The evening world. Newspaper, February 23, 1912, Page 16

Olive Fremstad as Brunnhilde in Last of Ring chilies “Goetterdaemmerung” Presented at the Metro- | | politan Opera House in| One of the Finest Per- formances Ever Seen -| Burrian and Putnam) Griswold Share Honors |’: With the Heroine. | BY SYLVESTER it bath Gere Meron the Metrope yesterday 9 the season's cycle of the N Ring to an end in a performance ( came near to eclipring all memories It were easy to exhaust adjectives in| writtag of the potency of the presenta- tlom, One feels atilled as was the great audience that heard it—a gathering that in gtse equalled any that the maxic name of Caruso could draw and far ox- ceeded it in artiatic understanding. For Alfred Hertz, the conductor, before the lage act there was a demonstration al- mest unparalieled. The applause lasted quite three minutes. All over the house) mam and women stood up to cheer and | wave handkerchiefs, To the principal aingers after ¢ et were paid tributes acaresly less arkable, While the curtains were up, from 19 to 5.45! O'Clock, not a whisper disturbed the ear. ‘The most unmusical and cynical of ob- sorvers could not have fafled to ve tm- prepeed. | Olive Fromsta4d reached the highest | neteh of her ambitious career in an| impersonation of Brunnhilde that war | Httle short of inspired. In the glory of hee love for @iogfried she was entranc- ing. In the shook of realization of hin Unfalthtulness, in the whirlwind fury of her denunciation of him, and in her sombre acquieacence in the plot to bring Seon ‘is death she was a figure of tragic import, In the tm- tion acene, with the knowledge that ~ 3 murdered Jover had been more afened against than sinning, she rose to the loftiest heights of spiritual ex- pression. And throughout she sang with | & voloe of beauty and warmth, colored to express every shade of mood and | Cecling. There were tears on many & ‘when @he mado exptation in the of Slegtried’s funoral pyre and the gode simultaneously came to de- ‘Cart Burrian as Glogtried, making his ce for the season, was most He is not ideal to the oye, vat we have learned to admire his ar- tistry end his consclentiousness, and we shall miss his voice from now until he retarns tous. He sang well throughout, toom the oath on the spearhead with convincing effect, and sang the narre- tive with fine poetic an well an dramatic eupresston. Putnam Griswok!, probably, 19 the best impereonator of Hagen that we have Hig volce lends itself admirabty fe music and no conception of the Lord &F iv aT | | with fing characterisation, [under Mr |My Barefoot Days!” clmmoter could be more eubtic and ein- feter. In repose aa well as tn action | tis figure commands attention. Her- mann Weil was @ manly Gunther, and | Rite Fornta was a lovely Girtrune, | Otto Gorttz was an effective as ever an | Alverton, Louise Homer, tn exeetient voice and was Wal- «with Brunnhilde, in f the return to Wotan «enacted so compellingly Mma, Framatad that it noeive how It could be jy wometimes, without # both to the music and Mme. Homet was also eo lovely Rhine matden together with Lenora Sparkes and B Alten. They charmingly, and lex fried would have Deen @ poor excuse for aman if he hadn't lingered to Met with tham. | traute the Inet act wang and pirtt. The orchestra, t work throughout, | ‘an masterful direction, march most imprea- numerous curtain after each act for every one of the prine singers and for Mr. Hertz, | r Mme. 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