The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1918, Page 17

D Bevertt Postponed a Week. m4 performance of “When a Moeller Needs 4 Friend,” which was to have boun CASTORIA In Use For Over 30 Years cant bears 7p witie « oath llitee PHOTO PLAYS. Yonkers, N. Y. Bronx, N. Y. Bronx, N. Y 4 by Maurice Tourneur i a Bid All Star Cask a This Week at the Various *TOEW THEATRES In Addition te Regular Programs tor the First Time MR. & MRS. CHARLES cue.n 6 " wt Otter 6 Program. Their, Lae, Of TATE ARMS” THRATUE: | At dtl St & AM. te 1PM PLAZA 303: CONSTANCE TALMADGi|— “Le Prophete,’’ Hofmann, Bauer And Philharmonic By Sylvester Rawling, exquisite moments of song, these the exponents of the principal | characters made the most. Caruso, a master in either tragedy |Jose Mardones were an effeciive trio of Anabaptists, Leon Rothier was a sonorous and dignified Count. Mary Meltish, Cecil Arden, Marie ‘Tittany, Veni Warwick, Ananian, Reiss, Malatesta, Laurenti and Audisio were in the competent cast. | Mr. Setti's chorus was admirable, or comedy that is obvious, Is not in-| herently imbued with spiritual divi- . Yet his Jean of Leyden was) conceived loftily and from beginning | to end he sang with exceptional beauty of tone and with rare artistry. | Louise Homet, who is singing bett than ever this season, was a Fid whose dramatic exposition was admirable as her voice was compe! ling. Claudia Muzio, as Bertha, sub- 9 to the overlordship P ~ politan Opera House on Saturday afternoon, amid a nd of music, calls for first mention because of somo tionally good singing, blatant, sometimes banal o WE COM A Story of Mystery and int ifuef lavored y e Romance of Love and the Cheerful Side of fthewa: A Romance of France and America \ A Baffling Mystery A Sweet Love Story Introducing The Veiled Princess SEE IT AT THE FOLLOWING THEATRES: Nov. 26-27 (Tuesday and Wednes- day) ORPHEUM THEATRE, a(Per shing; 1917) Nov. 29-30-Dec. urday and Sunday) THEATRE, 60 W. 116th St., N (Friday, Sat- Nov. 26-27 (Tuesday and Wednes- day) ODEON THEATRE, 145th St. and 8th Ave., N. Y. C. Nov. 27 (Wednesday) COURSE THEATRE, 191st_St. and Concourse (Fordham Rd.) Nov. 27-28 (Wednesday Thursday) ELSMERE THEA- TRE, 961 Southern Blvd., Nov. 30-Dec. 1 (Saturday and Sun- day) SHEFFIELD THEATRE,308 Sheffield Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 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Dvorak’s | pretty stag HLBY PIGEON POST} RUTH CHATTERTON | LONG.LEGS” || VANDERBILT loavio WAK P m NDAY, NOVEMBER tive and impressive than that which Mr, Gatti presents in Munster Cathe- Gral during the coronation ceremo- | nies. ‘The ice skating scene was) marred by the nervousness of soveral | vt the participants, Josef Hofmann, at his first plano recital of the on in carsene Hall on Saturday afternoon, before an that crowded to the limit ditorium, | excelled oven himself. played in a mood of lofty elevation, His per- formance of Beethoven's sonata, opus 101, was one of great plastic beauty. layed Chopin's F sharp minor polonaise like a March of Destiny. In Scariatti's pastorale and capricclo he displayed infinite charm and fresh | ness, Moszkowsky’s “La Jongleuse” he tossed off like iridiscent soap bub- bles. He finished with Liszt's twelfth rhapsody, usted, the recital hav- ing been given despite the order of his physician, Harold Bauer was the soloist with Stransky's programme included tho Rimsky-Korsakoff symphonio suite “Scheherazade,” MacDowell's twin let and Ophelia” and ‘Carneval” overture, ail well played, “All Seats Sold” was tho placard that faced late comers, Francis Rogers, baritone, gave a recital in Aeolian Hall yesterday af- | ternoon. His programme in with Handel and ran to compositions by American composers of to-day. It was long and varied and Mr. Rogers interpreted it with the intelligence and intimacy to which his following is accustomed, He was accompanied | at the piano by that past master, | Isidore Luckstone, Yvette Guibert, at Maxine Elliott's | Theatre last night, presented a pro-| gramme of the songs of French sol- diers fr rom Joan of Are to the present day. was at her happiest and, best use allied to her incom- | parable t was the inspiration of pa-| triotism. 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