The evening world. Newspaper, December 14, 1915, Page 12

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Her | lee, intrinsically beautiful, was| never more fascinating, Something added to the coloring of it, something nore of temperament in character de- linea’ would make her a really) great t At any rate her name} should have been included in the list of women singers who are carrying | the present season at the Metropoll- tan, ‘that, offhand, yesterday I com- piled in recording the re-engagement of Emmy Destinn, She is a hard worker, and réliable, her frequent ap- Justifying her press agent's n of her as “The Busy Giovanni Martinelli as Man- Pasquale Amato as the Count Luna, and Leon Rothier as Ier- rando were admirable. Marie Matt- feld.. 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