The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1919, Page 21

Crimi-Sings in**fosea}' Simmons Gives Recital. By Sylvester Rawling. $ Caruso is to repeat his latest A impersonation, Kleazear, in “La Juive,” at the Metropoll- tan Opera House to-night, of course he wasn't d to appear as Mario in “Tose night. Besides, it 1s only on ra sions nowadays that he ele ng in this Puccini wera. tunity, therefore, came to Giullo Crimi to make his first appearance this season in the part. He made the most of it, im- pressing favorably the large audi- ence. With Geraldine Farrar as Tosca and Scotti as Scarpia the per- formatice could not fail to be ab- sorbing, Helena Marsh, a newcomer, Is Runyon to Continue From Jan. 13} for 1920, {fit the place? to. 20 or Is State President Case, to Act? Politicians Ask. TRENTON, N. J. Dee. 4.—/ teresting situation fas arisen in this ' wit; State as to who will be Acting Governor Mr. a dw wards assumes office, THE EVENING WORLD, T {Wife Wie. BE-GOVERNOR: "25.0, crc ernment Beer | session. Got. Runyon retain tha OF NEW JERSEY FOR T DAYS? | title or wi lor Clarence E. Case of mm, : | the ov. Runyon insist that he t Governor until Ss who has been selected by the biicans aa their choice for Benate eisinture, when St meets, will {5 i} a years’ time before he was content to offer it to as the unseen Shepherd, disclosed a os . ™ vetee of quality, For the rest the hi cast was the same as on the first e night of the season, Mr. Moranzoni % conducting. ‘William Simmons, baritone, gave @ first recital here at Acotian Hall last 4 night. There is ingratiating quality in dis voles and much to admire tn hig singing. He was especially happy in some old Englivh songs. Haydn and Handel and Brahms were among the old masters he exploited. In « } group of songs by our own composers were F. Morris Class's “To You, Dear Henrt." and H. T. Burleigh’s H rd d “Didn't It Nain,” ‘The tnteer threat- ave you ordere folgh's “Deep River” Hichard Hage: Edi 2 joigh’s “Deoy ver.” chars e= F is hee’? tasks sooo a your Xmas Edison‘ piano. ——w re : . : Fawin Franko Goldman, conductor és Offers the Solution of ON’T wait until the last minute—or you See Se cde uty eae Ste Whét to Drink” in the Home will be disappointed. Never, in all the -Position for a band by an American 4 , history of The Edison Shop, have we sold so co fr 7 com posi tior 8! y it y p 8 Fy vy oelmina) ond ond tint haa never webs ITS. popularity as a home beverage lie many phonographs as we have for this Christ- played in pub in the fact that it is true ginger product mas season. oy Hye SP powtienea —agéd and mellowed—with a distinctive : ies ath | ; vmay bein the delicious flavor that appeals to all. Son melon fot ean it = hones Coens Vp ’ march, or suite ‘ew ison for you. Lon iy Place your order today with your we shall be obliged to refuse orders. 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