The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1915, Page 11

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F jack of harmony in the imme- dime vicinity of Normandy keeps you from going there for the summer, you may at least feel as- sured of a pleasant time by taking a trip to the Standard Theatre, at Proadway and Ninetieth Street, where the Van den Berg-Conger Opera Com- pang is ringing out “The Chimes of Normandy” in @ manner that makes Planquette's rare old comie opera good to hear again. Don't go prepared to make com- parisons, for If you do you will soon find urself lost in the enjoyment of the ch score, the golden notes of which are offered on this oceasion at popular prices. That some of the cingers are as popular as the prices was proved by the attitude of last night's audience, Under these cheer- ing circumstances the members of the company, from chorus to principals, | put @ great deal of enthusiasm into thelr work and responded to encores [With @ generosity that gave patrons more than their money's worth, Paul Hyde Davis is a young tenor who sings uncommonly well With a fresh, clear, melodious voice he is a Jean who may find himself hauling i an enviable reputation in his fish- erman's net before he is many years older, Then there is that 61d stand- by, Arthur Cunningham, who did auch excellent work with the earlier, Gil- bert and Sullivan organization. As the Marquis, he sings his churming waltz song delightfully, Carrie Reynolds is a eprightly, attractive Serpolette. She has just enough deviltry to suggest an operatic Hen- rietta Crosman, and with all her grace and cleancut personality he never lets you forget she is playing a peas- ant girl Incidentally, ahe jumps off a table until you feel that an ele- | Vator can mean nothing in her apart- ment house life. Florence Wailace, as Germaine, sings pleasingly, but her naive manner of speech makes it dim- cuit. to take her seriously as an act- ress. William Blaisdell doesn't make | the old miser Gaspard quite 6o bad \as he is usually painted, po: from a desire to save the neighbor- hood from the horrora of nightmare. The comedians, Fred Frear and Charles Udell, apare no one—not even Roosevelt—but they evidently are among friends. Thanks to the good voices brought to bear on the ever-welcome music, this uptown production of “The Chimes” is thoroughly enjoyable. 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