The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1912, Page 13

ances Alda: Soloist . With - Philharmonic SYLVESTER RAWLING. NCKB ALDA was the sololat at the Phijyarmanic Soe! in, Carne§le Hall. ye ‘utider Jase S¥engky'e direction. prima dona soprano, who Jn pri- Ife is the wife of Mr. Gattl, of the Metfopolitan Opera .Com- sang firet four songe-dy Woltf- ari that are new her exdulgite| ¢ exture, development and meanti Jast, “O si che non vo s08D| mot rae sto sing. fake the “& Deputs le jour, P volt OL tid herself to suit her singing was dainty, refined pressive. She wes recalled many he “Louise” arla, Wantage his talent for conductin featacity of his orchestra. in igh the cancert Ww yed with brill iteely lees “inypres: tation of Tschalkows! phony, nobly done. if The hie! edtatiOns were not met tn & uarkable, tong Doar, h en,3 it was sto-be-forgotven sirettteate dt edier aps! the Bos- FA with Peachety Ore! PZART'S “JUPITER” SYMPHONY ‘WALTER DAMROSCH’'S MEN. er Damrogeh directed the Sym- y Gacigty Orchestra through an ellent performance of Mozart's atthe”: symphony at the Century re’ yesterday afternddp. “He also ented rst, third and fourth vements of when he was only two yeal ‘The lagt ‘tea ete t far alr, Banijcull, Fantcot Th pist was George Barrere, u orchestra;. than whom ¢ jo Detter,” JQTHER HUGE CROWD THE CANTOR SIROTA, programme included mapy tra- n#y. Sirota col a ue estimate of hfs times there w due propably to “nis udue concert lour.. He was aasisted Ethe Cantors’ Arsoctation of America, at Kramer, conductor, which did choral work, Naban conducted by Vit- Podestl, and a cooras under I, LO SETTI'S “AVE MARIA” ar METROPOLITAN CONCERT. er gf the weeks ago, Asi from the at- tiveness of the composition, the | Ips of Te by Mr: Setti's chorus of men and women 1 admirable, No id fall to note and be touched who was heard in « ro-| eman evidently from the devotion of the slagere to Mr In the prologue to Boito the chorus did excellent work. Emmy Destmn sang the entrance b+) Ja Clo-Clo-#an, from sca” in glgrious voice. latter she hed tq repeat. She and Marie Mattfol wi in ghorus ln arla from “The Lambert Murphy, tenor, contributed purely orchestr engrin” prelude nee the he Seung eke tenbecs and the INNA GADSK), BRUNNHILOE Putnam Griswoid, for ti ir here, was Wotan in “Die Waikuere’ on Saturday ‘afternoon, inguisbed oy rid virtle his sonorous from a concert. tour, wae Brinnhtide, ‘an imposing Sgure, es she alweys' is, and singing gloriously. It 1s good to b> reminded once In'e while that, aside ion, Wotan en@ Brunn- was Fricke and Basil Ruysd Hunding, The valkyries were Fornia, Lenora Sparkes, Busina Van “AIDA” FINELY PERFORMEQ IN SATURDAY NIGHT SERI There was & presentation of ‘Asda’ at the Metropolitan Opera House on Saturéay night that thrilled a ho filled. to capacity. 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Gon, Entrance & LYN, {6 Store. ]—-HEARN— Pomtecath Street, ‘Wet of Pith Avenues NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE AT PRICES To Interest All Who Are Concerned in Obtaining Best Values Possible in New Goods-- Correct Styles— Dependable Qualities Thése Handsome ure Coats Spring demands renovations im tease, betel ot Faatitetion and a repluntshing of Ream dhalers time Bho the presset. BUYNOW! SELECTIONS FROM OUR MATCHLESS STOCKS oF SPRING DRESS GOODS Onty examples of what this important department effecs..... All goods ireoly displaged for easy weir bent mcs whore trture, quality and edering show just so they aro. es - |i . at bs ets. None ie a fohaire Reserved No Altcrations. At 39 ets. ed Che ad Ine ‘Mobairs ‘ool Bultings eSSESS seesees HRSRSBS SSESSTSS erry eee! ow aw Gwar tgs and Beiding Feather Bed best sateen ares irrst bh oh pobeneredayrpe Pull ze, Spreads—Marseilies Special purchase, usually $1.69... "a4 ch Black silk ct ter f neh imported Prensa’ ee Seri Senbersssace: a oY HANDSOME COTTON FABRICS ‘This Ust suggests tho most advan- Mao wo you camer tech tw te we i even ‘Bay COW ent OVP) 1 evening wes for 6 Guo..:... Than ol ‘Table Linene make lovely eifts for me Airides, | @aixed neveltios are really beautiful rome Hani Double jamasis Pat 20 woll ap summer vee,..... They are - ch be) very, [fala beautiful laces and ‘ hing aly ra] with” ; and (eel the oth, 5a Eee, pial da nt designs £38 96-Inch Dotted Habutines +14 "ph Soca w ‘Wikehe: ah: ‘ | BUY TABLE LINENS NOW variety of rey 3 ol FINER AND HE. Self tono Dots that are very allky. Cloths—2x2 xe aN yds. 6.60 Napkins—22 ip. 99: @-34127 In. 04. 8-20 Fine quality Toh Demesk— i bactirita $13.00 98 Au os, ae Hella Pall 26 inches wide value $1.19 EVERY Napkina tg mateh— Lo sinry ROOMS ied "dor. 1.39) Complete! Pearl Higach Table. Biternpecvaltio 81.00. 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Revers dgziignt ne ae OMIM) fen i F Nei ancey 125 [5 sence *150 nou reg. $1 bi Damask—60 inch-~ Pure, Linen al sie pone at feleat Sas MEN'S Pestet is uaa | itn Pre re: ong ERE FOULARDS.. <2® all-overs—61.25 13 quality. 79 “GRE a (ee Pas jue, tees Chas! yess, Fou KDS ED. |e Eagar MRE Ser ENTIRE LEATHER GOODS AISLE GIVEN TO THIS SALE bores tnge—| THE NEW SCRIM CURTAINS ARE EXCEPTIONALLY EFFECTIVE, FOR SUMMER USE reat_varioty—white, cream, | ae we, CPe isle peer ors —- ved .96}1-19.. and NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS wiged® | Manolactaroe turpan lote of four to twolve |, | pairs of a kind | 214, 3,344 and 4 yds. long. _ Mie For trimmings, as well as for bathrobes IN WHITE ‘24 inch.... .86 | 42 inch.... .69 In Linen Department--Main Floor, IN, COLORS— 0 modish shades. .......¢:0++ Drew Linens—Besemen!, "Fines quoted H dull tinish—6x3 tt.— peste. 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TEASPOON 8— % dozen feud vbhes youd makes: ‘ vee sive piste VWAWARE-~MAIN FLOOR, 32.0 pe WINDOW SHADES 21 ( mote extra SUADES—THIRD FLOOR, We... HOSE SULTORTERS oats four beavy claaice-—~ NOTIONS—DASEMENT. 4 | 25 ct. SATEEN TIOKING,... mat] Ba 40 ct. MEN'S U} Gray merit draw KNIT UND! information. + 79,0 1. MT Bth Ave, 24 Wi Dark PERCALES 1259 et. Light & Dork Dab eg, bn largo varios; dotey ie wass we rm Teng 21 ct. BOUL R > M ‘ABRIC " DARE JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T, Stewart & Co., Broddway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Strect. | WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS: hat “FUN” re! et Wh the “Gunday or we let TLoos.