Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1932, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 15k (05 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1932 RATEDECIONAD TOWESTERN LIS Substantial Benefits Forecast Following Supreme Court Ruling Against 1. C. C. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, January 6-—Western railroads will be substantially benefited by the United States Supreme Court de- cision against the Interstate Commerce Commission grain rate order, in the Mousic and Musicians Reviews and News of Capital's Programs. I was a delighted and enthusi- _ #stic ‘audience that filled the auditorium of Central Shawn and his dancers. It rose to the thrill of flowing movement in Mr. Shawn's first “Frohsinn” (Happy Spirit), sorrowed with the band of mourhing suppliant women who danced to @& somber Brahms “Inter mezzo,” applauded joy- ously when Bos- ton's dancing youth of 1854 went frisking ‘about did not move in exact harmony. In the “Music Visualizdfion” of the Brahms “E Flat Rhapsody.” how- ever, where each man moved singly, they served to augment the idea. The atmosphere on the whole stage seemed to be alive with vibrations of great power. and triumph. Mr. Shawn can work himself into a frenzy of intense, jerking motions in, for instance, a “Zuni Ghost Dance,” romp awkwardly (only with consummate skill) with the graceful Reginia, Beck and the statuesque Anna Austin in & merry and dra- matic “Bavarian Holiday,” or glide sinuously through patterns of Span- ish dances, snapping his fingers & role of the tragic Duchess whose love (as all loves in opera) proved too much for her. Mile. Leskaya was the pivotal fig- ure last night at the National Thea- ter in the second presentation of the Cosmopolitan Opera Ca., which was warmly received by the audlence and conducted with great sensitiveness by Jasques Samossoud. The latter, while he had considerable trouble in welding together the off-and-on- stage duet, succeeded admirably for the rest of the time in infusing the proper tempo into his orchestra, so that his singing stars were never, asis often the case, left high and dry. Particularly pleased must Mr. Sa- | mossoud have been With his young soprano—for Mlle. Leskaya not only sang her solo moments With & voice of golden clarity (after the initial | quavering), but she grew more mel- | low and lyrical with her tone as the | evening progressed, and more sure | of action, so that by the time she was dead and gone she had created what was surely an indelible char- | acter and a truly lovely creation of | voice and speech. Sharing honors with Mile. Leskaya in the role of the grizzled gypsy | mother Azucena was Dreda Aves, whose years with the Metropolitan | have tanght her much in the art of | histrionics. She sang with ease and | e Right Reserved to Limit Quantities gave an Intensely vivid rendition of a role which can be made to seem exceedingly difficult and which last night, through the smoothness of its execution, seemed as natural as life 1tselfs, Ivan Ivantzoff, whom Washing- tonians remember well from former years, sang the role of Manrico, Mario Valle deserves more than casual mention for his rich baritone as the Count di Luna, Amund Sjo- vik had his brief but hearty moment in the first act as Ferrando, which he did splendidly, and others in the cast included Alice Gall, Francesco Curei and Luigi Dalle Molle. The chorus, especially the male chorus, sang lustily and seemed una- fraid except at the beginning of the second act, when the fwo. gentlemen with hammers struck their anvils far too timidly. All in all, though, it was an interesting presentation, which gces to prove that this young opera company is growing fast in strength and stature, and should please its customers wherever it goes through the land. IR A e | ment of a new type of electric lamp. e~ e One-ftth the thickness of human hair | | or four-ten-thousandths of an inch, is the diameter of wire used for the fila- | |f| RICHMOND HIGHWAY 2 Miles Seuth of Alexandris Service 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. Breakfast—Luncheon—Dinner. our Every Drug Store Need || Tetephone Atexanatia 1932 ana mx’ - through square , dances and London Bridges in checkered calico, succumbed to { the insinuating " rhythms of Mr. Shawn's “Fla enco Dance: and, finally, filled its eves full of the beau- ty of lithe figures in golden skirts and silver trousers as these wove a glorified dream of a StrauS® waltz, These dances were outstanding, but it is hard to isolate single numbers when so many deserved high praise, opinion of E. N. Brown. Mr. Brown is Executive Committee chairman of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co. and chairman of the board of the St. Louis-San Fran- cisco Railway, and both roads, he said, would be aided considerably. He esti- mated that the decision would mean about $1,750,000 annually to the Rock Island, with the Frisco benefiting to & somewbat smaller extent The decision, handed down yesterday, snnuls the order issued some time ago by the Interstate Commerce Commis- ( sion allowing a reduction in grain rates | in Western territory. | Regarding Frisco's request for an ex-{ tension of time on local tax payments, | Mr. Brown said that the proposal had met with a sympathetic reception and | that many counties had already ac-| eeded to it. | Apart from the favorable grain deci- sion, the Frisco hopes to save: $2)000,- 000 annually through a 10 per cent wage reduction, and the freight rate increase which has just become effective is ex- gg«znd to add $1,500,000"to its Tevenues. he latter, Mr. Brown pointad out, would have to bé turned over to the rail credit pool Prisco will have no special financial worrles at least until March 1. On that | date interest becomes due on the con-| one rhythm, tapping out anofiher with his feet. The movements of his arms and legs, feet and hands and whole body are equally mastered and equally free, D.C. Phone DIstrict 5215 - Anna Leskaya Scores With Cosmopalitan Opera Co. A suddch indisposition last night 41 on the part of Bianca Saroya, who was scheduled to assume the central role of Leonora in Verdi's opera “Il Trovatore,” brought Anna Leskaya unexpectedly before the spotlight. ~ After wrestling with and disposing of & small amount of nerv- oupsness, which was entirely justifia- ble under such circumstances, Mlle. Mr Shawn's vivid interpretation of | Leskaya gave not only a smooth but Negro songs must not be neglected, | a totally delightful rendering of the especially the first of that group, | e E “Old Fiddler's Breakdown,” when even his toes emanated a whimsical humor, or the joyous abandon of a revival n. “The Study of St. Francis” was one of the most in- teresting, for it combined the cm- bodiment of an idea through suave, legato movement, with music by Respighi that added much by its floating, modal quality and narrow range. Mary Cambell, who played the PRICED LOW! FREE! A 2i-Ounce Bottle of Mail Orders coAddc 12%1 g{c ,fi’“‘ ngwum to ver cost of ing and mailing. AQUA VELVA LOTION § Given FREE With Each Purchase of a 35c Tube of WILLIAMS Shaving Cream Both ton, D. C. for Only ... 26c N “ALL OVER TOW ——the better to serve you For Dry ilght Coughing Quickly Stopped In a few o The pure cocoa butier in this cream fur- nishes the oil lacking in a dry skin. 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