The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1914, Page 15

Hertz Leads Fine “Tristan”’ _ At Metropolitan _ By Sylvester Rawling. “ Opera House tation of it. bs td and prevented him from con-| Were glad to miss (travagant Displays At the eleventh hour Mr.|that, perhaps, she would better have , ; 2 ‘ E=a Herts “was called ‘upon to take nin|Stayed away’ for the whole season, HE sedklen bata ue The Smartest Suits Ever Offered at This Price bor eaten pe = j Then Johanna Gadski as Isolde, | but she knows that it fewe* true. 7 T i ings heal re uise Homer as Brangaene, Pasquale pang and impersonates Kur- p+ jon in Resinol cit Reluctance to Please Amato as Kurwenal id Herbert | W splendidly. Vitherspoon was Neegligeat Metheds Witherspoon as King Marke, familiar ‘earnest as King Marke, Rudolf Der- Six exclusive inodels especially selected and in other seasoi i tion a new f: To the RISTAN UND ISOLDE,” re- peated at the Metropolitan last night, might well have been a first perform- ance of the ssason so many and im- Doertant were the changes in the per- sonnel of those engaged in the presen- An indifferent hangni Gespised and maltreated, became an | not heed, with all it fbecess on one of Mr. Toscanini’s| tiveness. gave the produc- ‘ger made Tristan the best thing he " seeeamene ems EVENING WORLD, eway for he, as much them, nem, has his personal bang of \~ bee \4 ete: Ong thing him le~ votion of the musicians and the sing- ers, with whom he is as great a fa- vorite as with the public. Johanna Gadski, in opulent voice, proclaimed equally. well the bitterness and the devotion of the love-bescorcelled Irish Princess. Her delivery of the Liebestod was uncommonly moving.| Once a criticism in this column of | the gown Mme. Gadski wi in th first act brought scores of disapproval; so this time it content to say that Mme. costumes were beautiful and becom- ghana though they uise Horier, from the tower, that penetrating, soulful warning to + | the enraptured lovers, which they did familiar effec- idly, that we © for a time, and Resinol stops skin torments! She sa! honor of | has done here. He added to ite dra- veness a finer musical RC TUESDAY, MAROH 1 ‘BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & € Fulton and Bridge Sts., Brooklyn | | IN NEW YORK’s Bourteenth $ret oe = | NEW SPRING Announce an Important Sale of Women’s and Misses’ Spring Suits at 25.00 reproduced by New York's best suit tailors. Special HEARN? Ketabiiehed 1827-87 \eare ia Dry Geode, | | A Fine Collection of | Full Money's Worth Here ia NO Heigh-cooting Entertainments BUT Honorable Destiags Wet of TNR Avene MERCHANDISE Pe and all of thom there was no | matic Impres loss of artistic results. Seldom has declamation, such as, Materials are Gabardine, Wool Poplin, Serge, Black Exernest, Endeavere at his first Wagner's great love-tragedy, many thought to be the gre: music-drama ever written, been p sented with such poignancy and effec- tiveness. To Mr. Hertz, hats off! have clapsed since he w baton over this opet Mahler and then Mr. Toscanin' Six years ed the ‘irst Mr. it from him, Each enforced hi dividual readin; It was no without rehearsal, for Mr. Hertz, CLEANSE THE by appearance, we pointed out to him ¢ Now York opera-goers demand. ‘arl Schlegel was Melot, Lambert Murphy was the Shepherd and the Voice of the Seamen, and Julius | Bayer was the Steersman. FLONZALEY QUARTET GIVFS { LAST CONCERT OF SEASON. The Flonzaley Quartet gave the Jast concert of its season at Aeolian Hall last night before a crowded and a fashionable audience that did not stint its applause. It made Mr. d’Archambeau, the ‘cellist, the soloist in Bach's suite in C major, for ’c . alone, which he played admira ‘The programme was begun with freeones and clears away disd {ng pimples and blackheads, w! jer treatments prove a waste time and money. janet Winter Garden j B Som. THE WHIRL 2% WORLD ¥ 25.00 and White Checks and Hair Line Stripes. Coats beautifully lined. New effects in tunic skirts. ’ € Afternoon, Street and Dancing Dresses 32-inch CREPE SHIRTINGS White hes arila coma 19 Of Chiffon Taffeta, Crepe de Chine, Flowered Crepe, Crepe Meteor, Georgette yarn—Regularly 94 ots....5° Crepe, 15.00 hite and Colored Voile, Fancy Lace and various combination effects. 19.75 25.00 Remarkable assortment a etripes end chotoeet colors. 35.00 Acttractive Merchandise Reliable Qualities Niswnberlees Opportunities 49 ct. stent 34 for Men Balbriggan Otis Make LARGE INTESTINE ant. s ey anna 8 Ma te opus y The Present War Cry Of Ad-!aiartet inn 'minor, opus’ gs, botn vanced Physicians ND EXT) aT, ST. PATRICK'S DAY. BhST SLATS 61.50, CROWDS AT NIGHT! floral wreath was handed across tho men's shirts-tpring part terns “ nenalve ‘die- footlights to the quartet at the end, play of whites Women’ 's and Misses’ Coats and colored Me which, no matter by whom presented, eon with erase Reg. 1. 2—Special fittingly carried with It the feeling CROWDS AT DAY! Sarees eee hy, Natural Gray and white—tong sleovee= imerid have. gone so far recently as to] Of, tne , audience. The Flonzaleys. |] Now York js burning the midnight oi In the new styles and fabrics. Included are coats for street, travel and motor sie bayisadhe brant heshas thanks to Mr,,de Coppet, are become one of the best of New York's musi- cal assets, femove part of the large intestine in cases so serious as that of Tuberculosis, fad restored the patient to perfect to celebrate the arrival of wear, made of moire, faille silk, novelty eponge and English tweeds. Soft Bocomn roma Shirte— Wap. 3 26 Red Canary,” which will be nm Beeons? in a few weeks, Kilckerbock , way the fete eg Very desirable styles in New Crepes health by so doing. 15 00 19.75 25. 00 29 75 Silk Mined Crepe do Chine Brecedeo— and other fabrice—all elses to 2. 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