacher
of social dancing.
Miss Fogg has refused many nat
tering offers from many moving pic
ture companies and theatrical organ
izations, preferring to remain at
home and continue her teaching, be
lieving this to be best suited to the
fullest development of her artistic
talent. Miss Fogg is a finished
artist and Omaha welcomes her.
Will Hetherington.
Will Hetherineton, the violinist.
who was with the 340th field artillery
in France, has returned and has re-
newd teaching on the violin and
saxaphone. 1
A Swiss inventor's clock is
automatically wound as changes in
tempature cause mercury moving in
a thermometer tube to raise or
lower a rod connected to a saw
toothed rack.
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2661 DOUGLAS STREET
August M. Borglum and Madam
Borglum (Pupils of Wager 8wayne).
Ear Training, Sight Beading and Pub
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Fall Term Opens Monday, Sept 8th.
J. Edward Carnal, B.M.
Teacher of Vole Culture and
Artistic Singing.
Suite 3 and 4 Davidg Bldf
18th and Farnam Sts.
Phones, Douglas 4804,
Res., Harney 6343.
High Commendation
for New Addition to
t Local Music Circles
A r,ecent addition to Omaha mu
sical circles is Mrs. J. Stanley Hill,
mezzo-contralto soloist and teacher.
Mrs. Hill was an Omaha girl and be
gan her voice study with Delmore
Cheney, afterwards studying in Chi
cago at different times with well
known teachers. Mr. Thomas Mac
Burney, one of Chicago's foremost
teachers, says: "Mrs. Hill's tone is of
wide range and beautiful quality. She
sings with artistic grace and finish
and indeed belongs in the top class."
Her enunciation has been declared
equal to that; of John MacCor
mack. Mrs. Hill has successfully given
concerts and has a teaching experi
ence .covering a period of 10 years.
Mrs. Hill is contralto soloist at the
First Baptist church. ,
Grand Lodge of Rosae
Cruris Coming to Omaha
Omaha is to have a grand lodge
of the Ancient and Mystical Order
Rosae Crucis. This, the oldest Ar
cane order known to man, being
founded 1,500 years B. C, is having
a rapid growth in the United States.
All those interested are invited to
attend a meeting to be held Thurs
day night, October 2, 1919, at 8:15 in
Dannebrog hall, 2553 Leavenworth
street.
U. S. SHORTLY TO
GIVE ASSISTANCE
TO VIRGIN ISLES
Congressmen Plan Trip to
Newest Possessions of Uncle
Sam Natives Enthused
Over Plans.
(By International News Serrice.)
Washington, Sept. 27. Congress
is getting interested in the newest
Americans the citizens of the Vir
gin islands.
Although the Virgin islands have
been a possession of "the United
States for many months, congress
has been too busy with war making
to pay much attention to the latest
addition. Now interest is growing
and it is likely that before many
weeks there will be a congressional
party pay a visit to the Virgin is
lanls and investigate the needs of
the islanders. -
Want U. S. Laws.
Reports which have reached con
gress declare that the islanders are
enthusiastic over the prospects of
becoming real Americans. Thev are
still living under the laws that were
established under Danish rule. But
Miss Anna Nelson
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now they want some real American
laws enacted by congress.
The inhabitants of the Virrin is
lands even have aspirations - that
they may be allowed toliave a dele
gate in the house, just as the other
territorial possessions of the United
states have.
Navy In Charge.
The Virgin islands have never
been given areal chance to grow
prosperous .although there is ample
uppuriuniiy ior prosperity 11 iney are
given the proper encouragement by
their govenment, and it is to meet
this need that the congressional visit
to St Thomas and the other towns
and cities of the islands is being
proposed.
The United States navy is at pres
ent really rulinjr the Virgin islands
and the islanders are strong for the
UODS.
Senator Ker.yon. of Iowa, is Hush
ing the plan for the congressional
visit
"I am not after a iunket." said
Senator Kenyon, "but I think that
these people have been shamefully
neglected and that it is time tht we
pajd" some attention to them."
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The Misner School of the Snoken
Word realizes that the middle west
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The Misner brothers are stablish-
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