The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1917, Page 14

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Caruso in ‘Aida’ _ Starts the Opera is 2 ° . Is the greatest remedy for wosucns ills known |i fi At Metropolitan Ny Syleester Rawling. an of of a day, or of w week. 1 ate for twenty-three week It ta ar event! No matter how stronaly th poation and disciples and lovers o pure munie may protant, during th period over which it extendas It o'er topes and dwarfs ali other musica! | efforta. opera Ho, the opening night at the ecomen ah oor de jay ment upon the work, thr singere and the presentation until af ter the wathoring and mrating of the audience has bean recorded. Cynion have remarked that review anion that co THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 138, 1917, nie wae a eran, A lone nd enthered mand by Telok me the delay i but mak that Involved the eollee- hin for the Government » enny on & Mirwt trial, Hon on aucewed The rush of motor ears, days when there * carriages, waa the ame. Inwide, an usual, the atandees vehind the rail were firinly intrenahed norried ranks before the seat. idera began to arrive, When the urtain was rained at ton minutes ten minutes of grace hav. | will be lows fF “ n the olmht w g been granted—there were not a Jozen poople in the boxes, The whole of the firet act Was more of less | polled by the advent of late comers. 40 much for the maintenance of tra- | ore of an opening night at the opera | dition, might mereotype their introduction» | jut trained observers coma not fall and repeat them year after year, the | to notice differences, - O incidents are #0 much alike, In the | *d¢ for instance, there w er of onlookers to wi main, that ta true, As on other Orat | (ial euch as, tor # ee to mark the opent: on. No police guard, mount- , ed or afoot, necessary, Only | people who wi ot In were present. Pt jong Broad- way pursued the even tenor of their when by the end of the house had filled to the limit and the lights were turned up, | none could fail to see that the “glit- plors in gowns were in the | There was an unmistakable air of sombreness. And, perhaps, most sig- nificant was the dearth of men, Not ‘in the boxes alone were these things noticeable. On the orchestra floor galleries the same condi- | tions prevailed, One moment filuminated the eve- ning. At the close of the second act, when the curtain was raised after | call AMessagetoMothers who are Weak, Anemic or Run-down Only a mother knows how hard, sometimes, is the burden she has to bear. Day by day, patiently and cheerfully, she shoulders the mani- fold responsibilities of the home— often neglecting herself in the effort to care for the welfare of others. 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Amato in bis enthusiasm | broke the shackles that confined his hands as the prisoner, Amonasro, Caruso struggled manfully to main- tain his part, holding the words and the notes before him. The women, ike Amato, didn’t need such ald. The orchestra did its part well. Now to the performance! admirab! poured gall It was Caruso, as Radames, th his golden notes prodi- | acted with fervor and intelli. gence, and maintained his steady growth in artistry. There were some | of the dilettant overheard expressing | thelr views In the lobbies between | the acts who hemmed and hawed and shook their heads. Begone with you! This Italian tenor, tho like of which neither you, nor your fathers ever heard, Is in his prime, Thin’ for a moment, of what the Metropo: tan Opera Company would be without ni But, a word in your ear, Mr. Caruso, South America has sent you back to us f——-. 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