The evening world. Newspaper, October 8, 1913, Page 11

4! I Kingston Saves P “Lohengrin”’ by jthe merely frivolous. Fine Singing \°..0" 20's pec ‘eames }Adkina was Telran was Ortrud, Wagner’s Opera Not the «: \ Best Thing the Aborns '\",""! Have Done in PROF eet bth deena Presentation of Opera | the ret ston ‘hat in English at the Cene|irenen, wna neve French, who tury. A serious person. ¢ of his part usc WAR tongue, If By Sylvester Rawling. | significant ts Mo» KINGSTON in the title to give to an one bs vergh itl at the Cen-| opera in the i we Another in the last act, above the lev that there had ° in the first prot \ of the Wagner ‘eof gehearsal w Boerincipal cause. be true, all the vernacular, that ise last night. by thin is the qu rity ne Aborns juch to i jot our time—is t A seem to be the|jutely correct be . In the first act only! pers while the curtain Is up. e@atastrophe. assem bia, Wedding, the men sang flat enough to make one wince. Then, at tie last, came Mr King- @ton's opportunity, ance was saved, Not since tne ¢ Of Jean de Resse has the story of mission of the Knight of the ¢ Deen sung eo well, ani this is wr with gratels! memories of Hermaay Jadlowker, Kar! in the part at House. Hats Your voice, y were adm'r te follow t And here in sorrow tt must be record: e@ that throughout the opera few of the ing by the principal Horus, could be un- . It is discreditable to them all. | They can enunciate Ita . as has been proved by past perfo: | Doutitless they are capable of s fn Garman, or in French, well e In the second act, at the|the performance. is well timed, titude. ing aud declamation of Mr, Was some excuse for it and Leo tikating. you, explains why MA noes. for 10 maike themselves intellizthle, But of Englith, the glorious heritage of Shakes- peare, and of Milton, and of Tennyson, an@ of Longfellow, to which they were born, when it comes to singing it, they know Uttle or hothing. If opera h, of which the Messrs. Milton bard Sargent Aborn are the present day retagoniets, 1s to be estabilsied, they!" "tf, ust start a school at once to instruct | or country. their singers in what seems to be a forgotten art. Lois Ewell was Elsa, She sang well, bat abe lid not quite grasp the signif: cance of the character, FI weak, varillating creatu: efor DYBI “ mplaints, WEARS Is the natural olive ol! taste and effec For sale New’ York City, Ne Extra Charge tor It, worthy of Lohengrin’s sacrifice and de- but she was a@ princess, and, ‘Amencan veers: f5 until ® P.M Ghe Extremity of Corset ' Style-The Tango Gossard HIS model was introduced but a few weeks ago, and its sale has been nothing short of phenomenal. Yes, it is extreme, but is really a necessity for the woman who walks, motors or “Tangos.” Splendid for afternoon and evening wear. Women of slight, medium, and some of heavy stature, with small, medium or full bust, can wear this model with the greatest satisfaction. See this model today. Have it fitted—more than likely you can wear it. If you can, an- other new “corset joy” will be yours. sara WCORJETS | They Lace Ty, Front” Tango Model 320 It extends above the waist line a trifle, and the abdomen curves just the slightest bit. ips are, course, re- duced greatly and the skirt is medium in length. Three elastic sections give unre- stricted use of the limbs. Above the waist line there is practically nothing to inter- fere with the movement of the ilk Batiste material of 12.50 The H. W. Gossard Co., Chicago Largest Makers of Fine Corsets Bonwit Teller & Co., New Yor's Best & Co., New York / jas, McCreery & Co., New York James McCuteheon & Co., New Yors priced... Olnatend Corset Co., New Yor Abraham & Straus, Brooklyn Marshall & Snellgrave, London Aux Trois Quartiers, Pavis | trom her own point of view at least, Miss Ewell's imper- jon of her inclined too much to Jayne Herbert If she missed something Jof the sinister in her exposition of the Morton |. Alfred Kaut- Witllam Sehus- ach wave a crel+ well filled— orles—there were This leads to the have shown their cath- olicity by thelr support of opera in Eng-, lish during the jast three weeks, do not care for opera not sung in their own! more effort of the Aborns nglish speaking people cannot be em- Nobody whis- | Nobody the skill of Mr. Szendri, the conductor, | goes out until the curtain drops. Prac- im pulling the chorus together averted | tically everybody stays until the end of, The applause, while| of the nobles before the| generous, is never overdone and always) Only once last night was | there a departure from this correct at- At the close of the narrafive and the perform-|there was a burst of applause that was) suppressed by hissing. And yet, urn to our muttons, the fine sing: | Kingston “HOW TO GET WELL WITHOUT MEDICINE Tf you consider your health, this is worth The information ‘TURAL s more effective and en- rent from ordinary Olve CONSTIPATION permanent re- 8. Superior to i. Different from ordinary Olive O11 in t Riker & Hegeman, other Crugetsts, and us direct. Grocers do it livery by PARCEL POST, city GEO. CALLAHAN & CO., 218 Front St., near Beekman St., ad World PUSHED OFF PLATFORM AS SUBWAY TRAIN RUSHES IW) THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1918. Brookiyn. woman was pushed over the plattorm | of at platform and train, edge %y the throng and fell vetween| AVIATORS COMPLETE FLIGHT FROM ALBANY Auringer of Beckwith Hevens, who has entered She escapel the wheels, but was penned in the space between tracts and | Piatform. out and summoned Dr. Patrolman Schwab got ner Bellevue Hospital. The young woman was laki out on @ station bench, She gasped that she was Miss Frances Jud- son, twenty, of No. 472 Decatur street, Finding her suffering from only @ few signt cruises and cute, Dr. As @ Brooklyn train was stopping In Auringer let her go home The train the downtown Fourteenth street subway) was delayed only a few minutes, station at 5.20 o'clock last night @ young| fis hydro-aeropiane tn the race to start from Oakwood Heights, 8. 1, next Monday to celebrate the iate Wilbur ‘Wright's fret successful attempt with Admiral Katon’s @ heavier-than-air machine, made a! pr ysotri, M successtul Ianding at Midland Beach |triai of Mrs. Jens yeaterday afternoon. With Havens was| murder of her hi J. R. Verpianck as passenger. Joreph Baton, is Havens started his aerial trip down the Hudson from Albany to Oakwood | * Hetghte Monday afternoon, but had to) ut ee give It up after covering elght iniies | Caiet Justice John A. Alken, wio will decause the quality of gasoline avaliabia preside, velleves that murder trials was not euitadie for his motor. The| should be brought down to the level of NO DRESS FOR MURDER CASE. nd, in the Superior be made from the usu cc ases, The silk tats will be mishap. d Herald Square MACYS Novelty HAND BAGS A Special Lot of 500 « $3.49 To signalice the Fall opening of the Depart- ment, in tls new locatic ‘ Street, i tc, Mtn rice NEW Silk and Leather HAND BAGS at SAVINGS of One-third ustrated are a few of the twelve smart styles and shapes represented In the assort- ment, all the most extreme novelties, copied from the latest imported models. Moire Silk Hand Bags, $3.49 Are equal to those elsewhere at $7.S0each. Here are the new Pouch Bags, clever! 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These Skates are solidly constructed and will prove a delight to girl or boy. “Union Hardware" Extension Roller Skates, _ $1.19 Extension model with nickel-plated top and ball-bearing steel wheels. “Winslow” Extension Model | Plats Web Steel Wheel Skates, $2.49 | “‘Roll-fast” make, 89c Ball-bearing rollers. All sizes. Made especially for children. Sizes Broadway, 34thte 35th Se “Winslow " New Rigid a “ eae the — Nickel-plated far Extension Skates, $3.49}. ” Web steel Li ‘wheels, | Union Hardware Highly nickel-plated. Plain-beartng Skates, at 79¢ Cycle Skates, with steel ante oe or rubber wheels, $3.69} Automobile Cycle Skates, rubber. Very strong und rigid. Tubular | tired ball-bearing wheels, at $6.89 construction. and $8.89. —wittn Fleer, Contre Men’s $1.25 ‘FINE COUNT’ Madras SHIRTS at 89c ANDIDLY’, we do not really know of a store where such good shirts as these can be bought for $1.25. The fine material of which they are rnade goes else’ into =) the $1.50 and $2.00 shirts. Also note that these Macy Shirts at 89c are made over the stringent Macy specifie cations as to cut, fit and finist, and are therefore consider- ably above’ the average. The Madras is “Derby weave” and is of “fine count’’—(woven many threads to the inch)—with a fabric so closely woven as this there can be none of the “filling” usuall The+Cuffs-are laundered, and the choice in color and patterns covers the whole field In obtainable effects. found In inexpensive shirts, whic! We have ali saee. Froen 2900 A%e wash out and Meave a garment little | With cholce of 34 in. and 38 in- better than ‘cheesecloth: sleeve length to each neck size, Finer qualities in regular stock at 94c, $1.14 and up to $2.97. Silk Shirts in stock at $2.89 and up to those of white pleated silk at $5.74. Main Fleer, S8th 0. MEN’S UNDERWEAR for Fall & Winter, at SAVINGS Jew specijic examples chosen from a most i k affordi proportions pela through Lie In the ‘Men's 5 Main Floor, Macy's ‘‘Pescot” All-Wool Underwear (Sait), $2.98 E Specially, Mads fe Scalers fF, R. Hee 4 & Co., and Wipe trian ‘ rennet mag re wi rom ‘alla. Thoroughly sat fact both for wearing and “aundering qualities, Shirts in sizes 34 to 42, Deaecrs from $0 12 40. An additional 15¢ pes size for sizes larger than Wveementioned, \ nour finer qualities we call attention to Underwear from eh Ra My EE Tie gle 4 (garment) $3.79, and for 9, abi re Engiand we recommend heavy weights ad ie wool garments from (garment) $3.49. |MEN’S MEN’S RIBBED MEN'S WORSTED WOOL UNION SUITS, ‘UNDERWEAR, ‘UNDERWEAR, (suit), $1.98 | (garment)$1.44 | (garment), 69c Medium weight, made| Medium it and] Fine spring - th closed crotch, and | fine quault jatural | knit, in ecru, : Inall sizes from $4.t0 30 color, Shirts from 341 neck. Foplin in both “regular” and] to 54. “stout” sizes. s4. IT 1S A NOTEWORTHY FACT that men are outfitti with complete supplies of winter Hosiery and Underwear Macy's in large numbers these days. AND FURTHER, men who buy one garment or one suit as a test.are coming back in numbers for more. Gas DOMES of Art GLASS WERE $14.98; now $9.89 Illustrated, Handsome domes, 20 inches in diameter, and with six large “Art Glass” panels in choice of dark green, nile green, or amber, The 4-inch Shirt is of “Art Glass” tn harmonizing colors and is set (as shows) incer a pierced metal tacing of handsome ign. The 5-inch tubular and bell fin, which is imported, is of a beautit translucent alabaster glass, and “filtering” the light casts a tadlance about the room, This Dome will add the last touch toa room you wish to beautify, oe which no room for more f ture or pictures, The frame is of solid brass, rigid and well made, and Is come plete with brass stem, sliding canopy, reverse arm, and 100 candle power inverted light, burner, mantel and ape The, same dome titted up for electricity, with three pull sockets, chain and canopy, is priced $11.89. Macy's usual price, $16.89. mesement, Broadwes.