The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1910, Page 19

Three American Women Singers Carry “Orpheus and Eurydice” Louise ents: Repeats Her Beautiful Imper- sonation of Orpheus— Marie Rappold, as Eurydice, Not Happily Cast—Alma Gluck in Two Characters. Anna Paviowa and Mikail Mordkin, Supported by a Strong Company, Give Their Delightful Russian Dances at the Metropolitan Opera House. BY er U VESTER RAWLING. Gluck’s lovely “Orpheus and Burrtles, ter many years of fence, was revived in Itallan at the Metropolitan Opera House last sea won it was acclaimed one of the best Productions ever made there. Presented ain last night, for the first time this feason, nearly all of its former success ‘Was repeated. Scenically there was no change. The picturesque grove beside the river with the Tomb of Eurydi the cavernous depths of the entrance te Hades with the flashing lights and changing colors an@ monstrous creeping things, and the Ideally beautiful Elysian Fields once more were cause for ama: ment as well as admiration. The spon- tanéous applause that could not be Feptrained when the curtain rose upon, the latter was excusable. Louise Homer's Eurydice remains a Hoble Impersonation, the best thing she hha ever done. Her lofty bearing, her classic poses, her manly stride and her lovely voice were united for conviction. ‘Whatever faults there were in her enunciation were those to which wo are accustomed. But Eurydice, which last Year Gadski interpreted so splendidly, ‘would seem to be unsuited to Marte Rappol. It ts not given to everybody ing Gluck's music. The style Is for- to our day and is not easy to ac- quire, Good voice alone is not suffictent It is only fair to say that the writer learned after the performance that the Brooklyn singer was really ill. For « time it was doubted behind the scenes whether could appear in the last ect. That Would excuse her falling to her second death several bars before he should have fallen and stop all fur- @her criticism of her performat Alma Gluck In Two Parti ‘Alma Gluck again was the Happy @pirit, singing in that naive way of hers that is so captivating in spite of the strange quality that her voice takes ‘on in the upper register. Because of the illness of Lenora Sparkes Miss Gluck also. was commandecred for Am: which she sang delightfully. But w ‘Mies Gluck, stand 80 stiffly on your little ehot-up platform and hold your hands eo awkwardly? It is a pleasure to point out that the leading parts in this opera mere filled by three American women. ‘The chorus sang admir was impressive solemnity at the tomb of Burydtce, the entrance to Hades the shar ta the plea of Orpheus was thrilling. The ballet, too, was excellent. Mar- celle Myrtille and her assistants did some beautiful posturing in the fan Flelds and danced most attractively in ‘the gardens of the Temple of Lo In| the dance of the Fairies they were weirdly fascinating, Toscanini led with fle usual electrifying command over all sand the orchestra played ex- jan Dancers Reappear. After the opera Anna Pavlowa and ail Mordkin, the accomplished | an dancers, supported by a more | than usually competent comp: who have just returned from a successful | tour, gave a ballet divertissement that was altogether charming. It was odd to nee the boxes still filled when the | dances began at a quarter past eleven an@ remain so until ne 4. As| for the rest of the crowded house, the final curtain made it start for two principals danced together to an Rdagio by Bletchman and to a valse caprice by Rubinstein, the latter new ‘Mme. Pavlowa gave alone “The Swan" dance of Saint-Saens's, which she docs s¢ mtrancingly, and Mr. Mordkin did famous arrow dance. Mlle, Pajitz- HY made a hit ina solo Russian dance, and the wiole company scored in Polish @an@;Hungarian dances. The last num- | ber was the Glazanow —bacchanale danced with familiar splendid aban- | don by Mile. Pavlow Kin, ‘Theodore Stier conduct Tiere will be a sp _the Metropolitan Opera House t The for the benefit of the | A sing and Anna Paylowa 4 ikin and thelr supporting the “Call a and Make Your Own Terms fe Fund Association n dancers will furnish e entertainment, Rus: st of ENATE DELAYS ACTION | ON DIRECT ELECTION. |at $49.98 at $6 | adiciary Committee Agrees | | Pass on Resolution Soon After the Christmas Holidays WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—The Senate wiciary © tee has received the wert, of the sub-committee appointed ) pass on the Bristow resolution and M other plans offered for the selection f Benators by popular ballot. Senators Mllingham, Borah and Raynor, compos- to ng the sub-committee, reported as a substitute for all other plans the Tucker resolution, which 4 the House in 19892, Mr. Borah urged prompt action, Sen- ators Depew, Warner and some others who oppose the contemplated change asked for time in which to read the res- olution as approved. This request was regarded a8 reasonable and the matter was thrown over until after Congress re- assembles, Jan. J. R. Max The will o} ry former President of the Centrat Rail- road of New Jersey, Who died at his home, No, 78 Eighth avenue, ‘on Dec, 1), was filed for probate yester- ay before Surrogate Ketcham of that borough. The estate amounts to about $1,000,000 and is divided among his widow, Mrs, Marla L. Maxwell, and the testa: tor's four children—Edward W, Maxwell, John R. Maxwell jr, Henry Lascelles Maxwell and Mrs, Louise Maxwell Whitney. Brooklyn, | THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, |POSTAL TELEGRAPH WILL | KEEP UP ITS COMPETITION. | Without It, Choice Only Between Monopoly and Federal Own- ership, Says Mackay. When Clarence If. Mackay yesterdny saw the announcement from London that the Western Union Telegraph Company, with two submarine from the United States to jacquired control of the four submarine cables owned by the Anglo-American Telegraph Company, he said: “The only competition now left that of the Commercial Cable C pany on the ocean and the Postal 1 graph Company on the land. The Telephone Company has combined with our only competitor on the land and with our competitor on the ocean They have got together a vast com- bination and ft is clear that if the public wants competition the public must rely on the Postal Telegraph and the Commercial Cable. We shall not enter Into any combination, Neither shall we sell out. We hall continue |to compete and give the fastest service, “As I stated to the Legislative Com> mittee in New York last winter, the Postal Telegraph Co: ny will be the last competitor in land telegraphy. I would now add that the Commercial Cable Company will be the last com- petitor in ocean cabling. When that competition ceases there will only be a cholée between monopoly and gov- ernment ownership.” CUDAHY LEAVES $12,000,000. All Except About $500,000 Goes to the Seven Children, CHICAGO, Dec. 20.—The will of Mich- ael Cudahy, acker, disposes of an estate. of $12,000,000, It 18 said that Cudahy gave a million in charity before his death, and there are many chapita- ble bequests in the wil. Mhe estate is left In trust for five and then $600,00 Is to go to the ler to be divided tially betwee en children. The Ww her arms outside | roe in the mean time will be pald to arson » Both arms were badly | the widow and children Lads ng. Edmond jr. her| ‘To his son, Jack Cudahy of Kansas brothe on the veranda witle| city fabbed Jere Lillis, he leaves | going to greet the doctor and fractured | $10,050 his collar bone. | ANNA PAN COWAY] \ MIKAIL OKIN.T | Conn., daughter of WINSTED, year-old of Bethi Dec. 20.—The one- mond Hurlbut | ¥ Piano Sale To clear our floors of an accumulation of used piancs we offer the following values, subject to previous purchase: Upright Ebony, $75 Upright Walnut, 175 Upright Mahogany, 185 In addition to these instruments a nice assort- ment of the renowned FISCHER PIANOS, returned from rent or exchanged, will be sold at very low prices, their high quality considered. Liberal terms will Planos held until Christmas be arranged. it small deposit is paid. FISCHER PIANO FACTORY STORE. 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