Life — January 22, 1914 — page 5: what you’re looking at

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Life’s Musical Calendar esday. January 20, Century Opera Puccini's “ La Boheme “ Do_not confuse with Balfe’s an Girl", whose recent death w: to old age and chronic indigestion. Cornegie Hall.—First concert of. the Schola. Cantorum, directed by Kurt 5 sr: Choral works of comparative y. with the familiar art of Julia a contrast and a complement. fe Hall (Afternoon).—I ceture recital on Richard Wagner by Walter Damrosch: An exposition of the work of a master by his sincerest flatterer. Evening) —Chamber_ music by the Margulies Trio, a rapidly rising organi zation, of high artistic ideals, Wednesday, January 21, Acolian Hall (Afternoon).—Music for violin — and pianoforte, presented by Jacques Thibaud d Harold Baver, an unusual comb the Latin and the Teutonic ter nt, and of the romantic and the (Evening).—First, New York appear- ance of the Singers’ Club, Thursday, anuary oe Hall {Aiternoon).—Pianoforte Mighacl von Zadora, a pedagogue whose individuality has not yet been dulled by the routine of teaching. Friday, January Aeolian Hall the druggist: sicreooad Second lecture by Walter y pee y, Damrosch on the music-dramas of ‘ce a as Wagner. 2 . eli ESL Kite: plavisleannd Yes, madam, you are right. The Dioxogen Fla fr i a sociable re- label does not bear the word acetanilid. mn Halle The law requires that acetanilid be on the ote label if there is any acetanilid in the bottle.” Met ‘opolita m" . : se . . . evore to Dioxogen does not contain ace- _ acteristic of ordinary peroxide) has the Sunday con- tanilid and does not change color, _ been eliminated. Century Opera Howse —the. earnest Pa Seen en rank ane spoil, as No one wants uncertainty when ctlorts of some very fair operat cs =] a bd +f 10 8a arity without the customary lo acetanilid-preserved peroxides; a throat is gargled, a wound aid of scenery, costumes and the ballet. there is nothing in Dioxogen to treated or a bad burn dressed; clgotign Hall (Afternoon).—The. New interfere with its effectiveness. if you have a bottle of Dioxogen ork Symphony’ Orchestra, presenting nenpepemsets ae several noveltics, with, Florence Hike, A distinguished physician once handy, doubt and fear are replaced soprano, corge ere, Aut ide H H ub pole bi said; “What medical men most by confidence—confidence in the py (Eaening) —Experimental song recital desire in the remedies they use is quality of the product and in the "ae a 5. sivans ‘Hes effectiveness and reliability; in a work that it will do. \ day, January 26, Acolian oll— ” The langaiey Quartet’ ina programme word, confidence. If you are a user of peroxide and ethoven are con- teased With the Gatun eemiaa’ 7 The name DIOXOGEN spells do not know about DIOXOGEN, Shoenberg. confidence in PeroxideofHydrogen; try it next time; ask for it, with the uncertainty (a marked char- confidence, by name. The OAKLAND CHEMICAL CO., 98 Front St., New York Why Not? OR some singular reason the Bishops of England have not taken kindly to George Bernard Shaw's recent suggestion in the London Times that there be a censor of clergymen. Yet there seems to be something in this idea. Take the "best toothtpowderever™ We doubt whether it could be carried out in so conservative a country as England, sda ‘Ontiee as nx cane but there should be no objection to trying it in America, where we welcome every new Ont eee eee be | sensation with open arms. Clergymen themselves ought to favor it, if for nothing else ——— am than the advertisement it would give them. Sample and Booklet free on request At present clergymen do pretty much everything they like without fear of the AE the eee ae Genta a consequences. If what they say and do were subjected to a national board of censorship, McKESSON & ROBBINS, NEW YORK would it not conduce to better morals? This is undoubtedly a matter that affects the character of a whole people.