La Grande evening observer., October 26, 1906, Image 2

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La Grande Evening Observer
EIGHT GIRLS OF THE CREAT SINGING CHORUS-STEWART OPERA CO.
TONIGHT
Tonight the famous S'ewsrt optra
compary begin its erg:jimert at the
Stewart Of tra houe. preser.tirg "The
Two Roses" a comedy opera in two acts
book and lyrics by Stanislaus Stange
music by Ludw g Englader. Of this
highly successful o.Tering of the west, in
his review in the (Portland) Oregon
Journal of Sept. I? said:
The Stewart conpany (m a delicious
hit of a prima donna who is charming and
can run her vo ice up the scale ladder
until you loose sight of it in the flies.
Als ). the company has a tenor that is
delightful to thj ear, a come:ian that it
realiy funny, a character woman who
knows a thing or two, and, above all,
William G. Stewart with his rich capti
vating voice and his captivating stage
presence.
"The Two Rose's" is "She Stoops to
Conquer" made into an opera. The theme
is a happy one of course, and is worked
out happily. John Cort deserves the
thanks of a suffering public forgiving such
a worthy production.
The PIXIES
Some time ago Supt. H.-cif -nerry
made arrangements w th W. A N i :ie. t f
Chicago, for three presentations nere c:
his well known operetta "The P x es '
H will be given at Stewart's opera rv.ue
on Thursday and Saturday nights, Njv. 1
and 5, with a special mat'nee Satjiday
afternoon at 2:50 o'ciock.
Over two hundred young people will
take part, representing p xies. brownies,
gohlins. insects, pickaninnies, rrckeys.
fanes, butter fl ts, paes, ftowvr gir.s,
Amazon guards. Japanese n-a ders and
Yankee Dood t t ris. a! :r, sp.c al g-i-t
que and benut ful c.ftj.n rg. A I re
hearsals are in care of the aj'h.-r.
who arrived here l.st bjida. He s
had twelve ye.us exper enve r t-..s .rn
covering tne Idrtr c:;.s cf I'm ear-" .
This is his first t' :p west of tie S.;m.
'and already the pce ;,js 'c.i.'t-'ir , -r.."
It played to near'y $20:j r B-.k .--.t.
to $1200 .n Aferdeen aa : $:Cr.)i
Olympiti. It v.i9 k- . ...n itkc-:;v -Sa'em
and T'-e ?- . -. p- o .; ,
The ept " ..5 it.':; . ,r ' .?
means a re,-. t.n '-i . ; i o
which everywhert- greets tne inimitable
"P,x es"
It te!!s the slory of the kidnapping of a
steeping fairy by the wicked goblins, a
tern. he battle between the pixies and
goblif s. tne final dete.it of the goblins,
the restoration of the stolen fairy, and the
edd:a festivities of the Prince and
Queen. Forty muscal run. bars will be
heard, embrasing solos, duets, trios
quartets and choruses. Fifty high school
girls will be seen in a nu nber of new
drills. But the chief interest centers in
the boys who represent pixies, brownies
and goblins. Their grotesque make-up,
a id comical antics are said to be as funny
as anything ever seen upon the stage.
WARNING
i ii you wani a se-u ror the nne course
j of entertainments at a very low cost se
jcjreitnow. We have good seats left.
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Our Graduates Receive Large Salaries
Granatin el lh Ptndlrton Bunneti Colt trctiy hi(hr ulirm ea tb
ih ih Graijuairi ol tnt olhrr faohc Cout Buunu Collen.
Thu Is t nailer of tilnlir. Ll at thow ou the "ducumtnt In nldac "
1 oo will rnior ttendimi Prndlrton Busintu Coll. E?r bit at wort i
Biidr imrrminK and iilraclive. Boidrs. rr barr a Ul of bnahi (Iran rei.
mn and women liotconiian roi. will rnjoj and whoactouipanioaiblp will
do rou good.
Send for annonnrrment booklet-It it frr. Send rsht now while roa think
out. Enter fchoolanr time. Aw Kmlrtad hurt. IE M Charcbill. vmea.
ENDLE'
:UvSINESS.
COLLEGE,
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