The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1911, Page 15

SARE TATU AE OP ETA Te “Koenigskinder” Repeated Packs the tb feck Geraldine Farrar, Louise Homer, Karl Jorn and Otto Goritz Lead a Splendid Performance —Puccini toStrengthen Last Scene of “Girl of the Golden West.”’ BY SYLVESTER RA WING. | 66 EF CPNIGSKINDER” was repeat- ed at the Metropolitan Opera House last night .efore an- other great audience. Geraldine Far- rat's lovely impersonation of the Goose- Girl grows more impressive with every Performance because of its simplicity And its naturainess, the art that makes ft being thoroughly concealed. Kari Jorn, as the King’s Son, whose first Appearance in the character, succeeding Jadiowker, was made, practically, with- | Out rehearsal, is now sure of himself and fits admirably in the picture. Louise Homer, as the Witch, Is a dom- inant personality, and Gdtitz, 4 Fiddter, ts an apoeaiing fiz Didur, Marie Mattfelki, Filo: ham and the other prin ingers are most satisfactory. The action of the Gerry Society In stopping Edna Walther ffom singing the child's part, which sho dia so winningly, has given Lotte Engel, who has passed the years of the restric- tive limit, a double chance, of which she Avails herself splendidly. ‘There was only one deplorable thing to spoll last night's performance—the unseemly haste of @ lot of people to get out before the lagt curtain, Why do not these un- musical, inartistic, go-to-the-opera-to- he-soen persons leave the howe in the} ast Intermission? Is there no means of Meserving to the vast majority its right © see and to hear undisturbed? LOTTE ENGEL SHOWER OF SHOT IN CEIBA FIGHT: DEATH TOLL 75 Details of Clash Told by Wit- ness Shows Gen. Guerrero Died Making Lone Stand. NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 31 |the battle at Ceiba, 23, In which the rev. Lee Christmas were victorious, have been given by F. G. Macq tte of New Or- leans who was an eye witness. Masquel- Jn a talk with the writer last spring Zapuso said hy should I bother to (Urther English opera? If it is to bd, (Somebody else musi attempt it." Never-- theless the great Italian tenor gave the subseribers to the Bag terd: ornitig a surprise by si song in lish, with isingly good enunciation of the v Another straw show the wind bigwe, of which doubters and scoffers in high and low piaces might well take cognizance. Puccini has decided to rewrite the , flnale of “The Girl of the Golden West.” Mr. Haiperson pointed its weakness, from the Puccini precedents, after the Night of its first production here, and @ composer ts convinced of the justice # tho criticiem, It will not be ready for the London presentation in Corona- | tion t later, at the festival in —Details of Honduras, on Jan, ists under Gen, rrero ran back to the ‘There the General. | sing German better than Lotte Engel. You have hurt me both with Lotte and | Bi to Lotte and I wil! the writer, which. she “Oh! It doesn't matter," said Uttle | According to Masa Miss tily, "I never take any!" a pecullar m: at the papers say about, ‘rectly J line of the ing pa: nd two comy aes tons were lying on discomfited after Abashed and the second floor, w talx with Miss Engel, the writer stum- window sill, . bled across Albert Reiss, in his mi up as the Broommaker, “You made an been 10,00) shots awful mistake in the interview with fired and lasted for four me which you published last Saturday,” | hours," Mas ntinued, “The wala he, It was too much! “Wh the writer, “Is my offense ‘Well, you said that the engagement lying in the d bullets fell and Tacoma before | steamship Haro! gasped I got in Hamburg through Politit “The insur) ns and me $% a week. S-s-s-s-h! It was $2 were much by yern= & month, my dear feliow. Twenty ment troops one dollars a week would have been a the tune to me then. —_— WOMAN BEATS ROBBER, THEN HAS HIM ARRESTED. | soripts, and first sign of fight. Half ‘8 went over to dier ihe revolu- 1, near where} hirty wom hurt, the| American Hotec killed, were was, Bier jand children. was None Pretty Mrs. Bessie Siegel Beats Man) roof of the hotel was ridiled and sev~| Who Tried to Take "i they we rel Diamonds. 1; ere aca never would Mre, Bessie Slesel, who ta very pretty | the and has been married but a few day fi was climbing the stairs to her apart- ment at No, 1269 Second avenue last night when she was selzed avout the! neck by a big man, He forced hi rT - ‘ as h against the wa!l and pw one hand over | Fete ugustus ha her mouth and with the other tried to! int of several weeks in "the Ye Piles Quickly Cured At Home The young woman is slight but mus- 1 num- King ted for a the Soudan ny, cttlar, She tore at the robber's hair until he loosened his grip en her hand, | and then lan gering blow on He let go and Permanent Cure l Free to Instant Relief, Trial Pec ixty-seventh street | and then west. At Third avenue Mrs. | Siegel overtook him kicked at his | + eee feet until he tripped and sprawied on All in Pla! PP : thesidewalk. 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