The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1920, Page 23

SCHUTT 8 Chorus Sings At Metropolitan By Sylvester Rawling. URT SCHINDLER and his Schola Cantorum at the Met- | , fopolitan Opera House last night repeated the concert of Span> ish music recently presented at Car- negie Hall, The size, absorption and appreciation of the audience miust ‘have convinced him of the wisdom of the action as it justified my sugses- | tion in this column that ho take it. ‘The folk songs of the Basques and, from the Asturias, the Holy Friday | music in’a Catalonian church, and) the Catalonian country dances proved even more fascinating upon a second hearing, the choir pronounced ‘them more eloquently and Mr. Schindler, it that were p was more in- tense in his conducting. The lovely vole. of Rafnelo Diaz again was heard in solos and an added feature was the admirable playing by Arthur Rubinstein of some modern Spanish piano, music by Albeniz, Granados and de Falla = \ Pablo Casals, the distingulsted Spanish ‘cellist, and his wife, Susan Metcalfe, the well known American soprano, gave a joint recital at| Aes Hall yesterday afternoon tor the beneftt of the Maternity Centre Association, Mrs. Casals has not been heard in public for a long time. It was a privilege to hear her sing again if for no other reason than for the gracious quality of the art with which she embues her voice, She | wang, to the admirable accompan sment of her husband at the Handel's “Care Selve," Beeth “In questa tomba oscura” and M. zart’s “Non so piu cosa son” with | Fare fascination. Mr. Casals, assisted Nicolai Schneer at the piano, gave | @ masterful exhibition of his playing | in Beethoven's lovely sonata in A major and in some Schumann com- positions. CONCERTS AND MUSIC. 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WASH GOODS—BASE ixed Crepe de Chine and evening #hades, BRICS—BASEME' MORNING SPECIALS—Tcday and Tomorrow Until 1 P. M. 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Men's Balbriggan Underwear... .54 Shirte with short sleeves—doudle~ seated drawers. MEN'S SHOP—MARN FLOOR, $5.50 Men's Felt Hats.......-..-..3.98 Stylwear make—brown, gray. (] reens and other oolors—new Spring models. /EN'S BHOP—MAIN FLOOR, 15 ct. Shelf Oileloth. . te 12 inches wid and white, 1 HOUSEHOLD SUPPLLES—~THERD FLOOR.” 85 | $1.07 Bleached Sheeting and cassimeres in mix~ waist ous style pock ears (O--THERD FLOOR, 81 inches wide—eoft tinisiy—tor full aize beda. BAD MUGLING—BASHMIDVE, 23 et. New Sash Curtain Mustins,.... 16487 With lace edges and colored or] a lace ingens. ¢ | $3.97 New Carpet Sweepers... Antique ftintsh—e rubber Bred heel