The evening world. Newspaper, December 17, 1912, Page 21

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER A MOLL Magg ie ‘Tey te In a Recital ' Mostly American Hs a SYLVESTER RAWLING. AGGIE THYTH, the dainty ttle English soprano of the Chicago- Philadelphia Opera Company, ve @ recital at Avolian Hall yester= afternoon. She made an apology her voice on account of hoarseness was unnecessary, for she charmed large audience by her lovely singing. ida Teyte defed precedent by begin- Ping with a group of songs in the ver- Pacular to which save for a clipping of Sonsonants she vouchsated admirable ction... The first, ‘fo Helen,” reflect- ,the influence of Debussy which its poser, C. M. L so often et @ pace o! hekt, 3. H. Rogers's which only recently another noted art- ist imbued with so much feeling, seemed define Miss Teyto's talent: Her sing- always artistic, is dominated by the ind rather than by the heart. The contained also compositions by jatshall Kernochan, C. W. Cadman R. Huntington Woodman, of which ‘Wie latter's “Ashes of Roses” was the fem, Following came Claude Debus- @7' “Ariottes Oudlices,” a half a dozen Pleasing conceits in the characteristic Manner of the revolutionary French an, and, finally, a third group cons ing of three ngs by Kurt Schind gne by C. Whitney Coombs, one by fey Homer and one by Ethelbert Nevin. these Miss Teyte had to repeat Kurt Schindler's “La Colomba" and Si4- Homer's earest,” both captivat- compositions, Mr. Coombs's “Her Rose" narrowly escaped the same dis- finction. Mr, Schindler's —“Harly Spring” failed, it seemed to me, to re- fect: the ecstatic spirit of the words by Qecar Wilde, * — 4TANNHAUSER” REPEATED, WITH MATZENAUER AS VENUS. ‘"Tannhauser® was repeated at the Metropolitan Opera House Inst night, WitheMargarcte Matzenauer, instead of Olive Fremstad, as Venus. If she Missed something of the physical and }) Mental allurements of her predecessor, ) she made an attractive figure and sank % well. The rest of the cast was the “same, Emmy Destinn as Elizabeth, Leo | Slezak in the tite @parkes as the their, excellent chi , Was not well Herbert With- Reiss, William Hinshaw, Julius Bayer aad Basi! Ruysdael were the other Min- strel Knights. The pages were Loulse Cox, Veni Warwick, Rosina Van Dyck and Stella de Mette, Alfred Mertz con- dicted. Whe audience was rather drab in color for a Monday night. Perhaps the regu- lg subscribers were paying off family of social obligations. At any rate, the substitutes maintained the Monday night tipdition. The whole of the last act OPEN EVERY EVENING Pianos Greatest Opportunitiesto 'e Found at Goetz & Co.’s BIG HOLIDAY SALE Kover, Stool, Cart Musle with These “a SMALL DEPOSIT SECURES A CURL DELIVERY. 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