Show WHEN RUSSIAN AVIATORS OPERA OPENING IN IS CHICAGO FOR: KIDNAPING ’ GAILY GREETED IN !S t RT CHICAGO Nov 5— (AP)— Law-ren- ce I T s s vV s T 4 't JC t I A- - iV n -- 1 I — y JAA en r —— i skyscraper home in Wacker drive) On a s to where less? than a century ago wolves bayed jat the modn ton the marshy flats along a lonely little stream" cutting pral-- ’ ' ' windswept ared this of marble provide the youthful city by the inliand sea with the world’s most luxurious and sophisticated home of tong OPERATIC PAGEANTS Every tradition and ftie with the past was broken save fone — the selection of Verdi’s melodious arid gorgeous operatic pageant "Aidaf” as the premiere musical fare "Aid A” was the opening opera to be presented by Chicago’s first permanent opera company in 19101 again it wis the firstofferirig of the present Civic opera company in 1S22 and sentiment idled when the dedicate work wa$ chosen for Monday On a stage which would comfo: ably accommodate a 1 A -- story bull tag and facing the mbst brillia first night jutdiepce that ever sembled jn Chicago Rosa Rais dramatic soprano sang the title role recalling patrons het in the samp part in the abearance 1922 opening Others oflhe 1922 cast like were there including Charles Mai-sha- lj American tenor as Radameb Cyrena Van Gordon took the part of Amnerls and Giorgio Polacco musical director and fformer husband of lEdith Masoi held the baton while it wad a debut for the building there were no debuts among the principals For ’society the opera opening was an event of major importance in which for weeks there had run a crescendo of anticipation and interest The list of box holders read like the social register jand included the Samuel Inrulls! Mrs Rockefeller McCormick the Arthur Meekers Mrs Ed jvard Hines J V the John Jelkes junior and senior Mrs Jacob Baur the Martin A JJLyersofis and the Cyrus Hall McCormicks Not only was Chicago society represented however! for) from many points in the east and midd e west cam© representatives of the social order! THEATRE IS) SILENT For tociety likewise there was new setting in the did lose ahd gol interior of the opera auditorium Gone was the golden j horseshoe of old Auditorium theatre which was client after forty years ’’of opera openings The new preserve of the elite already has beM termed the golden crescent as ittlreachessonly across the pack of the main flodr and not around the sides In' fact there are no side boxes on the fir floor dress circle and balconies fa I tag the stage Wacker drive ChicagoFs spacio double -- decked' ’boulevard skirting the Chicago fiver and Jon which the huge Corinthian columns of the opera Boris© building give’ bustled with activity v as the world of sot ejety Business and 'music was at the operatic scene Sabins and velvets- - and jewels and furls were in that setting J 4 Incidentally the feminine conttagj-en-t appeared in trailing draperies long sleeves and high waistline! reminiscent of the night in 1899 when the old Auditorium splendid in gold and marble began its his toric career i GIFT OF CHICAGOANS The story of the) Civic Opera building which Samuel Insult prest-ideof the opera company has called "the splendid! gi t Of Chicago arts to Chicago and thfr world” u unique One night back in 1927 Mil Insull first told opera guarantors of a project of a new o)era house to 1 replace the Auditorium One year’ later he brought fori ward the completed plans for a theatre which should contain th world’s last word on how to givi opera housed in a building whicl should eventually pay) for itself ant pay for the opera finally to be t perpetual gift in trust to the people i of Chicago A site hi the heart of the city easily accessible te all lines of munication was chosfn and the builders did thq rest -t to-oper- a i ' Mr Associated Press Photo i The Russian monoplane Land of the Soviets landed at Curtiss field N Y bringing to a close a 12500 mil© journey Which started from Moscow August23 The’ aviators shown below are (left to right): Dimitri V fulfaev mechanic Simon A Shestakov first pilot ' Boris V StellgoV navigator and t Philip E Bolotov second pitot j 4 “ UTILIZATION IDEA 1CURBS OIL OUTPUT Okto— (AP)4nie ofl In- applying the brakes to ad- j mitted overproduction Boom iowns may become a thing of the past if definite trends toward conservation described by leading oil men as their hope for salvation go far enough In that case business-like methods would replace the frenzy that has marked man’s efforts to find an produce oil The unitization of fields a plan approved by directors of) the American Patr oleum institute is being advanced as a permanent cure for TXTLSA duStry Is! i I overproduction By this program under which leaseholders pool their acreage in a given area and share proportionately iri results wild drilling campaigns are stopped Unitization j strips the practice prevalent in the past of drilling a promising sectlori full of holes in 60 days at heavy expense and with useless sacrifice of oil and gas Operators under the unit system no longer are forced to drill to protect themselves simply because a nearby leaseholder has "brought in” a well More than 25 unitized operations already are in progress and the idea is spreading as it finds favorable among operators j- - re-cept- ion see photographer! 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J C Mel-lManti Utah sheepman were LAW IS PRESENTED Injured j ) Mellor drove out of the Gunnison BOISE Nov 5—The first accept- sugar factory) yard onto the state ance of the provisions of the new highway and collided with the car reforestation law was presented to driven by Allen Brown who escaped the state forest board at a meetipg injury in the governor’s! office Monday Mrs Brown has ri broken shoulder Under its provisions the Potlatch and possible Internal injuries DonLumber company tasked to set aside na suffered a ifractUre of both knee considerable territory in Latah arid caps Mrs Allen’s back was injured and Tillie is Clearwater counties from shock Mellor Is beingsuffering The law provides that logged-ovtreated for a bruised or burnt-ovland that Is valuable lung-- tf ( chiefly rfor forest) purposes may !be set aside in reforestation districts RANCHER FROZEN and given preferential taxation uritil a new crop is cut At that time) a DURING (BUZZARD severance or yield tax is collected to partially or wholly make up the SALT LAKE NOV 5— (UP)— Two suspension of the tax during the Provo men were (slightly Injured growth of the timber when the car In Vhich they were M- collided riding mawith another’ GENERAL IS COOLIE chine turned pver on South TAIYUAN Shansi- China Nov 5 State and street earlyi today Lamar — Ap)—Denerai Fen g 23 Hunter possible Inter“The Christian General” is living nal Injuries incurred A DJ Stubbs 49 in a house on the top of a hill sur- had his scalp and and cheek hurt rounded by an eight-fomud wall Alfred and W Stubbs other He wears a coolie costume and eats occupants of IF car were not Inthe coolie food j jured I - ' -- Al most eligible bachelor Xdward Albert prince of Wales will go hunt- Salt Lake Woman Placed tag with the new year for bisr ‘ game in HospitaL Husband London papers today said he was in Jail planning to return to Africa in January to the tour interruptSALT LAKE Nov 5— (UP)— The ed last complete year when his father King e j poor aim of Avaxiato Philipp: George-becamseriously ill At St James palace today it Was caused his plans to be somewhat announced that with the disrupted but proved good enougt of Bang George and Queen approval ns to put his wife in &' hospital auc was planned provisionally Mery for hink himself in jail facing a charge o: to sail for Capetown January 3 assault with intent to commit murMs U der i The Indian cheetah one of tTi Philippi shot his wife three times animals can travel p late Monday as she stood In from speediest miles an hour of their home He had accused her of Infidelity and she had tnreatenec to obtain a divorce Bullets struc) herein the left shoulder forearn: F King 43 Republican leader and trustee of the Chicago sanitary district idied isuddenly at his home last night after an illness of i X By CHARLES E 1IONCE Associated Press News' Editor Nov- CHICAGO T&e shining dream of Chicago music lovers became triumphant reality Monday In the gala openirig of the Civic in its monumental $20000000 5T-AP- ' i plans THREE BULLETS1 'BIG GAME HUNT I X Sin Soprano itle Rode “Aida J gJopleAdi m CITY Dramajic ' WIFE STRUCK BY PRINCE -- & High Society Represented in New Setting Huge Building IN HE - One of Boys Is Violate r of Utah Industrial School Parole (YSCRAPER I DEATH TAKES INDIANS HELD i |