Word: delights
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...CHARMING BOOK ABOUT OLD VIOLINS.- Violinists everywhere will hail with delight the beautifully printed and authoritatively written book about Old Violins, just published by Lyon and Healy, Chicago. The fact that this volume contains a list of the old violins offered for sale by Lyon and Healy, and will therefore be sent free upon application, does not detract from its literary value nor from the keen interest with which its facsimile labels and other quaint illustrations will be viewed...
...BRINE, 1312 and 1436 Mass. Ave.BLARNEY (durch) Bonnet takes unqualified delight in assuring his patrons that in the future he will give up "beating down" the students, since this, he considers, puts him on a level with the Cambridge police. Come boys, make your own prices. It won't do you any good, but then, where's the harm? Come and set your traps for me at 2 Holyoke St., Marks' Barber Shop...
BLARNEY (durch) Bonnet takes unqualified delight in assuring his patrons that in the future he will give up "beating down" the students, since this, he considers, puts him on a level with the Cambridge police. Come boys, make your own prices. It won't do you any good, but then, where's the harm? Come and set your traps for me at 2 Holyoke St., Marks' Barber Shop...
...three successive years, and the entire repertoire of opera comique productions in this country has had none more successful with the public than this has proven. Its comedy scenes and situations are amusing, its romantic story affords ample opportunities for good acting, and Planquette's tuneful numbers delight all lovers of good music. The cast will be as follows: Serpolette, Clara Lane; Germaine, Laura Millard; Henri, Marquis J Corneville, J. K. Murray; Jean Grenicheux, Edgar Temple; Gaspard the miser, Oscar Girard; The Bailli, Lindsay Morison; Notary, Dick Jones...
COMIC opera returns to the Castle Square Theatre next week after a long absence in the welcome form of Millocker's "Beggar Student." This was the opera given by the company when it opened its season 54 weeks ago, and its return will be hailed with delight by those who remember the production then. That for the coming week will be vastly superior in every way, for the singers have gained a great deal by their year's training, and the staging will be of that very high excellence which has been attained only by months of arduous effort...