South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 248, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 September 1919 — Page 5

Friday i:vnvivG. Rrmmrn ioip. "avn iitat nintrp DHId n LH I iyiHILd Royal English Family Celebrates An Exposition of Local Dealer Explains Operation Insists Explosion Theory is Wrong.

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IDA GARDNER AND HAROLD LYMAN OFFER "RE-CREATION" RECITAL

Another demonstration of the fidelity with which music, can be rei I ;ited was fdven at th Oliver Irist evening when Mis Td.T G.Trdner. :ontralto. Rave a Jc-'.-.t recital with i.'arold Lyman, flutist, and tho New Kdison phonograph. K ery seat in the theater was occupied and many wen turned iway. disappointed at beinR unable t K'ln admission. Miss Orirdner possesses i remark:."ly rich contrilto voice and Mr. LVm.m is a flutist of technical nchi.'Wments and fine Interpretive powrs Their iroran was execptioniliv plensinrr throuRhout. Miss (Jardner saner flri't with th

Mntania, the famous London Sphere artist, was one of thousands who witnes.-ed this royal scene on Peace day in Great Iritain. The royal party went on board the state barr, Klowin with crimson and sold, at the custom house and disembarked at "adojan 1'ier, Chelsea. Matar.ia

snows trie moment wnen trie royal iiare is coininc alongside the pier,; near which a pavilion had beenerected. and from which the kinff

watched the passing of the rest ofthe procession. The banks of tho river ar.d the bridges were lined witli dense crowds of people, who cheered loudly as the royal bare came slowly up, rowed by oarsmen in the pictures. pie. gart of the kind's watermen. With KinR Cleorce wer? Queen Mary. Queen Alexandra, the prince of Wales and nther members of the royal family. A salute of 21 Runs was fired as the kinR and queen disembarked at Chelsea.

phonograph and so closely did the tones blend that it was impossible to distinguish between her real voice

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stopped moving her voice went gloriously on. and only by watchlnsr her lip.s fas one able to tell whether she was actually singing or not. Mr. Lyman's duets with himself were equally pleasing and demonstated in the same maner as the singer the fidelity of the machine reproduction. Interspersed with these numbers were given several repro

ductions of piano, vocal and orchestral numbers. The climax of the demonstration came when the stage was darkened and Miss Gardner started singing: with the Edison. When the lights were suddenly (lashed on it was revealed that only the machine was playing, although the tone was a3 full and rich as the original. The recital was arranged by tho l'dison department of the A. H. Heller Furnitur company.

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