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M r 'She said the one she ordered was in a cuter box.' TRAILING THE 'Y'SERS By HARRISON R. MEIUULL I have heard "Romeo Et Juliette,'' as a grand opera in the Metropoli tan opei'a house. Charles Gounod wrote the music, William Shake speare the words, and Amenta Galli-Curci and Edward. Johnson sang the two leading roles. That is getting a quartet of tre mendously great people together and there were others. Gladys' Swarthout, Lawrence Tibbett, Leon Hothier weFe also in the cast. I "was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Bentley at the opera. Prof, and Mrs. William F. Hanson were also present to enjoy the great ensemble. I think a finer afternoon' we have not had in a long time. Of course we could not under stand the words, but words, were totally to-tally unnecessary in "Romeo Et Juliette,". The music and the acting was sufficient The balcony tecene was enacted - very well although Galli-Curci fell a little short of Edward Ed-ward Johnson in the ardor of her love. . :' The orchestration of .the piece was especially wonderful, The instruments in-struments flowed in among the voices making a unity of great' beauty. Leon Rothier as the Frajr iJaur-ent iJaur-ent was magnificent both in his singing and hfs acting. He, in fact, wast almost the star, so perfect Was his performance. Edward Johnson made a good looking Romeo with i plenty of fire and a beautiful tenor voice, but he was not quite met half way in acting by the madame, though he was outsung. (.Htr glorious glor-ious voice warbled the songs of love in a way that thrilled the hearts y her huge audience. Prof. Thatcher C. Jones, Dr. and Mrs. Violet . Brown, Mr. and Mts. Kenneth Kuhre and . I attended a performance of "Richelieu,' played by Walter Hamden and his com. pany at Broadway and 62nd street. .1 have seen Mr. Hamden In Shakespearean parts, but- never have I seen him to better advan tage. His; Richelieu was wonderfully wonderful-ly human and sympathetic. He has modernized the play slightly, but he. ha retained the dignity of the great lines. ' ' ' . - The. famous quotations, among them, "In the lexicon of youth there la no such word as' fail and "This pen Is : mightier than the sword" flowed, from the great reader's lips like wine; . Hamden is always worth seeing in anything at all. Joseph Nelson, well known architect archi-tect of . Provo, paid New York a visit last week-end. Mr. Nelson had been on a' business trip to Boston and other' points where he spent some time inspecting public buildings build-ings and in interviewing important. For SERVICE Call PAUL The Radio Man 290 NO. 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Nflson has built a monument''' that would do credit to some of the greatent architects ar-chitects of the pasti It i doubful if there is a building for the Kame money quite equal to that Hplendid structure, Though the mercury had not dropped to the depths reported for Provo in the Evening Herald, the Hudson was filled with ice t during a part of last weekj ero temperatures tempera-tures are practically unknown in ' New York, but sub-zero winds with file edges are common, Indeed. -One can hardly imagine what a 17 below temperature backed by a New York wind would do among these sky-scrapers. " ' As a guest of Mr.' and Mrs. Ray Olpin and in company with Dr. and Mrs. Carl F. Eyring and Dr. and Mrs. Carl Christensen, I attended a theater on uptown Broadway. The offering was a neat little comedy, VLet Us Be Gay." 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