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There's nothing lke @ first Impronstén to one amiably disponed toward life in general and musical comedy tn “Papa's Darling” starta off lke a two-year-old in “mym” toes, and the girla who put life and beauty Into the front row are entitled to praise only . | second to that deserved by Ivan Caryll, whone music ts #o enlivening that it takes yearn off your life the moment you sit down to listen to it book that Harry B, Smith haa taken from the French follows the old familiar lines of the gay dog who goes to Paris to have his fling while his wife nwallows any old excuse, Although the fun of the thing has seen ite day, the music has the enlivening effect of a military band turning the corner nearest your heart and striking up a tune that follows you out ‘THE EVENING WORLD, handsomely staged by Julian Mit- chell, The eye as well as the ear satisfied. Mr. Caryli's music, as I have intimated, ts delightful, what t« more an admirable orchestra | help the singers to give it tone and expression. It isn't every night that hears musical comedy so well | ung as it la at the New | da svery number is given its full value, Allee Dovey, who has \ Aimple, girlish charm that makes her the Olive Wyndham of musical comedy, is captivating in “Our Honey- moon” with Jack Henderson, an@ Dorothy Jardon, with her flashing beauty, lends @ good voice to the waltz K that gives ao Irresistible swing » tho last act. Octavia Broske ia! nother ait up and list je Ask, hasn't Has Lively Music that tme-tried Lucille Saunders, been given a num: ber?) Mr. Caryil's music 1s #0 good that it should be passed around. —~— “Suzi’’ Wins Out at Casino The In a word or two, “Papa's Darling” has lively music and good company, First of all there is Frank Laylor, who takes Fred Walton in hand and pings comeennd dances a bacchanal with nothing! Just an you feel prompted to look nore than a fluttering handkerchief} ®t your watch you hear “Tick-a- to give It airy significance. Mr, Lay-| Tick” at the Casino and happily con- Jor also poses with a lily in his hand| clude that the night is still young. to suggest that the world may be | At the eleventh hour the clever num- mistaken in Its tdeals, Although he| ber ticked off by Connie Kdiss and doesn't in the least suggest a pro-|Tom McNaughton causes “Suzi” to fessor of paychology, he catches tho strike a popular note, fun-loving spirit of the charactor and| Oddly enough, tho last act te the provokes the lurking amile. best of the wo-called Hungarian oper- | To give color to etta produced by Lew Fields, With| Franklin Simon 8 Co. 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You might just as well resign yourself to the worst in the beginning, if experi- ence has taught you anything, Aladar Renyi's music is melodious, and there are evidently interpolations by composers in closer touch with | Broadway that give the score a famii- jar air, But the music as @ whole follows the Viennese example and of- fers, among other seductive strains, @ languorous walts song that ia by |fo means neglected. Miss Jose Col- ‘lings puts a very good volte into it and finally whirls about as though her head were turned, Music of this rt may be intoxicating, yet there is reason why it should lead Miss Collings into dancing, ven still more remarkable is hor act of taki the gentle tenor into her arms and her lap to press a fervent kiss upon his lips. This js really the funniest thing in the performance. There is nothing to fear, however, for Connie Ediss always lurks in the background as the formidable “stage mother” of the temperamental prima donna, Volcing herself in a petulant wtaccato, or dining with a bowl of salad in her lap, Miss Ediss in not only reassuring but immensely funny. She ty still as Cockney in accent as the day she first landed here, and she jJoins with the eccentric Mr. Me- Naughton in making “Suzi” as ridi- culous as the law will allow. Thanks to this strangely contrasted pair, “Susi” is funny as well as tuneful, Robert Kvett, the kissed tenor, sings agreeably if not brilliantly, and Miss Fritat von Busing chimes in very nicely from time to time, Then there |1s Lew Hearn, who has evidently not | been able to decide whether he will play Sam Bernard or Joe Weber. But he does manage to play up amusing! to the plump Miss Edias in “T Eente, Weenie.” The chorus is young and vigorous—so vigorous in fact that it should be restrained in the second- act finale, which loses any possible melody the composer may have given it in the lusty young In the end, however, “Suzi” comes out very well, The last act makes it ® typical Casino production. —— arful din created by the women, Two Pianists and a Baritone Heard in Recitals Yesterday. By Sylvester Rawling. ME. SCHNABEL-TOLLEFSEN, M pianist, and Horatio Connell, baritone, gave a joint recital n Hall last night. Mme. Tollefsen's numbers included Mra. Beach's “La Fee do la Fontaine,” a Chopin study in A flat, and Grie; “Varlations on a Norwogian Air,” all played pleasingly. Mr. Connell's fine voice and his clear enunciation are | always good to hear, but he has little variety of expression and his songs last night savored of monetony. ‘There was a large audience. Blanche Goode, in this busy week for pianists, gave a piano recital in Aeollan Hall yesterday afternoon. She has studied abroad and at home and is a teacher at Smith College. | Her programme consisted of Schu- \bert’s sonata in A minor and ex- amples of Chopin and Brahma, which she played to the delight of an audi- ence of friends. ONE OF THE FIRM. (From the Milwaukee Free Press.) A friend of ours went out as a repre- sentative of a business firm. He pre- May Manton Christmas patterns, showing how her of beautiful holl- places where patterns may be secured, Order the Sunday World from your news- deater in ad: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER |$1,000,000 BOUNTY TO ARMY. Money Will Be Div! 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