PROGRAM PARAMOUNT THEATRE S. HUROK PRESENTS Col. W. de Basil's Ballet Russe Auditorium MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8 A Dramatic Triumph Elias Lazaroff FORMERLY WITH THE MOSCOW ART THEATRE In His Own Musical Drama "The Voice of the Centuries" The Sensational Story of Russian-Jewish Life CAST OF 35, FEATURING Adele Moraine ADELE MORAINE —SEATS NOW — Popular Prices 55C/ 85C/ $1.10, $1.65 J. K. GILL'S BOOKSTORE ELIAS LAZAROFF Ice Cream Special Flavors and Designs for Valentine and Washington's Birthday broadway -de luxe - cab co. Phone BRoadway 1-2-3-4 FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, 1937 S. HUROK Presents Col. W. de Basil's Ballet Russe Broadway -de luxe - cab co. Phone BRoadway 1-2-3-4 HIGHLAND MOTORS, INC.   Cadillac v-8, v-12, v-16 La Salle v-8 Oldsmobile WEST BURNSIDE AT TWENTY-FIRST CHATTER With this afternoon's and this eve'ning's performances of the Ballet Russe, we have passed the half-way mark on the Paramount Concert Series. Before we begin to think about the next concert which is to be given by that great American baritone, Lawrence Tibbett, on Wednesday evening, April 21, we want to remind you of the week of grand opera which will be presented at the Paramount Theater by Fortune Gallo. The San Carlo Grand Opera Company has selected an excellent choice of operas for their 1937 Portland appearance. With Coe Glade as guest artist singing in the opening night's bill, "Carmen," and in the Saturday night opera, "Samson and Delilah," we are assured of one of the greatest opera seasons that ever occurred in Portland. Mr. Gallo has added several new faces to those who have been favorites in the past seasons and if the reports from other parts of the country where the San Carlo people have been this season are any criteria, Portland will break all records for attendance at every single opera. Better secure your seats early. That reminds us. Holders of the season books for the Paramount Concert Series have until the 10th of February to secure their same good seats for any performance of the opera. Beginning on the 10th, mail orders will be filled in the sections now reserved for the Paramount Concert Series season patrons. We advise you to get your mail orders in early. Be assured of your tickets. Enclose a self-addressed and stamped envelope for the safe return of the tickets you have ordered. The personal service department of the Paramount Theater will be glad to give every service possible in making your ticket arrangements. Artists-Photographers 416 S.W. Alder St. BR. 1164 Where the Artist Works In the Window Send Flowers for Valentines Niklas & Son As Near as Your Telephone 1013 S. W. Morrison BR 1433 2109 S. E. Belmont     EA 1941 " Judas Maccabeus" Oratorio will present Leaska      Oakley Daniels iYoung Graduate artists and pupils of Taglieri Maestro-Bel-Canto Voice Placement 1634 S. W.Morrison 1. LE PAVILLON Ballet by Boris KOCHNO music by BORODINE Arranged and Orchestrated by Antal DOBAII Choreography by David LICHINE Scenery and Costumes by Cecil BEATON Scenery executed by Prince A. Schervachidze Costumes executed by Madame B. KARINSKY, Paris At midnight the spirits of the garden surround the Pavilion where a poet awaits a young lady.    The spirits bewitch the poet, who, forgetting his tryst, comes out of the Pavilion and is enticed away. The young lady appears, and, finding the poet has not kept his word, is deeply grieved. The poet returns and suddenly seeing the young lady consoles her, protesting his devotion. The spirits try to separate the lovers, but day approaches and they lose their power over the young couple, leaving them to their love. The Young Lady Irina BARONOVA The Chief Spirit  Tatiana RIABOUCHINSKA The Poet David LICHINE The Spirits of the Garden: Miles. Tamara GRIGOR1EVA, Lubov BOSTOVA, ABBICOSSOVA, ADRIANOVA, LEONTZEVA, MABBA, NE LID OVA,  0SAT3, KADOVA, RAZOT7MOVA, SEROVA, STRAKKOVA, TRESAHAR, VOLKOVA Conductor   -   Antal DORATI INTERMISSION OF FIFTEEN MINUTES PROGRAM CONTINUED broadway -de luxe - cab co. Phone BRoadway 1-2-3-4  Once heard never forgotten—the searching beauty of Knabe tone—never so luscious as in the Knabe of today. TALLMAN PIANO STORES 1123 S. W.Washington 395 South Twelfth PORTLAND, ORE. SALEM, ORE.  Your Boy or Girl can learn to play a Piano Accordion when they take lessons from one of our accredited teachers Start Today $1.50 EACH WEEK Will pay for the accordion and private lessons. For a trial period you can Rent an instrument until you decide to purchase. Call and let us explain how easy it is. Your Home Owned Music Store can supply you. We are agents for such nationally known lines as: Buescher — F. E. 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Enamoured, both are jealous and inclined to flirt with passers-by, to test each other. The Corregidor, Governor of the province, passes with his wife and suite through the village. Attracted by the miller's wife, the amorous Corregidor seeks to pay her attention.   She amuses herself by flattering and leading on the ridiculous old man. The miller appearing, his wife mockingly tells him of the Corregidor's advances. The Governor, incensed at her mockery, departs threatening revenge. The miller and his wife celebrate their jest by dancing,, drawing their neighbors into merriment.. The revels are interrupted by the Corregidor's Officers, who arrest the miller and take him away. Alone the miller's wife laments. The Corregidor, bent on achieving his aim, attempts to follow her into the mill. She eludes him and lures him on to the bridge, where she contrives to trip him. He falls into the mill stream, and, frightened by her act, the miller's wife runs for assistance to extricate him. The Governor, however, gains the bank in her absence, and entering the mill, divests himself of his garments, hangs them out to dry and seeks refuge in the miller's bed. Meanwhile, the miller returns, perceives the Governor, and determines to make a public fool of him in revenge. He exchanges his clothes for those of the Governor, leaving his own behind with a taunting message scribbled on the wall. The enraged Governor, to pursue him, is reduced to donning the miller's clothes but the villagers, informed of the jest, intercept him and make public sport of him. While he makes his escape, the throng celebrate his discomfort by a merry riot, dancing a "jota" as they toss his effigy in the air. The Miller  Leonide MASSINE The Miller's Wife Lubov TCHEBNISCHEVA The Governor David lichine The Dandy Michel KATCHAROFF The Alguazils MM. ALEXANDROFF,  BOROVANSKY, BOufsLOFF,  ISMAILOFF,  PLAtOFF, ZORITCH Neighbors: Mlles. CHAMIE, MARRA, NELIDOVA, OSATO, RAZOUMOVA, SEROVA, TRESAHAR. VOLKOVA MM.  BELSKY, JASINSKY,  KOSLOPF, LADRE, LAZOVSKY, LIPATOFF, MATOUCHEVSKY, PETROPF Jota: Miles.  TOUMANOVA,  DELAROVA,  LIFKOVSKA, ROSTOVA, OBIDENNA, ABRICOSSOVA MM. MASSINE, KATCHAROPP, LADRE, and the preceding-Conductor   -   Antal DORATI INTERMISSION OF FIFTEEN MINUTES PROGRAM CONTINUED broadway -de luxe - cab co. Phone BRoadway 1-2-3-4 Pihl Transfer and Storage Co. BRoadway 2671 1231 N. W. Hoyt St. MOVING - WAREHOUSING - TRANSPORTATION Let US have your subscription for LIFE—NOW!   $4.50 a year We will supply you with a copy of LIFE (at 10c) until your subscription arrives RICH CIGAR STORE Everything for the Smoker SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN FOR ANY MAGAZINE PUBLISHED Sixth and Washington Sts. PROGRAM—Continued 3. L'APRES-MIDI D'UN FAUNE Choreographic Poem Music by Claude DEBUSSY Choreography by Waslaw NIJINSKY Scenery by Prince A. SCHERVACHIDZE Costumes by Leon BAKST Debussy's   prelude   to   the   elusive   eclogue   of   Stephanie   Mallarme—"D'Apres-Midi d'un. Faune"—written in 1892—marked with its appearance a fresh phase in musical development.    It  united  the  atmospheric  and  colorful   qualities  of   Manet's  painting   and the subtleties of verse of the French  Symbolists  with music—created  in a stroke  what is known today as "musical impressionism."    This notable work is the musical basis of Ni-jinsky's dance-poem.    The substance of Mallarme's poem has hitherto evaded translation. It consists of half-lights of speech, so to say, subtle nuances half-expressing, half-veiling, ' transient, elusive moods. The Faun, a simple, passionate creature of sylvan life, wakens in the forest. Fleeting memories of the precding afternoon cease his brain. Here and there the images of alluring nymphs, each with her contrasting fascinations, drift through his brain, but he cannot assure himself whether these are actual memories of beings or mere visions of imagination. Surely there was one lovely nymph—and yet more—tender, shy, bold, provoking, yielding—only to recapture events! But he cannot. One after another, images take life before him, only to elude him. He strives to discern whether it be a swan in shining flight down by the lake, or naiads playing in the water. The delicious sensations grow more vague; fact or fancy, he will never certainly know. If he could but put substance into his dreams as he blows out empty grape-skins. It is impossible. He forsakes the vain attempt. The rich sunlight enmeshes him in languor. The grass is lush and soft. He turns lazily to sleep again and dreams, since waking blurs the actuality of his visions. Such is the theme of this pagan poem, pagan, yet etherealized through its symbolic vision, so that, as has been said, "All that is leering and savage in the face of the satyr disappears. Desire still speaks, but there is a veil of tenderness." The whole poem, as the dance, is symbolic of the transience of physical delights and the solace of dreams. The Nymph Tamara GRIGORIEVA The Faun David LICHINE Nymphs: Miles. ABRICOSSOVA, CHAMIE, MARRA, NELIDOVA, OBIDENNA, OSATO Conductor   -   Antal DORATI SHORT INTERMISSION PROGRAM CONTINUED broadway -de luxe - cab co. Phone BRoadway 1-2-3-4 SHEET MUSIC SERVICE INC. Complete educational music service, including band and orchestra music 618 S. W. Park Portland, Oregon Maud McCawley, Manager PARAMOUNT THEATRE Direction: Hamrick-Evergreen Theatres PORTLAND, OREGON EXECUTIVE STAFF Division Manager Albert Finkelstein Manager H. B. Sobottka Assistant Manager Jack Thorson Smoking permitted in foyer, mezzanine and general lounges CHATTER The storm caused the postponement of last Tuesday night s Symphony Concert, with Goeta Ljungberg as guest soloist. Tomorrow night at the Auditorium, music lovers will have an opportunity to hear this concert and this great Wagnerian prima donna, who incidentally was guest artist with the San Carlo Grand Opera last season at the Paramount.  Monday evening is the night for Elias Lazaroff's musical drama, "The Voice of the Centuries." Notice to those holding Season Tickets on Paramount Concert Series: GET YOUR TICKETS NOW— Before February 10th, at Paramount Theatre office, to secure same seats for any performances of 5 DAYS STARTING WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17th (Mail Orders Filled February 10th) PARAMOUNT THEATRE Faturos & Green The Newest in MEN'S CLOTHES MALLORY HATS Cravenetted $4 - $5 - $6.50 SIXTH AT YAMHILL  Picture the World Vividly . . . Excitingly! PHOTOS IN ROTO Eight Page Section of Pictures in Rotogravure is a regular, exclusive feature of— The SUNDAY JOURNAL broadway -de luxe - cab co. Phone BRoadway 1-2-3-4 CIMAROSIANA Ballet Divertissement Music by Domenico CIMAROSA Choreography by Leonide MASSINE Scenery and Costumes by Jose-Maria SERT The age of classic Italian music, unlike the later, heavier German classicism, was permeated with the same elements of fantasy and comedy as the classic age of Italian drama which gave the world the decorative "maschere," or masks, of the Commedia dell'Arte. It consorted well with the stage actions of Goldoni and Moliere, shared their charm and humor. Amongst names comprising Pergolese, Logroschino, and some others, Cimarosa (1749-1801), stands out by reason of the individual manner in which his music blends these traits, forming a delightfully decorative basis for the dance-sequence, with its spirit of comedy and gallantry so truly baroque, which the present ballet preeents. Followng in outline the manner of both the early Italian classical, musical and ballerina traditions, this is danced as a pas de trois, a pas de six, a tarantelle, contre-danse, a pas de deux, and a grand finale. 1.   Fas de Trois Tamara GRIGORIEVA, Lubov ROSTOVA and George ZORITCH 2. Fas de Six Miles.   LEONTIEVA.   LIPKOVSKA, SEROVA MM. KATCHAROFF, LIPATOFF, MATOUCHEVSKY 3. Tarantella Eugenie DELAROVA and Marian LADRE 4.   Fas de Quatre Kira STRAKHOVA, Edna TRESAHAR Serge BOUSLOFF, Serge ISMAIL OFF 5. Fas de Trois Alexandra D ANIL OVA, Roman JASINSKY and Paul FETROFF 6. Contre-Dance Miles.   ABRICOSSOVA,   ADRIANOVA    CHAMIE,   CKABELSKA.   LVOVA, NELIDOVA, OBIDENNA, OSATO, RADOVA, VOLKOVA, MM. ALEXANDROFF, ALGERANOFF, ALONSO, BELSKY, BOSOVANSKY, KOSLOFF LIFATOFF, FLATOFF, ROSTOFF, ZEGLOVSKY broadway -de luxe - cab co. 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Y. C. broadway -de luxe - cab co. Phone BRoadway 1-2-3-4 HEATHMAN Portland's most modern hotels—located in the center of business and social activity, convenient to theatres, shopping and financial districts. Rates start at $2.25 with bath or shower. Harry E. Heathman,  Genera! Manager. The HEATHMAN Parle at Salmon NEW HEATHMAN Broadway at Salmon PORTLAND's FINEST -HOTELS The William J. Christensen Ballet School JANET REED AND ROBERT IRWIN William F. Christensen Ballet Studios — Selling -Hirsch Building 918 S. W. Washington St. Portland, Oregon Telephone AT. 2944 Program compiled and published by Gerald G. Acklen