The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1913, Page 11

Lord & Taylor THE EVENING VA ne MONDAY, war 8, 19238. Wi play you fair? Not a few Americans |presented “Lucia,” with Tetrassini in| @ny there was something of cru nete Rogers, wae ao original and 45 ‘eeksof Opera t=. here ay that If ever he gets eee title part. The dear lady, who ta | any tm wa to Rumford Hall to ho: Lancair €8 are all of his compost- DRUNKEN again Mr. Hammerstein won't hesitate the raftera ring with Haat of the matines musicales by tions, The other soloists were aeons Planned for ge dt a Coral Sesto. Cuz, one Dethin, Vicia, and Buraet ©, Tub lie requires nd rench—espesially 8 Opera House, was | Woman fainted and was carried out, but | ill, elarinetiot. pogo Si direct opposition to the Metropolitan not at her beet at the beginning; but the audience manifestly was hot and ———_— pre in the sextet and in the Med Scene|fretful. Still it was good natured and BLOW CAUSES MUSES LOCKIA wo things would seem to Give pertl-|ane showed all her fact! TO an hae ber the aa, Gus ae es chert Ww. _— tence to thal remain Among. the] mastery of the tricks 0! niet, Who broke her glasses a subseribere to th fund ing! second movement of Frank #.| Samuel Althach, five yo five years ‘ola, bs bity C '2 Venture atl ine city clus scnome at the Cootury| eo muerte thet eras Aes ead rater an Warde sestta: tor pune ane itn | tm the Mount Binal Hospi Founded cer appear found somebody to lend her a pair. lookja\ y the: tary Theatre Kahn, W. K, Vanaarsuts chevence fn sarin, Soniand bale sae hed a the compositions presented were by Ie hweenaiy struck | Embraces That — Will Masmay and Harry Payne Whitney, alllctosed a tener voice of quality and no Bury iV Giiset, Shige taueera | Oe. wes rectors }ropol: Ar. Hammerstein in Company. Then t recall a remark inate Mioclay as 'Retmende ies WWeatariai as cadens gare Daag emt flee [ertigll - his he hogy Comprehensive Display of Reed SW illow Furniture Marcus H. Carroll and Sidney Homer, | * UC ‘bout four feet long. The o | Retaliation Enlarge the} tiac'mey tore ied cote caaratala) Arturo Were familiar and competent, f Geope of His Scheme? i te B's ‘Sylvester Rawling. MMERSTELN, the stormy Foetal ot of opera, begins operations Sail the building of his new cs hound 1 ao opera in Enel te. eo ‘a Nese he atill decia: Pv) J an if Deny posta to be had for 83, he wil fe said with the smile and twist of his/conducted. There was a crowded house ¥ head that are familiar: “ for opera in Engi{sh will announce only "My prospectus land much La gamp ool ability to support opera will be put| Storms of applause, he sang all the to @ severe test next season. If all the] most popular of his lovely Irish ballads nces worth $7. Simul-] contemplated enterprises survive, Lon-| With more than usual unetion. Among eously Games the announcement that | don the City Club hag ‘decided to give at the Paria, Berlin, Vienna, Munich, st,|the best liked of them ¥ Petersburgh and Milan must hide their eggs and “I Hi Provincial heads, Asaistt: asta atte a hie Mr. Dippel, whone directorship of the |Panist at the plano wae ‘Sawin |e C os eenneln only two seasons of |Chicago-Philadelphia Opera Company tn coe ate ote atiet one Bape? seasons, ida it Is aald, 000 already hes mn promised. The hy Clud!q: daseegeee has the support of eo many'@iréctors of the Metropoll- | fan Opera Company that the cordial co- @peration of the latter in the new enters ipttee is assured. it may ve worth recording at this time some comments on the situation feat 4 well informet musio critic in ae wrote to me trom there @ fort. it ago, He said: ‘ ere that Mr. Hammerst y o. Ja to be met by a oi part of the Aetrepoltan Company that wi swamp him Ours Re-ean begin. The scheme is for a new @f success... Your Mr, ala to be ready to back eyo ths Bete be Vanderbiit ‘ana oun, ether hand, Who favor tho giving of opera in Bagilen @® sure that Mr, Hammerstein wilt Stomach Weak? Blood Bad? Liver Lazy? Nervous ? Schneter, night stand on Saturday, when he On such a Mask 8 afternoon as sester- Ocutists’ Opticians Hey « Century ts Business, How many minutes a day do lose? How often is work interrupt causeof tired eorihas need rest and relief? With correct glasses you can use your eyes constantly without strain or any serious future conseruences. Eyes Examined Without Charge by Registered Eye Physicians. Perfect Fitting Glasses, $2.50 to $12, Broadway, Astor H igest! nd purifies the blood. consequence both pomp Eee: weed liver teturn to thete novindl ad eal and billousness soon The system 217 louse. 223 sinh ‘Ave., Ith St. 350 Sixth Ave., 22d St. O1N ; ' Bolsa Cot. 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