The evening world. Newspaper, March 1, 1911, Page 6

| THE Att Lk As WORLD, WEDNESDAY, IRLD, MAROH 1, 1911. “M7 atoma” Welcomed in New York t Clarence Mackay Gives a r by « a Crowded and Brilliant House *: ' Me coneniaciidbdenibinahitis ! nel (Victor Herbert’s American SVrcr a. t Grand Opera Acclaimed J | by First Night Audience ee |) H Mary Garden Repeats = «®% | the Triumph She Won F: - j ) + in Philadephia on Sat- : a > ‘ urday. | oe See sma .""| THE MOST LIBERAL REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE pa la ’ EVER OFFERED IN GREATER NEW YORK Cannot be Called for Ten Years Owners Safe from Panics We will lend on first mortgage, in Greater New York only, sums of 310,000 or less for teis years with interest at five and one-half per cent. The borrower pays $32.50 on each $1,000 each six months, which pays the interest and a small amount on principal, so that at the end of ten years there is due $869.02 instead of $1,000, Owner ts privileged to pay the whole principal at any time on thirty | days’ notice, also to pay sums of $100 or multiples thereof on any inter- st day. If privilege of making extra payments is exercised, the amount due, at the end of ten years, is still smaller. If taxes, assessments and interest are pafd, this mortgage cannot be called for ten years nor can the rate of interest be increased nor any fees for extensions be required during that period. Reception in che Fover, the performance srenee ing before t o haat eu THE BEATITUDES" SUNG BY THE ORASORIO SOCIETY, The Oratorio Soctet of Frank Darmrosoh, guy te Hall last night « It is the most liberal mortgage ever offered in Greater New York and i Reception and Supper 4 | our charges are only our usual mortgage fees. You may inquire about {t \ to the Composer in the at any of our offices or a circular will be sent you upon application. algo REET oS 88 “WE GUARANTESTRUSTO + House Tea Rooms and 4 Symphony ; | L ‘ i A large audten 1 the Motro- Copital - - - §$ Backhoe | Entertains Many Dis- 14 Al potttat Opera Com: ntasion of Surplus (allearned) - — 10,625,000 Hi tinguished Guests. oe aa Mee ps AZ Brosdwey, M sa JRE a aay ' in the title part, sco t | GARDEN AS RAQNTOMs. to welcome @ successful American opera! emotions than on the first might in| that should encourage Mr. Herdert and | Philadelphia, but she maintained the In- other American composers to produce | scrutable cast of countenance of a atoic | many of them. The curtain calla after |and the dumb, antinal-llke devotion to| each act were as numerous as they | Barbara, the companion of her chtld-| were in Philadelphia, and the floral of-| hood, that distingulwned tt orlgtnally. | ferings Were as many, {f in less flam-|In the narrative of her progenitore in boyant taste, The singers, Mr. Herbort,| the first act, in the soliloquy and prayer Mr. Redding, Mr. Dippel and Mr, Cam-| of the second act, and in the “Hawk” panin! were commanded to appr too | song and love dream, and brooding many times to count. Vengeance of the last act, she sang with ‘The story was told and the music was the dramatic eloquence that ls one of commented upon at length by the writer her distinguishing traits, and with a in The Evening World of Monday, aftor | Perfect enunciation of English. Her act- seeing the dreas rehearsal on the pre- | !?# throughout was dramatically intense vious Thursday and the premier per-| *" pictorially expressive. formance on Saturday. A third hearing |, Lilllan Grenville, as Barbara, sang Goes not chanxe In any easential degre | Detter than he fret performance, the opinion of its merits, The firat act, | Dut oven at he wan Aisappointing. although seven minutes was saved over | McCormack as the American naval | the production tn Philadelphia, ie atiit|Heutenant, HMuberdeau as Don Fran-| too long, too discursive, and too lacking °!"°% Barbara's father; Dufranne i in action. It took one hour and two min- | Father Peralta, Bammarco as Don Al- utes to present. T econd act ts com- | Yarado, Crabbe as Pico, Nicolay as Pelling because of ite fine spectacie, ita | Kagwma und Frank Pretach spirited chorunes, Ita fascinating dances, | Were quite satisfying, nd tte tragic ‘Dagwer Dance" that males a LILIAN GRENVI--Eg BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. ICTOR HERBERT'S “Natoma,” V an American grand opera com- poged to a text In the vernacu- lar by Joseph D. Redding, which got {te initia) production in Philadelphia on Saturday by the Philadelphia Chicago Opera Company, of which Andreas Dippel is the director, was Presented at the Metropolitan Opera House last night before one of the largest and most brilliant audiences of the ecason, There were palms at thé doors, the boxes were decorated with flags and there was a gala alr Mroughout the house that befltted the | eofes, The third and lust act, with fevpasion, If: Mr, Horbert's work ald) prelude of commanding musloa!: ime] Nun 48 onours, Me BENCaa eRe ee | rtance and charm, la as worthy of ad im . un Rae Rider lh ag posing tration throughout ae Ie le tovehing in) itimating that, auch @ breach of, the eget ils eflor. wan worthy ot eeepest, appeal to heart and mind, In this act, | Gone At loast, Mr, Herbert plants himeoit | and it rerved to pave the way for al upon a plane of excellence that tow new schoo! of opera that {8 as Inevi.| Composers have excelled, The opera tadle.as it is destrablo, grows steadily in attraction and mu-| + the composer wae bye | 20a) Atatinotion trom bewinning to ond hing but brilliant or cons Mary Qarden ae tho Indian Maid, Crab’ “Who dares the bronco wild with {te “Ale! ohorus, did not seem an effective as tt wae originally, but it for one of the most thrilling of stage epl- Goodby, Saltora, For some reason, Campanint at the first performanoa cut out the chorus | of Amorican satlora that wae part of | the original soore, Last night he cut own well ed} Mary Garden as Natoma presented a Out altogether, When the ing musioe ) | Marvellous character sketch on an In-| puted for vengeance againat of no| dian maiden brought up with the Span- | Mer the killing of Alvarado, His effort was more | tarde who had conquered her people. | '» lone sword was the only weapon scetved, There Was mam | Bhe played it more restlessly, giving| that saved Natoma from lynohing un- | the part of everybody | greater outward manifestation of her! til the priest appeared and quelled the | The Western Union Inaugurates the “Day Letter” A SO word telegram— at one and one half (14) the NIGHT LETTER rate THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. r 7 $ aa Jadlowker as Cavara ducted. 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