Eugene daily guard., May 21, 1923, Image 6

TIIE EUGENH DAILY GUARD
Page Six
Eugene's
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, Mclntyre and Heath and Leo Ditrichstein. Offer 3
AIEW MELODRAMA TO
LOCAL FOLK TAKING
H. S. STUDENTS TO
GIVE STYLE SHOW
Part of Chorus Stars Who Will Be Seen With Mclntyre and
Heath In "Red Pepper," Which Plays Here Wednesday
IEREST
Tliri-rnnili
IE!
ItltAI
stouts.
Big Musical,
Comedy,
Dramatic
r estiva
Big Attract
KLU PEP
Thot the coming cnKaKcmcnt of tlio
Jilnneapolir Symphony orclietitra is now
creating the greatest amount of interest
-t.hrouKliout the countv in shown ut the
box office of the Helli theatre thruiiKh
ti e advance sale of moil orders, which iH
reported to b tho heaviest. of the eu
doii. Jctters, phono cuIIh and tult'jcrnuiit
f.oin nil piyt of liiis and inirmiiiiiliDf;
counties are being received at the box
office. '
The .personnel 'of this- great orchestra
consists of highly triiim'd and specia
lized 'artists, Anno Hoselle, soprano, of
tlip .Metropolitan Opera company iH tho
soloist with the orchestra . and iH one
of the youngest artists before the Ameri-.
can public todry, for ber unusual talent
y;uh apparent at an early iwc. '.- At 14
she enjoyed the distinction of being the
youngest Htudent nt the Hungarian Art
academy, where she uttrpctcd ho much
attention that h wan invited to take
part in a production ut the Hoyul tjieulre J
in Budapest, making ber debut in light
opera. Seventeen found ber the favorite
of an adoring Hungarian public, but Miss
Hosellcltf voice, and art aru ubojvo ail pro
grcsglvc and she Boon Hbandnued light
opera for the beavicr rules of more ser
ious opera, j
Program.
3. Overture to "DerFreisohuctz," Weber
2. Aria. "Dovo souo," from "Marriage
. of Figaro," Mozart. ,
, Anne Rosclle
3. Symphony No. "15, . "Krom the" New'
World" iu E minor, Tvorak.
. I. Adagios-Allegro molto. If. finrgo.
III. Scherjoi Molto vivace, IV. Finale:
Allegro con fuoco.
Intermission - v
4. Itnlian Caprice; Tschnlknwnky.'
6. (a) Adugtctto, from Suite "L'Arles
ieirae.'' Itiger. - . . i'
(b) Walnto Vol (Festive Song-Dunce
of the Maoris. Natives of New Zen
land), Alfred Hill.
(Orchestrated by Henri Vcrbruggben)
Tonitflit lint (lomPMtle nrt di-purlim-nt
of the Ii1riel(N liili school will offer
their uiintiul Hlyh kIiow ut tlit lleiliK
then. re. Tlii will comjriN partly of a
(liHnliiv .of work done durinic the paM
yur hy thft hIimIcdIh of this (icpaiijiu'iit
o ii J oilier learn re i warned nut. uy iimmii
urnlcr the direction of Mian lfeuluh Mor
gan, liMl-ructor In doimfHlU; science, Und
will he put on in a profcHHlonal way with
living modelH und orclietra music.
Novel. Ktuge KeLtiiifc mid lighting effect
luive been arranged for thin little1 hIww
oik! together with other clever features
will multe up n very interesting propunt
"Tho Headless J orweiium" from "The
Igend of Sleepy J follow" luw been pr
cured osppc&iily for the performance and
in Kid to he a mohlL delightful and ru
ficHhiiitf photoplay.
Fairmount and Moss
District Cars Change
Changed street rr Kchptlulcrs are an
nounced during conwf ruction work on
31 ohm street between Tliirteenih and Fif
teenth uvuniioM, effective this week-end,
biH follow!: New Htub line -nr, running
from Thirteenth avenue eaut out l!niver
Hity Htreet around' tho Kairmoiint liciglitH
loop and lmvn Mokh to Fifteenth, will
leave the l1fteeutn and Mokh terminal at
20 And 50 minutes after the hour; the
car bam on the return ah 8 tuid M8 inin
uteH after tiie hour. The I-liiirmoiint carH
will leave the Southern pacific depot ter
minal 20 and HO minutex after the how.
When the Mosa treet work moves up,
further chnnKeti to- (five erice will he
announced hy the officials."
0. Bnllntella (Bird Song), from "I Vag-
, Jiocci, . Jeoneavallo. . . -,
- Anne Hoaelle
7. Prelude to Act III, of "Lohengrin,'
AMnffiier.
' EucoreH will bo of popular nature,
Doors, 7:45
Curtain. 8:25
Wednes.,
May 23rd
7 K55W7mwawwBrirrRESDrr
MEW MUSICAL UiUifA U UTJ
RED
PEPPER
With aJub!es
cast of Principals
A Great. Big
Show :
' The Musical Comedy Event of the Season!
. . THE FUNNIEST MEN ON EARTH!
.' Cast of 70 50 dlorious Amcricnu Girls.
Seat Sale Now. Prices 75c to $2.50 (Plus Tax)
'J
MR.
LEO
LE MASK
' IM THC '
MMANTIC
MCLODRAI
STEIN
, Excerpts from San Francisco Papers, Where
. suit, jjitncnstein is Now Playing: '
George Warren in The Chronicle
"T)ltrlohuiii,- In 'Purplo .Mk' tluillH rnwil. Ornwful, easy.
tlollKlurul story -bountifully Umt -well nctod by goc'J (xmiimny,
', Rilwinatoly stRKVnV hiimlsoiiKly oostii'inod. The nuillonoe eat
spellbound undvr tho nmitlo of his nrt. Tho 'Pupplo Mask'
drug excitement, nusponse, toimlty."
Thomas Nunann in The Examiner
- Ultrlchstoln in a powonl'ul lay. to is tho groat Kvor BtlU
lirosontlnK a chwraetor thuit Is Tho Throe Jluskotoora' meta
morphoKd Into ono 'lloudlni.' "
Call and Post ' i
"Ultrlohstotn han opportunity to i-ovonl all his xoril nvrtlltlos
; of a finished notor. 'Tho 1'unplo Mask' Riven tis an aimniiiiK,
and KCtipallonal vllmax t eaoli drop if the curtain In th tlv
arts." i
News
"Ditrichstein an Iminonsoly olovor notor. 'Tho l'urplo Mask'
i like a half dten ohaptera from Dumas, with an astonishing
surprise at the ond of oach. The rosult Is no end of fun."
Journal
" 'Purple. Mask' n bit' Audience showed approval of exciting
show, by loud applause and enjoyed It nil biiiroly. Thyo who
. are not too bhise to enjoy sittlnK ou the edgo or tholp sonts
' for an evonlni? or unUllntud oxcltoniont should t miss Dit
!. rlchstoln's production," , - ,;L
HE1LIG
' Prices
i Will "P'J&M.i'' k .vt $F
.f i W-" . ;.. .V-
JrX"0 i . wrCv.
Theatres
MONDAY . t
Itox WcKtboimd Limitd. i
CaHtlc Alias Julius Ccasaft W
Charles Hay. V
i Uvllig High school style show1
The screen by play for which Charles
Hay ia famous conies to licM. again in
'Abas Julius Caesar" which will be
Hliown at thn CjIMtln tlmntrn tnl.x. .,,,.1
i Tuesday, ltay is cast, in one of h is dis
tinctive rolt'H, that of a young country
society man who is mnfte Mm v Hm r .,
plot by his clubmates to' Kecfl hlni Swi3
from his kin. h (1i, ,.. ,
by the police, is arrested nm! esconei
only to be tulcen qs an nccompllco W H
societiV crook with many interesting und
! humorous-development, (hie ut tuc Imh.
:pn lureH Charles ever turned out, thrills
und romance, comedy ami fun. mixed as
cniy ne can mix iiiein. Also a dandy com
edy and news topics of timely interest
add to your pleasure for a well bal
anced fino show, s ' ' '
BOYHOOD'S BIGGEST "KICK."
Leo Ditrichstein
In Purple Mask
What are boyhood's biggest,-thrills?
Tho sleiinung enguies dashing to file,
the circus acrobat poised perilously on
the trapeze, tho college eleven tearing
through (heir opponent's lines, a home
run' clout in" tho ninth inning with the
score tied?
. Yes, nil of these, but who can gainsay
that the biggest "kick" of all is that
awo-lnspiring event when llio evening
tiuin pulls into the station with Its mon
ster locomotive, it streaming headlight,
its pump laboring like some giant's sten
torian breathing, the red glare of its
firing box when the lid is thrown open,
illuminating the grimy countenance 01
the engineer at tho eivb -window.
Wlmti fnfu-in.it ion. what delicious ter
ror this spectacle amused when unfolded
to adolescent eyes! Even with age creep
in ..11 the v -.m-ir il'-es not. ouite wear
off. In fact, the startling impressions of
youth at sigiit ot uie nig inogiu 01 iuc
sbinv rails will be brought hack to mind
forcibly with the first -presentation here
r.t the Itext todav in.-1 Tuesday of Emory
Johnson's! latest spectacular screen
drama, "Westbound Limited.'
nFRREE OF HONOR DANCE
At K. I', hull Wednesday evening. May
23. benefit W. C. T. V. Home. Orswell
orchestra. ni23
- Monday, May 28th
75c to $2.50 - Mail Orders Now.
r f i
Ir
MO I Li.
TONIGHT
ONLY ,
TONIGHT
ONLY
HENDRICKS HIGH
SCHOOL
STYLE SHOW
and Combination Program,
Under Direction Miss Morgan
i Showing Latest -Modes of Feminine Wear, cre
ated by (J iris of Domestic Department with 20
.Beautiful Liviiiir' Models Unique- Stage Set
tiusrs, Idgliting Effects and Presentation.
WITH
WILL ROGERS - .
in His Latest Screen Success ..
. "The Headless Horseman? ,v .
From " The Legend uf SUvpy Hllo" .
Entire proce.eds.fcr benefit of Hendricks Hiffh" Domestic
-rri.cs r juor owe, caicony due, uiuiorep. lUc
tip of his tongue.
The r
Pen per"
Wiliat promiBpTuTbMk. 'i I
le.l.lt th-atre oa
their new mus .-u nin7i7 a.
I'-r." It .Mil,tVfffN
that "IM IViiper-urii
lou will 1. piirnri
11 -coiinl,, f huniorun. tli
traveled to Havana in
tune. Xutnrnllv tie "tinnij; '.' 1 M
plenty of f,m for the .1'
theKiline tin.etbere i,Sk4
thrill when two thoro ( KPN
neross the age in (nil JiB3
with "Ken lwer" Zli
toiiKiie. "Olli
;e trnclc seene.1fni..jt.f
i lierhcm ii.. ' r'm
repi-r..let,on of the fninou,
lit Iluvuna ever enstrncted tL"
m front f the elnb bo luTh)
tractive as- it sjVes M omm-1)
the 50 youthful rhom
gorgeona array of gf.vi, l
"Ilea re;iier" ho noth'b, to J
the garden variety. q t., ih. il
he name l,n been applied I, ,
.horse, on whieh the author.
n tale of extreme interct. Ins?
thiB exiionent of speed it bfiTil.1
by ''Hennery" and the
Alexander." They may Lt
their beta on the wrong hots. iT
tlempt to inerense the lu J?
bank roll, but at the some tin, J,?,
msh plenty f laughs in J
"sure thing" to the front The Sik
tween the horses is not ntniii.
leaqiie, ns two real live horw ,
ricd by the company to makell(la,
phfte nrfeet.
A' feature which warrants uVnt,
me.it or all tlealregoers. is tkcJktte
Mclntyre and Heath hnre miininJ
meinher of the original castumki
ing the run of the play at tbt in
theatre, NeW York. 1
HOG PRICES L0WESTVP I
Chicago, Jlny 21. Hon prim iy"
the lowest mark for 102! on the uiai
of the country today. Viluenmi
uuuer hi uie v..niCiieo eonna
....b.a t.n..i.. U I l .. .
. ..... in. nv .i. uuiikul UN HUES ITOm III Tl 1
ZLl n f ?MI7 T"V ,las,not ,t lower Uinn last week. f.l
entered n float in the fwitivni in...iin i.- ... .1 . ..
The thrilling oitveiitiircR ot Armand,
or the Comte do TrcviereK. will delight
midiences nt'tlie Iteilig theatre next
Monday night when Jo Ditrifdistein will
appear in hix new minnntbL1 hielodi-nmn.
"The il'urple Maak." Having departed
from his usual cl(irn4eri.ui:ioiia. which
include every-variety of rou, Mr. Dit
richstein iH iiiM.ersonating the role of tlie
Chevalier of the Purple .Musk, u- liighly
iliic1ureKiu ohllriicter whose Kh lling
li"r liavo thrillol aill mystified nil
Kurope. Calling f.r a player of gi-eut
(harm, in both manner mml personality,
this role is pnr!tinlarly sititeil tn Sir.
Dilirk hstein. lOach net is brimful of sur
prises, the story of the adventures and
romance of this, mmsiml character is re
lnled. In tievernl scenes it appears that
Armnnd is rtiptured and doomed to die;
At tho laslt moment, however., us lie is
about to bo led to the dungeon, Armnnd
keeps his promise and makes his "get
away." .
The support of Mr. nitreohstoin is' of
assured and insured worth, not1 only by
the fact that this "Master Player" al
ways surrounds himself with the best
motors and actresses, but. through the
nrrnngement of "The Committee of
Three," who represent "America's Thc
ntres' Managers' Association," who have
personally passed on the supporting cast
ntitl production. It is the aim of this
committee to each seasop make a selec
tion of Uie besthivailable high class star
and1 play. And under their guarantees- the
selected, company will .tour from coast to
coast, thus insuring the cities outside of
the half dozen Motn-opolises .the New
York and Chicago successes intact.
Citv Invited to Put
Float In Rose Parade
Director of the Kngene Chamber of
Commerce tonight are expected to decide
wliotlier this city will, be represented- in
the Portland rose festival by n floral
float. J. H. Bhiesing, chairman - of the
floral parade committee in the, festival
work, has written the chamber-to invite
I'.ugene's partieiuntion, nmt culling to the
advertising vnlim of such' a, float.
He says it will be filmed by the news
reel 'companies, and sent all over the
unueu states.
heavy receipts cuused the decline.
Curtain,
Doors
8:25
7:45
ZM THEATRfrQV
.TUESDA1
May 221
ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST
MUSICAL INSTITUTIONS
1KAP0LIS
ORCHESTRA
HENRI VERBRUGGHEN, Conductor
Now in it: Twentieth Successful Season
85 Supreme Musical
Artists
WITH
ROSELLE
Noted Soprano
of Metropolitan Opera Company.
N.Y-
The Heilig Amusement Company presents this
orgamaatioa.to its patrons- with the pleasure a'V
befitting this event.- and knowing that the jrespow
appreciation from the -Eugene -public ior -mTemj
ltoricus attractions jusifiea our every effort w
W this., as well &s.futum similar orsankaWoas. f
iMPORTANTtlfcyrtCE-kitf to tie-fact tWtwgfc
ucajjon ympnnyjuicnestra is.a flP-i"""rL itO'
ther.e .War .Tak o .ado o tfie XolUwuy P
uaiconj iiiieto3 rtws,
15 tis&t. $20. exC 5Swi H,
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