The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1909, Page 10

Hammerstein Closes —— ~His Subscription This Year $400,000 as Against $52,- 000 the First Year--There- fore He Writes a Walts He Says. ’ BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. } R, HAMMBRSTEIN, in clos M his third season as an to ario at the Manhattan House on Saturda night an audience that ¢ characteristic speech Public's support His waltz, ‘Cara } composed and dedic had just been played ) the orchestra, s eatchy and very re fF not Richard, but the "Bi! man, There was an imperative dem for the composer, and when Mr, JI 4 merstein, with bi liar deprecat Pamile, appeared, he su % “When I am in good Baste When I am btue | write 4 has been phenomenal neral marog. The season | eubscription amounted to § My ear's to $400,000, Therefore It Jon @ walt. My ¢ i a? aud ques in my repertory. @™ay tremble. | thank y ! There was a double bil of WPrwith Tetrazzini in the title part, and, arnival scene from the "Princesse whic VRecene the audience | | Hits enthusiasm 4 At the matinee a most mo’ formance of “Samson and 1 Fgiven before a large and udience. Gerville-Reache and Dalr pecially distinguished themselves. FONOFF HONORED LIKE A {) @RIMA DONNA AT FAREWELL, t fastity Safonoff, the Russ ns > ctor, who, after six years o “flan, led the Philharmo “lehestra for the last time ¢ }Hall on Saturday night, was manifest! Stouched by the remarkable demon ton of his popularity made by the br ence, which filled all the spi in the great house, Rarely has eben) th Buch a scene In this hall, After the) ¢ superb reidition of natkowsky's| 3 “Pathetique” symphony, which the vet- \eran musiclans under the masterful] certs. Cossack's direction gave, the whole audience rose to its feet and ap- ded, cheered and waved handker-j ‘3 and programmes, while the or- chestra played a fanfare and th ushers carried enough floral offer! to the ataee to excite the envy of most popular of prima donnas. At the end of the concert Andrew ve night agal jaudl Carnegie made a speech of etilogy and ore regret, and presented Safonoft with aj @iamond watchfob and a book of auto- raphs of the subscribers to the society. | most impreesly: velvet voices of E ite Homer enaea pertect vorat att DO They Trouble You?, 'o Richard Arnold, the concert master, who for thirty years has endeared him- relf to the subscribers and is now to retire, was given a loving cup and a pimilar book of autographs Safonoft| made an apt response in English, but cold, marr Mr. Arnold's emotions prevented him from saying more than a word of thanks, Th son “SIEGFRIED” PROVES WAGNER STILL POTENT. {with iusle lovers. Thelr programme hege : Honest doubters of the potency of last ee vat Sxce rendered. It} . <) consisted of Mozart's quartet In D ma- Wagner's operas in New York at the) to yociatr's ta for two violins and| present time must have revised their opinions when et the Metropolitan! Opere-House on Saturday afternoon, for) {the first time this season, “Slegtried’’ op. a Characteristic Speech of GERMAN ARTISTS AS LAST OF YOUNG PEOPLE'S ho | VERDI'S REQUIEM MASS; Witherspoon gave an impressive render- ing of the bass parts. Theatre last night. servedly have grown steadily in. fa ‘cello, Glazoun' from | Heethovet His Season With Thanks ; ist evening, 4 ts, with” red 8 played a i andl Je ¢ Philippine © | dd the @ tum. 1 Creatore and greeted at S| evening. jture was p comy n the ever lence was larg Is Qu OLD-TIME MINSTRELS. an Artists’ festival at the] \storia, which began on Satur-| Court, showed and was still going ON} morning to a ng to early | pied, was @ success nanaally, Sev were realized f¢ Magietrate people We jof No, 6 Wes United ~) Werthetm was yesterday tn al | to smoke. we SYMPHONY CONCERTS. r. Frank Damrosch closed the season nde a fetch- Plans ut his | Superintendent n Ca It will be \stgns by F "OTHER SUNDAY CONCERTS, touche at the . bearing a crest rdi's Requiem M ast tat the Me widepth of aeven n drew a large stic | $100,000. ence. The work of the chorus and | stra, unde: rtul jon, stands out as y fine rae” and the were ed, while the Destinn and | my’ and much of his ed singing but was Ine Herbert conning examined Come One of my ai! the Informati chi 9 Flongaley Quartet closed {ts sea. with a concert at the Stuyvesan These playera di 8 courante, the adagio n's quartet in G major, 18, and the scherzo from Dvorak's quartet in A flat major. | Our iMttle brown brothers of the Bast, | Only, ed 1970, Cad presented before an audience that b “ { THE OUTER GARMENT SHOP moe through. ; 12 West 23d Street wife “THE BEST | FOR EASTER DRESSED | OUR STOCKS “WOMEN IN | HAVE BEEN NEWSTORK COMPLETED look to this store for inspi- ration. Our /e@ styles have the 1 stamp of indi viduality | and a “ Featuring Not the ordinary Suit marvellous distinctiven models. 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Qur Easter Display of Trimmed Hats embraces all those new and novel shapes for which this season is a striking contrast to similar periods in former years, All the new ideas for this season that found ther inception in the creative minds of the master milliners of Paris are shown here just as you would sez them in the Mitts shops of Paris when they were first brought out. inal models Easter wear, Our own expert milliners contribute clever copies and adaptations and or that express in the very smartest manner the correct styles for Special Offering of Smart Street and Dress Hats The new models for mid-season wear, depicting not only the very latest creations, but a series of smart hat fashions brought out to demonstrate the advantages of selecting your Easter hat here. $7.50, $10 and $15 Millinery Parlote-—Seond Fluor “ompany Greenhut New Costumes and Suits That Will Appeal to Smart Dressers The GREENHUT showing of Tailormade Suits and Costumes sounds the keynote of smart and correct attire for Easter wear. Our many s range of choice without departing from those original and approved that portray Fashion's favorite models give a wide tyle attributes There's a satisfaction that goes with a ship, materials, fit sense of being ingly and perfectly cressed that alone is worth the price. We place no tribute on perfect ap- pare!—that’s our busir pride, and every garment that goes out ot this heuse is made not only to live up to those requirements but to go forth and further enhance + GREENHUT ready-to-weer repu- tation Our pr in every instance repre- sent posiive money-saving oppor tunities that are so apparent that well-posted shoppers realize at once the uneqe ivantazes of coming here Tailored Suits in three. piece m dels of Chiffon, Panama and Serge, Princess Dies:es to be worn with Guimpes, Straight Hipless Coats, beautifully tailored end lined. 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