The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1907, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, Hammerstein Begins His | Second Season of Opera Before a Crowded House | yreiding, wa It i | Zenatello Makes a : “La Gtoconda’ ‘Nordica, de Cisneros, abs » Gerville-Reache, Didar and Ancona in the Cast. a . By: Sylvester : fo call an impresario before the curtain on the -gnd call mé out with such fervor on the last night of my season, that ‘will “be the best compiiment you can ‘pay me.” ~Thte, in gubstance, wee fn the Manhattan Opera-House last night at the opening of his second Sea-| acted with wou of grand opera. It wns after the third act of Ponch{olli's “La Glooonda,” | {which be was presenting for the first Ume, The house was packed to the ‘very limit of the standingroom, Singers and conductors had been called @ut after each curtain to receive enthusiastic plaudits and (o be smothered 3 fourth street.!” It wee some time bef ‘merstein found silence. “Then hé spoke owed unmistakably _besteged by qwho wanted to shake hands with him. Last Year's Scenes Repeated —__ ‘Any one who wss present . gear ago when Mr. Hammerstein firrt opened | fais new Temple of Music might have @hought the hands of the clock turned beck for that length ef time The ——geenes were precisely similar. Thirty- the army ef standees was frmiy in- trenched. It wes diMoult to reach the beens hah most people still 1a 1h: | baten over an orchestra that responded Good | Impression in, awling. 1 eAnouie | Yolce seemed ees enllientation Sits Se NOVEMBER 5S, eepecially in the first act, what e Chorus tt is in alge and quality! Uapallysattractive Tot of Kiria. The New italian Tenor. Interest was centred on the new |ornate or remarkable, “Houses ri rheht direction. It's somewha —_—>— | “FAUST” IN ENGLISH it Waa due failure to 4 qualities of Uy ceeding acta} the impression Readhe, of the Lincoln Ol tis naturalizition Dupets quire too cloraty appeliation As a whole “Faui eAbarn Opers holtnges many years, one of m+ 4 Uie Brunsntides, ww” wa the Manhattan’ fot the Dr the least effective in 3 -- It wan a pity and Jusc rome effort. cbarming, Ww ect, at least, De’ Claneros, us Laura, never looked handsomer-cr sang bett expression jo measure of favor she fou wer does anything ways at the east and west ends. The | smoking-room in the basement, too, may be reached now only from the in- mide. An entrance for patrons arriv- | = ing in carriages has been made from the Thirty Otth street aide TUESDAY, strident. But| adequately performed by « more ‘scenery It may be said that moat of it waa effective without being Are not quite so high as those scene of the last aot, and pleas: to'aee It travel from weet to fi 2 BY THE ABORN COMPANY.. 16 he yolcing his wenti- sb, but whon he since as ‘sOnAKe Who was the} © attentions of the red light! ngatre ast night he should be Kiven a once wlovine oitixen, no matter} lon she may hall) and | should he appear Under nis Angiicts * na pettorined ty Any, Gave -Mmory OT ave, sm 70 29RD ST, ‘What Cash Did — Bought the Surplus Clothing Stock of Rothbiatt Men’s Clothing | These great values from’ Rothblatt’s Stock, Pur- 97 , chased by. us for spot: cash. “Look them aver: you'll buy. and thank sus for bringing these bar. [ $3.85], sorts of good,.warm Winter Suits, single “neat dark gains’ to: your attention.. Rothblatt’s Men’s $10 to $15 Winter Suits..... —and double Sizes 42.10 44; TOs, rsteds and cassimieres. ° Rothblatt’s Men’s: Raincoats, Fall Top Coats, sizes 34 to. 44 $6. only +All new, i BREE ATieTTe | prenturial was Inepo realtent the anew premier: seemed | schoo! Atel nvernt: Sree Tadfesliam ‘of Daxie Inet year, bat mp! Hours"! made a lovely picture and was —— For Infants and Children. | ‘The Kind You Hara Always Betight “Tess Men appreciate.— Rothbtiatt’s Men's $2; 23-7; to 44 waist, all lengihs: also od ——sizes-33-10-40-eniy Your Choice Wednesday for : _Only 75c . of 500 men’s white and fancy Wash Vests, sizes 33 to 46. Girl Ushers a Success, “The most interesting novelty was the | mubstitution of girl ushers for men. They were good looking, wore plain black gowns with wide turndown white collars, and carrieg hand electric lamps. They were urbane and serviceable. Kt wes £% when Campanin! appesred Te Xe FOCe So eo wel dome fram the most brilliant audience av ee: gathered within the walla. The Fe ey RGeithe rercortesantt teey ve mala qnoe that in the main it was admirable | and tn ell respects 12 was praiseworthy, | Chef credit ‘for this must be given to Campenini, who wielded his masterly splendidly te his every wish. The prin- cipale and the chorus, too, fell readily i = - JAMES MoGREERY2CQ DRESSMAKING DEP'T. 34th Street Store Only. Imported Gowns at greatly reduced -$3-50;-$3,00_Almost-_a_free-gift __. Heavy $18 +; Winter Suits, Winter Overcoats, up-to-date styles; the kind of clothes that good, sensible, economical busi- Values $2, co JAMES McCREERY& CQ. 23rd Street : 34th Street LADIES’ GLOVES. In Both tgeares: . Biarritz Gloves, tan, brown, black aud white, + Loo per pale SILVER NOVELTIES, 1 Both Stores. An extensive stock of imported and” -; Domestic Sterling. Silver Novelties for EL Gifts... . 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