The evening world. Newspaper, January 9, 1911, Page 9

Ic ——— Bonci Evokes Demonstration Remarkable Tribute to Symphony Society’s|: FY SYLVESTER RAWLING. ‘rem to have become the most popular singer on the concert stage, He was the soloist at the Volpe Symphony So- clety's concert at Carnegie Hall yester- day afternoon and a crowded house save him a reception such as the most Popular of prima donnas weil might | envy. It was all the more ‘remarkable for the fact that a far larger share of men than usual was present. After he had sung Donizetti's “Una Portiva | Lagrima” with lovely art there was a storm of applause that would not aby Sfter he had reappeared half a dozen imes. “Bis! Bis! Bis! was shouted m all over the house, and when he felded to the tumult and sung the Il over again it took another haif a appearances to restore quiet. Later on, when the little Italfan tenor Ng Rodolfo's aria from the first act La Boheme," the scenes which served only to add fuel to Lark.” Of went Finally he sung “A 3 shout of “Bravo!” that upset his gravi- ty entirely. ‘4 yieid no more to further de: 5. rted the programme by | ‘performance of Mendelssohn's Scotch 1, without loss of ,| lace while tone poems, by MacDow ven in pursuance of Mr. Vi to exploit one American compose’ each of his concerts. Mr, MacDowell's Hamlet scare wested the ruminating intr | Prince of Denmark of Shakespeare. He was presented os a rather stormy and| ingratiating phrases. s must bh conaclousness 0} IDELSSOHN AND LI8ZT THE SYMPHONY CONCERT. ndelssohn's “‘tajian'! Symphony fering by the Symphony | under Walter Dam- h w Theatre yesterday | . Both that and Liszt's tone zeppa,” found gracious pres- | ajor piano concerto, with Yolande| again as soloist, which was! at the Friday afternoon concert, repeated. MRS. ZEIGLER’S ANNUAL CITAL AT CARNEGIE. Fannie Bloomfield Zeisier came on! Chicago to give her annual piano | ecttal at Carnegie Hall on Saturday fternoen. She played with all her ac- ‘customed breadth and vigor a long and widely diversified programme that won for her hearty applause from an audi- that should have been much) ples of Weber, Chopin, Dvorak, Schuett and Rubin- A mnai by Oldberg, op. %, sted to Mrs. Zelsler, had consid- charm, ORNIGBKINDER” AGAIN; AIDA” FOR ITALIAN HOSPITAL. House matinee on Saturday be- | the LIBERT MEMORIAL CONCERT 'TO RAISE FUNDS FOR WIDOW.) harles Gilibert, the popular French tone, who died recently, left his le and son in straitened circum. nees, Friends and admirers in New ik have arranged for a memorial French Ambassador Consul-General at its WAGNER NIGHT AT . METROPOLITAN CONCERT, There was a large audience at the alleWagner concert at the Metropolitan Opera House last night, After the or- tra, under the baton of Alfred had played Elne Faust overture | wey Weldt and Carl Burrian ng the duo from the first act of “Got- erdammerung,” followed by the Rhine ‘The second part of the programme | Lonwisted of the third act of “Parsifal” | in concert form, sung by Messrs. Bur- | and Witherspoon, with the and an augmented orohen- | ing the reguiar pit, the prin- | {pals and chorus being on the Despite the sublimity of the music rchestration much of the Impres: eas Was necessarily lost in the ovelty for Sunday night audienc eoived with enthusiastic approval. eomprising the onty vocai demand made! Pennsylvania student, Kenneth &. | he the part of Kundry in this act. | Blair, Weldt in this connection. By His Singing FINDS A BLACK PEARL; Italian Tenor at Volpe ceris tic picked up a black pearl sur- rounded by diamonds which he promp Concert in Carnegie| no wish her name used, toon discov. | Hall. hee her loss and reported It. v y turned in to the management. 1 brewing embodied in owner, a well known woman who do EIN she got her Jewel back she presente RH GO LD the $80 bill to the finder. PALE BEER ——<—<>—_—__ LESSANDRO BONCI, who desert: ed opera for a recital our at the | beginning of this season, would | {Mother Also Accuses Steven-! \ “Salve | owner, o fire. Then he] night that her husband and his parents | came back with his piano accompanist. | had kidnapped Muriel, her two-year-old | Harold Osvorn Smith, and sang in his | daughter, on Saturday. The uttie er! | Correct Glasses Are Plquant English “Hark! Hark! The) had been taken away from Miss Cun- A che nouse again. | mingham at No. 11 Wadsworth avenue/@ Wise Investment | when the father showed what seemed a| and a Maid Sings Low,” the beginning | court order. The police told her that of which was welcomed by an explosive | gince her troubles had been in the courts ung men through @ sound | napping. symphony in A minor. Since he has! he, ‘working on a ratiroad that I am Ike Toscanini, to conduct with-| constructing, He hasn't been in_any to have gained In| kidnapping, Nelther has my wife, nor me. Weldt sat on the platform and "Digna, disua” the one won e moe wd re eam pollee court, wher @ Programme did not mention Mme | were hi pay $7 a week for the supporg GETS FIFTY-DOLLAR REWARD. and the child. o tim, After one of last week's con- eeyuciae : 56 years’ scientific progressive BY TS ATHER, THE POLICE ARE TLD TEUTONIC DARK BEER S. Liebmann’s Sons son’s Relatives, but They At all dealers Deny Charge. Holen Wall, a former chorus girl and the wife of ° sro comnanont| 0, Gfvrlich g man and hotel | d | . FF ¢ Glers of New) | York, told the Headquarters polive last | \| The cost is moderate if you ||fi get them here, and no invest- | ment that you ever made} | Means more than one which || | _ will protect your sight. Hi | Our Registered Physicians ||} who are oculists of long experience, examine your eyes without charge. ‘WE CHARGE FOR GLASSES ONLY ||) Perfect-Fitting Glasses as Low as $2.50 | they would not interfere. Dr. de Giera, who lives in the Colling- wood, in West Thirty-fifth street, a last night that there had been ao kid- “My stepson {9 in Virginia now," aald I. There uld be no sense tn such @ proceeding, as my son's lawyers are trying to serve his wife with papers in & Helen Wall was arrested on Oct, 23| , a wae iRving Shin iktse Oculists’ Opticians Three Twins” in Philadelphia on a war- | 223 Sixth Av., 15thSt. 350 Sixth Av., ‘ant sworn out by her husband and | 1274 Broadwry, 33dSt. 101 Na:sa s taken with @ young University of 217 Broadway, Astor House Block. Best & Co, Reduced Prices Wash Suits Norfolks Fur Coats | | i - | Boys’ Wash Eton Russian Sutis i | in four different models; of White linen finished Cotton, also Fancy Striped Cottons. Sizes 2, 3 & 4 yrs. Regular Price ¢2.15...... $3.55 | Navy Blue Pin Check Gingham. Sizes 2 to 8 yrs. | Regular Price $1.95...... $1.45 1 Boys’ Wask Russian Suits | of Imported Repp, trimmed with cadet, navy and | red; hand-embroidery to match. Sizes 2 to 8 yrs. | Limited quantity. Former Price $3.50.....$2.55 Boys’ Wash Russian Suits both Eton and Sailor collars; of various colored materials. Broken sizes. Limited quantity, \| Sizes 2 to 8 yrs. | Former Prices $2.15 to $5.50..... $1.55 & $2.55 Boys’ and Youths’ Norfolk Suits 1 Brown and Gray Cheviot, a variety of patterns, Sizes 8 to 18 yrs. NI Former Price $10.50....... $6.85 Boys’ and Youths’ Fur Coats in a variety of furs; wool lined, satin yoke and sleeves. Sizes 4 to 18 yrs. Former Prices $32.00 to $65.00.. $18.00 to $45.00 Fifth Ave. at 35th St. Semi-Annual Clearance Sale The Famous Mnie. Irene Corsets CONTINUES DURING THE WEEK, The latest styles, consisting of the sample lines of our Whole- sale Department, also the newest designs in high grade materials that we are discontinuing, We offer these corsets at these phenomenally low prices: $6.00 to $7.00 Corsets 3.00 $8.00 to $9.00 Ys 4.00 $10.00 to $12.00 sf 5.00 $12.00 to $14.00 vl , 6.00 $18.00 to $25.00 it 8.00 10.00 Every Corset Carefully Fitted, All Sizes and Extra Long Models, 518 Fifth Av., Bet. 43d and 44th Sts, THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY peinennens aang 9.71911. of Deposit and Charge Accounts Will Be Continued in the Greenhut-Siege Cooper Co., Available in Either Building. ‘ tuesdap—extra OPM" Green Trading Stamps addition te the usual double stamps with all purcl The Great roe ie Cen Us CLOSING OUT SALE Is That Over a Million Dollars’ Worth of Merchandise Is in the Greenhut Building and Must Be Moved Out by Forced Selling Within a Very Limited Time The Sale is already the Paramount Mercantile Event of the Day, over- shadowing in importance, magnitude and bargain giving any and every selling event that is contemporary with it. The New York Public Has Realized that It Is Face to Face with the Greatest Bargain Event of a Decade, and Thousands Upon Thousands More Are Daily Adding Their Enthusiasm ; to the Throngs That Fill Our Aisles to purchasers and non-purchasers {n en une noon, Single stamps after noon, Women's Coats and Suits, Silks and Dress Goods, Flowers and Feathers, Infante’ Wear, Women's Dresses and Skirts, | Wash Dress Goods, Men's Furnishings, &c., Dress Trimmings, Misses’ Coats and Suits, White Goods and Linens, Fur Muffs and Scarfs, Notions and Sewing Sundries, Misses’ Dresses and Skirts, Art Needlework, Muslin Underwear, Gloves and Toilet Articles, Girls' Suits and Coats, Laces and Embroideries, Silk Petticoats, Jewelry and Silverware, Trimmed Millinery, Handkerchiefs and Waists, Wrappers and Corsets, Leather Goods, Women's & Misses' Fur Coats, | Veilings and Ribbons, Knit Underwear, Stationery and Umbrellas, Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing, Untrimmed Millinery, Hosiery and Shoes, Women's Neckwear, Carpets and Rugs, Beds and Bedding, Chinaware, Upholstery. The great object of this Greenhut Closing Out Sale is to put this build- ing into the hands of the architects and contractors for rearrangement at the very earliest date possible. Our Consolidation With Siegel Cooper Company . Is to Be an Accomplished Fact Within a Very Few Weeks We intend to organize in these two splendidly equipped, splendidly situated buildings one of the largest retail organizations in the world under one company and management—a concentration of merchan- dising power, brains and energy that will make this new organization the National shopping place. Our plans are madeandnow they will be rushed vigorously to completion. The first thing is to get thousands upon thousands of customers to come and carry away every dollar’s worth of merchandise, if possible, in the Greenhut building. Prices Are Quoted That Will Enable Us to Transact ’ ° @ We really wish we eou!4 go into P, ti ] Wh | Se @ We 40 not expect coat tor our ) @etatil and @ive you mpecific in- rac ca a [e) e ason S | goofe—we haven't any right to, stances of the sensational bargains because we must crowd an entire that await you In every depart- 5 into @ limtted pag hy Egan Pepin Business Within a a conmanh ee a 800 the immense crowds that daily throng this store and see how dargains of uneurpagsing velue- T; giving merit, greater than any Limited Ti mite Ime. Greenhut and Company out you would nee that by the time we singled out individual ttema could posstbly follow, to insure the quick gelling of this immense and got them in the paper they would be aold, amount of merchandise, som Sixth Avenue, 18th to 19th Street, New York City, tre ponents Ogeupled by ner SUE MT ORE eT | ce al 2 a = S Es) = =) = > = = N = S Es) = = S = = B ! basaee adn aq ont rex0daie ott bea |