The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1908, Page 13

8 THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1908. Tschathowshy’s “Eugene Onegin” Presented Acceptably in Concert Form at Carnegie PWiplevna, « —— Leet to Ge | day afternoon that was a delight to «| a Ph arge and apprectative audience. His | RustlanComposer’s Unfamiliar | panics edn SospeuCons (67 Peul Chopin, 4 lor- Jones Opera Interpreted by Wal-|tor-sonee an. ter Damosch, the New York | fetes EMMY RAABE-BURG and Eminent Soloists. a, hitherto unknown here, also ea | closed a By Sylvester Rawling. PERA in concert form i# an anomaly. The absence of stage accessories, mich as the bac ground of acenery whish satie‘les t eye, the ection which filuminates 1 spoken word of the principal charac- ters and the filling tn by the chorus of Qetails which make for an intelligent, | continuous movement that sustain the; Muston is fatal to realism. Noverthe- lesa, Walter Damrosch, in presently Techelkowsky’a opera “Bugene @t Carnegie Hall on Saturday night yesterday afternoon, with the ? the orchestra of the New York Phony Society, some singers 0 ence and a terio Society, deser ef us to whom unfamiliar. TETRAZZINI AS GILDA PACKS THE MANHATTAN. || Tetrazzini ZENATELLO THE MAGNET at the Manh 2 ¢ melody. It pre- | i@ orchestra car. vhes the action h its various | izat s 1 . | Renaus phases with a sustaining but subordi. | 2epaues, Rate force. ndividual singers are | tion, was ‘ ‘ - | Dut r-Gii given opportunity in aries that are at- | Due AT Gadeateserseans gents no problems tractive, Some of the concerted move- | Uhaciive Monteroue Wass “ " Seats are imposing. The dances, of | Mugnoz's indi js STABAT MATER AGAIN 1. | Offenbach's AT THE METROPOLITAN. which there are several, havo a fine lilt. bac! , Que can only wonder whether if put | Sewing power. Th wpon the wtage in its legitimate operatic | seat in Hie house an Germ, where it would have to atand the | Was Well, ooubes. tt Sup Gat) of criticism void of the screen of | cellence of Renaud’s imper three. widely differentiatad @Aividual imagination, It would prove | three, wid Merentiatad chara: effective. [Re Cisneros, Jomell!, “Glanolt-Gall ‘A synopsis of the story, the action | all did well and Charlier conducted Qing in and near St Petersburg, was | mirably. made by the writer on Saturday. The ay prince er were! Mine, Lerin, | HAROLD BAUER AGAIN @ landed Dioncletheee ee Oe en, CHARMS AS A PIANIST. a and Olga, her daughters, Mme. 5 Eisen de Moss and Mrs. Taylor-Jon Harold Bauer gave & secend piano 1n were the other soloists. Memibowell's “Indian Suite’ Rereart conducted YOU CAN’T MAKE if you use Armour’s Extract of Beef in preparing it. It’s bound to possess a taste and zest that makes it far better than ordinary. 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