The evening world. Newspaper, November 15, 1912, Page 25

Philharmonic’s First Concert Highly Worthy Mr. Stransky and His Or- chestra, in New and Old Compositions, Charm a Large Audi- ence — Mischa Elman, Soloist, Wins Marked Personal Tribute. BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. HE Philharmonto Soctety gave the first concert of its seventy-first Season at Carnegie Hall last Meht under picious elrcumstances. The house was full. In the audience were many people of quality from both the musical and fashionable worlds. A happy spirit prevailed, Dleaty of enthusli tesa. Above all, the orchestra gave an) exhibition of musicianship of a high | order, au oe worthily the tradi- Hons Premier organisation of America in this field. As Mr. Btransky entered upon the tage to conduct the orchestra rose to Dey him tribute and the audience wel- Comed him with applause that was con- tinued for some time. The proxramme began with a ‘first performance in America” of Pelix Welngartner's “A ( Merry Overture,” op. 68. Ite title 1s ap- price of Drepriate, There ie lightness, bright- too. mese and humor in the work. Mr. Wein- Garner evidently has drunk deep at the fountain of Richard Strause’s inspira- tion, None could fall to be reminded of thet composer'e “Till Kulensplegel's Mesry Pranks." The orchestra played {t erteply and smartly, just in the proper epirit. It put everybody in good humor. Another work got a “fret New York performance.” It was “Olaf'e Wedding Danoe,” by Alexander Ritter, which was Blayed once in Boston in by the Boston Symphony Orchestra under Dr. Muck. It le a symphonic waits to illus- trate a northern legend. Olaf and his king's daughter are in love, Their secret Doetrayed, it ie arranged that they ‘shall be married, but that after the wedding feast he shall be executed at midnight. lingling gaily with the dancers, at the of 32 the jovers both drop lifeless, “Wostacy of longing and Death's hor: rore had taken them," so the story goes. Upon this programme, Herr Ritter, married @ niece of Richard. Wag: built his composition, of @ dance that flowe and ebbs but progresses ecatatical- dy antl, with @ crash, it to pieces. It i interesting, but of ao great mo- ment Between these two unfamiliar works ‘Mr, @transky introduced Brahi violin @oncerto in D major, op. 53, with Miacha nals, boucles, etc. COLORS: gray, navy, brown, ¢'c. Sensation Bo's’ Corduroy Overcoats Sizes 2% to 7 yrs. Boys’ Chinchilla O ercoats TE apquereernal Conve.tille Collar O'coats ‘Sizes 8 to 17 yre, Boys’ Corduroy \Norfol: Suits ‘Sizes 7 to 14 yrs. Blue or Gray Chinchilla Overcoats, pere violinists of the young: Overcoats in all the new gray and now in the field, Mr, ihm: greater dash and bAlHancy, qualities stood him well in this difficult composition. Rarely has been heard to detter advantage. He held the au- entranced, one might well say, és eRowered with’ torrent. He was dozen times, al- Double-breasted Knicker Suit, blue serge or mixtures, 8 to 47 years; Norfolk suits 7 to 42 years; Russian sult 2% to 8 years; polo overcoat in blue or gray Chinchilla, also mixtures 3 fo, 19 years; long convertible collar overcoat 8 to 16 years; $3.00 suit or overcoat, Saturday at ... vee Ro less than ‘he had appeared and bowed oe times, the conservative ma- ceased to continue it. beautiful seventh sym- “Apothe: made the second p: Tt wa m. played with proper appreciation of the grace, the feeling, the sentiment and the rhythm that it demands, to the credit of | Mr, @twwansky and his men. After the conductor in- stra to rise in Men’s $2 Blue ”D Saturd “LA GIOCONDA” DRAWS, jaturday WITH CARUSO AND BIG CAST. jo and the double people to the Metropolitan last might, the third opera of the sea- son. It was an audience generous of and aroused from time to time to enthusiasm. How thoroughly it itself may be guessed by the fact that it stayed until the end, and Ponohiell!’s opera ts not a short one. ‘About five minutes before the last cur- tain fell Mayor Gaynor entered from the ‘Phirty-ninth street side and not half a garment’... MAIL OBDERS FILL: 9, 54 in. MeN 'S Long doesn people saw him. He was taken Special for to box 2, where his family had been Saturday throughout the evening. 80 absorbed Only at werybody in the doings on the Meike what the sudden faint and fall of @ man among the standees behind the rail was unnoticed wave by the people immediately surrounding him, who oar- rie@ him into the lobby and revived oa. ‘Caruso, as Fnzo, was in fine voice and generous in the use of It. The part suits him. He moves and acts, as well as sings, in f with freedom. His “Clol ¢ mar’ was a triumph even for him. Wanmy Destinn Is irresistible In the title though once she gald she didn't like ‘It, Her singing In the last act was cepecially beautiful. Louise Homer, as made her first appearance for ‘ason, She was in fine voice and Winter has already was his fami his singing w: again distinguished himself as Alvise and Maria Duchene was good as La Begue, Reschigiian and Audisio he other principal parts, The was excellent and the “Dance of the Hours" was charmingly done. Giorgio Polacco, the new conductor, confirmed the good impression that he made on the opening night. He ts sen- sitive to the requirements of the singers, but he directs with a firm as wall as an apprectative hand and inspires confi- dence. inteaiiocalimnbeasigh GREET CARDINAL FARLEY. Reception Arranged for Him at = ch ed, full box fashion, w. Bensas tv. tailored; brown or nay. KANSAS CITY, Nov. 15,—Cardinal siz0n to 6 years; on eal Farley arrived here last night from Los Saturtay, Angeles after @ visit to bishops of the Chureh in the West. The © be the guest of Bishop Thom while here. He will be tendered @ re- ception by local churchmen to-day. | ‘Among those in the Cardinal's party ere Mer. Michael J, Lavelle, Vicar- General of New York City; Bishop ward Dunne, Peoria, Ill, the Rev. Lake J. Evers, St, Andr Church, Mew York Cy, | butioning close at neck, including sizes for misses 14 to 18 years; Sahirdav at.. Infants’ $3 Corduroy Coat: Hace Marked '* leavy Qual ing Flannel aidan SATISFACTION ji Junior & Misses UNDER ORDINARY CONDITIONS $15 to $18 would be considered the fair retail these coats—and they’re well worth those amounts, 9.98 Rain Capes GOOD, substantial capes made The materials embrace strictly all wool chinchillas, diago- full length garments, w Lsiaicitellie Sees to 19 years for juniors and 14 to 18 years for misses—CUSTOM ALTERATIONS FREE—Saturday sale. Aine) Saturday Produces Another Unparalleled Boys’ Clothing ' 2,500 Overcoats and Suits Worth $4 Each Ij Choice at 2.98 Corduroy Overcoats in the new wrown colors, flannel lined; brown effects in wool fabrics; sizes 8 to 17 years. duroy Norfolk Suits, in brown or mouse color; also wool mixtures; sizes 7 to 14 years. Double Breasted Knicker Suits; sizes 8 to 17 years. 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Astounding because they’re made of the 6.98 Girls’ vi. Strictly All Wool and Coats Red Flannel Lined, at scarcest cloaking on the market, i. ¢., strict- ly all wool chinchilla cloth. The styles are uncommonly handsome—all full length and tailored to perfection. They but- ton close to neck. COLORS: Gray, navy and brown. Sizes 6 to 14 years. On sale Satur- day, instead Of $10.00, at...sscseceesseree oo 9 Ultra- Stylish oats, 9. ith stunning side button effects. flannel lined, belt back, 2% to 7 years. sizes 2% to 10 years. Convertible Say or- High Grade Winter Su'tor O’coat Honey Li 708 0 Norfolk or double: knicker sult How ed You. Rose. ‘Te Gettin to 18 year cording to atyl suit or overcoat, Flannel Shirts 1.59 Important Fall also gray 1.00 BEALTH UNDER- and drawers ectal, to the very tips of the laces, while, don’t you think? Built for us af fort and ease. A splendid admit. Special Sale, Saturday, of at $2.00 REGULARLY sold at $2.69. calfskin leather, bellows tongue, (watertight) keeps the feet always dry. Two buckles on top, double soles; sizes 1 to 514; sale price,... Men’s Storm Rubbers begun, and here come 350 Por Some oth Gol Featuring for Saturday 2500 Pairs of Renaissance, Irish Point, Brussels and Colonial Design Scotch Lace Curtains at $1 a Pa'r} Ons: Nile, rose, Full 3 yards long and 50 in. wide; tobacco, | red, in white and Arab; all double- green» and olive thread weave with overlock Per pair... ; e corded edges; sale price, pair ta e Table. Covers at 98c large assortment lrable © Cu D, FRIDA ee t Song Hits, 7c y Syncdpaied Boogie and Winter Sale of TO-MORROW sees our Fall and Winter stock complete—new Do you wear “Liberty” footwear? And if not, why not? $2 is the price, and $1.50 is the saving. 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