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fOURTH ANNUAL SEASON

OF

GRAND IN ATLANTA

BY THE

M'ETROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY

UNDER THE DIRECTION Of

CIUllO CATTI-G~SAZLA, GENERAL MANACER JOHN BROWN, BUSINESS MANAGER f, G , GOPPIGUS, REPRESENTATIVE fOR ATLANTA SEASON

fROM THE

METROPOLIT AN OPERA HOUSE, NEW YORK GITY

UNDER THE AUSPICES Of ATLANT A MUSIC FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION

AUDITORIUM

APRIL 21st, 22d, 23rd, 24th, 25th, AND 26th, 1913 .

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Announcement

~¥::::;;::A:ri1 RATIFIED by its reception during three successive VISitS, and faithful to its promise to confine its activities to New York and Atlanta, Mr. Giulio Gatti-Casazza, general manager of the Company, takes pleasure in announcing that arrangements have been completed for its fourth season of grand opera at the Auditorium during the week beginning April 2 J • The local management, as heretofore, will be in the hands of the Atlanta Music Festival Association, which has done so much to foster musical art throughout the South and make Atlanta one of the important operatic centers of the country. Four evening and three afternoon performances will be given as follows:

Puccini's " LESCAUT" in Italian on Monday evening, April 2 J. Verdi's "LA TRAVIATA" in Italian on Tuesday afternoon, April 22. Damrosch's "" in English on Wednesday evening, April 23. Ponchielli's "" in Italian on Thursday afternoon, April 24. Offenbach's "TALES OF HOFFMANN" in French on Friday even­ ing, April 25. Donizetti's "LUCIA" in Italian on Saturday afternoon, April 26. Puccini's "" in Italian on Saturday evening, April 26. The foregoing list of speaks for itself. In preparing the reper­ toire Mr. Gatti-Casazza has sought to please all tastes. The public will have an opportunity of hearing opera in three languages, including English. Several new artists of the first rank will make their debuts before Atlanta audi­ ences, while a glance over the roster Qf stars will discover the names of eminent artists who have already won their way into the hearts of the South's music lovers. It is quite unnecessary to enter into further details as to the character of the performances promised. The Metropolitan Opera Company is a house­ hold word in Atlanta. Mr. Gatti~Casazza can only repeat his assurance that, as on former occasions, the full resources of this, admittedly the greatest oper­ atic organization in the world, will be utilized, and as far as physical condi­ tions will permit, the performances will equal in casts of artists, scenic splen­ dor, orchestral and choral support and every other detail, the New York pro­ ductions which have given the company its international pre-eminence .

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GUlLlO GATTI-CASAZZA r-====-~~~-:------f----'" ·------1 I I' The Company (Arranged Alphabetically

An SOPRANI Mmes. Frances Rita Fornia Invitation Anna Case Lenora Sparkes to Visitors Vera Curtis Rosina Van Dyck MEZZO-SOPRANI and CONTRALTI Mmes. Emma Borniggia Helen Maplcson Maria Duchene Jeanne Maubourg While in At 1ant a, we Marie Maltfeld want you to visit our two stores - not for s hop pin g TENORI Messrs. particularly, but because we Paul Althouse Umberto Macnez want you to see our Art De­ Pieh'o Audisio partment and model Jewelry Arlgelo Bada Lambert Murphy Store. Albert Reiss Carl Jorn Visitors who will register BARITONI Messrs. their names and addresses­ William Hinshaw so we may send them our Bernard Begue Antonio Scolli Fall catalogue- are invited to Vi-ncenzo Reschiglian leave their jewel r y to be BASSI cleaned. Messrs. Paolo Ananian Leon Rothier Our shop has been in Putnam Griswold Basil Ruysdael charge of one superintendent Antonio Pini-Corsi Andrea de Segurola for a quarter' of a century. GiuJio Rossi Herbert Witherspoon Your jewels are safe with us, CONDUCTORS and no charge will be made Messrs. for cleaning your jewelry if Alfred Hertz Giuseppe Stu rani brought in during the 1913 Arturo T oscanini engagement of Grand Opera. CHORUS MASTER Mr. Giulio Selli TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Mr. Edward Siedle ST AGE MANAGERS Maier & Berkele Messrs. I ncorporn led Jules Speck Loomis Taylor Jewelers, Silversmiths, Art Importers ASSISTANT CONDUCTORS Messrs. 31-33 Whitehall Street Richard Hageman Hans Morgenstern Established 1887 Gennaro Papi BALLET MASTER Ellorc Coppini

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American National Bank ALABAMA AND BROAD STREETS ATLANT A, GA.

OFFICERS

W. L. PEEL, PRESIDENT R. F. MADDOX, VICE-PRESIDENT T. J. PEEPLES, --- CASHIER j. P. WINDSOR, - ASST. CASHIER J. F. ALEXANDER. - ASST. CASHIER

DIRECTORS

LEWIS H. BECK BARTOW M. BLOUNT WILLIAM S. ELKIN JOSEPH T. HOLLEMAN WILLIAM H. KISER ROBERT F. I'vlADDOX GEORGE A. NICOLSON WILLIAlyI L. PEEL THOMAS J. PEEPLES BENJAMIN L. WILLINGHAM

A Progressive Bank in the Leading City of the Growing South.

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PRESENTED DY THE ENTIRE METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY from the Metropolilan Opera House, New York Steinway GIULIO GATTI-CASAZZA, Gen'J Mgr.

The Piano of Recognized MONDAY EVENING. April 21, at 8 o'clock Standard in all the World

is at your command at a trifling Opera in four Acts (In Italian) I Boolri: founded on the well.:lmown work Abbe Prevost higher cost. It is a well-known i or maxim- one thoroughly endorsed MUSIC BY -that the best is the cheapest in the end. Manon . LUCREZIA BORI Lescaut . Des Crieux ENRICO CARUSO Ceronte . ANDRE DE SEGUROLA Edmondo ANGELO BADA L'Oste . PAOLO ANANIAN Maestro Di Ballo ALBERT REISS Un Musico MARIA DUCHENE Sergente VINCENZO RESCHIGLIAN Lampionajo PIETRO AUDISIO Comandante CIULlO ROSSI Parrucchiere LUIGI MORANDI

Conductor, GIUSEPPE STURANI Slage Managor, JULES SPECK Chorus Ma,t.r, GUILIO SEITI Technical Director, EDWARD SIEDLE $750.00 and Up

Choose a STEINW A Y and you "close the door to future regrets." SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

New Stein way Pianos are sold in ACT I. A Square in Amiens. Georgia only by ACT II. Manon's Room in Ceronte's House. .

ACT III. A Square Near the Havre Harbour The Phillips & Crew ACT IV. A Vast Plain on the New Orleans Company Territory. Scenery by Mario Sale, of tho Tenlro Alia Scalia, -. 82-84-86 North Pryor Street Costumes from designs by C. Hohenstein, Bonn, Executed in the Co s lum~Alclicr of the Metropolitan Opora Company. Established 1865 I by Mmo. Louise MusnBus. ~------.-.--.---.------~- NOTICE-No one permitted to leave the Auditorium until conclusion of each Act. r------I• 1 i t

t i t 1 1 I• •1 ! • I i1 I 'I 1 1 • 1 : 1 I ~ ,I I• ~ oJ'. • I • 1 .. FRIEDA HEMPEL 1 I '------_I ._------,------_._---: ,.------~------I PRESENTED BY THE ENTIRE

METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY fro m the Me tropolitan Opera Hous e. New York

GIULIO GATTI-CASAZZA, Gen'J Mgr.

TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 22, al 2 o'clock

LA TRAVIATA

Opera in Four Acts (In Italian) Boo. by F. M. Piavo

MUSIC BY

Violella FRIEDA HEMPEL ft'lazllu&iamIiuI.J Flora Bervoise JEANNE MAUBOURG The official Pia no of Cllica go Gra",' Opera Co. "ie Annina MARIE MATTFELD Alfredo UMDERTO MACNEZ Georgio Germonl PASQUALE AMATO The mazont 1E)amlin Gaslone A NGELO BADA begins where the work of preceding great Barone Douphol VINCENZO RESCHIGLIAN Piono builders left off, embodying all Marchese D'Obigny BERNARD BEGUE that is best in the old systems of con­ Dollore Grenvil PAOLO ANANJAN structioN and adding certain new features which have attracted the attention and Conduclor. CIUSEPPE STURANI searching investigation of both the Mu­ Slage Manager, JULES SPECK sical and Scientific world. This Piano Chorus M.sler. CIULlO SETTI Technical Direclor. EDWARD SIEDLE .smnd. to-day the highest pr iced Piano Ball el Masl." ETTORE COPPINI made. The Tension Resonator is pronounced by scientists to be the greatest invention in Piano construction in the.last quarter of a century, making possible a most beautiful qualny of tone and also mak­ ing it permanent-such has never be fore been approached. SYNOPSIS OF SCENES An inspection of thes e Pianos will be of interest to you. Whether an intending purchaser or not, you are cordially in­ ACT I. Violella's Drawing Room, Paris. v i ted to call and bring your musical friends. ACT II. Violella's Counll'Y House, Near Pari •. ACT III. Ball-room al Flora·s. CABLE PIANO CO. ACT IV. Violella's Bed-room. GE O. W. WILKINS. Presideo! 84 N. BROAD ST., ATLANTA, GA. Lnr~ c ~t S Olllll e nl Mu sic HOllse Divertissement by the Corps de Ballet. ------.. -- -.. ------_._.-..... NOTICE-No one permitted to leave the Auditorium until conclusion of each Act...... ------...... _------......

IVY 5190 ATL~ 1598

4 LUCKIE STREET T axi.. Cabs? Touring Cars and Limousines

Georgian Terrace Garage IVY 298 A L. BELLE 'ISLE, Proprietor

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GET YOUR PRESENTED BY THE ENTIRE METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY from the Metropolitan Opera House. New Yorlt Full Dress GIULIO GATTI-CASAZZA, Gen'l Mgr. WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 23, at 8 o'clock

Accessories CYRANO

Opera in four Acts and five Scenes (In English) Book by W. J. Henderson for RIGHT NOW at After tho drama by Edmond Rosland "JACK" "BOB" MUSIC BY

Cyrano PASQUALE AMATO Hayes Bros. Roxane Duenna MARIE MATTFELD Tailors and Haberdashers Lise ROSINA VAN DYCK Mother Superior LILA ROBESON NINE PEACHTREE Christian RICCARDO MARTIN Ragueneau ALBERT REISS De Guiche PUTNAM GRISWOLD Le Bret WILLIAM HINSHAW ------First Muskeleer BASIL RUYSDAEL Second Muskeleer MARCEL REINER Monlfleury l CHARLES LAURIER A Cadel j Trunks­ A Monk . ANTONIO PINI-CoRSI Conduoto,. ALfRED HERTZ Stage Manager. JULES SPECK Chorus Maste,. CIULlO SETTI Hand Bags Technical Direclor. EDWARD SIEDLE

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

ACT l. Thealre in the Hotel de Bourgogne.

ACT II. "The Poets' Ealing House"-Rague­ neau's Pastry Shop. 'ASHFORDS' TRUNK STORr" ACT III. A Square in Ihe Old Marais. YES. we do ACT IV. SCENE I. Camp Before Arras. SCENE 2. A Convenl Garden.

REPAIRING Scenery by Anlonio Rovescoli. Milan. Costumes, after designs by Mais.on 'Marie Muelle, Po;rls. executed in the Costume Ateliero of the Metropolitan Opera At 166 Peachtree Street Company by Mme, Louisa Musncus.

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I I I LOUISE HOMER, AS L AURA IN LA GIOCONDA I. -----_._------_._-----_. ------

PRESENTED BY THE ENTIRE Corsages METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY from the MelropoliLan Opera. House, N ew Yor~ and Bouquets GIULIO GATTI-CASAZZA, Gen'l Mgr.

THURSDAY AFTERNOON. April 24. at 2 o'clock

LA GIOCONDA

Opera in four Acts and five Scenes (In Italian) Cut Book bv Tobia Gorrio (Arrigo Bailo) I MUSIC BY PONCHIELLI Flowers La Gioconda EM MY DESTINN 1 Lacra Adorno . LOUISE HOMER Alvise Badoero A ~ DREA DE SEGUROLA La Cieca , MARIA DUCHENE Enzo Grimaldo ENRICO CARUSO I Barnaba DINH GILLY The most stunning Zuane , . BERNARD BEGUE I ones worn at the Un Cantore VINCENZO RESCHIGLIAN Isepo PIETRO AUDISIO I OPE R A will be I Conductor, ARTURO rOSCANINI Slage Manager, JULES SPECK ! • from Chorus Master, CIUllO SETTI : Technic.1 DirecLm', EDWARD SIEDLE Ballet Ma.Ler ETTORE COPPINI 'fI I I I SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ,1 ACT I. The Courtyard of the Doges Palace, I ATLANTA'S LEADING FLORIST. Venice. : ACT II. On the Fusina Lagoon, ACT Ill. SCENE I. A Room in the Ca'd'oro I (House of Gold). SC£NE 2. A Hall in Choicest Flowers of every the Ca'd'oro. : description. Unlimited ACT IV. A Vestibule of the P alace, on the Island of Giudecca. I Quantity. Quality the best. 1 I ACT I, Divertissement, "La F urlana," t AcT III, "Dance of the Hours," by the Corps • 123 Peachtree I de Ballet, • S cr:nery by Vittorio Rola. Mario Sala and Angelo Pij.rra~ Candler Building I vicini, Milan, f GO ii lumes by Chiappa. Milan.

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THE fulfillment of a century of hope and promise is realized in THE BALDWIN PIANO. Never have pianos so completely fulfilled the require­ ments of the artist and the discriminating public.

Factories: CINCINNATI THE BALDWIN PIANO COMPANY, CHICAGO WHOLESALE WAREROOMS, 10 WEST ALABAMA STREET. ATLANTA, GA. W. C. WILLis. SOllthem Who/asa/e Representative ---- - ... --- .. ------...... - ...... ------1 Wing Ghair

Best Hair~ Springs Solid Mahogany Hand Carved

PRICE $30.00 .------Biggs Antique Company --- -_.. -----_.------_._._.... _--_._._ .-.--.---- ...... NOTICE-No one permitted to leave the Auditorium until conclusion of each Act...... _• • • • • .• ••• ___ • • •• • •••• •______.'4_~ __ • ___ ._. ______~

PRESENTED BY THE ENTIRE METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY from the Metropolitan Opera House, Now Yor~ GIULIO GATTI-CASAZZA, Gen'J Mgr.

FRIDAY EVENING, April 25, at 8 o'clock

THE TALES OF HOFFMANN Fantastic Opera in Three Acts (In French) MUSIC BY JACQUES OFFENBACH

Olympia FRIEDA HEMPEL You ask me what is beauty, Lady Fair? Giuliella RITA FORNIA Look in thy mirror and behold it Anlonia LUCREZIA BORI there, Nicklausse JEANNE MAUBOURG KUHNS, the photographer of the town, Hoffmann CARL JORN Will transfer it to paper In black Dapperlullo DINH GILLY Coppelius or brown, 1. LEON ROTHIER Miracle J Spalanzani ANDREA DE SEGUROLA Schlemil } Lindorf BASIL RUYSDAEL Crespel . . GIULIO ROSSI Cochenille AKE this the occa­ 1. ALBERT REISS M Franz J sion for that new Pitichinaccio ANGELO BADA Portrait you have been Nathanael PtETRO AUDISIO Hermann PAOLA ANANIAN promising yourself so Luther BERNARD BEGUE long. Conductor. RICHARD HAGEMAN Stago Mon.ger. JULES SPEGK Choru , Mosler. GIULIO SETTI It's an appropriate Technicol Direclo>'. EDWARD SIEDLE time this week to ex­ change Photos. SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

Make appointments PROLOGUE early at The Tavern of Masler Luther. ACT L Olympia, the Mechanical Doll. (A Ball-room in the House of Spalanzani) ACT II. Giuliella, Ihe Venetian Beauly. (A Gallery in a Palace in Venice) ACT III. Anlonia, the Munich Maid. (A Room in the Home of Crespel in Munich) KUHNS EPILOGUE Same Scene as Prologue The Photographer of the Town Scenery by Herman Burghart Et Co., Vienna. Costumes, after designs by Atlillio Com melli, Covent Garden, London, 33Y2 Whitehall Street executed in the Ate lier of the Metropolitan Opera Company by Mme. Louise Musaeus.

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r • ______.... _:A~~:O~~~~~~: ______. _____ . __ J ----r-·~ -·------~---~------f T------I I I Welcome! I PRESENTED BY THE E N fiRE METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY THROUGHOUT the South you will not Gnd fr om the Mdropolilan O PCfil House. New York a nother drug store li~e Jacob., and few in the I large Eastern cities equal it in beauty and stock. CIULlO GATTI-CASAZZA, Cen'j Mgr. We are p.-oud of this splendid establishment, second largest retail drug house in America, I and shall 'enjoy showing you abouL SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 26, al 2 o'clock Choicest Perfumes Here We are direct importers of the world's finest perfumes, and out-of.town visitors will find many exquisile odors which they can not procure at home. We list. few of the most favored: Opera in Four Acts and Five Scenes (In Italian) Bouriois' Manon Lescaut Extrnct. 2 oz. bottle. $2.25; Book founded on Weller Scott's No vel . ·'The Bride of Toilet Water, 60<; 52.00. Lommermoor" by Salvadore C a mmarano Coty's Jasmin Extract, $5.00. sa 00; in bulk. an oz .. S3 50 Styx Extract. SI2.00; an oz. $3.50 L·Ori,.n Extract, S2.75, S5.00; an 0 ... S2.30 Jacqueminot Rose Extract. $250, 55.00; an oz., $2.30 MU SIC BY DONIZETTI Glori. de Paris Extract, oz .. 5 I 75 Rigaud's Peerless Extracts. Mary Garden, . Trentini. Marthe Chen.I, an Ol .. $2.00 Complete Line in the s.me odors; ExlTact, Toilet Water. Lucia FRIEDA HEMPEL Sachet, Face Powder lind SOal); Lowest Prices. Alisa MARIE MATTFELD' Edgardo UMIlERTO MACNEZ Lord Enrico Ashlon PASQUALE AMATO Raimondo BASIL RUYSDAEL Arluro ANGELO BADA Normanna PIETRO AUDISIO

Conducto" CIUSEPPI STU RANI SLu~e Munuger, JULES SPECK Cho,u. MilsLer, CIUllO SETTI Technical DirecLo,. EDWARD SIEDLE

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

ACT I. SCENE J, Grounds Near Ravenswood "LeTriomphe de Perfection" Castle. SCENE 2. The Ruined Tower at $1.00 a Pound of Wolf's Crag A handsome presentation of supreme ele. ACT A Hall in Ravenswood Caslle. gance a.nd luxury, the most exquisile achievement II. of the confectioner's art. It is an ideal gift lhat ACT III. A Room in Ravenswood Caslle. will fascinale with its beautiful daintiness and its superb conlent. will win the mosl critical. Noth· ACT IV. The Cemetery. ing can compare with it. One and two pound boxes, $1.00, $2.00. At our Main Store, 544 Peachlre~ Streel and 23 Whitehall Streel Stores. ACT I. Harp Solo, Cadenza. Composed and JACOBS' PHAR MACY Played by Carlos Salzedo. Main Store and Laboratory, 6·8 Marietta St.

Auditorium until conclusion of each Act. NOTICE-No one permitted to leave the· F.O. B. F.O.B. $985 Toledo $985 Toledo FULLY EQUIPPED FULLY EQUIPPED

OU are cordially invited to visit our show­ Y rooms during your visit to Atlanta and ex­ amine this high~grade, low price car. Capable and courteous salesmen will explain its simple construction and ease of operation, then take you for a spin and prove its power.

PHONE IVY 1477, OR CALL -Overland Southern Motor Car Co. 232 PEACHTREE STREET

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PRESENTED BY THE ENTIRE

METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY from the Metropolitan Opera House. New Y or~

GIULIO GATTI-CASAZZA, Gen'l Mgr.

SATURDAY EVENING, April 26, at 8 o'clock Grand Opera TOSCA at Home Opera in Three Acts (In Italian) Boali by Victorian Sardou. Luigi Illica and Giusoppe Giacosa

Why wait a whole year to MUSIC BY GIACOMO PUCCINI· hear these glorious voices again? Floria T osca EMMY DESTINN ']he Mario Cavaradossi ENRICO CARUSO II Barone Scarpia ANTONIO SCOTTI Cesare Angelotti . CIULlO ROSSI Victor ~ Victrola II Sagrestano ANTONIO PINI-CORSI Spoletta PIETRO AUDISIO will place at your command at all Sciarrone . BERNARD BEGUE times, all the operas by the world's Un Carceriere PAOLO ANANIAN Un Pastore JEANNE MAUBOURG greatest singers. Conductor. ARTURO TOSCANINI Stage Manager. JULES SPECK Chorus Master, GIULIO SETTI Caruso, Melba, Farrar, Tetraz­ Technical Director. EDWARD SIEDLE zini, Schuman - Heink, Scotti, Amato, Gluck, Homer, Hempel, Desti~n, Aida and others.

Prices from $15.00 to $250.00. SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

Most complete stock of Victrolas ACT I. Interior of the Church of St. Andrea and Victor Records of any South­ Della Valle. Rome. ern music house. ACT II. Scarpia's Room in the Palazzo F arnese. Rome.

Cable Piano Co. ACT III. Platform of the Castle of SI. Angelo. 84 NORTH BROAD STREET Rome.

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'of Fashion and Utility Alike Viennese Design Front and Rear Seat Drive

rrHE woman of refinement and good taste is instantly attracted by the Ohio Electric because of the artistic beauty made possible by the curved-line body construction. And the interior fit­ tings are the apotheosis of luxurious good taste. No other car can surpass the Ohio in these regards. But the Ohio offers you more than beauty, more than luxury, more than comfort. Alone among electrics, the Ohio gives you a double drive from both from front and rear seat. The wonderful convenience of this is instantly apparent. When you have guests, drive from the front, with a clear view ahead at all times. When you're alone, drive from the rear seat in per- fect privacy. . This double drive ras made all large single-drive electrics out of date. And it is an exclusive Ohio feature, on which they hold basic patents. Before you decide on any electric, see the Ohio and make your own comparisons. Note especial­ ly the marvelous magnetic disc control-another exclusive Ohio feature. Practically every opera­ tion of the car may be controlled from a small di8c fitting easily into the palm of the hand. Demonstrations by appointment at your convenience. I rrhe Firestone - Columbus Southern Co. ! K. T. McKIMSTRY, Manager 45-47 AUBURN AVENUE PHONE IVY 4177 L--______.NOTICE-No one permitted to leave the Auditorium until conclusion of each Act. ------r Box Holders and Partial List of · This is the Golden Age of the Friends that will entertain during week of Opera. I t ELECTRIC MR. S. C. DOBBS will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Paul Block, of , and Mr. Jos. S. Potsdamer, of Philadelphia. Automobile MRS. J. M. HIGH will entertain Monday night, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adams, Miss Elizabeth High and Mr. ]. ]. Go04rum. Wednesday night, Mr. and Mrs. Toulman There are reasons (or it: Williams, Mrs. Percival Snead. Friday night, Mr. and Mrs. George Jones and Mr. 1st. For TOWN SERVICE and SUBURBAN and Mrs. William Brittain. Saturday night, TOURING the Electric is far and away Miss Kitty Thornton, Miss Elizabeth High, the,best and the ideal car, for it is AL­ Mr. Westervelt Terhune and Mr. Gabriel WAYS READY-for either man or woman Solomon. who has business to attend to, or who MR. J. CARROLL PAYNE will entertain desires, in the morning or the evening, to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith, Jr., Miss Helen take a drive for pleasure or health through­ Payne and Mr. Chas. Hopkins. out the city or the suburbs. ]. W. ENGLISH, SR., will entertain Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. J .. D. Robinson, Miss 2nd. There is ECONOMY in the power of an Emily Robinson. Wednesday evening, Capt. Electric as compared with the high cost and Mrs. Bankhead and Miss Isma Dooly. of gasoline. One needs to study economy Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Robin­ in the use of an automobile as well as in son and Miss Katherine Ellis. any other matter. . MR. AND MRS. RICHARD W. MASSEY, of Birmingham. 3rd. For SHOPPING, for the THEATRE, for MR. W. A. SPEER will entertain Monday CHURCH, the Electric is CLEAN, COM­ evening, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dougharty FORTABLE, CHEERY and COMPANION­ and Capt. and Mrs. Jack Haynes. Tuesday ABLE. matinee, Mr. Ralph Ragan, Miss Sarah Raw­ son, Mr. Marx Adair and Miss Laura Ansley. Wednesday evening, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Even the best Electrics will not give Ramsen, Miss Jennie D. Harris and Mr. I Hugh Scott. Thursday matinee, Mrs. White­ perfect satisfaction unless they are given ford Silven Rusell, Mrs. Lee Sewman and proper attention. Mrs. Rix Stafford. Friday evening, Mr. and Our Service Department is not ex­ Mrs. Dridley Cowles and Capt. and Mrs. pected to pay us any profit, its policy Grayson Heidt. Saturday matinee, Miss Isa­ belle Speer, Miss Amee Hunnicutt, Miss Ad­ being to keep every car sold by us in rienne Battey and Miss Janie Cooper. Sat­ perfect condition at as little cost to the urday evening, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Riley. owner as possible. Miss Harriett Calhoun and Dr. Montague Boyd. JNO. D. LITTLE and JNO. W. GRANT will occupy box jointly. As our COLUMBUS ELECTRIC is so well­ MR. AND MRS. W. M. McKENZIE will known in Atlanta, we are devoting most of this entertain Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, C. McKenzie. space to the OHIO, which with its Double Drive Miss Frances McKenzie and H. C. McKenzie. we are free to admit has all other large Elec­ MR. AND MRS. J. T. HOLLEMAN will trics at a great disadvantage. We will have entertain Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. E. six Four Passenger Columbus and three Five H. Goo.dhart. Tuesday matinee, Miss Emma Passenger Ohio cars on our floor by April 24th. Tuller and Miss Florence Niles. Wednes­ day evening, Professor and Mrs. ]. S. Fleet. -----_._------_...... I - --_._---- NOTICE-No one permitted to leave the Auditorium until conclusion of each Act. EM MY DESTlNN, AS LA GIOCONDA ANTONIO SCOTTI, AS SCARPIA

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of Music Thursday malinee. Emerson Holleman and PEACHTREE and BROAD STREETS Carlyle Holleman. Friday evening, Emer· son Holleman and Carlyle Holleman. Sal­ urday malinee, Mrs. J. B. Crenshaw and A SUMMER SCHOOL Mrs. Geo. M. Niles. Salurday evening, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kemp. A SUMMER MR. E. V. HAYNES will enlerlain Friday SCHOOL will be evening, Miss Margarel Hawkins, Miss Har­ conducted fro m riel Calhoun, Mr. Edward W. Alfriend. 9th of June to the DR. AND MRS. FLOYD McRAE will have 2d of August. Stu. as Iheir guesls Monday evening, Dr. and Mrs. dents may enter Lo Chas. Remsen. Thursday evening, Mr. and advantage the dif. Mrs. Henry Miller. Friday evening, Dr. H. S. Bradley, of Mississippi . Salurday mali­ ferent departments nee, Dr. H. S. Bradley. Salurday evening, al any time. With Dr. H. S. Bradley. i ls ideal localion. splendid equip. H. M. ATKINSON ment and strong WILLIAM LAWSON PEEL faculty of arlisls. SAMUEL M. INMAN J. R. GRAY lh is ins l i l u l ion R. J . LOWRY olf~rsSUPERIOR CLARK HOWELL instruclion in Con~ WILMER L. MOORE s e rvalory wor~. MARION SMITH W. H. KISER J. F. GATINS, JR. JNO. E. MURPHY Cox College and ROBT. F. MADDOX S. DAVIES WARFIELD, Bahimore Conservatory W. S. ELKIN COLLECE PARK. CA. (Suburb of Atlanla) F . M. INMAN WILLIS E. RAGAN Delightfully invigorating climate; 25 in­ E. P. ANSLEY structors from the best American and European J. B. McFERRIN, Nashville Universities and Conservatories; broad course E. W. ALFRIEND of study. high Standards. fine pat ron age. ALEX C. KING MUSIC. PAINTINC and ORATORY are G. W. CONNORS speciahies. Seventieth session begins Seplem. R. W. MASSEY ber 10lh. for calalogue addre.s the secretary. E. H. INMAN P. O. Box 9. J. H. NUNNALLY MORRIS BRANDON WHITEFORD COLE, Nashville T . B. FELDER MRS. W. P. RICHARDSON MRS. BURTON SMITH W. D. MANLEY, JR. GEO. McKENZIE VICTOR LAMAR SMITH CATOR WOOLFORD ATLANTA CONSTITUTION ATLANTA GEORGIAN ATLANTA JOURNAL REUBEN R. ARNOLD MRS. JACK J. SPALDING

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NOTICE-No one permitted to leave the Auditorium until conclusion of each Act. The Lowry National Bank . OF ATLANTA Capital and Surplus, $2,000,000. 00

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Physicians who have patients to whom they may be called suddenly can leave their seat number in the Box Ollice and be called as quickly as possible. During the season of Grand Opera ladies are requested not to wear hats or head-dress during the performances that obstruct any view of the stage. Hats can be left with the attendants in the cloak-rooms, free of charge. The management earnes tly requests those wh'O are unable to remain until the close of the last act to leave during the intermission preceding it and thus avoid disturbing the artists and the audience during the performance. Cloak-rooms are located on the left side of the main entrance on the main Roar. Ladies' parlors will be found on the main Roor GOLD STORAGE FOR to the left of the main entrance. F or the convenience of our patrons telephone booths are located on the main Roar, near the Preservation of Furs front entrance. Patrons are earnestly requested to report any incivilities on the part of employees to the man­ The only Gold Storage for furs agement. In the South. Parties linding lost articles in any portion of the Auditorium will please leave them at the ticket ollice. L PRIES, Expert Tailor and furrier The management will not be responsible for articles contained in bags, packages, or in pock­ Bell Phone Ivy 2724 Office: 14076 Peachtree Sl. ets of clothing checked, nor for any loss of or damage in articles or garments left in the Audi­ R eferences: Any Dcp

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C. E. C URRIER. Presidenl JAS. S. fLOYD. Vice·Presidenl . J. S. KENNEDY. Assl. Cash~r f . E. BLOCK. Vi ce·Presidenl GEO. R. DONOVAN. C.,hiur J. D. LEITNER. Assl. C as hier I------._------.I NOTICE-No one permitted to leave the Auditorium until conclusion of each Act. ------.... ------~------~--.

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Service FOURTH NATIONAL BANK ---_._----,------..... ------"-- SCALE OF PRICES f 01" the for Single The Name Season Performa.nces (7 Performances) Boxes, seating six ...... $189.00 $45.00 Boxes, seating four ...... 126.00 30.00 ARENA Foote & Davies A & B first 24 rows R & L... 21.00 5.00 A & Brows 25 to 35, incl., R & L...... 17.50 4.00 A & Brows 36 to 43, inc., Company R & L...... 10.50 2.00 DRESS CIRCLE D F G H I first 3 rows R & L. } E . . . first row L. .. 21.00 5.00 IS as suggestive of the BEST In J . . . first seven rows . (Front of) D (Sight Line) next 3 rows R&L. 1 E " 3 " R&L.I F "3 R&L.

Printing and G " 4 "L. 17.50 4.00 H "3"RI" 5 " R H " 3 " L. Lithographing I " 5 "R I I "3"L. J L M N 0 R&L. 12.25 2.50 BALCONY As that of the Metropolitan Opera P Q R S first 4 rows R & L. 14.00 3.00 Company is of the best in music. P Q R S next 5 rows R & L. 10.50 2.00 P Q R S next 2 row, R & L. 7.00 1.00 T and U next 8 rows R & L. 14.00 3.00 Back of sight line: 401 seats, Dress Circle and Balcony 7.00 1.00 M.u" Ol

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TOP-LEON ROTHER, AS DR. MIRACLE IN TALES OF HOFFMANN; PUTNAM GRISWOLD, AS OE GUICHE IN CYRANO BOTTOM-JEANNE MAUBOURG; DINH GILLY, AS BARNABA