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= . Hadley’ 8 Opera *: On Cleopatra : By Sylvester Rawling. 66 Leo. TKA'S NIGHT,” \* fee by Alice Leal Pollo Saution’s story, was produced af the Metropolitan Opera House on Satur- ay. afiernvon % erowded house for the premiere | werformance by coupling it with! Like the nine’ operas in English that Yad preceded it since Mr. Gatti be a8 head with respectful a nd| feature Mr. it elleited generous applaus he | close Mis, ollock Hadley Were called be r e nh with thé principal - singers, ‘the conductor, H and the sing: oy ont and Mr. Had- ley made thanked ev the audience. The tale ts an exotic. Cleopatra with Mark “Antony forty miles away, the air -like an oven, the country | parched by drougtit, herself afire with | fove-longing, cuts short a celebration | and js rowed down the Nile on thi royal barge to bathing p confides her loneliness to her attendant, Mardion, who has telling her nion, hopeless love for Meiamoun, a “bruve lion hunter. An arrow | across thé river drops at} en's feet, frightening her; but agiow by the message it T Jove you!" As she ig about to step into the water the man who PHOTOPLAYS. = re D WWAY & (TI ST. WILL ROGERS Best Comedy, “Water, Water Everywhere.” O. Henry Story—Review, fired the arfow (Melamouh, of course) | ca aee from it. which di sion t The fervor with) placed his name high in a ro his hopeless pas- ger to love, and he (morning, the nigiht herself nnd C neope be thnawn to the eautifully set ix this, the first, act and imposing is the second,/on the terra there 4" bacchanalia At é fn Opera in two acts) with Meiamoun 4 Cleon. ra by “nis by Henry Hadley, the text! tin k after Theophile | Keepy his vow, drinks the poison and dies just as a messenger, from Mark the latter's ap- orders that her | was alluring to eye and ear, although some of the music did not give her opportunity to display her voice 4 irst Time we Alessandro Bonci, the famous Ital- ian lyric tenor, unheard in New York ng in “The Masked | Chicago Opera Com- | pany's forces at the Lexington Thea- | begs him to live. voice and his art proved unimpaired. —_—_————— CASTORIA For Infants and Children ‘| in. Use For Over 30 Years Cattle Gatti had assured | Of the dead man, she turns to greet the conqueror with, "Yes, my Antony | ‘The music that Mr, Hadley has con- “wagtideci,” in which Caruso sang.|ceived for the clothing of this story cannot fall to command attention, in form St fulfila the does not glow eer it was well with In the most important by far single Hadley misses a great NATIONAL Music Snow |: AND FESTIVAL The most compreherisive*musical display ever held anywhere—occupying three entire floors. ‘100 EXHIBITS—50 CONTINUOUS CONCERTS Famous Artists in Edison Recital Hall, and Aeolian Recital Hall Ampico Salon each afternoon and evening. GRanoCenTRAL PaLace FEBRUARY 2"-7* INCLUSIVE 2 P.M. to 11P.M, — TICKETS FIDST Time IN ORDA FORM AWATHA'S WOU ay 100 PEOPLE - ~ ORCHESTRA °F 80 Bway Tl 0 JALTO Square Be BROADWAY aa inces®>, DANGEROUS HOURS | “PARDON ME”, “00%, Muses! Comaty Girls THEATRES. PHOTOPLAYS. 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