The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1912, Page 14

” ; - Philharmonic’s the knights in “Tannhauser, er SYLVESTER RAWLING German, 4 fine artiee that Soret *Gonatant Reader, who says he heard te| Frances Alda sing Manon in Boston, asks the writer why he shoul " the privilege here. ‘That ¢ @ matter i Of | Mr. Gatti's consideration, Mme. Alda’ be He Le ———— “TANNHAUSER” CROWDS SATURDAY KNIGHT OPERA. “Tannhauser” at the Metropolitan Opera House on Saturday night main- tained the marked success this season of the popular performances, The house was crowded. The cast was excellent HEARD IN PIANO RECITAL. | ang the production praiseworthy. Berta Arthur Feiedheim, the German ptanist, | sorena was Elisabeth and Olive From- gave a recital at Carnegie Hall yoster-| stag was Venus, both beautiful Impor- day aftemoon’ that attracted & lars! sonations. The Tannhauser was Leo Bome of us thought tt & Pity | giesak, one of his best parts, and 1H mann Well was a Wolfram to com reapect. Ilerbert Witherspoon as the ARTHUR PRIEOHEIM ‘opus 120) in all, which took twenty- to play—with which he fervor. nd a mas- y—Christ- | 4198 RUBNER PLAYS tions were AT METROPOLITAN CONCERT. Miss Dagmar Rubner, the planiste who appeared at the recent World concerts, was “guest” soloist at the Metropolitan ‘] Opera House concert ‘ast night, sr | Charmed the big audience with her fine [execution of diMeult selections. Metro- politan ne who appeared included On Gluck and Maria Duchene, Lambert Murphy and Salzedo the harp- (at Imes, compositions by Lisst. “A QERMAN REQUIEM” ‘oe adi conducted. — Hit by Bexball From Above. Mrs. Sarah baum of No, 1225 Boston Road, in the Bron: on the head by a boxball that fell fi ~4 large Carnegie Hall on Gaturday night with ory window a performance of the lovely second | Pathan in D major, opus a, eom- a @he had only @ scalp wound. ——<—<— — Aviater Coffyn Well Aga’ Frank T. Coffyn, the aviator wh Injured in an automobile accident tn Centra! Park on Maroh 2, left the Pres- i if | byterian Hospital Saturday. er | Sana eS ee ea ES mesa for Oil :| Swellings 8 The Oil ve Oe fe | toc. ; ta fete ten: coir Ad (The Sphinx 7 in mortal fear ‘i trembles in 632-634 W. 34th St, New York 7 Ry Raa dace Leh ny Se a KEN WOMAN Hi WNTOR ARRESTED Mrs, Carlisle Had Suspicion Aroused by Odd Actions ‘The night before he was Nial In Prof. | Parker's “Mona,” singing most piccess- | funy in English, on Saturday afternoon Last Concert irs’n scwriny tine xia" 2 Kilgation says, that Bloc. frett's hands were found to be ofly. 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