The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1908, Page 19

Fe La = “Madama Butterfly” Draws a Big | Audience to the Metropolitan oo j disclosed last . and the man who j Was musical Toscanini Shares With Gerale| bis"\5 as interest dine Farrar, Caruso and) wreath jwiten Scotti in the General Apel plause. vate Pace caitn ad RAW Madama 1 Geraldine F. ING. used. in songs e1 and | s food for frankly recited » present. ec BONCI HAS “BRONCHITIS; 4 rchitis_and| tim of bre “Cot duct for CONCERT FIELD NOTES, nrich Meyn's annual song re as got’ away from many of | ad his low registe: , and Orehestra | r itself last oncert of the| positions This organt-| kows Joel H. Kessler, violinist, played com- by Ba Bruch, Tsehat- Wienlawski and Vie gation, Ww been improving! his al in Mendelssohn steadily, has now reached an artistic| Wednesday and won the warm approval jlevel which makes 1t an important fac-/of the audierice. tor in the city's musical Ife. 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