The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1920, Page 23

Mary Garden’s Familiar Thais; Whitehill Back By Sylvester Rawling. M ARY GARDEN'S vital, superla- tively sediactite impersonation of the siren of Alexandria in Massenet’s opera “Thais” cast ite “peli over a large andience at the Lexingtoh Theatre last night. fn no essential particular has she altered it singe she chove it for her American in ‘the happy days of Oscar Hammer- stein'’s kingship. If only she would refrain from using her arms so in- sistently, in her posturings, as that erudite critic, our dead friend (hers and mine), Algexnon St. John Bren- Farrar, simply dressed and unob- trusive, watched the pi from a stage box und was in it, applauding generously, remind- ing with eloquence Garden's singing, by the by, was exceptionally good last night The cast included Forrest Lamont, an in- different Nicias, the voluptuary Gustave Huberdeau, a competent Palemon, head of the Cenabites; Philine Falco and and pretty slaves Claassens, a Constantin Nicolay, the surly watch- front door. Mr. mson and Deli- Saruso heading the cast attracted a capacity audience to the} Metropolitan Opera House last night. | ‘The “favorite tenor was at his ‘best, both in voice and action. Margarete Matzenauer, for the first time this| season, was Delilah, singing glori- ously. The performance was marked by the return to the fold of that! jarence | sterling American baritone, Whitehill, whose impersonation of the High Prie: was significant by wwe reason of its thority and the fine; quality of his singing. In the cast) were Paolo Ananian, Jose Mardones, Octave Dua, Pietro Audisio and Vin- cenao Reschiglian. The ballet, led by Lilyan Ogden, was finely effective. Mr. Wolff conducted “Ruddigore,” by. the Society of ‘American Singers at the Park ‘The- adre, started on its fourth week last night with no sign of abatement in public interest. This stunningly at- tractive Gilbert and Sullivan opera is ‘well cast, well sung, and master- fully conducted by John McGhic The Etshuco Tr lias Breeskin, violin; William Wi Aurelio Giorn!, piano, subscription concert at began and Haydn's trio in G major ended the programme, Between th two numbers, an unfamiliar trio F minor by Volkmar Andreae was rmed. The playing of this trio, which is both scholarly and interest- ing, was enjoyed by an audience of good size, duly appreciative, Edgar Fowlston, a baritone from Canada, gave a_ recital at Aeolian Hall yesterday afternoon. In an aria 0000000000000000000000000 “Just a Suggestion” of “Eddys” Sauce f makes the greatest b difference in the flavor of the soup, “B stew, omelette, gravy or salad. At Grocers and Die Stores. E. Pritchard, 327 Spring St., N. Y. Again Selling at Pre-War Prices me, } pose aa “ are Comfortable and Serviceable Tht “tae Well and Feel Natural || Seu that witheiand the i hore ot mastication, yk ‘all Porosie n Bri age Work, Bleed-- ~ ‘gee Cured. | Vyorrhes ‘Treated, Orooked Sa re eee, sa Bowe? ob Sunda. 1 to Painless Extraction Gas or Novocain ‘ ; ebitdren, Dr. PERLBERG 272 WEST a STREET Moder i Work. is ‘Terms J ome ae beg ‘was accom- Me at the organ by Gara 8. Pried. Invgroups of English, inch, | Russian and Hungarian songs, he, companied at the piano by! yw" {to please the most exac ting 0} it im pation hounde. ular bird number, Sitting wutterdies. whos | sturdy—oh, so sturdy Guan jazzed igeted—and The entertainment began with a Gokiwyn release; “The Loves of Pauline Frederick Hains. Ince, as Abraham Lincoln, reg- | imtared, gdod in “The Land of Oppor- Sara Rey! >. “ALL-GIRL” REVUE AT BROADWAY THEATRE MUSICAL STRIKE The “Powder Puff Follies of 1920,” an a@il-gitl revue, with pretty girls, nimble limbs, skidding shoulders and oolorful costumes, made its bow last | night at the Broadwefy Theatre. THE EVENING WORLD, Tu —— was presented by Hugh Jansen, with! Musié and tyrics by Edward E. Breir hand Edward A. We Fifteen nrusical ELTINGE as well as a te ot dgbut atthe Manhattan Opera House | * non was wont to say! Geraldine ing us that “Our Mary” isn't the only “our” io Whose genius we are glad to pey tribute. | Hector Dufranne nde of Athanael, | the monk, an im; ve figure, sing- | ind grace, Miss | ALSd Ay, ‘cello, and gave a second lian Hail last night. Brahme's trio in B major Children Cry for Fletcher's ASTORI The taieatt You Ha’ ture of Chas. 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