The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1913, Page 17

Temple and Title sat of Dagon upon the crushed th endin, him served only ‘to or Was a splendid xt acenery and costs were borrowed Company, the d p sin fair to look upon, and and the acting of the ¢ dmirabie, that of * in mind, in the world, it Ix hard why there should have Mifferent offerings of “I “Tosca.” Of the prin must Ko to Kk Delilah, Her who stripp brought about people of her votce occasionally be desired, her singing n Ho reonat the re-ens! hy Dear Voice,” Singing wa his lovely Krei Priest lech # 80 BOON “di were well Norman itugh Alfred together ive n by wumptuous setting temple before the final tractive, MME. GADSKI Aeolian Hall yesterday won another of her umphs although her soft uphuistered 46.50 White RAE aaa Samson Destroys A Splendid Ruin iene Saint-Saens’s Opera! “Samson and Delilah’’ |‘. Well Presented at the Century, With Kath- leen Howard and Mor- gan Kingston By Splveater Rawling. ONG before Morgan Kingston os Samson pulled down the Temple 'f in t unson pera Hw ve trhom it} ture, AN ¢ en ie cetion| Heit.” Bohm's “Still Wie Die Nacht" untold agonies at ‘om the Boston Opera| 4nd Thubert’s “Zwei Kinderileder."* me ekular intervals. or of which, Henry| Wagner's “Im Treivhavs," in tho last Such pains and Russell, was present and was among|FTOUD, Was also by request, and there the first to congratulate the Aborns The public square in Gara and Delilah’s, With home in the Valley of Soreck were also) would be creditable to any opera house 1 singers first honors el Was not left somethin especially so in the familiar Morgan Kingston nothing better than Samson. at its best, r Alfred Kaufman, Hawksley, Verne the singing a chorus 4) and the baile t in t x in which Mr. Chad- | in the hall of tho, wick and then the applause catastrophe in| was which Albertina Rasch, tho premier dancer, distinguished herself, was at- GIVES ALL-GER- MAN RECITAL, Johanna Gadski gave a song recital at gramme was all 35th St. Block 8th Av. 36th St.|:, OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 0°CLOCK Newark, N. 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Gadeki, looking simmer and younger than ever, in what a young han called “a ravishing costume,” her programme with a group of -dozen songs by Schubert and Schmidt, Her voice was not at its best Jat first, She took a little time to find his unusual with her, Per- a die to her hat, which came Makes Sohioaner. ppearan € a # postponed indefinitery GIRL SUFFERED TERRIBLY in the cr her eAre and, ponslbly, —_—— { with her hearing, Atany rate, At Regular Intervals—Says it off, which was Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege table Compound come pletely cured her. purity and 1, When le Lotus: she sang it in all gay that tho par oat anything by the change of | jt At the end bf this group she | added “The Eel King." After that cave half-a-dozen sones Hrating and Frang and then a “re- group consisting of Griex's "is Philiatine: “I take pleasure in| nial te the ind hape be of interest to suf- fering women, For | four years I suffered ta success, Tha hwan," Hugo Wolf's "Verb vere chills kness at wer then reo of Strauss's songs, ending iggnustig."* There was the usual rush to the foot the groupings | of the stage to demand extra numbers, | horus and the | tu Mme, Gadski responded ge With this pre-| ¢ Among the “The Jewels of|n both of which Na until I would nearly blind. Thad PLA} five doctors and pone of then could do more than re- ve me fora time. “I saw your ndvertisement in a paper, Pi to unierstan been such two bottles of the! $ Wash, and TE am completely cured of my trouble. 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