The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1915, Page 17

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY/ DECEMBER 8, csp audiehee was unmistakable. In rav- ishing costumes by Paquin and Lows, | ( reproduced from old prints, frocks, ) Symphoniques, Schubert's fantasia, « group of Listt Hungarian 8 which he added a Yvette Guilbert Comes Back, Now Probably Mme, Guilbert be ter than anybody, knows t hot to he judged by atrict yoo VETTE GUILBERT has returned to us after seven years of ab- this being endeavor in composition was well nd its author, {na box, was twice called to bow his ac- knowledgements. The other numbers on the programme were the Brahms sextet in G, opus 34, and Schubert's quintet, with an added cello, opus 163 Mr. Josef Kovarik, viola, and Mr. Loo Schulz, ‘cellist, were the assisting tists CASTORIA For Infants and Children IN USE FoR OVER 30 YEARS t seem to care, And who cise d bother before her absorbing in- ations of old French chans sung out, acted out, danced out, with | eloquent speech, talking hands, and eyes that expressed volumes, A great actress is Mme. Guilbert. Intensely vere her first numbers the fifteenth and sixteenth the birth and death of xploited with deep emotion. Later came marriage episodes from the Middle Ages and songs of the time of Marie Antoinette, archly, piquantly, saucily sung. At the end: “And now laughing heartily with the audience English a lovely F Yeaterday afternoon she of-a serios of 5 high pricstoss the delight of the fr us, the toast # of the ribald; longer either lean Avan@Aanky, black-gioved of arms and white of face, but a well rounded, Tosy, wholesome looking woman, her appeal now is that of a serious musi- rtist, Her succens with & large antants, no ly translated by an EB cate ea here is no harm in th: e Who would have missed | Signature o y it? A bit naughty, perhaps, but it got no further than thr ‘* In the line, kisses, and that is clothes were | ~ was a treat, Mme, Guilbert was modest in not taking up the whole afternoon with her own efforts, She was supported “eH Seen | , | by the Trio De Lutece, George Bar- © Your cold will break and all grip|rere, flute, Carlos Salzedo, harp, and 1 after taking o dose of | Paul Kefer, cello, collectively and in- 1d Compound" every two|dtvidually admirable artiste. They ree doses are taken. Were especially happy itt Debuasy's It promptly opens clogged-up, nos-| “Petite Suite,” although i Se | trils and air pnssnges in the head, | suffered from gore fingers, Mr. Ward Stephens was the accompanist at the stops nasty discharge or nose run- ning, relieves sick headache, dullness, | 2 — feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, sore-| As always, an eager and Interested ness and stiffness. audience heard Mr. Paderewski's Don't stay stu plano récital yesterday afternoon in ~“Pape’s Cold Compound’’}“ ends a cold or grippe in a few hours. -upt Quit blowing — «_ a ing! obbing | Carnegie Hall, Other pianists may |) -. snuffling! ice ; Bs aly come and £0, arise and disappear, but HO ISTO Be ett” catia Pacts Guid] Mr. Paderewakt's charm and power L such prompt relief as “Pape’s Cold | t4 ‘compel remains perennial. h costs only 25 began with the Ms, and tn- Compound,” w at any drug It acts tastes nice, and ca: nee. 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