‘Count of Luxembourg’ Wins
Great Success at Erlanger
Woodruff.
In the glittering
beauty
of
its; Miss MeMahon and Mr.
anet Kelly danced cleverly in one
in its gorgeous costumes, !ts
special number.
haunting waltzes, spirited mus
ic
and
cellent Team.
flayor of dashing romance, “The
Miss Madjette and Mr. Templeman
‘or
t
is
nt of Luxembourg” provided the
formed an_ excellent team
class of show.
Miss Madjette sang
members of Atlanta's Municipal Opera
with grace and power and as an act-
company something entirely different
ress she played with
ue petite sauci-
ness of the true Pari;
n.
She wore
4
from previous offerings of the loeat
opera season at the Eri
er theater
seme gorgeous gowns and
played |
them
with
excellent
effect.
Her}
Monday nizht and won a fine success
dances with Mr.
‘Templem:
ic
before a brilliant audience of first
ularly the famous waltz in the second |
act were ably executed.
Mr. Temple-
nighters.
anz Lehar's colorful musical play
man, sterling artist that he is, was
whi
h came
as th
acclaimed
es
perfect as the gay and_ irresponsible
ser of the famous
Merry
Widow
“Count.”
His duets with Miss Mad-
is
one
ot| jette were exceedingly well done.
the same composer, eas
ations
of |
The chorus numbers were perfectly
the
most
pleasing
pres
sung and this operetta is full of
the season and
the
pi
ne
pals and
e
a
pmbles,
ether members
the company gave)
The prettiest numbers in
Cs
a remarkably finished production.
l
point
of
tunefulness
were
ove,
is an
of the pre-war
days
Goodby
ine Alone.” a bea
tiful
operetta
duet by Mr. Feasier and Miss Mack-
but was enjoyed here by many of the
enzie which scored one o!
the big hits
people in ti
audience for the firtt
of
the
evening,
“Are You Going
to}
j
time as the orir
ral comp:
ny made bit
}
a short tour of the principal cities
Dance
and
ove
Breaks
Every
of the country.
nd.
Among the comedy numbers
coring heavily were “Statues,”
by Mr.
“The Count of Luxembourg” is au}
Powell and Miss McMahon ;
In
So-
ideal vehicle for M
Claire Madjerte
by Miss McMahon
and
Mr.
rima donna, who appears in the lead
ciety,
Woodruff, and Mr. Powell's “I Am In
”
ing feminine role and it was an equai
| Love.
Amerique and Neville, featur-
ly fitting show for Louis Templeman.
m
neers, contributed a
beautiful
baritone, and these stars along th) number with the “Meditiona” adagio.
}
adorable little Miss Madeleine McMa
Lewis
Morton and Charles Berton
on, Roland Weodruff., Richard Pow
and
Sudwart
j succeeded in providing a
mplete and
“
Alice Mackenzie
darefully
staged
produce
n
of
a
pt things moving in mest} ¢
Yount of Luxembourg
and with such |
pleasing fashion.
a big success scored on the opening |
Romantic Theme.
night
it seems certain
that it will be}
the At-
There
is a pretty remantie
theme| enthusiastically
received
by
and a
ather
it
ntiou:
in “The| lanta people.
|
ly fitting show for Louis Templeman.
m
neers, contributed a
beautiful