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A u d i t o r i u m MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8

A Dramatic Triumph

Elias LazarofF F O R M E R L Y W I T H T H E

M O S C O W A R T T H E A T R E

A D E L E M O R A I N E In His Own Musical Drama

"The Voice of the Centuries" The Sensational Story of Russian-Jewish Life

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CHATTER More and more we hear people

commenting on the happy choice of the Paramount Theater as the ideal setting for the world-re­nowned artists on the Paramount Concert Series and for the pres­entation of the grand operas by the San Carlo Grand Opera Com­pany.

Following the auspicious open­ing concert on the Paramount Course, we heard nothing but praise for all the things that com­bine to make a glorious evening's entertainment at the Paramount Concert Series. We are sure that tonight this fact w i l l be even more apparent.

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A n event of interest is to be the introduction of a different type of drama at the Auditor ium on Monday evening, February 8th. Elias Lazaroff has written and produced a Russian musical drama entitled "The Voice of the Centuries," which w i l l be pre­sented at that time.

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CHATTER We hope that you notice the

excellent repertoire of ballets that are to be presented by the Ballet Busse de Monte Carlo at the Paramount on Friday, Febru­ary 5th. And, by the way, we advise you to hurry in getting your ticket, as these are going fast. Bemember last year. Hun­dreds and hundreds were turned away—denied the opportunity of seeing this internationally fa­mous troupe that sti l l remains the greatest exponent of the ballet in the entire world.

So many requests came i n for an additional performance of ballets this year, that Mr. Mc-Curdy has arranged for a mat i ­nee performance entirely differ­ent from the evening perform­ance.

Look at this list of ballets. We feel you are going to be as thri l led as we were. Doesn't the program sound interesting?

Matinee: Lake of Swans. Fantastic Toy Shop. Aurora's Wedding.

Evening: Pavilion. Three Cornered Hat. L'Apres Midi D'un Faune. Cimarosiana.

St. Patrick's Day should be a great day at the Paramount The­ater, for that is the opening day of the San Carlo Grand Opera Company i n one of the most de­l ightful repertoires of grand op­era ever scheduled i n one week i n Portland. Paramount Concert Series season patrons should place their orders now for tickets for the opera engagement, as this privilege is being given unt i l Feb­ruary 10, at which time mai l or­ders w i l l be f i l led i n the order that they are received at the Paramount.

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