The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1918, Page 20

ae 7 Sima semeninemnanates] Se aaah aianiedeaeneaeteeneo te were De Segurola, Reiss, Fiora Perin!, Paitrinier!, Laurentl, Reschigiian, Au- ‘As Conductor of \”*: Boston Orchestra) ),ygs WeGREERY & 60. By Sylvester Rawling. Mth Street PNRI RABAUD, the French composer-conductor, made & hotable New York debut at Carhegie Hail jast night as eager of Special hedtette. “A crowded house. grected \VI CTROLA OFFER im With a warmth of welcome sugh a New York kudiences invariably esto upon a distinguisned stranger, ter “soe Star-Spaugied Magner, Aioh disclosed something of his ‘uettle, tae demonstration was con- dued. ‘Chen there was a settling ,OWh to absorbed attention, abd keen osérvation of Mr. abaud's person- ity ahd musical worth, On the -ret count, he is tall, spare and dig- hé4, Commanding, without manner- sma; on the second, whatever di- ersity of opinion there may be ).mong professional musicians and fithes, the cultivated audience ac- jaimea bim a master and established Fim at once a favorite, Mf. Rabaud did not try to feel his vay by starting with an overture. ste plu into one of the greatest . Caymphonies, Beothoven's third, the ‘Broica.” He read the work with an Wundéfstanding (hat was noble, with jan Inelseness and a clarity that are a lecting no detail, but always ‘onserving it to the Whole, The t march was virile o9 well as 001 the scherzo went atripping avith fhiry lightness, the horn trio, “deliciously played, was kept in its proper place, the finale, taken Almost “it @ gallop, was never slurred or olurted in the rapid tempo. Bome- Ring, it is true, was lacking of poetic ination in the Interpretation. TefRavaua seems to be essentially abademic. One of my colleagues who went 16 Boston for Mr. herent = jal performance there put it aptly by i that Mr. Rabaua's admiration was for Necthoven the classicist, not og montores the romanticist, stot ya) te Jeunesse d'Hercule,” imaky-Korsakoff's caprice on Span- veh themes. in these compositions, as wll G8 in the symphony, the orches- tra @owed a restoration of the qual- ites that, for long, have made It ine fer orchestra of the world. ern tribute to Mr. Rabaud's genius, weeks. 5th Atenue With a Purchase $5 in Records of we will place this $80.00 Victrola Outfit has been in contro! only a few in your home on the payment of $1 Down Balance $5 per month Puccini's “Manon Lescaut” took its im the season's repertory at the tan Opera Hotes last night. rmanee Was distingu! ‘the virile impersonation and the fe si of Des Greux by Gio- lll, He waa rivalled by ja, whose Manon is « fine ‘and who also sang well. 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Muffs of Hudson Seal, Special at 8.75 length, shawl 197” Di 00 Bay 295” Muffs of Dyed Skunk and Natural Raccoon, 15.00 Special creations, stunnii ae — Announcing (Saturday) A Very Remarkable Offer of Novelty Dresses | Reduced from 35.00 and to 45.00 i | Models of the highest merit in Georgettes, latest Velveteen ] Satins, Serges, Tricolettes, Poiret Twills and distinctive combinations, in the newer shades. Announcing (Saturday) a Very Special Coats — Sale of Fur Greatly reduced from 45.00, 50.00 and 65.00 from the designers, Pompom Cloth and in a wide ran lar colorings for Others at 42.50, Inimitably beautiful new coat models peat recently received luxur- iously trimmed with fur and made up in ultra fashionable Broadcloths, Silvertones Crystal Cloth and Burellas In the smartest belted styles of popu- id winter. Trimmed 2 4-50 Sees “Bald” 57.50, 67.50 up ‘odel, '” 657.60 $37.50 Pi Seth caseneenettaenecseenne es aia EMBER 6 Holiday Sale of Clever Creations at Special Prices in ge Some very clever new creations, designed espe- cially for little folk, in the latest materials, belted styles and pocket rovel- ties; wonderful values. Others 18.75 and up. Girls’ Coats ih What a Toy-fairyland it all is! Saturday, and bring the children! Fition toys Celluloid Toys | Rocking Horses on platform, Games . it $5.09 to $30.49 | Woolly Toys Baby Dolls, Special at 98c. 1... Bde to $13.89 $1.50 blond or brunette wigs; undre: Witb knitted sweater out 46, regularly $2.25. _ A group of higher-priced Coats from our own stock, com- bined with a fortunate “special purchase” of very good-looking new Winter Coats comprises this sale collection. Skunk Dyed Opossum, Nutria Natural Raccoon, French Seal j{] All the Coats are stunning, desirable models made of very good wool broadcloth and velour. 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M. of Its Christmas Delight Thousands of Toys, Dolls and Games to See. Santa and the Little House to Welcome the Kiddies. Some of TOYLAND’S Many Attractions $1.15 to $24.93 Lae aes ++ gBBe t9 $2.68 | Stearn Engines | Pianos .. .S4e to $21.00 || Toy Soldiers 4c to $21.00 | Dolls, dressed and undressed, 16c to $32.98 20 to $15.98 Regularly $1.49 A remarkable offering: rhe oth composition Dolls, with moving arms and legs, and INAN 7} | iN ee } oa Vaated core N jo © Kinds that will resist the STR | Private Subway Entrance, Hoyt St. St /For Your Saturday Christmas Shopping ‘ Day in and day out, throngs of happy, eager children have reveled in its attractions, and, as Christmas draws near, it grows in interest and fascination. All the new Toys that America has made are here; there are multitudes of delightful Dolls, and there is so much room, and brightness, in which to enjoy it all! fi better time to see, and to choose from its fine stocks, than at this very moment! 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