The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1914, Page 15

‘[Sehola Cantorum! In Folk- Songs'*: By Sylvester Rawling. URT SCHINDLER and HAD ASTHMA Lo 8 YEARS 1@ A WELL MAN To-day, THE ded® to aint as this concert, novel id Ree it proved seoms a hat the labor “at plainly, wee devoted to it in rehearsal should be rewarded with only one | performance, Frances Alda of the Metropolitan the | Opera Company, assisted by Gutia EVENING WORLD, “THURSDAY, APRIL 2, “CASCARETS” IF GOSTIVE, BILIOUS, HEADAGHY AND UPSEI—DIME A BOX relieve your sluggish Liver and Bowels n,| of all the sour bile, gases and clogged-up waste which are producing the misery. A 10-cent box of Cascarets keeps your head clear, stomach sweet, liver and bow- els regular and you feel bully for months. | Don't forget the children—their little insides need » gentle cleansing, too. Schola Cantoru ve a con- | Casini, ‘cellist, with Frank La Forge = cart ot fall conan at Carnoria {accompanist at’ the plano, eave \a| No odds how much your head ‘aches, The foliowing communication from a re- of folk-songs at Carnerle } concert in the grand ballroom of the} how ies hhe yes ars trots oma table eos man ia but one of Dr, Hall In that captivated alarse | Hotel Astor last night to precede) indige Nousness, a “Casca #4 pationgs whore namescan “Uden e well balanced ‘chorus | Nr, and Mrs. on Castle in 8] night Matraightens you out by morning. be ied AA references. disclog wnorous tone and showed | pp, n dancer. Mme.!" Clean your h, liver and bowels Ltt was mont fortunate that thie patint the effective results of careful train- | Ay volor, ainging tho] tonighe;/end Lege Se beset, finally did learn of Dr. Anderson after M#. Only as to the enunciation of “Visa d'Arte” from “Tosca” splen-| Gitivens, ‘nerve Lone on eon YPtich © tone and unmuccesstul search for {!" text of the sonics Could serious | aidiy, although her Enelish songa, | Gimmpess, Nenigtone | i all oth pM roof fault be found. rely It should not!two by Mr, La Forge, made a big- | stomach, packaabe and er distress; <I had been troubled with YO Necessary to call again upon To-| ger hit. She was presented with a Asthma and Catarrh for elghteen years, TONtO for its Mendelssohn choir to huge er eg, Tho Castles teach us clarity of nothing of other thir diction, which time f had be Va the Mia dattineot stone re for which this | of at least ten different physicians, 80 ot whom ever gave me any lating Provincial body of singers I¥ reinark- NM : With thogassistance of the Sy 3 became very rah dleconraged and! phony Orviestra and Maty. Jor cast Was familiar. Geapondent, “which only aggravated my contralto; Royal Dadmun, baritono,| hanna ( condition, Finatiy a friend called my at- 4 rpist, as solo. gareto Obe tention td a notice in a morning pe: nted a first) which spoke quite at length of the y And pumeros cures which were reultign 4 from your treatment of Lung and Cheat * Disearen th Mrom the rtart 1 was very much Inter- herself by the ented, as your X-Light for positive diag. ty of her voice and the clarity Hosts and your method of troatment of her diction, and the chorus sani Seamed #o Vory ronsonnble, though it was entirely new fo me. After placing myset fn your hands I began to Improve at once, after threo months’ treatment I felt fe T hat not felt for eighteen years—A WML MAN, “It is now Fix yonrs ence T was cured your treatment, and I have not as yet nm wick das,’ Dr. Anderson Is a renowned and expert Throat and Tung Speciitilat of tw throeiyenrs’ ault him at once well together, followed by the same composer's overture to his opera <hovantehina,” and later by his rsian dances and by he chorus ‘ather, Show Thyself!” from the same opera, Mr. Dadmun’ carrying the solo part, one of the best things of the evening. Besides, there was the chorus of village from Borodine’s opera *rinee Tgor," and the a capella oris, “Lo the Marsh,” and the fa- millar song of the Volga boatmon, arranged by Rubetz, charmingly sung and repeated {n response to insistent jHemands, | Offhand one might say | jthat Mr. Schindler's sharply accentod Now York thee /Thythms robbed the boatmen's song Hours—-datiy,, Of Some of its plaint. Yet perhaps, Friday eve. | Glordano in his opera “Siberta’ and |the Balalaika Qrehestra inay have er sentimentalized it. Visions of Ir. Hammerstein might have rus in exploiting Russian if his Manhattan Opera House prise had been maintained, were njured up by Mr, Schindler's en- tnt ven) tan rs EMPIRE | ry he second part of the programme devoted to negro composers and MAUDE ADAMS & n English choral ballads on folk-songs, Of the first, 's setting of Long- LYCEUM ¢: the Psaim of jatter from rehbiel, who tne Then the " rdner’s CPM ahistar Base oy ’ Pi stirring “Nows From Whydah" and Porgy Grainger’a "Molly On the THE RULE OF 3 Shota" for string orchestra that held fiane, " n rollicking lilt, and the same Aus. Aah ots Queen ate il MS) tralian composer's = "Father — and an RCING SHOWIN TOWN, Daughter," a ballad of the Faroe cg Islands that called for flve men's BELASC tH siti ‘sat, |xolo voices, double chorus and or-| FRANCE . the latter suplemented by | renaders, a society of forty | mandolins, guitars and banjos, ex- cellently, sung and performed, MISLEADING aay Could not Mr. he per- WALLACK’S ti i 3] AMUSEMENTS, CYRIL MAUDE InG UMPY TTT] ew At terdam No Wat & be MsAdto, Diy. M: Hest $ Fvs.8, IDES AW. BAYAGE'S URODUCTIC REOUENGT With weer rake MAI IDS OF ATHENS Tuuns.g| BINA F Seats Selling Now for Pit c e es Winter Garden tne Sn Ra a THE WHIRL ‘ii: WORLD L SHUBERT ‘retings 810. “Matinew 28, ta's. Wed, Sam Bernard—Gaby Deslys | The ete. of Bona Street. «8 Mate (Wai a Nici es with GEORGR ete lnea ee BOOT THEATRE, 497H, W. of Bway. 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Nites @ inch All Wool Crepe Melrose— Fintehed arm slees boobs seit end gol sel aged 8D Novelty Dress-Cottons at Friday Prices. 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Women’s ilk Boot Hose-itsle heel, Hale top—val, 89. a4 Misses’ and Babies” Wear Friday Spectats of interest, Gtrin’ White emb'y, laces and oa —_ @ to 14 yre. ge eee mot 4 ried hes aa chines White Dressee—repp ema {inolle—Hussian and high or low neck—to 4 yra— regularly $1.39... Children's White Rusal a ae Pipiage—to 6 bogs bay nd Tots’ Gingham nea—Rusgian and "e -80| Children's White Dresses—iaws and aiuseoh~Trustian and French— to Little Children's Straw, m1 p—ribbon rosettes, 7%| Velvet bands—to 6 yrs. Little Tots’ Colored Coptesaemgmaate colors—low collar or bu 5 yre.—reg. cccomecem 0 GO neck—stlk. rraie-to 3 yra— regularly $1. +20) Infante’ Wrap value % cts... ite—with hirte—‘‘seconds” of Hh QUAIILIO8.-ceereerenenne- BD Muslins, Sheets, Spreads at Friday's Special Prices, Fine Bleached Muslins—36 inches wide—soft finish—worth 8%, r') gary Uable a% 1x90 ext x36 ehawk Pilew Conner ched Sheett de-worth yh Bleached Muasli » My, jenathonwerth a. 10% s—all one sweet 8 ta—all one piece— ra heavy —FeRularly “Aereses sees BY red Onl WOP Be sccsneees oh %-Inch bleached Cheese Cloth— absorbent—worth 65. Full Size Crochet Spi reada— woft finlsh—Worth $1.09. ..e0+scere OB 8 Weight Gomtortabies-tuld jummer alze—Silkoline tops and also fig’ silk, borders—worth Feather Pillows—new feathere— red— 4 mull, sateen a 108 = BD sanitary Saxe worth 7. “ f2a2—worth 9... : Weasureanends‘balore a Read Carefully. White Wool Saxony Baby Flannele— Flannels and Blankets ‘Twill Pan for infants’ underwear—Special.., Pure Wool and Wool Boece ‘ixed mares lannele--best pre ee Pure Silk emb'd Plann matchloss value, Wi couse dna ela—TWool Cotton Mixed—hematitehed or acalloped--Bpecial Cotton, Fivece Biankots--tor ingle lope A three-quarter be bede~ Wool Nap meta at ade 1.58 ol Mixed Biankets—tor ingle, thiserquarter an publec sian no que hice! while " ey \aat— ak eae values if you can.