The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1913, Page 17

“Faust’’ Sung In English at The Century ee The Messrs. Aborn Give a Creditable Perform- ance of Gounod’s Op- era—Kathleen Parlow : Charms in Violin Re- cital—Ada Sassoli and Francis Rogers Heard. By Sylvester Rawling. R spirit and for atmosphere and, F to a large extent, vocally, the first Performance of "Faust" the Century Opera Houre last night A stop behind the average production of the Gounod gem during the last half flozen years, This does not perhaps teem ax high praise as it ts intended to be. [Latter day companies seem to satch less and less the spirit of what Was ‘once the best loved opera of the te Reszkes, Plancon, Eames and the rest of the bygone giants. Last night's rendition, in almost every respect, was excellent for a company’s fret production. Walter Wheatley, in the name part, seemed at first just @ (rifle uncertain of voice and of hinft velf; but the te: Pparent nervous- Ress quickly wore off and his singing thereafter was capital. His “Hall, Hum- ble Dwelling,” better known to New York opera-goers as the famous ‘Salve Oimora,” was exceptionally well sung, with great sympathy and comprehen- sion and with no straining after spec- vacular effects. Herbert Waterous, as Mephistophetes, made his debut Inet Mght with the Aborn singers, revealing A volee of unwonted smoothness, range (nd flexibility. His acting was equally food, and he was a devil who combined She grimness and unctuousness of the tole to a remarkable degree. His die- ion was clear and almost invariably Mstinct, more so than was that of any ‘ther in the cast, though the English tcceptably. Histriontcally and vis the was a joy. She was at her best in the upper register, The Valentine of Thomas Chalmers was good if not die ‘nguished, and Kathleen Howard was & charming Stebel. Mr. Nicosia con+ lucted. ‘The staging was artistic and, while the cond act's opening chorus was ragged, ‘he choral work in the maim had un- Vonted spirit; but how long has old Dr, Paustus been an artist? If he were a Yhilosopher, as Goethe and the settings ¥f his room imply, why should the pro- framm Altogether, in “Faust” the Century Company scores another success, iné one wherein English opera is really ung in Rogtsh. Kathleen Parlow, the Canadian vio- Inlet, gave @ recital at Aeolian Hall festerday afternoon that was enjoyed Sy @ large audience, This young woman tas taken pm artistic etature since her ~ Wret appearance here a few years ago, the has adequate technical equipment, 4 Big tone of lovely quality and ad- polse and taste. It was o Veagure to hear her. Mies Parlow began vith Vieuxtemp’s concerto in D minor, hich she played well throughout, giv- hg GQne expression to the melody of hhe e0oma movement. One of her best wumbers was Auer’s transcription of Vochumann’s “Vogel als Prophet," ex- lulsitely expressed, which ‘oreed to repeat. Besides she played a Haydn arranged by Auer; Hubay’s" Walzer Reena: Corelli's " La Fota Va- dations’ and Wieniawski's “Carneval 2 \, tusee,” on her regular programme, and ‘our of Sve extre numbers. Afa Gessott, herpist, and Francis fegers, baritone, sasisted by Isidore 4 = =moketone at the piano, gave a joint ‘ecital at the IAttle Theatre yesterday jfternoon before a well filled house. Mise Sassol!, who frat came to us under the wing of Mme. Melba, by her piay- hg of the herp, has made her own Mace here. Her selections Yesterday, hich ranged from Bach, Scarlatt! and Rameau to Chaminade, won the ap- Wovad of the audience in @ marked de. {ree. Mr. Rogers was not in his best ‘olea, but die singing was artletic, as it > slways, Examples of Handel, Srahms, Grieg and Moussorgsky were ‘dis list. 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