The evening world. Newspaper, January 14, 1918, Page 13

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Don't Miss It. it iy EXPERIENCE if q tn | ERO Wa ich wall Det Ll ‘ Was, $ ania’ ee | RIALTO GEORGE BEBAN i UX COLO MBIER < i nat r . st BAVANE in “Jules of the Strong Heart” “La Noavete idole gl A, a SE eet EB AD FASS AN *Lowt and Pound arttotes {| @ivertinad in ‘The Worid or reported * to “Lost and Found Bureeu.” Room 103, World Building, will be Heted inirty dave. y of Th . or can be { to The World. wr Cali 4000 Beekman, New York, oF » Brookiyn Office, 4100 Main, \d act opera which Mr. Gatti pre whose plot {8 founded on Oulda’s|times is startling in the polgnancy | romance Shoes.” To summarize it bri DOING OUR mone ee" OVER the TOP 4 William Norris = am | oc!] Arden, Minnie THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 14, | Mascagni’ 8 Friese pesning its, The pa ce a” he Mador e. ey, Lodoletta adr te Eanetitcare neecieiadne cea tee bargaing with her foster father, An-/ his mus At the Opera to copy it With the money By Sylvester Rawling. hday celebration Antonio falls » buys a pair of little red| Away ASCAGNI'S — reputatio yas \ ested for more than a quar- {"# Dlossoins f lingers to and a party of| women's voices by halt for ref h« ja treat to hear of sung. There wa re he is pluck=| audience Fiammen « portratt.| yy hocently. ‘The! q,,, 1 n shoes, for which Lodoletta| “Weep on ter of @ century upon his They fall in love, the opera “Cavalleria Rust ors turn theit «true that some of us have though spects her an 1 uns, ! iy Wits mont of Nin} e ainfully after him, only pd Le IMDATES ANotebt el led a villa in a snowstorm works have been heard only to be e entia he eienes forgotten, ‘Tho composer has mado and to die, fi his latest bid f£ favor his doorstep. He throws “Lodoletta” (Littie Skylark) ide her and desires to die, the Met His chief phonie | Chopin nocturne nini'# caprices Soph entertainm Among the mus’ for the first time tn America ot t Metropolitan Opera House matin yentetday wan't bet eye Wie hin that remark, |atre du V on Saturday It had its pre des I Rome last spfing, and it has been T should echt * 1 South America it may be ately iidation of the a1 at once that (he music: WhiI@) crnate musical expressior ynything but epoch making, reflects jecitimate melodious climax, ‘Time and sustains the pathos of tho|and again one is led to anticipate an by irs ’ ae ria_of st al beauty, Ab! here|at the G story, and that with the imposing |2!'4 of sheer tonal beau € ane ae rctive econ ume tit cones, one thinks. | But it doesn’t | evening cast and the attractive scenic up-; white ultimately far from jt, “Lodo- _— holstery with which Mr. Gatt! has/letta” ia a nearer approach tc staged It, a popular success for the|drama than any opera I recall. Not] violinist " ft hat there are not tuneftl passages. | thanks to work tcipated. Cor-|! work may be anticipated. Cer 1Ne ahiaren'a nerenade, for onatance, | Mr ie Co tainly the crowded house, with per-{ig a vocal gem. ilammen’s farewell a thousand peoplo turned away, | to Lodoletta, whom he has 4 it with marked approval end| sleep, is musically as well as « cally impressive, as is Lodoletta’s swan cong. Yet the Mascagni of “Caval gre emained nearly ten minutes after | the last curtain to acclaim tne * fame would have infused both} pal ¢ rs. But, then, An ic fire that cach lacks. The | s,, sare always generous [orchestral score ts lig! efits the deh composer's conception of the whole rettist is Giacchino Far werk Bue It ft at a disady rhe {ficient and rome. | ARN den| with which It reflects the sentiment he|of the touching Jittle tale. or ixteenth ‘birthday of Todoietts, a} | Geraldine Ferrar’e impersonation | Mr. vutch waif, beloved of all the villag-|of Lodoletta was fefreshing for its) is being celebrated when Miam- | naturainess and simplicity. A lovely | phony picture she made of the innocent. un- ubashed, love-provoking little Dutch of “Two Little W dience m Stra n a maiden. Appealing, too, was her| Saturday afternoon for Ossip Gabril- AS T O R IA pathos in the death scene. Unfortu-|owltsch’s Schumann-Chopin rect | nately her volco still was under the} The pianist was heard in the Keb Inf: cloud. of her recent indisposition.|mann phantasie in C a i For Infants and Children |Garuso, as Flammen, displayed inis| the sinor sonata and in Chopin's olce and h@& art at their richest and | fantasie-tmpr In Use For Over 30 Years ))..° 9.0. Pine vin cxauinive aul |p tu, major and ¢ onio, her foster-fathers De rola as Franz, the friend of Flain- pipes , nd i. ae me Li Robeson as a Mad Woman "AMUSEMENTS. Burgh Staller as an old violinist ene techniqu who kn nd Sante Man ent cast, The chi h ve in their singing and in their/by the Bos THE SKATING | \aoting. Mr. Moranzon! contlucted| Hal) ja the afternoon, j admirably. c ing f his le was Worth while, the pleture offand Strauss‘’s “Death and ‘4 the Duteh village, with its fine back- | uratio ‘ound of landseape, the more worthy, and t) OPENS WEDNESDAY Entire fourth floor for skat- ing and dancing. ADMISSION 30c. 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Detwiler, at hia studio, ‘an overmantie for the at Watersmeet, ‘and denis with | ‘The trunk of ' ¢he Actual Savin: the Forethought Hraslan sang at orchestra contributed its 8 6 opera | Sylvania Club The canvas is ‘lark Lake at # lightning, has been made an effective part of the canvas, | makes for substan- yesterday was a conce differentiated afternoon, and 4 $ ground in ita awoep of rotundity. is brought out, but the supernal- Jity of the pleture, Theatre last | happily woolpack cloud |masses are painted in high key, and rface water of the poken| Max Toren, the xeventeen-vea the ripples of th lake admirably reflect the light distance ia th nilanthropy of the tate | vas been for five y a student abroad with Auer, ma othed to} debut at Carnegie Hall on mati-| night, He was soloist with t and combinations inting {9 remark- full bed size | _ ‘The portratt of I'resident Wilson, as |recently painted Indian Crib Blankets Orchestra nA minor itage, but he dis c ta anuly qualities of a high order. 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