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Hy JfcAN P. liUFt'ILLD.
fnJIt, luuilitou tfifitic-I ly !
I 1 1 ti!g,t: tlttb l' lU Ne.
liJl4 fuiupotrii pft .April 4,
';io t'.v ti g (.lojirdiu ol tlinr
. .mii v ik t the miieM'N4li au4
! rui.i, a irvlfrj 4 uucrfut tribute
j the i'Hi'porfi oiihm our bvrrlrr.
It nit mote ii4ii 4 grretul
I l.err a, in t'. ar an clement
. ! kp;CI4ttont ul Ifiytltiili'Jii, ol
riou'4ilHClit, who lift testllt
i !ivt be tn MmmUic thre ttnuie
nt..i 4ii(l i taie tit r colcti c
:..ri.Ur'l.
It 4 equivalent to tating: "V".
ti tri(rni4iivf body ti Nebraska
women, believe in you, our Nebraska
t'mtioer. TIioujjIi e have at
I'nij for toiuidrritinn an4 tuly all
tliP riili lritacir of the immortal
1ut 4ii'l tltc mounting treasure t(
tl.c 'irrnt, e nfr ilielru with to
i4t the (mill of your growing. We
ktite for a tune to cien,t from our
iudv of Braluru and 1 rescobaltli. of
l; ti. a am) lUmM, of MacDowell
aii'l llatllry, in oirr to emoy music
t our making, We invite you n
liruiiiif our ntitH. that f tiuv ten
ilrr to V"' v lut liouor it lie witlim
our 'or to mi'!ii."
'I he response on the 4it of the
state, tonipfun nil altmt unani
mous. Ami if the himheon t'nJrrrd
hv the tailirt ol the I uitiuehtlv I'lub
was a ileliciVus ore, it 4S surely
no FaniK.'irlr l04i I that a later j
pif4-l by ihp composer for lb' de-1
Irctation of their riitcrtaineM. ll'rej
vii nni'ii.il f.ire 'f variety, bub-1
M.ime 4iid .i"r, Nrrn! in amount j
aurticieiit M o.itify even the most
iltniandiiis; appetite. There wcic
piano pieces by t Veil Berryuun.
Stanley I ctuvskv. l'aul Keuter and
WitKur I 'linnu till ! Kfinc hv T. A.
Tarks. Nellie Snorlhilt BranMiaw. J.
Kclward tarnal.. Wilbur Uienowith
and 1 hurlow Lieuraiicr; an antliem
hv Mr. Carnal, and a song cycle by
Howard Kitkpatriik. The festivities
ere lrd off by nothing less than a
oiij which owes it existence to the
writer of tilit record, a statement
made nrcessary by the demand, of
historical accuuey. Notwithstanding
this handicap the program pro
gressed smoothly, dicloinfr creative
talent of a high ordrr; and if there
was little of the abstruse or recondite
there was much that was attractively
melodious and s nunctrically de
signed. The program enlisted the services
of a formidable array of singers
and instrumentalists from both with
in and without the city, to name
whom individually would go bryond
the limits of the present account. The
event must be reckoned as a real
achievement on the part of the Fort
nightly club, credit for which is due
to the program committee and to the
leader of the day, Mrs. J. R. Cain, jr.
Tomorrow morning wiil witness
the. opening of the Nebraska Music
Teachers' skill annual convention in
Lincoln. Aside from, the. usual
schedule of musical programs and
discussions on educational subjects,
the convention will this year offer
special features in the way of stu
dents' contests and artists' recitals.
Mr. E. Robert Schmitz, who has
risen to a high position in the raoks
' of modern pianists, will deliver a. Dec-ture-recital
on Monday afternoon,
playing as illustrations the Toccata
and Fugue in D minor by Bach
Tausig, four pieces by Debussy and
RavelV "Play-of the Water." Mr.
Schmitz will again be heard on Tues
day evenmg,tJt)is;-lmie; bp pi- rer.
rital compriittai: flunibers.-by, .Bac(v-:
Liszt, Scarlatti,' Coupe riri, " ChOpm,
Debussy,; grilles, Borodin and Samt
Sacns. kt'fi , .
A recital by Henri Scott, baritone,
will as announced in this column last
week, be given on Monday evening,
April 17. Mr, Scott's program will
inrinrli vrmt f mm -' the ' ooeras
"Don Giovanni," "The juggler ; of
nrf . tin
"The Valkvrie."' in
rddition ;tq: a generous number of
songs.
Quite in line with, -present . ten.
'!. Mf, i III!, li. 4i0e IMtp,
Hunt ), m ii vOiiJai a "M4ittr Hast
ISf pun.l III C!'K4riO IKit tuil.lliep,
ih du Ui2 Jui.e IS l )4'r
Mr iSvliiiiiti uu'if rtw !! on
! (i'i Iii.ic, Ktf t-i t!iiv"h lutfi
l erii Ji!y nilau.f I hi M ! Uv 4
liollj tent ly I, i li aiUtirlUcnt,
tuniabltf for t!i pulpoe of wider
SiotruiiiMt'oil tluoiitfh i.'luiiill.
Rra lrrf uill dubtl be nient
i Jreji deU'U. j
lor the benefit vi l!ut !. d.
rirt he the n-cunfnt t'!i4'u,e of
"4 ju;g th ""4ri4iiii" vo'im it by
I 'oiui'l I irtili it 4; . the frihlne and
witty editor of tit Muul Courier,
ue iiote the hiI.ioiph.1 i iy Mom
the l4tct (ue. Mr, l.'hl'U8 credit
ilie iotv t't N'j'un I rauko, l"il
dit'ftft it ti in lo own brt ilc.
Hire it the ior ;
Klcrn i the Metropolitan,
4liii r'raiikn ... nn miuti! tory
Ilia ithr 1'V aroi,t tin Ul lt
Pmplikiii hrn hih wr on tour
llli th Meirntmliun Ot'r com
prniy many t" . Th t.
bound tmm, wiiliout a dininf car,
ml rinpp'il Ul 4yl)(i (iatit III
Nevada af-r inany lioura of dusty
ami hunirry ti.litiK. Tim mtmrrs.
pluvtm ri( t'oiiilurtura envKit in a
iM w for t'i lt'l romii liitkl
Itoimiia'tit." tiUt'lmm, n akiltcd
mlili i. in tli"M ln p. ran fanr than
104 I'lilh-iiiiU" mut hii he teai'lied
tli (on.l rnuntT lie c1l. o r. I hut
tin .!o.riiiii' of mii t iiilniiiii.l tram,
jiiit gone I'v, hu't left only two win.1
nii'licK, hl li wero Kiinr.lf.1 l.y a
liiiK Indliin ilir. H'-lilmc llie -Ht-atil'M,
liiKpliam (3U)t'lir.t otii of th
Vidrvtttett Kcturt
fMpWSW
Bit Tim Vuilrvtll n4 Pkntapuyt
ItiSO Cenllnueua II P.M.
Easter week will bn a ban
ner week at the Empress be
cause of the special acts and
photoplays provided for Earter
festivals.
I wish to recommcnl to
jour special attention May
McAvoy in "Morals," from the
play "The Morals of Marcus,"
by Wm. J. Locke.
You will enjoy it it is that
kind of a picture. "Moral."
was directed by the late Wil
liam D. Taylor.
Yours for better shows.
MANAGER LEDOUX
MAY .McAVOYf
REAtABT PICTUR6S
All tha color and splendor of
the Orient form the back
ground for this photoplay
masterpiece.
HAROLD LLOYD
. .. in
'Among Those Present'
k4h4nii.l t nit I14U1U11 (e4 audi
4 In lt i .id tt vt lt' MvOluJ 4
Ilia rt i f the musKitt hffda rMlJ
oi', vliii titty lonl out lit hl
,,lt.n.4 il-y er fi4iuia nl
r4kt, t'4t tii'i.am Mo;h4 m that Im
Uluin.'t . !i..lr. O'l III lt )liSnl
t.f ttld lilllB .J.I, I IIOnlllHrf It iM
r.l.J i.IiIi, ha ie. 14 in lua
itK'krt it II I 4.1 to 111 l.. 4H. "lto
ittt.-ti The auer "nn U.-onual'
In rn itutiar" Wont fail, re.
l-orta t'lariko, to deik rit.e li r,'ir of
,1. iri';ia 4V that rok from tha
lancful ml. Finally Biapham !
i-uterej from dia sijrpriM uf fu-ienily
to mK ilia redkui: "W by tu itnU
ln!" a qiiiBity a befora ram Hie
..i.Wt.J ,it ha toeriiB f gure of lh
MUtliriitii Aiofri''Mti aii'l pil ine
price. ' The in. iieti bad a parti' ii'
lar an!e of Immor," foneiu.te.i tin
rarraioe. "lo ih" knew ttiat
ttear olil luieaiile !i.innt a not
exactly a apeitdihrift."
,Mull le.
Mr. Mau l render Uutj!mer ient
a lew days In Chuaio recently her
Hi relitarm' at Hi Punbar linol
of Opera. Slie a.'coiupanleil l y
her pupil. Mi Kuth Kallenieyn,
ho will return to fhiraso April
to Mttend the liunbar iol. tn
Mr, Omimer'a nonnenlon wnh tlia
Dunbar Opera atlioul It may Interest
ncnttle la know what Mr. Putihar'
plnii la In esiahlinhlnar hrii lt iinlii's;
of iIim IWnliar Ailo-ucan Si'hool of
Upera.
Mr, (liiuimr will I'C lii'ior of!
I do hruiuli klii'lio of I ho Iiunhari
,mrrU'4Q ri bool of "pna, t t' o.
i44 in t'iu4l4. Mi. t.ai'i'iera
reintq, f dean (f the Collet
of ne Art an t hf I rf l lie
Up4rtlilrnt of th Nebraska .
ean I4iuer.ty, rl take
Jin t, It" r')a ill luaiiitaln a
. ui oin m,ii. hi i-.iiiuciii.oi nh
lit O104I14 iu.ii. opfniiii hfptem.
trr 11.
The Ouulta roltei r.ub, tnuaiu
Mellon, will meet in lha ti.htuoller
A Mueller auditorium, Mon.lay.
Arnl 17, at 4 o'clock. Ja-ter: Mia
KtuaKth Kry: '4b'e..t, "Mun,. in
nhem Kurop." Tha proarain
follow ;
l'i.f , .iminih ('mu'r Mm'
S.rlhin ri '
111., Nulh R4flia.
Vt- Toe. 'V'.i Brlin
lr A, Mr, MiM H1.1MI1 fry and
ii. riiun. A eoll.iini, Ml.
tsn t'lta
ril "Wt4ilMn' . . T.'hikl y
Mi Ml Ilf04n. kJB.
Ve-l ' . ,
1 "l.ttltiio'' TihlUil.
ihi "Tli Pflm.'' Uri
Mi. Ituberi na W4 Accem.nii,
Mr. . 1unnl n
run lo, -llu.n l ll..yue.
Un' s ume'ndV rbly
Wra, Clear Toaniten.
Call aolaj altad
Miu Itai: HanfM Ai'Cm( anlau
Mi, t arret IMIl.
A piano reelial will h ien by
pupil of Auauat M. lloraluin at tlia
Mimotler A Mueller auditorium,
li IioiU-e aireet, Wediieaday eve.
tiiiia-. April 1, at I o'clock. The
tollowlnif lll prenent the program:
.lone i!Hetl. riom Mark a, J Imttv
Ikiiglaml. AII'O llorMieliii. lUhcl
Mr, A'f'eil Recto rntd tn
piari'i 1c.11 ,1 It. nil icinii.in t hi
Couui Btuffa iudio on 'Ihur-'day
cianii ?. hriij 4aiateit by tl trul l
hirone, loni niuJf nt of r. J'eter
Jena.. 11.
Lli'li ju!.e nuuer will pre
nut lie soiuii-r piano pupiu in a
I e.it4 1 at lha r'chiuoller V Muftlor
Mgditonum 011 Knday evening, April
:i. at I o'cl.hk, A iordiil tuviu.
linn la eat'ti'VI tt all lio ar in
treied, a f ami of the prot;r4fu
will le a ten in iMiikpoiiHmi. mid
follow mc the program the hjlnreii
Mriii'liony by Il4dn will aiveu.
the children playinf ty liniruiiiiiia.
Tl.oae I4kiurf part will be; Kiaueea
I'usaley, t4ty All and John Id
er, Mtiriii I'ooley, ortliy Iteiley,
Auaeiuie While, .,iine liarrla, Mary
I.oiilioj and Uavits t:loo.l, Joaa.
plilna Tliu, i;in.tl.r!li I unco at,
r'rancea mid Ann NichoUa. Hetty and
Helen ktbriaki, iraini and Cliatlea
nichardaun. Carolyn 15eea. J In Mo
Karlane, Katherlna Moiae, i:dlth
Victoria, Itobiii. Jean Jamlason,
I'hillp Dodae, l,liebeth I'arker,
Ellr belli, liuih and Barbara tv.
ana. Ii and Janira l.only and
Clara Edward,
niadatowc, Maiiurrl tliotwelt, J' an
Uorclum. Kluaneth Itobiaon, Kill,
belli I'arreniath. Dorothv Sherman
and r.leanor bnillli.
Mitia I.tiella Anderson preut
riaucea Mulhollaud, Nellie Senior
11 nd Knthrryn liavlneer In violin re
cilal, uwlied ty iriilua Mulhollaud,
harpiai; t loim, Renter, iutet, on'
hurdy eteuintr. Apul I", at a 1 i ,
tlV!,kU At flhrt a,. lii.,..tlr Ji IHv'
rciul bail,
Ms Irfne'U ivLs.na r.iiirntd
from I'hiraut,. uliHiai ,.1. hiid.Im i
- - - m --. - - -
ilia aai'ond itiiMiial conn i.iou of ll.ii
atioii4 A..ofiHg4 f tlarpiaia
1 1", of which an ia a info.iil
: loviuour inn prr'4ni or to ?
tlni SAM i. 1. file. I Mia llel.uhtl,
aha had the honor f f.ii.g the
nrt row of baipikie in tl,e m4 vn
,enil.U ,.f nearly loo pUvei in
IMndel'a "l-iiao" an t lli iiiij f
ma ofc4 iioMttnati." , li4ii(Uel
wee Kivt-u at tli tiak liotel, l,re
lioroweky wa himoiic the guekia of
""wr i" eiiiirra iiib paaociaitun,
The large! concert harp, ituda by
I.yon aV llenlvy, furiilklic-d to
Mia Itluie for tha two conceit.
Doug at it Again
Doufiuj l uirbauk liaa brcun lo'l
ipectacuUr piciura 011 a ttemeiidoui
acaie. the el now budding at hn
Lot Augelei iudio ate U cover
more crouud than a,iv ever built
In thla comiiiy, and will c. Into
caitles and the like. A the sub
ject it to be medieval, there v. ill b"
included a tournament held, hword
play and archery will be fr4iurcd.
'Dons" will be a ronuntic hero ol
L'ngtaiu! in the Crusader period,
playing iirst the role ol Kurl o(
Huntington and later that of Kobin
llooj, lha l e of t! p'klur i Abhouglt e VI. tJ in total
iii.o iiiiJrirtiniiir4- moo r:i,ils iri.ti 4u .11, Ubi pa
" " -ee ill .e ( 4ikrr ti. St
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Ociuu, I'un twiie llul ol Oino'.
Today Only Today Until Friday Eve.
I ""jr i ii
Special Moon Overture
"THE VILLAGE ORCHESTRA"
Direction Alvin Poola
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Added Attraction
(At the Moon Theatre)
THE LEATHER PUSHERS"
ROUND THREE
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ONE GLOMOUS DAY
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With the Opening of the World Theatre
The World Realty Co.
operators of
World Sun Moon Muse Theatres
wishes to announce
STARTING TOMORROW,
(Monday)
in all their theatres the admission price for
CHILDREN 10c
Under 12 Year
Anytime Anywhere Except Lose or Mezzanine Seal
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