The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1919, Page 27

Didur as Boris snumdn » wadience QUAKE OE A iDEN LANE 7_}} || And New Singers At Metropolitan By Sylvester Rawling. OUSSORGSKY'S “Boris Godu- noff” was added to the reper- tory of the season at the Met- Topolitan, Opera House last night. Again the commanding quality of Adamo Didur’s impersonation of Boris ‘was impressed upon us. It is a rare bit, in fact a masterpiece of charac- terization. The spell of the death ®oene is as poignant as ever. The audience sat in silence until the cur- tains closed. There were new singers in the cast. Gabriella Besanzoni, who made her debut last week as Amneris, was Marina. She was charming to look wpon and she sang well, but she! hasn't quite mellowed info the part. Orville Harrold for the first time was Dimitri. He, too, sang well; that is, when Mr, Papi, who conducted, would permit him to be heard. The over- strenuousness of the orchestra was @ handicap not only to Mr. Harrold but to all the principal singers and even to the chorus, which holds a on's share of the opera. Louise Berat as the Innkeeper, Octave Dua aa the Slmpleton, both formerly of the Chicago Opera Company, and Adeline Vosari as Xenia were the other new comers. De Segurola as the bibulous priest Varlaam, a fine sketch; Kothier as Brother Pimenn, Bada as Schouisky, Raymonde Delaunois as Teodora, and Flora Perini as the Nurse ‘were familiar. In the cast also were Mario Laurenti, Pietro Audisio, Louis D'An- gelo, Vincenzo Reschiglian, Millo Pieco and Giordano Paltrinierl, The stirring choruses were as well and a8 sonorously sung as ever. “Robin Hood” was revived‘by the American Singers at the Park Thea- tre last night, and the musical num- bers which go to torm the De Koven ‘igh mark in light opera were ren- dered with a vim and volume worthy ot men Ale” flowed in melodious defia of the Eighteenth Amendment, War Prohibition and the Volstead Act, and the “Armorer’s Song,” the “Oh, Prom- ise Me.” the chorus of tin verenade, crow, r9, the song of the old bi: all were rendering of the opera, to the role and nk Moulan, Will Danforth was the’ Sheriff, Caldwell was Annabel, Kate Condon was lame Burden ‘and Herbert Waterous was Win Scarlett. The chorus was in rattting good form vo- cally, if it did—jum like the principals on an asion or two th Director John MeGhie's Iph Nicholls, by the way, scted Sir Guy cf Gisborne. Florence Hinkle, an goprino, gave & H yesterday afternoon were many wel! musicians, Not in her best voice, Miss Hinkle by her clear enunciation, by her gifts of interpretation and by her art in programme making had a successful afternoon. Several of her songs were new, among them four Irs in the old sty’ Stefano De- dy, Others were “It pa ini, which she had to rer er embaume ix Fourdrain, ril Scott, and‘ nist at the f a favorite / known Mier Hinkle Handel's “A els ever bright and fair” and enc with H. T. Burleigh’s “Oh, didn’t jt j.ain!” Dr. Fery Lulek, baritone, not heard here recently, gave a recital at oliay Hall Inst night. A group of ongs by I. 4 rindelli, an aria from Giocond: und Iter Kramer, and were on hi pro- was somewhat ve manifestly Ponehiella’ voice ———— Arrives, New The third of the new Martin bomb- ers to make @ direct flight from Cleveland to New York for the postal service landed at Belmont Park with $40 pounds of mail yesterday after- noon at 4.12 o'clock, piloted by Walter HH. Stevens. The plane made the fight in three hours and fifty-five minutes. VAUDEVILLE. KEITH'S) MOWGAN DANCE nooner ocent ALACE wy ER SIDE |tis Broadway & 96th St. 6. BEST. VALUES SHARANTEO. 10Ne TERMS, EASY PAYMENTS MO EMPLOYERS REFERENCE NECESSARY RICTLY CONFIDENTIAL ©— atl OR WaITE FOR Ca TALOSUE RE, CANE SENTATIVE CALLS ON REQ. 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Miss Inez Hanly gives a novelty pianologue, and Miss Frances Farr and Miss Barry Melton large share of the entertainment. The story concerns a hunt for treasure/on a mythical island and is told to the accompaniment of many @ tuneful musical number and some clever dancing by an unusually hand- some chorus, ‘The production is pre sented by I. H. Herk, and was wrft- & part im it. It is excellent burlesque all the way through. —_——— “MALE AND FEMALE,” AT RIVOLI THEATRE, A NOTEWORTHY FILM “Male and Female” must be classed among the few great photo plays of the year. Cecil B. De Mille’s newest offering, shown at the Rivoli this week, reveals some of the most re markable photography ever seen on the screen, and settings that are al- most bewildering at times in their ‘lavishness. The story, adapted trom jarrie's play, “The Admirable Crich- ton,” has for its theme the not strik- |ingly new dea of the obliteration of caste among a company of mastera, » | mistresses and servants cast away on a South Pacifle Island, but the devel- opment is novel. Incidentally there is a shipwreck scene that is ao real- almost terrifying. ‘The cast is one of the most compe- tent er assembled, As the Admir- able Crichton, the butler who rises to be king on the isl omas Meighan | shares 1 8 ry and “SYRUP OF FIGS" Look at tongue! Remove sons from little stomach, liver and bowels Accept “California” Syrup of Figs only the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and most ss laxative or physic for the ht- h, liver and bowels. Chil- its delicious fruity taste. bottle, Give it without fear. Mother! You must say “Californi Advt. | NEW YORK THEATRES R 'S P| | WOStH f, Ii 4, 4. C. Mack & Co. 1” Ricardo, ‘Nolas | > ds, Vira Mar bea. 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The- odore Roberts as Lord Loam is as amusing aa only he ean be in the role of a simple, if pompous, peer, and Lila Lee as the scullery maid, humbly adoring Crichton, never appeared 80 beautiful and appealing. The rest of the roles are in excellent the most effective ing ymond Hatton, Julia Faye, Rhy Darby, Mildred Reardon and Bebe Daniels, The Rivoli orchestra plays Carl Weber's “Oberon” and a “dance poem” called “At the Fountain” is prettily staged. | ERLANGER REJOINS LAMBS. | 4 Other Managers Back in Clab. A. L. Erlanger, one of the managers who resigned from the Lambs during the actors’ strike, gone back to the club, and others are likely to follow. Mr, Erlanger was taken back by a ma- jority yote. David Belasco, Sam H. Arthur ‘Hopkins and Oliver Morosco were among the other mana- gers who | It was learned that the club was ready to take them back if they expressed a desire. Produc EL RAL cjidiainie to tamsiaaaiin Net Contents 15 Fiuid Draohm ALOmO : 4 35 Doss -35C2NE Exact ee ANTON | To-night and all week, a Thaniegiving pro- aramme of unusual attractivences ALLAN DWAN’S FILM CONCEPTION of RICHARD HARDING DAVIS'S Great Romance “SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE” The Motion Picture Sensation of the Year! A real reel laugh as full of merriment as the Wal- dort bar ts of gloom, Larry Semon In “The Headwaiter,* Ned Wayburn’s Demi Tasse Revue Pryor’s Band of 70 Pieces The Beauty Trust ftw HELP WANTED—FEMALE. YOU. If you are in doubt about just what occu- pation you should en- ter just consider this fact: Within the past nine CASTORIA For Infants and For Infants and Children, Mothers Know Thal Know That Genuine Castoria’ Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA Copy of Wrapper. Canraun sowrany, new YORK Orv. [SE OE PORT HN RITE PR THEATRES. 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