The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1911, Page 15

Heinemann Gives Another Recital at Mendelssohn BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. LEXANDER HEINEMANN, the German lieder singer, gave an- other recital at Mendelssohn Hall yesterday afternoon, His programme consisted of five parts, the first devotes | to Schumann and Schubert, the second | to Elsenhetmer, the third to Hugo|T) Wolf, the fourth (with organ acoom- Paniment) to Hande! and Kaempf, and| the fifth to Gernsheim, Hermann and| Schumacher. An audience of consider-| able size rewarded his efforts with gen- erous applause, forcing him to repeat) several numbers and to add some extra] ones, Mr. Heinemann gave his hearers a fair measure of his ability, for probably he was at his best. The great range of his voice, which is of good quality in all registers, enables him to do every kind of v stunt. His singing is al-| Ways Interesting and intelligent, but his| tendency to sacrifice sense for sound| detracts from his value as a song in- terpreter. The loud pedal, if one may use the expression, is too much In evl- dence. It would be less objectionable, . i Perhaps, in the big» auditorium of | Of No 11 Lake street, Jersey City, Carnegio than in the intimate arsocie. | ® teamater emmoyed by the Wald and tion of Mendelssohn Hall. One of the|J®o>s trucking company of No, 121 best things to Mr. Heinemann’s credit | Greene street, and Samuel Snelling a| yesterday was his singing of the famil-| pe lar “Largo” of Handel's and another,| Inspector Russell bell the police which he was forced to repeat, was the| have ken up a system by which| “Vesper Song" of Kaempf's, with the) dealers in silks and satins in Greene, | thrilling refrain “Jubilate, Amen! er and Wooster streets have been Wolf's “The Stork’s Message,” Her- of tens ¢ sands of dollars mann's “Serenade” Schumacher's| worth of gods r “The Trysting Place” were among the) A complaint a few days ago| most popular of his selection LIZA LEHMANN’S CONCERT AT THE HUDSON THEATRE. Liza Lelmann, the composer, cele- brated for her ‘In gy Persian Garden,” gave a concert of her own songs at the Hudson Theatre yesterday afternoon at which she was the accompanist at the Piano for her quartet, consisting of Blanche Tomlin, Palgrave Turner, Hu- | th bert Elsdel! and Jullen Ienry, h | pla whieh she has been touring the country were warmnl of size and ch received by an audienc ction, The arrangements were vi Bilsh. On the side the composer-pi ers, who in turn, or by twos or threes or fours, arose most politely to do hi or his or thelr parts. "It was just so lke Bournemouth, don’t you kno charming and so neat," e: American woman who had been abroad to another who hadn't as the audience fled out. The programme from “The Golden Seal Songs" from “Jungle Book" Tales and a Included selections Threshold,” “Two Rudyard Kipting's and “Four Cautionary Moral,” which Kitty Cheatham has made familiar to us. Miss Turner was remembered most agreeably from a previous visit to America and her rming voice and and one distinguishe ead her announced that she was A friend who was withthe dl hed woman added that and Mr. Henry were gentlem: ingers, and what more may by permission of hman, recited Oscar Wilde's Happy. Princ to Miss Leh- m's accompaniment most. effective- She was hea applauded, “LA GIOCONDA” REPEATED AT THE METROPOLITAN. stand- Crowded galleries and pack: ing room, added to the big rex day night's subse politan Opera House a most uni able place in which to move about last night. The opera was “La Gioconda,” with Emmy Destinn, Loulse Homer, ria Claessens, nato and De duct- his ell as upon himself fell generous applause, The performance, hh was a repetition, was excellent in part Yance of the y well done, every Hours" bei THE GILIBERT MEMORIAL CONCERT TO-MOROW. The programme for the Gilibert Me- mortal concert at the Metropolitan Op- era House to-morrow afternoon is not even yet complete because artists are volunteering their services in such bers as to make it difficult to arrange et naud will make an ad- and among the nmy Destin, Homer, A Martin, Gily and mond Clement, Her! Withe MARY GARDEN. WILL SING AT METROPOLITAN TO-NIGHT, anager of the Phil ——_—— ay of John Larkin, thirs of No. %A Romaine The bi years sunnet train str A New ARSENE LUPIN Story. A New ARSENE) LUPIN story, by| Maurice Le Blane, | will begin in} Thursday's Even- ing World. 1s “The Blonde Lady” and con fg tains the mos exciting and sik et | terious of the French “thief genius’ adventures. It is a story you have no} right to miss. By the capture of Robert Clark, trom J. street that on Jan $500 w their own signatures that the taking Lydia E. 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January Sale of assian Chiffonier . Princess Dresser. Brass Bed, any si 8-Piece Parlor Suit. 5-piece Parlor Suit. Don't procrastinate if you want to share in the | COME TO-MORROW! No Mail or Telephone Orders. | Women's Musiin Night Drosses ~_yoko of tucks homstiteh and 49 . instead of .29 jaco— “— Ss styles with lace and emb'y, culfles omb'y telin--worth a At this price. Other Salo Vat 1.24 Fulton Street and Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn (Nevins Street Subway Station at Our Corner) i Gowns. | rogular or ¢ | w Lingerie Night Dr | OOK ‘duinty trim sves, yoko and skirtb— = | __FOR SALE. = oOo: A MONDS WAT CHESS: CREDIT y and Others, « wort! The New Waterbury Way Ahead of all other plates in appear- ance, solidity, durability and comfort. $ | Holds fast—does not slip or fall. $ | rk 1.24.. Fin Lawn Prin Siips—-yoko fay flounce, with fancy Ince Inserts reg. 31 95 | Others. 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FREE | PRass BED ABS SOLUTELY FREE |: Wiili Every Purchase of $75 Call and Convince Yourself Jat 59¢ Wool § s a nt extra cost, and decay, Decay means more 74 Women's Dra 58) AIS Moet Storm Serg wisi 3° ij | pain, Atten this at once ine, palnacak deen ae volcan lo Nate argain, sth extracted free, also inserted at the lowest cost, at DR following offices |} | 49 Men's |. Shirts ge Chiffon c ilothe.. palate aed ¥ ana” color -fi : | Meaceyebarmer dpechari At NEW YORK ‘Siiehas Ney UNDoeRW eA MIATN' Watashi Beads oe ~~~ AUCTION SALES. LYN OFFICE, 718 B neat ¥ Ave. Ky Statta |] | 29 Hous’ Madras Blouses #4e Scotch Plaid Ginghama, ded Katy yt Other offices stablished shortly | » Reveal + Bitar Saha Bidet i Riba stn aad al iat stock _- ——— : = ——— ye RN TSUN a 10 F eee ek Yse Hous’ BUSINESS PROPERTY TO LET, |. iy I Fj ae “ova: CLOTHING THIRD PLOT 2le Wide Moire Ft News Car came rin pe . Mine Block ol $5.98 H. 8. Table Sets. % 8.79 | ee etONS AG 71 & COM x OF NEW YORK f Fine Ware the ‘en ta) — rg: = } ‘ ON AAD Nine list S149 Feather bed Ticks ININGS IA “ ft " r 4 "fu ready to fill, r - the slice Bs aket oar nig to ea “isin” | 386 Luncheon, iit MN a aa oe ne WAMSRY, Secretary, Henge ianl Gye Silk Emb'd Blannels. AT Vesstat elle, Now a rms Nv 2 echt fd alo, | be Lost, FOUND AND REWARDS, , Strongest Building in N famped Searls, sit 21 A N su 4, "s, with’ one’ to three ~ rk r 1OODS A Rese MENT. LOOK FOR THE CLOCKS! b Wis iendagme a tts, small amon eatvin.' WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS pest on ei a £0. 81 Court pay 4 HEARN West of Fifth Avenue JANUARY SALE? THE BEST YET! To-morrow’s January Sale Specials From Various Dzpartments _ Impossible to name all 1p! Just one word more:— telephone trade. tn Womemn Ghats wimaade 'lenkoe CAMee. aht Anchée, end Utica Pillow Casee— In Upholstery Scoteh Lace Curtatns—real Ince, Renaissance and novelty of- fects —white and Araplan— overlock edae—worth $1.98... Imported Block Print Cretonaes Spring furniture ¢ drapiigs—worth $1.9 Imported Colonial Madi beautiful new col Pitot Curtain Nete--both Irish Point Lace Sash Nete— idth f — | Women’s Underwear—NEARING THE END! ;* Women’s Cambrie Drawers— Fino Cambric Drawers: tuele—reg. 60e Women’s Cambrie ‘Drawers— Viner Bridal Hote tO. ses +ees se x Cannot be detected by your friends— t re oDD LoTs— is RED ; hardly detected by you, as the absence ¢ | Other Sal | French Hand Made and & tea | of a roof gives natural ease. OUR 3) wort ot'0a htt on ate wee COR. MAIDEN LANE. | OWN EXCLUSIVE. INVENTION. $ | newas Si MORNING SPECIALS —Tempow, Wesnete No ey or nel A Orders. s8e Silk Poplins . LOOK 4OR THE CLOCKS? Clock Sigua Denote Morning Specials eared our promise, we have that in all New York morrow are but exam: Prices. RS. oa ayenlltis a latic effects for | 1.00: 4.00" rqgoes and ¢ t in Swisses— d coin epote— price. “aria ach side —also oe? are. nda jath Sheete— ‘| eal) . | s - | bah Aha | tha Minlahodl BY Lone } 6% way Tae ‘and f ie 3 , . . : | dale Co.~-w'th .10—sale pelos tpdnay ten. -U8—#ale price. . oy . . . foe S% Particular attention is called to the assortment of dining and bedroom + pe eEE EL Pureqith Damani wiped ee} "sore furniture. : Ih on a } 4,00 [conteos—worth .70-—sale price, om . = | “Sgood value at 85.08...0.... leached Turkish Towele—38} gina Regularly Spectal Regularly Special Wool Nap cs ab Blok “i 46250 65 in, =. etal Wee AS.e . Oak Ex. Table, 6x48 .7. .$23.50 $18.50 | Mahogany Dresser......%30.00 $26.00 | gedueed rom Breneress } BD Ba indaotanht Gi fr ike a 64%. }. values of this Sale. ~ tuck#— or lace and 8:PR 34:98: 18-0080 29.08 °) sses—tucks 22