The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1919, Page 23

ENS : “ Barf mz THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1919. A a Vontaine richly | {zation is backed elie THEATRES. _ fans) “‘Petruschka’’ thoug _& was frankly labelled Grieux, Char 2 oy 125 women of WINTER GARD! Matinee scenee lesque in four tableaux,’ and acted wit f y jal prominence which has named R GARDEN #y',.*,..84i"s Mr ase ree ed HOt wpologize for itt) New Vork heat or ita Executive Committes Mr pase At M t li t troduci he is to be con= delicate hit of artistry than his sing. | Harry Payne Whitney, Mra Newbold e tag UanN errs Despite the fact. that ing of the dream song, the farewell| LeRoy Edgar, Mra, Chartes 8. Gug- TIIRERT * 5 -" aE Many hidevound old opera-goers left to the table the end of the second | genheimer and Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer, he hou. shortly after perform act In t duo number his voice | with Miss Annie Shingleur as Beore- ” By Sylves s ance of it had begun, the work and that of the evening's Manon|tary. The orchestra will be oom- Seatens Wassee | x “p CAVONTGRie GATE 1) jority, and may. be relic Alfred Maguenat was Lencant, over-|@ list of 300 professional musicians, — astonishing ballet by Igot) tract and to delight other worked, but a pillar of strength to| who have chosen Edgar Varese, & t d pra Ses Stravinsky, with its odd and truschka” Was produced here the company, and Marcel Journet conductor and com- a ur. a Bement Comet, A LUT LE JOURNEY | fascinating music and its strange and |e lent his noble basso to the elder | poser, na tea elit only public ap. 7 SWriuh Kstelle Winwood and. Cyril Keishih weird scenery designed ‘ona Rretigny. Louis Hasgelmans con-| Hippodrome, when he directed with L t D : W.dsSt F . he painted by J ji ducted 8 sptably as to win a| Success the Berlioz requiem in honor a Oo ressma LONGACRE | win the ae eS oe deen Henols lit is deve iman tragedy win the recalls, The libretto in [ot the Allied dead. Mr. Varese was as y 4 E Lien was ti pted and ry of th vs sted tit has & cc for the ma he opera was sung in French— | born in Paris and has dono his bit ‘ vi “ nto the repertory of the tropoli ician disc ahooked ana that of Henri Meithao @nd| in the war, previous to which he ian } UST AROUND THE GORNEN | nn! dpeca Company taet_night Al. |f cine Piece |Sonductodthe Prague, Paulterenosi IN ADDITION: Fi ‘SENT yay, GROVER, 1 wie py had se \ ENTY : MIDNIGHT WHIRL é MANHATTAN@2, 1°42. taanat MARJORIE RAMBEAU "y5US%.°° Me to $1.50. Alware £09 Orch, Saat | ‘ : . “ ” | murdered by his rival, atte, Moor. The Bost Dn Symphony Orchestra S SYRUP OF FIGS” i" sesesies “aatint, git Am acetate ‘One Woman to Another A Host of Timely Offerings for fi CHILD'S LAXATIVE saga by Micmoel Feuine t's Habeed Semas inebeceere nagta| By Resalle Rowan Week-End Shoppers worthy of this master mummer, who fifth symphony, in which, despite} What ts @ girl to do when she'r to dinnore and dances and COME—A VISIT WILL REPAY YOU himseif took the part of Petruschka. Ronfiglio was the Moor, and Rosina me astonishing slips by individual ‘em, the band displayed its vir- Ko because—well, because PLAYHOUSE jy, Mreninas jGallt was the palierias. gine large tuosity and was called upon to etand troubled with body odors? pence ee | Corea || Look ! Ottokar Harti “ho dancing Waa The prelude to. Une tocond act. at | racen ama’ Goce alway fad. the wit| AFTER ok at tongue! Remove entrancing: the movement of the Chabrier's opera, “Gwendoline,* fol- | right answer, It certainly bafies D k » | LAST DAY — - te 8 in the Russian carnival was lowed, in which Wd hy h op 5 ‘ .) —— || poisons from stomach, |sferather almirae Aiging voises of Sarita and Tostde® | Med taant netingt to Sead eet ressmakers | fore the burlesque there was a in passionate expression. Besides, YT i liver and bowels. |memorable | performance of “La there were the orchestral mite trom Muka ; ae — viata,” with Frieda Hempel, soon Fra honic poem, “Psyche,” ‘ COMEDY 4: tet. 9 a Bray vs 820) aat |to go on concert tour, alas! as Vio- ana calc’ a rhapsody in A major both We coer © Bathe Gotnaes S r I ! jetta, and De Laica as the elder Ger-| played exquisitely, in a e } TH R | night, perfume, CLIMAX=> ELEANOR PAINTE! mont. “Each of them aid some rarely | without end. And. no ‘rellet. One Sf lexquisite singing, The Alfredo was! There were two piano recitals | asTH ST. tee, gh ed ww Galle Hackett, the new (to os)|Acotian Wall yesterday, ome in tne | 47,18 . Ried Te And tet fae tell » AAT DOR hf FEP} ee wai'snd unas noe 1o'ace Tike | ketene Wy Paite orton RE |Site Vantin Saari | Cee ieee vin re ates “Perhaps tt mag be come tmpertent iste thes oan | aml Ero bc) to see a tan, who knows how tol Barth's musicianship, which Ie grow: | uve | cree eed Amolin. have overlooked nothing? Perhaps it may be some important trifle that will ba “A COMEDY CLASSIC.” Ginbe wenn on and ott a stage,” said Morrie EI Bape EM Thi Meee AL terene bot rosily was Sitcrast arier count in the making of your dress. Look over your lists again and be sure you've every | ara wy at Weer est enthusiastically. Comment upon) playing of Beethoven's sonata, opus bl a at i . BOOTH Ate Wet eR | Hackett's voice, except. to eay| TL. 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