Twentieth Century Club; two further perfomances on November 14th 1910 and January 18th 1911.
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Brooklyn Academy of Music Season of 1910-1911
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A winter day Leon De Bellee, Paris. C. E. Heney, J. O. McDermott. Telephone 5537 Bedford. Arlington Art Galleries. 1247 ½ and 1249 Fulton Street, Bet. Bedford and Nostrand Aves. High Class Modern Paintings and Water Colors of the Foreign and American Schools. In order to accommodate our growing business and properly display the new and extensive stock purchased for the Coming Season, we have added the spacious Gallery, No. 1247 ½ Fulton St., and cordially invite the inspection of the art loving public to this carefully selected collection. Open every evening. Fall and Winter styles in bedroom furniture. The first room to be considered in planning necessary changes or improvements in the winter home is usually the Bedroom – one's own haven of retreat which, of all other rooms, must be made to express one's self. So wide is the diversity of designs included in our Early Showing of Fall and Winter Styles that selections may readily be made not only in accord with individual tastes and requirements, but to fit the size or limitations of both room and purse. Flint facilities make possible flint low prices and flint high quality. Geo. C. Flint Co. 43-47 West 23rd St. 24-28 West 24th St.
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Hotel Bossert, Montague and Hicks Streets. Magnificent Restaurant and Palm Room. Open until 1 A.M. After the Theatre suppers a speciality. Montague Street Cars operate until 1 A.M. New and Elegant Dining Room for Private Dinners, Banquets and Weddings just completed. Walter M. Briggs, Manager. Telephone, 4980 Main. Calendar. Nov. 3 – Piano Recital by Mr. Josef Hofmann. 5 – R. G. Knowles, Lecture. 6 – N. Y. Philharmonic Concert, 8 – Ellen Terry, 9 – Recital – Morgan, 10 – Granberry Piano Concert, 11 – Boston Symphony Concert, 12 – N. Y. Symphony Society, 12 – R. G. Knowles, Lecture, 14 – Ellen Terry, 15 – Dwight Elmendorf, Illustrated Lecture, 17 – Recital by Signor Bonci (Met. Opera Co.), 17 – Fisk Quartette, 19 – Metropolitan Opera Co, 20 – N. Y. Philharmonic Society, 21 – New Theatre Company, Nov. 22 – Dwight Elmendorf, Illustrated Lecture, 24 – Opera (Mascagni), 26 – Metropolitan Opera Co, 29 – Dwight Elmendorf, Illustrated Lecture, 30 – Russian Orchestra, Dec. 1 – Kneisel Concert, 3 – Metropolitan Opera Co., 5 – Mascagni Opera, 6 – Dwight Elemdorf, 7 – Deutscher Piano Recital, 9 – Boston Symphony, 10 – New York Symphony, 13 – Dwight Elmendorf, 14 – Chaminade Society, 17 – Metropolitan Opera Co., 18 – New York Philharmonic, 22 – Brooklyn Oratorio Society, 26 – Cornell Masque, 31 – Yale Dramatic Society. Intending purchasers of a Strictly First-Class Piano, or Piano and Self-Player combined, should not fail to examine the merits of the world-renowned Sohmer Pianos and the "Sohmer-Cecilian" Inside Player, which surpass all others. Catalogue mailed on application. Sohmer & Co., New York. Warerooms: Cor. 5th Ave. and 32d St. Do you intend moving? We will take entire charge – clean your car, pets and move your effects to your new home. We have electric as well has horse-drawn vans. Our employees are quiet, attentive to their business and instructed to serve our customers fate fully and courteously. Long Island Storage Warehouse. Nostrand and Gates Aves., Brooklyn N. Y. Absolutely Fireproof. Columbia Records. A Grafonola Recital. "It will discourse most eloquent music" "To hold as t'were the mirror up to nature" – Hamlet. Your receptions and home gatherings are successful in the measure that they are interesting, enjoyable and entertaining. The Columbia Grafonola and the New Columbia Grand Opera recordings are a decided acquisition to the entertaining resources of the most exacting hostess. The Columbia Grafonola is the one perfect and complete musical instrument – the unique, versatile vocal and instrumental entertainer. The Grafonola provides an inexhaustible range of musical talent – Constantino, Bispham, Bronskaja, Boninsegna, Campanari, Freeman (to mention only a few Columbia artists) sing for you in your home, (only as they can sing) just what selection you please at any time. The vocalism is the voice itself – true in tone, tempo and timbre, every most delicate phrase retaining the singer's own individuality. Instrumental selections and orchestral effects and accompaniments are especially fine, and many of them can not be surpassed. Hear the Grafonola "Regent" $200 constructed of select Mahogany. Columbia Phonograph Co. 124 Flatbush Avenue, one block east of the Academy of Music. 1372 Broadway, Brooklyn.
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Signor Bonci. Song recital by Signor Bonci in the Opera House of the Academy of Music on Thursday evening, November 17th. This will be Signor Bonci's First Recital in America and his only Recital in Brooklyn in 1910-11. Fireproof storage, household removals (Town or Country) Packing and Shipping, Carpet and Rug Cleaning. Phone 6900 Main Bklyn, Boro, N. Y. Pioneer Fireproof Storage Warehouses, 37 to 51 Flatbush Av. Vaults for valuables. Ask the people for whom we work. Phone 6900 Main, experts for thirty years. "As the People for Whom We Work" Nevins Street Subway Station at our door. Fire and Burglar Proof vaults. Located on ground floor, avoiding dangerous stairways and unhealthy basements. Private safes $3.00 per year. 2 ½ inches long, 4 ¾ inches wide, 2 ¾ inches deep. Open 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.
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Civic Forum Lecture Bureau presents Ellen Terry in Shakespearean Discourses with illustrative acting season of 1910-1911. First appearance in Brooklyn, Auspices of the twentieth century club. On Tuesday Evening, November 8, 1910 at eight-fifteen "Shakespeare's Heroines Triumphant". Second discourse in Brooklyn on Monday Afternoon, November 14, 1910 at three "Shakespeare's Heroines Pathetic." Third and final discourse in Brooklyn, on Wednesday Evening, January 18, 1911, at eight-fifteen, "The Letters in Shakespeare's Plays." Tickets for the Second and Third Discourses now on sale at the Box Office. The Hardman is the official Piano of the Academy. Miss Ellen Terry.
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The Opera, "Il Trovatore," with Rappold, Homer, Slezak and Amato heading the cast, will be given on Saturday, November 19th, 1910. Story of the Opera "Il Trovatore". The opera opens with a midnight scene at the palace of Aliaferia, where the old servitor, Ferrando, relates to his associates the story of the fate of Garzia, brother of the Court di Luna, in whose service they are employed. While in their cradles, Garzia was bewitched by the old gypsy and day by day pined away. The gypsy was burned at the stake for sorcery; and in revenge Azucena, her daughter, stole the sickly child. At the opening of the opera his fate has not been discovered. As the servitor closes his narrative and he and his comrades depart, the Count di Luna enters and lingers by the apartment of the Duchess Leonora, with whom he is in love. Hearing his voice, Leonoroa comes into the garden, supposing it is Manrico, the troubadour, whom she had crowned victor at a recent tournament, and of whom she has become violently enamoured. As she greets the Count, Manrico appears upon the scene and charges her with infidelity. Recognizing her error, she flies to Manrico for protection. The Count challenges him to combat, and as they prepare to fight she falls to the ground insensible. In the second act we are introduced to a gypsy camp, where Azucena relates to Manrico, who has been wounded in the duel with the Count, the same story which Ferrando had told his friends, with the addition that when she saw her mother burning she caught up with the Count's child, intending to throw it into the flames, but by a mistake sacrificed her own infant. As the story concludes, a messenger arrives summoning Manrico to the defence of the castle of Castellar, and at the same time informing him that Leonora, supposing him dead, has gone to a convent. He arrives at the convent in time to rescue her before she takes her vows, and bears her to Castellar, which is at once besieged by the Count's forces. The third act opens in the camp of the Count, where Azucena, arrested as a spy, is dragged in. She calls upon Manrico for help. The mention of his rival's name only adds fuel to the Count's wrath, and he orders the gypsy to be burned in sight of the castle. Ferranda (continued on page 22). Lawyers Title Insurance & Trust Company capital and surplus $9,500,000. $5,000,000 added to surplus in last 18 years. 160 Broadway, New York, 188 Montague Street., Brooklyn. Receives deposits subject to check or on certificate allowing interest thereon. Depository for moneys paid into Court and for money of bankrupt estates. Lends on approved stocks and corporation bonds as collateral. Acts as trustee, Guardian, Executor, Administrator, Assignee, or Receiver, Transfer Agent or Registrar of Stocks of Corporations. Takes charge of Personal Securities. Officers: Edwin W. Coggeshall, President and General Manager, Louis V. Bright, Thorwald Stallknecht – Vice Pres., Archibald Forbes, Treasury, Walter N. Vail, Secretary, Herbert E. Jackson, Comptroller, Lewis H. Losee, Asst. Gen Manager, U. Condit Varick, Robert L. Smith – Ass. Treasurers, George A. Fleury, Frederick D. Reed – Ass. Secs. Executive Committee Edwin W. Coggeshall, Chairman, George F. Butterworth, William P. Dixon, Julian D. Fairchild, Henry Goldman, Philip Lehman, John T. Lockman, Henry Morgenthau, James N. Wallace, Albert H. Wiggin. C. G. Gunther's Sons Established 1820 Furs. An extensive assortment of all the desirable furs. Catalog sent on request. 391 Fifth Avenue – New York. Telephone 7260 Madison.
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Story of Opera "Il Trovatore" (Continued) has already recognised her as the supposed murder of the Count's brother, and her filial call to Manrico also reveals to him that she is his mother. He makes a desperate effort to rescue her, but is defeated, taken prisoner, and thrown into a dungeon with Azucena. Leonora vainly appeals to the Count to spare Manrico, and at last offers him her hand if he will save his life. He consents, and Leonora hastens to the prison to convey the tidings, having previously taken poison preferring to due rather than fulfil her hateful compact. Manrico refuses his liberty, and as Leonora falls in a dying condition the Count enters and orders Manrico to be put to death at once. He is dragged away to execution, but as the Count triumphantly forces Azucena to a window and shows her the tragic scene, she reveals her secret, and informing the horror-stricken Count that he has murdered his own brother, falls lifeless to the ground. J.N.T. For the well-dressed man. Formal and Informal wear. Dress Shirts, Waistcoats, Gloves, Etc. English Coats for Rain or Shine, Automobile Wearables, Foreign and Domestic. Jos Nichthauser. Shirt Maker. Corner Court and Montague Streets. The Burns Auto Company Brooklyn Distributors of Chalmers and Hudson Motor Cars are now located at 1188-1190 Fulton Street (Corner of Bedford Avenue) where a full line of 1911 Chalmers and Hudson Cars is displayed. Huyler's Bon Bons Chocolates, Ice Cream Soda, 458 Fulton Street, 492-494 Nostrand Avenue, 335-337 Fulton Street, Union Street and 7th Avenue. Brooklyn. Wholesale Grower of Cut Flowers, Floral Decorations for all Occasions. 3 and 5 Greene Avenue, Telephone 2840 Prospect, 345-349 Greene Avenue, Telephone 2055-L, Prospect, Brooklyn, Greenhouses: Short Hills, N. J. Telephone 28-1 Short Hills.
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Did you know?
Ellen Terry is mentioned in Bram Stoker's novel, Dracula (1897).
