The evening world. Newspaper, January 20, 1914, Page 17

a tae Downtown Music Lovers Hear Kneisels By Sylvester Rawling. 'UBIC, year by year, like every- thing else in New York, is \ riven to find place for public ys @*ploltation “uptown.” Few of ths yougger generation know of any Tem- le devoted to the Muse below the Metropolitan Opera House. Yet 8 near the Battery as East Broad- way the Educational Alliance has & large following for ;its con- certs, and at Cooper Union Hall there are gatherings of music lov- ere that command respect. At the latter place last night the Knelsels @ave the fourth chamber music con- cert of the eleventh season of the People's Symphony Club, Franz X. Arens, musical director. Sramme consisted of Schumann's quartet in F major, opus 41; two »Movements from Heethoven's quartet C. major, opus 69, and Dvorak's juintet in A major, in which Mrs. "Thomas Tapper was the assisting ar- tist at the plano. Each number was played admirably, of course, but ths Point is that the Kneisels never had & more appreciative and discrimi- mating audience. What a lesson in deportment it could have taught the chatterers that infest Carnegie and Aeolian Halls and the Metropolitan | Opera House! At the back, standing ; against the wall, the tall figure of Mr. Aréns was to be seen. One of us, P at least, was sorry that he refrained from giving one of those tlluminativo and instructive talks for which ho ie tamoue. Not particularly because of the musical activities of yesterday, but of the whole season and of every sea- 80n, one is driven to protest against the making of New York the trying- out place of all aspiring singers and ( players. Surely elimination contests might place elsewhere. No! All the girls and boys, native or foreign, that are turned out “finished,” de- an immediate New York judg- ment. But New York patrons of musto, surfeited with and purse-ex- hausted by the very best singers an players in the world, refuse to serv on the jury and leave overworked =music reviewers. what avail is perfunctory applause? Ethically, what's the difference be- tween holders of free ate and a hired claque? Karel Haviicek, modest New York debut at the Little ‘Theatre yesterday afternoon, It shall not be scored against him that he came with an “He Gets There” in- dorsement from Arthur Foote; but New York music reviewers are a hard-headed lot—Berlin would turn up its nose and say “arrogant and violinist, made a The pro- | e task to the | of | ignorant”—but then we have our lon of Berlin, and we insist uj ing out for ourselves. Mr. Haviicek fan, Co Fy 3 in be laying, especi of two groups of short pieces. In if minuet by Handel, & gavotte by Lully and a German dence by Mozart he was at his best. | d: Hin tone was good and his technique was praiseworthy. Paganini’s con- certo in D major, one of his larger ieee | left not a little to be des! Mabel Adams Bennett was the companist at the piano. Mr, licek, who is twenty-one, was born in Omaha, His father one of his eo fe harmony and cot and another uncle te | cape aentect ofa regiment in Bohe: Lilian Wiestke, lyric soprano, gave a recital at Aeolian Hall yesterday afternoon, She ia from the Middle West and has studied abroad. Her voice has much that is attractive, is of uneven quality, and her ti pretation is monotonous. Mer gramme ,after two numbers in Tallon, was all German, Coenrad V. Bos, at the wer was an admirable accom- pan Pel ers of Maenenet's at the Metropolitan Opera House last night. ‘The performance was An Appetite Teazer H-O is not merely oatmeal (or rolled oats). cooking not only converts part of the starch—but makes other changes the product so that only a small amount of further cooking is necess- A weak stomach can quickly assimilate it. the weak and for the strong. “Roll Their Own”’ |} Millions of men, of all sections, classes and cceupanons, sngke “Bull” Durham in fresh, fragrant, world bodied, self-reliant type every calling and in every clime. > > GENUINE ° W Ae tet ULL DURHAM ee SMOKING TOBACCO (Enerigh fer forty hand-made cigarettes in each 5c each) from ham tobacco, If you want complete healthful, and lasting joyment, learn ‘voll your own"? FREE An Illustrated Booklet, showing correct way to “Roll Your Own” Cigar- ettes, and a book of cigar- ette papers, will both be imaailed to you, Jr0#.0F tal request. ull’® Durham, Durham, N.C. "" bo pi in organist, | 8) “Manon” was repeated |. and-made cigarettes be- cause these wonderfully satisfying cigar- ettes appeal to a distinct type of men the over—the red-blooded, strong- Approximately 12 BILLION cigarettes rolled ‘Bull’? Durham in a year—as many as all brands of ready-made cigarettes in this country combined —proves that the majority of experienced smokers prefer to make their own (cigarettes to suit themselves, from ripe, mellow ‘Bull’? Dur- THE EVENING WORLD, ! afmirable gnd @ large audi- howed its enjoyment of it in No unatinted manner, Caruso, as Des Grieux, was at hie best, and Ger- aldine Farrar, as Manon, was never better. As she crept and was ragged across the floor of the Sem- inary of &t. Sulpice in her effort to win back Des ae, love a young woman exclaimed s0 he could be heard by very many “Oh! What shame to ruin such a lovely gown In that manner!” Dinh ly, De Begurola, thier, Reiss, . Lenora leanne § Maubourg and Maria Duchene were in the cast. Mr.) Torcanini conducted. New Jail: xe Play. At the George M. Cohan Theatre this ‘morning Julian Eltinge begins rehearsals atic farce in three ‘rinoline Girl,” with which he will replace "The Faacina Racways: eady Jacob Alte of It, FD, No. writes: “For the last three years 1 ba piece, and there will be interpolated musical numbers, the lyrics of which have been written by Mr. Eltinge and the music furnished by Percy Wenrich. | 0 Wal tout mane A u Te: 7 Popoth PE tere saan : A THOUSA VEARS AND Moh To-Night at 8.15 (Last Ti Our process of steam- ff || LYRIc™,, in ! Matinee Wg HIGH ae (A Beonted H-O is good for A fac AMAZING COMEDY, bl «6 fre na vale FUNC. Vie with SARGUERITE CLA! hte, Fri, Bat... 280, Rea 8.43, —WiNriitor anes a yore Bernard Sh LYCEUM {isi SBILLIED “the Cane Pe MABEL EDITH vie that dominates in ADEL NEW AMSIERDAM Rex 4u0 st THELITTLE CAFE * GAIETY Elsie Fer ves. m. Or wi “Toph uso nee Hiway @aath sxe Nay EK 5 OE a s 310 TRCORAN'SE aa Ash for FREE TASH & PERL! INSIDE. 30 TO Matinee ne 5.30 to 6.30 TO-NIGHT— THR GREAT LOPOUKOW Burlesque Today, WiLL TH ‘ FURR AY eres in ae at Ala STAR AND GARTER SHC ii TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, a meal 1, Miljtown, N. J, THE Fa: | MISLEADING LADY] CLOSING Mat.” BELLESOF BEAUTY ROW ang? 1914, ‘AMUSEMENTS Amusements. | 48TH ST. THEATRE ““inattn™’ 16TH WEEK O@~ Bargain Mat. Thurs. Best Seats $1.50. Reg. Mat.Sat. IF YOU WANT REAL ACTING, REAL SITUA- TIONS, REAL HUMAN INTEREST, REAL HEART THROBS—-IN FACT EVERYTHING THAT'S REAL BE SURE AND SEE By GEORGE BROADHURST and ABRAHAM SCHOMER KOR, phil NDAE, COMMITTED THE GREATEST 9 DINE On, Bal INFLUENCE @ PD TO PUNE NOUR MOTHER AND YOUR FATIC- what Worl GET YOUR ANSWER IN THE SENSATIONAL DRAMATIC HIT OF THE CENTURY !1!! Hammerstein’s}*.5;~ re 19 BIG ACTS | BERT WILLIAMS, fiiccletto, | Mra. Theee Tyi (Pop) de Bai House OF BON ELTINGE “i; i fn AGE evELLOW Her AMON and_AILMtar Cant, House, 140 8T., rook ‘osthor, Mi Daily 1.45 & 1.40, ad at, Woot Nights ‘Tescrved ‘seate Piree ia CONIA“ TRIFTICWW SOUS” Srancat ae Spend the afternoon at tRector’s| Broadway at 48th Street, The most delightful resort in America Take your Luncheon or After- noon Fea in the beautiful Sun- lit Dining Room, where a flood of real daylight gives one the sensation of dining in a mag- nificent solarium by the sea- shore. After 3 o'clock you may dance in the most exquisitely charming ballroom in New York. Tango Instruction. Entertalners, Telephone Bryant 3200 DENTISTRY. DENTISTRY THAT LASTS ‘Whistle, sing, laugh with head thrown beck, chew the hardest food and these Roofless Teeth remain steadfastly in place, causing no annoy. ance discomiort. Nobody suspects they are artificial teeth. You do not realize it yourself, as the roof of your mouth ir un- covered, allowing you to talk with freedom. If wanted quickly, made in a day by The New WATERBURY Wa in the morning, have your old teeth extracted Lhe 4 | ratunn Rome at Mgnt with a New set that fits perfectly, Broken’ und etaved teeth suved—loose teeth tightened—missing tooth ‘replaced with- out plates. All work Kulurante sed 10 yenrs, Extractions and dental surgery made PAINLESS by our NEW BOTANICAL DISCOVERY Full Sete of Teeth $5.00 Gold Crowns, 22 karat $5.00 2 Gold Fillings .......- $1.00 up Silver Fillings WATERBURY DENTAL PARLORS” 54 West 23d St., New York 414-416 Fulton St., Brooklyn (Opp, Eden HOURS, 8 10 to 6: ee Sy Straus! PLAYER PIANOS Don't lose gst Pia ian on PI ‘ou can have | absolute Brid, 0 for a mod- oon tbo + $7, $10 and $18 in Player Actions can © niled in any Piano, and are ces, ily wreat Send for Circular, USUAL BARGAINS used Baby d Upright [~ Pianos in Shes wa ner and omer 100 UPWARDS ‘Open, Wednesday ‘end Saturday Erouings, Christman Sons, | 35 West 1th St., Bet. Sth & 6th Avs. | FOR eee ie RNA ee “DIAMONDS ON CRED BASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS, me MAIDEN LANE, Tel Wiz, Tne and_ at abing it. Metropat mat aa Taiih'at: "Open sree | AUNDAT WORLD Wants woux Won! TEETH If you have three or four teeth | will insert hancing| a full set without a plate. | do this with ction, Examination free. Dr. H. W. GUILSHAN N. E, Cor, 125th St. and 8th Av. Entrance 271 W. 125th St. ng 7 MAIDEN LANE, PHONE 8206 CORT, Moteblished 189T—OT Years in Dry Geode 14TH JANUARY SALE: ‘Kowels, Towalings Sables? Brews Ire Linens Women's Wales Fore 4 Per Curtainings Men's Shirts Nedws and as ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION TOILET ARTICLES TOMORROW—WEDNESDAY BUY NOW TO SAVE! Neo Mall or Telephone Orders for These Specials: Swilt's Pride HUNDREDS OF SPECIALS IN: - ‘Women's Waists Curtrins Corsets CUT-PRICE SALE OF A List of Staples Used Every Day Value % ct.—@ cond for } % ct. Johnson's Foot Hoap § ct. Corona Witch Hasel Aoap.... iy Large Bag Bea Salt. 6 ct. Pummo Hand Boap-removes frease, paint or ink stains. 5 ct. Babbitt's 17% Washing Pow 16 ct. Fancy Box Soap—3 cakes.. 6 ct. Kirkman's Borax she Bcouring Powder; aleo hing Powder, each 5 ct. Florabel others—larke Bete Talcum 4d violet Jorgen’ ‘a Almond Royal Taleum large bottie. 5 ct. Beatene Soouring ‘Powder 9 ct. Roll Toilet Paper-- The Big Four—4 rolls for Sanitel Teoth Paste mtd son Tis for Aching Feet. Imported Tooth Brashes Genuine French make— Se of handlee— Another lot—reg. qr ser Bi dn Hand be Sheffield Tooth Past Korine Tooth Wash. Germino! Tooth Powder. Rubdifoam Kolynos Tooth Peroxide Dental Het beh od heron Ne. er 3 " tavetors $1.00 value backe— 4 and Peurve handles, ae Rapid Flow Syrin rubber tubing. ct. Ivory Bonnet Brushes. 2.00 Ivory Clocks. Ivory Tint Hand Mirrors. Ivory Tint Frames. Ivory Buffer—with Marvel Whirling #pre; Rubber Household Glo Travelling Cases Reyarde wid wide.. Aluminised Douce! Dr. Kelly's Vaginul @pra: eocmmeen 15 | % ct. Canthrox Hair Ghampee. aco 7) 81.00 Wreth'e Hage and Sulptvar.e 5 ct. Kmery Boa 13 ct. Orangewood Sticks 15 ct, Steel Nail Files... 19 ct, Mantcure Sclasors. + 8012 ct. Danderine.. ¢—_____________-__& Special January Offering of Sheets and Pillow Cases Far Below a We are the only house tn New York selling PULL LINES of Bheste, Pillow Cocm Mualina and Shectings at Sale Prices, which meane that all sizes are included, and not just @ few odd otees, ment of extra size Pilkew Cases to 40% inches. No Mall or Telephone Orders for the Abovalty 4- oa MORNING SPECIALS—Tomerrew, Wednesday, Until 1 P, M. ‘To prevent dealers buying, quantities reatricted, -Htinch. 53 | “, 89 ct. Whipcords & Diagonale All-wool—plain and two-toned—tan, | karnet, brown, Kray and greens. \ DRESS GOODS—MAIN FLOOR, lemen's Fleeced Underwear high or low ni eves—knee or an KNIT UNDERWEAR MAIN Fioon 50 39.ct. Women's Cashanore Hove lack—double ale, heel an e draping | Feqular made—ail sises, ae | DBIERY—MAIN FLOOR, | 15 et, Turkish Towels... . 96 et. Chiffen Clethe 19x26—soft absorbent Double width net kk. white and fassionsble lea dark colors, VEILI Ixus att N PLOOK. eo 17 ct. Silk Mixed Shuntangs 191g lustrous = fabrie: . ~ desirable t and evening shad ASH DEES FABRICE “bASEMENT, Bi ‘hed—! rap beat bine ows _asn| Bingchad eres ‘Shieh patterne—tine fi for eek ev LINBNS—MAIN- POR. | $249 & $2.98 Kiderdown Finish Blanhots. . 1.86) ‘ withs For large-size beda—white, gray and Liniog Sateons iy inch—lustrous finteh—iight and dark colors. LININGS—BASEMENT. et, ‘Wemen's Cashanare Gloves. . Fiesee lined--biack, Brown and gray. LOVES—MAIN FLOOR, an to ne Ty fed modelasd to tt yn BO! LATHING—THIRD FLOOR, 96 ct. Jersey 9 Top Pottlenate +, fe! Black —pleat sateen flounces. | POAT HEOOND FLOUR, | Cleek Signs Denete Me Leek ter the Clecke! Leek fer the Ciecka! 4 didn idta ante ndasldiaegi Ma