The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1913, Page 24

in Drowned From Boat. Meany, forty-five years ob, of Furiand, Vt loyed on the canal boat Philharmonic, Sevida, ef ihe Aus Portiana Cement! Without Soloist, Gompany, startet ashore from the A In Fine Concert deat at Gixty-fourth street, Brooklyn, —_~— early to-day and fell into the river. Frank Betts, skipper of the barge, threw @ ine Into the water, but the woman rare: Mr. Stransky and His Orchestra Give a Bril- liant Exposition of Liszt’s ‘‘Tasso”’ — Bee- thoven’s ‘‘Eroica’”’ Sym- phony the Principal Number. the second movement especialy well. and Triumph of Tasso,” with which the second part of the programme was begun, disclosed Mr. Stransky at his best. He conducted with auch measure of Inspiration that the orchestra was aroused to show ite homogeneity and virtuosity to a remarkable degree. The audience, which was stirred deeply, ro- fused to cease applauding until Mr. Stransky made the whole band to rise in acknowledgment of Ite tribute. For the closing number there was Rimsky- anew, but, more important for the suc- himself, as it was inevitatie that q@allery of character sketches. aria in the antechamber of the Prin- cess without @ break, and the whole company sang and acted splendidly. Bome three or four acore peopie atart- ed to leave the house just before the lovely trio which §@ the best single num- BEAUTIFUL Korsakow's Spanish caprice, with 118) flavor of the Orient and ite dance, rhythm to send everybody trippingly home “DER ROSENKAVALIER” GAINS AT SECOND HEARING, Richard Strauss's “Der Rorenkava- Mer," which got Its second presentation— the firat In the regular mubscription—at and devoted ones. no Glarespect. How should subi By Sylvester Rawling. J STRANSKY'S programme for Even ordinary dishes take on a flavor of distinction at this popular new up- the concert of the Philharmonic So- clety at Carnegie Hall last night y wie Hall last lent) vas heard by @ larse audience with th and supper, to read foundly impressive funeral march of ‘The beautiful music which the com- Marte Casiova, apparently still In her Everybody’s Going to THE BIG STORE== ' (Open This Evening Till 7 o’Clock—Tomorrow (Saturday) Till 10) | Year’s Greatest Sales for Men! MAIN BUILDING— BASEMEN' Negligee Shirts, 79 t, excellent negiigee shirts in a complete variety of newest and handsomest patterns shown this winter. Values to *2.50,. Tomorrow, at . . Fresh, MERCERIZED MATERIALS, PERCALES, MADRAS and PLAIN WHITE. Plain or plaited bosoms. Detached or attached cuffs. French turn-over or laundered cuffs. All sizes from 14 to 18. 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OF 8895. 87-98 $4.) in New York can match our assortments or values, == ~=S*S* Li sizes to 56; values $ iS; at ity in Itsel GREENHUT-SIEGEL COOPER © Please See Our Big Ad- vertisement on Page 13 of This Newspaper for De- tails of Many Other Spe- ee naen et Tomar Sixth avenve J.B.GREENHUT, Pres. _18®t0 19® Streets Double ave Green Trading Stamps Before 12 o’ Clock—Single Stamps Thereafter gum hoon 4 a: THE EVENING WOKLD, FRIDAY, DEVEMBER 19, 1913. poser has provided for them and the ‘teens, gave a Lisat's ayimphonic poem, the “Lament | tovely singing of it by Frie#a Hempel, Hall yesterday afternoon Margarete Ober and Anna Case charmed Kramme Included Wienlawsk! in D minor, Tartini's cane of the opera, Otto Gorits hed found Beethoven's romanza in G minor a he 4ome smaller compositions. The y: would. His impersonation of the Baron Woman disclosed some skill, with flashes Ocha now is worthy of @ place in his Of & #weet tone, marred by imperfect ~ Kart >°Wing, which resulted In soratchiness. Jorn sang hie charming little ftalian AM Yaaye, Kretsler, Miacha Elman and thelr itke are still to be heard this sea- fon, ‘Though it 18 only @ uscless and rather her In the opera. They were hissed and Stupid trophy to the hunter, the fox'a some of them repented as they caught brush ts of value in many ways as well the opening bars and crowded upon the aa an ornament to the fox. His broad, riandees behind the rail, to the discom- bushy tall ix the rudder which enables fort and annoyance of those faithful him to twist and turn at any moment The action meant when running at full speed, It was pure ignorance. | Proaching @ wall or a hedge or a ditch ‘bers, who have nei- Which has to be Jumped, the fox gains the Metropolitan Opera House lant night, [ther time nor Inailnation between tango M4ditional impetus by rapidly twirling Was concolved nobly and was presented : ; eng - = = iat, but stood for success upon the!" 1 ss bmething nual Kn . 5 ‘9 musical gems works of Bach, Beethoven, Llart and|the strain of the a ad saved two musi ———— —EE | CABARET Mime te wICh a laoge us| which Mr. Herts ha ery last? It'n all Mr. Gatti. ‘ore == ALL CARS TRANSFER TO Store : med “ t putd ed ™ lie winded with rapt attention and| pany before the pro neemned to 4 fault! He mould have printed eee tee the servioe—the with generous applause, The prelude,| have worn off and the performances! prominentiy on the programme some- pen Open hepaciplane ied Sainte es horal and fugue, arranged for orchestra |@Alned tn resilience, In Rpontaneity and. | thing like this | Liebe tale tat tal ng organ fugue in Q)an far an one c PATKONS!—Pleane ake notice | Evenings Evenings Yet the prices are notice- rabie bit of patchwork! Wart maniafest that Mr, Strauss, with no regard to | ably moderate. Was the firet number.) The farce and tho your convenience, has placed two of Until Until z ted with fine apprectation | mitted more deftly and the third acts! t5 musical gems at the very end of ind akill, Then followed Beethoven's| until tt reached the serious ending,| ster fosenkavailer.” {advise you X 9/ "5 x 100th St. and Broadway thin’ symphony, the “Erolea,” the| moved to the accompaniment of ripples} to wait for the final curtain, ma: xington to 3 venue 59th to 60th Street mas whole work plnyed worthily, the pro-|of laughter. DOW PVADD All Cars Transicr (0 GLOOMI\GDALES’, Lex. to 3 Ave. 60th to Goth St. Gemiemmieum ilin recital at Aeollan| hia tall round, Just as an aeroplane Iler pro-| propeller revolves, Again, in climbing concerto | trees the fox uses his tall as a balance “Devil's Tri |or a sort of fifth leg, and finally in curling himself up to sleep he covers his head warm and cosily with his “Open Air to Everywhere” Courtesy on the ‘Busses. N a ’bus you get not merely the ride for which you pay—but courteous SERVICE. Our conductors are always glad to open an umbrella or take care of a suit case for you. Be Kino Toy Your’ Liver. THE FOX'S USEFUL BRUSH. (From the Lomton Chronicle.) DON'T force a balky liver with drastic purgatives—Use a gentle remedy and avold irreparable injury, The Right Remedy, will satisfy your Liver and your+ self. 1 or 2 Pills at night BELIEVE CONSTIPATION. 45 Cents at any up- te Drug Store, or send stamps to Andreas Saxzlehner, New York. Fifth Avenue Coach Company In ap- Come Tomorrow, Saturday! 2 ays Remember There Are But Four More to Christmas. 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