The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1911, Page 17

Opera in English Discussed Aiter Musicians’ Dinner x _ Charles Henry Meuzer, Reginald De Koven,Tito Ricordiand Henry Rus- ers—Dippel to Put on Season. BY SYLVESTER RAWLING, A in English" was discussed er the dinner of The I Me! forward way come when should be gr d that the thm American ra A the rtunity Our b lared lovers to ue at | ality with an by the rganizat our own n and the a-Chicago organizations. Frenchmen, Itallans, Germans, Rus- slans and Bohemians were privileged to hear all o; r what the nationality and the composers, in thi cular, Mr, Meltzer said. Englishmen in re ig to their ancient cus- 1 their rig should not 4 alish Was as 8) he declared, and peal to lovers until in. words after all, the play was Mr. De Koven Sifferentiates. Reginald De Kove » main, Ported M Meltz ment except differe In this tood, for, © thing. of the great Milan pubd- | read a . in wich | in favor he said opera in ech Which should train young American) 3 to i sing thelr own painted a black wiedge and ob- | ! is own kr n the risks, financial and{ ha oi In Bo- woud t and look for en= Gagements. Dippel to Act Next Season. Andreas Dippel, director of the Phil 9 Opera Company, | ed his inability to be Jeclared his heart.est sympat of the Roston it | of nis later on in the evening, when he was called upon to speak, John C, Freund took exception. He sald that in netther Paris, na Berlin, nor Milan | would people flock to hear beginners, Every man and woman had to win his or her own Way in Europe as well us in Ame | Mr. Mackay's Sympathy, Clarence H. Mackay, one of the d tors of the Metropolitan Opera pany, declined to make a speech, but did not hesitate to ‘esa in positive terms his sympathy the movement. Mr, Gatu-Casazza also preferred not to but took a ively interest in the demonstrated how beautiful and flexible eral, members in it at will, “Paoletta,” sell Among the Speak-' Operas in English Next ; | your Veg THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, conductors were Chariter, Podesti and Tanara. The house was crowded. It’s a pity that Miss Destinn didn't appear without the nous bat that hid her expressive f. to sing in is our native tongue. Mme, nna Arnaud also contributed two songs in French After that the discussion became gen- nd guests talking part Among the later speakers were Arthur Farwell and Pietro Floridia, who has written an opera in English, “LOHENGRIN” REPEATED AT THE METROPOLITAN, “Lohengrin,” which was repeated at the Metropolitan Opera House last night before the usual fashionable CONCERT EARNS $16,000. | Wednesday night audience, was pre- Berlin music critics the other day) sented in an excellent performance by laughed at us for our naivete in admir-| Olive Fremstad as Elsa, Slezak in the ing “Koenigskinder.’ All Europe turns | title part, Florence Wic nose at o' Telrar GILIBERT MEMORIAL sordidness and lack re, Both emanate trud, Soc wéitan Cours: tvese ba Herald, Alfred Hertz conducted oon there was given a me-| With fine fervor Ml convert for the benefit of the} — f Charles Gilibert. the GERMAN BARONESS who died in this city re ! GIVES A 8ONG RECITAL. Rt. 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Chesterfield Overcoats at $10.50 Possible at this price simply because the season- end fabrics and the tailoring were both offered at concession. Excellently made; all-wool black and Oxfords; Chesterfield style; velvet collars; all sizes. Any Suit in the Basement Now $10.50 or $13.50 Readjustment of prices on SUITS brings them into two classes —$10.50 and $13.50. Excellent oppor- tunities to clothe yourselves properly at economy prices. BASEMENT, NEW BUILDING John Wanamaker Former'y A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street Please Notice! It being the season just before stock-taking, we find many small lots of good merchandise we shall matk for quick selling. Our news pages in tonight’s Evening Tcle- | gram, Evening Mail, Evening Post and Brooklyn Standard Union tell of these in detail They Will Be on Sale Tomorrow In. a ol Ped de Broadway, Fourth avenue, Eighth to Tenth street. | al Diamonds, Watches on Credit $1 ROOMS FURNISHED GOR. 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