The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1914, Page 17

fi @ tai guess that few, if any, of the anthe’’ Revived After * A’ Long Silence By’Sylvester Rawling. R., GATTI-CASAZZA gave a sumptuous revival of Weber's “Buryanthe” at the Metropoll- {tan Opéra Housd on Saturday after- ffeon. The opera wae dropped out of repertory of the house more than @ quarter of a century ago and it is eS wabecribers hoped, or wished, @ hear work again. Rumor bas tt that Mr. Toscanini ts responsible for the breathing into the nostrila of the dead work a new life. True, or * falas, It 1s he who bore the burden and carried off the honors of the pro- *“@uction. The beautiful stage settings fer the play, the notable singers in the cast, and the music that the com poser has provided for them and for fhe orchestra would avail little but for him. Never were his talents more ¢;, Hemplendent. At his entrance to the ; @Fehestra nit before the last act he “was greeted with what usually is + @alled an ovation and, strange to say, . BO. acknowledged it with gracious bows and smiles. Now comes the question, why this revival? The absurd libretto nobody defends, but the story upon which it ts based is no less absurd. Doubtless te old French folk yarn, of which +. Becoacio in Italian and Shakespeare: , tm Engliah availed himself is the off- spring of Arabian invention, when Jinte and Dini vurs were under, etood to infest the earth and to fight. with, or against, mortals. It has no grip upon the realistic imagination of to-day, and neither has the music with which Weber has adorned the, tale. Talk about the modern mnaical “° veritists as you please, they have the virtue of sincerity and “Euryanthe” in the music of Weber, no less than in the libretto of Helmine von Cheze, is insincere and, to tell the truth, tire- some. ‘That Weber's opera holds passages ‘of intrinsic beauty there can be no question. Notable are the pianissimo choruses in the Royal Castle in the Grat act; Euryanthe’s delicious warb- ‘ings in the castle garcens of Nevers; » the duet between Egiantine and Lysi- ast before the tomb, with the rain in such a torrent that half the + audience involuntarily looked to the Peecee be to see if the deluge were com- tng through, and the one sincere aria of Buryanthe’s sung before the spring in the last act. Frieda Hempel, in the title part, not, perhaps in her best voice, added @ worthy impersonation to her gallery. Margarete Ober eeomed to find occasional: difficultics in the part of Egiantine, but made her way suecesstully with the char- acter, Johannes Sembach won new for his Adolar, the hero, and ' made the most of a ‘mall « @art. Max Bloch was Rudolph. The chorus eang well and the ballet was FILLED GUARANTEED Golde|2 If You Think You Can Buy Watches as Cheap Else-. »’ where, Here Is a ‘Chance to Prove It. je in this or cae Feruuar™ carnival for The Ee shops pen the ane 8 Pe rsirey mt ee a te | xparan| peng fa or feist eae ae ‘all aro a vr ate Ears fs ten aa Fine Gold Watches nie Solid 18-K. Gold os 125.00 Solid 18-K. Gold Solid 10-K. Gold f/WILD ANIMAL at) thanks respectively to Gtufie Seen nee Pauline Verhoeven. > the aets,* (fF In the lobbies, betwee . re was much talk among | the Dundits and the musically ite about the historical tipnibeasee of “Euryaathe,” because it showed how much Wagner owed to Weber for the inspiration of his “Lohengrin” and his ‘“Tannhauser.” True enough! The Apostie of Bayreuth also stole much from his papa-in-law, Liszt. What of it? Every genius ie a pla arist, or he wouldn't be a genius. It is the man who absorbs what has been acoomplished, puts it through the crucible of his own brain, and turns out @ product that essentially is new that wine and deserves the world’s acclaim. Not the veriest old fogy devotee of Weber can ful to a mit that “Lohengrin” and “Tani — are far superior to “Buryan- the.’ Ende Dry, Hoarse or Painful Coughs Quickly A Simple, Home-Made Rem- edy, Inexpensive but Unequaled. “THE LILAC DOMINO” The Dippel Opera Company’s Geauine Opera Comique At the 44TH ST. THEATRE Benefit for Newsboys’ Home MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY OF NEXT WEEK REGULAR PRICES WILL PREVAIL. 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