The evening world. Newspaper, March 2, 1916, Page 13

THE EVENING WOELD, THU THE NE | seeeeaaertan se TWO MISSING BROOKLYN scars Sy —— “The Road to Mandalay” Along Old Lines BY CHARLES DARNTON ° BH. may always count upon the revival of the duilest in mu- sical comedy, It was not sur- Prising, therefore, to find that "The Road to Mandalay,” at the Park The- atre last night, led to disappoint- ment, If there is any place in the world for this so-called comic opera it's “the road” that leaves Mandalay and ) Kipling out of consideration. So far as New York ts concerned “The Road | ’ to Mandalay” can lead only to dis- . appointment. In other words, it is ald-fashioned musical comedy, ’ The orchestra was by far the best part of last night's performance, for it gave tone and spirit to Oreste Ver gella’s tuneful if commonplace music. ‘The book, by William H. Post, fell back upon that old joke: “Who's sending you flowers — you're ‘not dead?” Herbert Corthell wad quite ¢ right in saying, when sweet young Ching kissed him, “That's the best thing in this part.” In his fat past Mr. Corthel! has been funny, But last night he was yo unfamiliar with his lines that ho could hardly hope to be recognized as a comedian, At the fan out of bis part by * Lacey, was won before the curtain rose by the announcement that she |! action. Pi was Lanatey a from @ sprained ankle and would therefore be compelled to make her way through the perform- ance in a roiling chair. Miss Lucey smiled cheerfully in her misfortune and sang quite as well as she might, have done if she had been standing on feet. For that matter, tye last same time he managed to get a little|to do as he advertised th Worn Out, Thin and Miserable had her ay * offers nothing new In the way of entertain- | ment. De Luca’s Tonio Full of Novelty; Caruso as Canio By Sylvester Rawling. CéLJAENSPL UND GRETEL” , and “Pagliacci,” In a double bil’, crowded the Metropoll- tan Opera House yesterday at a spe- cial matinee performance. Mr. ruso as Canio in Leoncavallo's op- era, of course, Was the special attrac- tion. He was in his best humor, played variegated antics to the gal- | lery, both in the play and before the curtain, which everybody seemed to jenjoy, and sang the “Ridi Pagli- jaccio” with exceptionally fine re- straint, as well as with splendid ef- fectiveness. A surprise was furnished by Gluseppe De’ Luca ag Tonio at his first appearance here in the part. He sang the Prologue well, but his act- ing of it was remarkable, I cah re- call nothing like it. He came down to the footlights, hung his hat on the prompter’s box, and addressed hith- self humbly to the audience, «: travelling clown might be exp cted play that Riccardo T Bavagnoli conducted, whole cnst would not have suffered if ¢d by Marie Mattfeld, Edith Mason, it bad been bundled into an ambu ce. There were songs about whiskers and other ancient devices that left the Goritz, Richard Hager udience as cold ax a tombstone. | erybody worked very hard, but to no end. For example, Marie Horgan, whoesang her way into the Gilbert & | “ght, pert Sullivan operettas with De Wolf Hop- per, bad nothing t Band her ate fempts to make herself a heavyweight | Lila Robeson, Helen Warren, Lenora Sparkes, Albert Reiss and Ott with sympathy and skill. “Prince Igor” was the ope rmed before anoth lomedienne of the Marte Dressler type | /@8t night was of exceptional worth Wwere nothing short of painful. Frank | Pasquale Amato, Adamo Didur, Luca Mollock seemed to think that his repu- | fsotta, Andrea De Segurola, An tation as a tenor depended upon his rising to a falgetto note—and that was he end of him! 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Ida Cajatti was an effective Nedda in voice and| etro Midisio was Beppe, | ni was Silvio, and Mr. an conducted | more for you than I | 'aree | 50c a box, 6 for 82.50, trial size @5e. audience by the familiar ist, which includes Frances Alda, whose singing | er repo her missing last Friday. GIRLS IN PHILADELPHIA wis prowoTion WAS RAPID, |Police There Detain “Detain Runaway Pair Advanced From Clerk to President | 1 n ~) of Million-Dollar Cone Until Parents Arrive to Es- From a $16 a week clerkship to the cort Them Home. | prestdency of a $1,000,000 concern in two | Lillian Lande, eighteen years old, of Years is the recdrd made by C. Louis | No. 433 Forty-nirith Street, and hoe Allen, formerly of Aberdeen, 8. D., this chum, Nona Ownes, seventeen, of No, starting his first full day as 6701 rth Avenue, both of Brooklyn, Se eee |who were reported missing by their *itr. 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James gr, who her mother was going to send her to a algned recently to tako charge of sho said, and had been ordered out of he house. “I had my school Lillian explal tlon money with “and in me; and sh for Pittsburgh to see The police have obtained no tra OF SICKNESS “Stomach Trouble and Dist Headaches nearly drove me wild dike age fgets box ol “Wrutbauivea” All Day Friday, Mc Mch. 3rd a 3rd Humperdinck’s lovely German fairy | Your famous fruit medicine, and they tale, chaste and naive in conce | Coane relieved me. To-day I am With Purchases of $1.00 or sd simple but lofty in musical construc. | feeling fine and a physician, meeting i @ |tlon, preceded the hot-in-the- mouth | melon the strect, asked the reason for 4 act dragged so desperately that the /t#!lan tragedy. It was well present Good Ay my improved appearance. I said, “J am aking Fruit-a-tives, He said, “If Fruit-a-tives make you look so well, go >} ahead and take th m. They are doing n Mrs. H. 8. WILLIAMS. 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