The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1916, Page 16

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Last night, for In-| stance, “Thamar,” the hot-in-the- | mouth choreographic drama by Leon Bakst, the music by Balakireff, an- nounced for the last of three num- bers, was put on second, and late- comers missed the beginning of It, and, therefore, some of the charm of Flore Revalles in the name part and | the skill of Adolf Bolm as the Pri | First, there was the white and ch: | "Les Sylphides,” Michel Fokine's jtmantic reverie to Chopin's music, with Lydia Lopokova and Alexandre Gavrilow as the principal dancers, At the lust, there was “Petrouchka,” a gripping story set to tho amazing music of M. Igor Stravinsky, one of| the hest things in the company’s repertory. In this Lydia Lopokova was the dancing girl, Gavrilow was) Petrouchka and Bolm was the Moor,| an effective trio in “a Russian pendant to “Pagilaccl.” The orchestra | under the efficient direction of Plerro Monteux played Rimsky-Korsakow's |"Le Pouvoir.” There was @ large at- tendance, The programme for to-| night Is “Sadko," “Les Papilions” (for | tho first time), “Le Spectre De La! Rose” and “Cleopatre,” Florence Mulford, contralto, of the Metropolitan Opera Company, who gave a recital at Aeolian Hall last, night, Is to be thanked for beginning | her programme with modern songs, o happy innovation. Horatio Parker, Mnrique Granados, H, Bemberg and Alberto Bimbon! were among the composers she chose, A second group, of course, was German, and @ final one Included songs by our own Kurt Schindler and Morris Class, Mise Mulford’s voice, unoppressive and pleasing as It may be, Is monotonous, Harry Gilbert was her accompanist | at the plano, The flowers given to her must have strained the resources of a conservatory. Olive Fremstad still stands unrivalled in her Spartan refusal to receive any floral gifts { across the footlights. More power to her example. Rosalie Wirthlin gave a song recital at Aeolian Hall yes jay afternoon, accompanied at the piano b Richard Epstein, She is not an entire etran- ger to us, but most of her public a) pearances have been made in the West, where she ts a favorite. Her programme ran from Handel, thro Debussy, Hugo Wolf and Rach- maninow, to Cyril Scott, Frank La! Forge and Gertrude Ross, and it in- | cluded “The Next Market Day,” an Irish ballad that John McCormack | favors, Hor singing pleased an audi- | ence of considerable size, considering the weather. Liora Hoffman, another aspirant for public favor, made her debut at Aeo- Han Hall on Wednesday afternoon. Accident prevented me from hearing her. She is said to possess @ suprano voice that Is pleasing and promising. | There is to be a special meeting of | the People's Symphony Concerts Aux- | lary Club this evening at Washington | Irving High School. 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