IPAGE SIX ITHACA DAILY NEWS, SATURDi)<Y EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1915.

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"Lady Luxury," one of the cleanest, brightest musical c o m e d i e s s een hers in many 'moons, was given a cordial reception at two performances yester­day at the Lyceum t h e a t e r .

The "entire cas t w a s excellent, not excepting the .chorus, which was the comeliest and hest -dress td aggrega tion over offered In musical comedy The"—gowns by Lady /Duff Gordon (Lucile), if you please , were the last word in creations. Not only were they down to the minute but were even: a few minutes in tomorrow.

Rida Johnson Young wrote the book and lyrics and Wi l l iam Schroeder tne melodies. Both have been heard here ' in these capacit ies . T h e honors go to Mr. Schroeder because the book i s ' not unusually funny, although there are numerous laughs which grow outf of situations rather than lines. t

Miss Florence Webber as the lady' luxuruy is petite and pretty. She has personality and charm and a voice j which is more than equal to the score. | She has ability as a comedienne anai displayed it. winsomely in a scene with) Forrest Huff. j

There are s ixteen musical numbers,! all catchy and just about the right' sort to carry a s lender plot. Mr. Schroeder has gives' much melody t> this show. The company contains several very good vocal is ts who make these melcdies delightful. A duet be tween Miss Webber and Forrest Huff,1

"Written in the, Book of Destiny," re-colled Mr. Huff's well remembered "Letter Song" in "The Chocolate Scl-; dier."

Arthur Albro, who "^s featured \\\\ "Gypsy Love" several years ago, has a voice of considerable power, and in "Kiss Me o n c e More," and an operatic travesty, he showed much remarkable endurance in susta in ing notes. |

Joseph Herbert, veteran of many musical shows, got all the fun possi­ble out of the role of a gouty, irascible old man. Young Donald MacDonald, who has been seen here several times, still has his dancing legs with him. He did some c lever acrobatic dancing with Miss Emilie Lea , and Miss Lea did a futurist dance which was more than ordinary.

Lady Luxury is Miss Eloise Van Cuyler, an American heire»» whose fortune has been held in trust for her until she shall b e 21 years of age. Up to that t ime she has been a de­mure miss, dress ing in Quaker garb at the bebest of b e r old-fashioned uncle. When her 21st birthday ar­rived she resolved to break loose and be modern. S h e invited a host of people to a reception, adopted a sporty Englishwoman as a chaperon and blos­somed forth in a Lucile gown that was modish to a degree. Her uncle did not approve of it all, but her money was her own and he could not

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Elaborate Decorations Convert Armory Into Japanese Gar­den for Crowning Event of Annual Festivities — Box Dances Eliminate Crowding

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The Junior Promenade In the armory last night fully lived up to its reputation ae the crowning event of the week of gaiety. The abtend-

1 ance at the dance was slightly larger than that of last year, but over­crowding of the floor was eliminated

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GQRNELLIAN HELD UP IN S W U K E CITY

Hays Matson '14, Relieved of Watch and $1 Under Arc Lamp in Early Evening.

indirect l ighting system u s e d i n con­nection with the brilliant decorat ions made the armory appear a s t f ' i t had been taken from some Japanese gar­den. T h e three s e t s of l ights , which were arranged so that a lmos t any color effect desired could be produced, together with the latt ice work over the boxes , transformed the building into o n e of t h e most beautiful s c e n e s in which the Prom has ever been held.

The dance started a l i t t le after 9:30 o'clock and from then unti l al­most daylight the couples c irc led the hall. T h e music for t h e one-s teps was furnished by Conway's Band, whi le the numbers for the waltzes were ren­dered by a n orchestra from Syracuse .

Orchestra Plays For Supper. A n e w feature added to the Prom

this year was the introduction in the dining hall of an orchestra quintet, composed of undergraduates who en­tertained the box occupants whi le eat ing toy playing the la tes t popular airs. The supper dances w e r e so ar­ranged that the box occu/pants had four dances during which to eat .

The use of the box dances proved more n e c e s s a f > last night than l a the cotillion Wednesday and t o facil itate greater comfort during the dance in­stead of the usual o n e box dance two dances were set as ide for this pur­pose for each party.

And Then Back to School.

As the end of the week w h e n the guests are destined to l eave arrives, the variety of enterta inments still keeps up, although the number has dwindled from ten individual affairs last Thursday to the four which are on the program for today.

The first on today's program event was the Kappa Beta Phi breakfast, held at noon in the Dutch Kitchen. At 2:30 p. m. the Cornell varis i ty bas ­ketball team met Pennsy lvania in the armory. The concert terminat ing the regular Junior Week e v e n t s will be given by the University Orchestra at 4 o'clock in Bailey HalL

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E. H. CONDITT - Proprietor First.—It is my intention to g ive every purchaser of a car fair

and businesBlike treatment. Should any customer not rece ive such treatment, I ask in good JjJ/tth to be so advised.

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help it. There was a Russ ian dancer^with a

casket of jewels—trophies of the love chase—and a tenor with a s'milar casket containing a throat spray. These got mixed up in trim comic opera style and a dashing young man from Texas a lso w a s mixed up in the disappearance of tfce jewels.

Uncle, in order to stop the reckless expenditure of money, decided to dis­appear mysteriously and create the impression that he had absconded with his niece's money . In reality h» went no further than a secret cabinet. back of an old painting. Most of the fun arose from his pl ight of having no food or drink in th i s hiding place for five days. In the end Lady Luxury decided to g ive up all her frivolity and become the 'wife of the Texan and the chatelain« of h is ranch.

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The Cornell Alumni News, under date of Fefb. 4, contains the following story, which is of interest to many undergraduates as well as residents of Ithaca:

'"14, LUB. — 'Stub sends the following story about a c lassmate which he clipped from a Salt l^ake City newspaper: 'In the bright light of an arc lamp and in fu^l view from the street, three men h e l d up <\ H. Matson of the Prescott apart­ments in Bast South Temple Street at 8:30 last evening. A f l bill and a watch and chain were taken from him! the-s©

V. C. Harnngton, aged 30 years , yes­terday afternoon entered the Thomas Brothers School of Aviat ion here, and will begin his studies for a pilot of aircraft the first of next weak. Har­rington, who has served in the United Sta tes navy for twelve years and held the office of master of arms on

Chamberlain! the II. S. S, Battleship Florida for a number of years, is looked upon as being one of the most l ikely pupils that has entered the school in some time. He expects to fit himself to mee t the^ requirements of an army aviator.

The Thomas plant at t h e Inlet is one of the busiest places in Ithaca

days. Work is progressing while a valuable ring and other jew-; rapidly on the new mil i tary tractor elry was overlooked by the robbers in and a final test of the mach ine is ex-their great haste. Matson describes pected to take place in a few days, the men a s being well dressed, but The five students, in addition to Mr. apparently under the influence of Harrington, are daily rece iv ing i n liquor.' The moral of the story, structiou and gaining exper ience with

Members of tho Citizens' Cltrb, an exclusive soc ia l organization of Syra­cuse were so Impressed with the English g a m e of bill iards after the exhibition g iven by Melbourne Inman and Willie Hoppo in Syracuse Tues­day and W e d n e s d a y of this week, be­fore their engagements in Ithaca, that they have purchased the English bil­liard table wh ich w a s used yesterday in their matches at the Monarch Bil­liard Parlor in th i s city. The table was taken down and shipped today.

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'Stuib' says, i s I jeave your dollar bi l ls , the small glider used for that pur-at home.' " I pose.

Both Mr. Chamberlain and (Mr. Mat-| son are members of Delta Chi frater­nity and were well known in town and gown. Both were graduated last June.

Mr. Matson w a s head cheerleader and manager of the Cornell Masque last year and one of the most popular men in the university. Mr. Chamber­lain w a s manager of the Musical Clubs and w a s liked by all w h o knew Mm. H e w a s familiarly known as '^Merry Sunshine" and "Strfbby."

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ROBIN HOOD LAST LYCEUM ATTRACTION UNTIL FEB. 2 2

••Robin Hood," which will be pre­sented tonight at the Lyceum The­ater. 1B the last attraction until the grand opera season, Fab. 29, 33 and 24. The cast- whlctr*ls presenting this opera here today Is the beet which can be procured. Several of the mem­bers have won well merited claim to fame. The seat sale promises a ca­pacity house, although- there are a few desirable seats whloh may be obtained at the box office this evening

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