The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1913, Page 14

i et ns PRS es tee et 14 Nellie Melba, With Kubelik, In Fine Concert Australian Prima-Donna' Charms 6,000 People at the Hippodrome by Her Lovely Singing. By Sylvester Rawling. HANA you, Nelile Melba, for myself I and for 6,09 other perséns who heard you at the Hippodrome inst Might, for an eventing of rare enjoyment. | The count may not be tly acourate Bet. approximate y, it is correct for the Management admitted Hat there was $10,000 hou: the capacity of © auditor: were (0 per You were were ted, that there! yon the stage pen ae hear and you revived the glories t of bel canto and the justified of @ real prima-donna in a of your Manner to delight those of @Wwn generation and to arc: & younger one, Buch you BAVe us last night ae Bet Been heard for many a day. It was all apparently 0 spontaneous and 06 easy, from Hand “L! Allegro 1) Pensieroso” with the fine Hute obligato by he “Il re Pantore” from and the Arditt waits, * of your official pro- @ramme, to the added nuinders, your old favorite, Gounod’a “Ave Maria,” the “John Anderson My Jo, John," to which you gave such appealing expres- Gion, and Tosti's “Goodby Summer." But ft tan't “Goodby for ever" for a long time to come, Mme. Melba, we ahall hope; amd you shall sing to us at the end of your programme, taking off your Gloves as you walk to the piano, tn the good ok fashioned way, and playing your own acompaniment, anything you please and continue to charm us. Beside Mme. Melba, there was Jan Kubelik to ehare honors with her last night. The famoun violinist was heard “Bouvenir de Moscow.” t applause for each of his nd tong after the should have been emptied he was atill ‘deing brovght upon the stage to Dol extra numbers Then thers mund Burke, an Irish bar! Millar to us, but becoming at once. He displayed a go excellent method, & distinguished p sonality and an attrac was heard in Dias Mint" and in Moussorgsky’ Mephistopheles in Auerbach’ Gebriel Lapierre was an excellent ac- companist at the plano. PADEREW6KI REAPPEARS TO WIN NEW TRIUMPHS. Ignace Paderewaki, the premier plan- ist, after more than four y of ab- sence, returned to us Saturday af- ternoon in @ recital at Aeolmn Hall. ‘The house was crowded at opera prices. Mr. Paderewsk! waé grayer of hair ané hie face lacked color, due, perhaps, to the illness which hed caused him to postpone his appearance for two weeks; but his expression, always austere, had gained in loftiness, One could not look upen him and fail to recognize a great man, aside from the piunist. And he- cause (Ht is #0, he should not have kept us waiting forty ainutes, as he! aid, for his entrance upon the stage. Americans are proverbially tured, but there were mani impatience for th ever offaet this, Mr, the greedy and hysterical of bia audi- tore, who made a rush for the foot of at least, he volunteered. Mr. Paderewsk!'s playing differs from that with which he made hie frat prin- cipal tour of America, Then he was simply @ virtuoso, displaying his won- erful ability as an executant. Now he ts become not only a composer but @ man bis with comprehension of the eternul verities and his playing refects the change. There were many discus- sions of the difference among the mu- sically learned and the verdict was not unanimously in bis favor; but for me the new Paderewski is worthier than the old. He thunders too much, some waid, and tn the added Lis tiom of the lebestad from * Teolde,” in which he emphi glorification of love rather than the tenderness of a woman's broken heart, | there was cause for doubt; but who migould cavil at the virility with which | he interpreted Chopint Hi had enough of the “lady like tons of him? Mr. Vaderewski's programme tnclud- 4 the Bach-Linet prelude and fugue in A inor; the Beethoven sonata in E major, opus 100; Schumann’, val; Chopin's nocturne |n the mazurka in B or, and the} sonata in B fat minor, and two studies by Liszt CORINNE RIDER-KELSEY | iN RECITAL AT CARNEGIE, | Corinne Rider-Kelney gave a song recital at Carnegie Hal! yesterday | afternoon, It had been intended that) Claude Cunningham should share the recital with her, but the audden ‘lines | of Mr, Cunningham forced Mme, Rider- | Kelsey to carry the burden alone Mme. Rider-Ke! fs @ voice of lovely quality and its pos @eesor ie an artist, and programme range oid French caani mann and Brahms to ebussy and Frank La Forge, Among Sambere were Hande 9 0) Dost Thou Leave te?" W fallen Bprucn!el Ago.” and Goring Toma of @unshine.”” Bhe wne plauded by @ large aud presented with many beautif Scariatt! and hrough = Schu: There was another the Century Opera Hou hear the popular concert, tom fairly won the sing ne hunore Lohenwrin'a narrative, Xdith Mi Thoepe Crosby, Jayne Wheatley, Kaufman we Nutcracke: ang "The of Was: wpeh applause, i London Derby ° Men’s Raccoon Motor Coats, at $22.50 re) Our Own Usual Price, 935.00 Natural raccoon fur, well matched skins; splen- didly made and warmly lined. Wind shields in sleeves Democratic Republican A liberal, free-and-easy, 3-button sack | The stand-pat, conservative, “know- that gives the figure a politely “good |1-am-right” model that gives good style fellowship” alr. with modest sureness. 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Will air in exchange, BIG SALES That continue lhroughout the week The November Food Fair An Exposition, in which well- known as well as new preparations aré displayed and demonstrated for your information, Free samples in many cases, A Grocery Sale. Besides being Fair this 1s a sale—hundreds of ar- ticles In the new season's canned goods and provisions re on sale at special low prices, z #5 Sale of Trimmed Hats The Greatest $5 Hat in America, The smartest hats you will see anywhere under $7.50 & $8.50, The Annual Sale of Muslin Underwear For November Brides Of special interest on account of the very low prices. Particular attention is invited to the new model garments made to suit the latest dress fashions; also sto the exceptional daintiness of the laces and embroideries used for trimmings. The Matched § Sate Are Remark. 75c b| Also Special Sales of Furniture, Curtains jouse~ =o me Oo IO IO OOO aORTORT oror—=—=10r=10F NX .