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f bina for Several minutes. “He waa Pelletier. The artixts: Mmea. Marie erally mobbed wpon the stago by | Rappokt, Vera Curtis, Kitty 1°, H d h jenthusiasts who, as y ag could, monde Delamois, Julia Claussen eadaches ' to Get Ovation | pase nr on. Pu} x ' RLD, | | ora Perini, tind Messrs, Hipolito 3 urent!, Whoever Caused by $ 0 E d from “The Masked 2 a of gems cer-} é vanni,”” and » 1 of Seville” | tainly met ‘the tast the audience. E as pera LNas | irr: top of bis tung. "How he man. | Eneores. aecepted averaged three to ‘ yestrain Stall WE aged to do it and retain the quality of }each number and there were eight hig +volco ig a mafvel, but humbers besides four deta or quar- ||] @f€ permanently relieved By Sglvester Rawling. — | tnartistic, of course. What teta, TE is “unnecemary to comment only’ by wearing correct o jetropolitan Opera Season) that to his compatriots aroused to aj on the work o1 ingers mora than lasses, dan: is to f wed pre 90, which fas lnated| frenzy! Mr. Ruifo was assisted by |to say all were excellent, save that Ma eet it ane. ‘ = Anna Fitalu, soprano, and Arthur | Mias Beale should have a ‘apecial lite ' || De our ey | twenty-three weeks, came to} Rubinstain, pianist, both at their hest | of praise of her own for her rendition jable Eyesight Examination ‘am ond on Saturday night with ajanu jw .ciacea, — lsut it was Titta| of the “Shadow Song” from Dinorah, by istered Eye Specialists. i] of von Weber's “Ober-| Ruffo that the vast audience came to — Correctly Fitted Glasses, $3 to $10 on.” last night will be remem- fsa matin Sorc tention upon her of rare degree. She ‘ts the rising star of the operatic : firmament which the younger gen- , @ration of operagoers may hope to Pon, wee in effulgence. There was 4 ‘ e@rowded house that was apppre- ‘@iative but not demonstrative. Sat- ‘\erday night audiences are sporadic and therefore frep from tradition. Be- ‘ekies “Oberon,” charming as it may he, has no “kick” dn tt. | ‘The fireworks were set off at the matines when Puccini's “Tosca” _ @erved for Geratiine Farrar’s fare- (well. That was a time! The genuine tribute of her host of admirers was skilfully manipulated until it was epun out into an inordinate length of ourtain calls, bouquet throwing, af Sawer, ‘doth dog and the flowers Ral aeany, she made a epeeh of ghaniog!' Against the rules? Remember the historic remark of Congressman to ‘Tim Cal President Cleveland: “What's the Conetitartion between friends?" Nev- erthetess, of ali the leave takings | @pread over the last week of the sea-| & @on one stands alone in significance: | ‘the sportaneous rising of last Friday | night's audience, the house crowueu from gullery to floor, t» pay tribute ‘te Caruso. | eit \ There have been grumblings that) the season has been dull, amd there.) bave been sneers that it has lacked | | .@ven one sensational production or True, perhaps. Cer- no “teal” casts such as those to which formerly we were accus- tomed were offered. Not once even @i4 Caruso and Mies Furrar appear i tosett: or, Of the new works only “Yaza’ bes aroused any whie inter- est, an.! for that Miss Furrar & the play are responsible; the music | is of no aid to the plot. But Mr. Gatti has kept ‘his promise as to me% productions and revivals, and tho has filled the company with ster- é ing American singers, for both of | sh we may be thankful. } ‘Two things are sure: Never has bere been such a busy season and never have there been so many ca- acity bounes, with people tumed away. | | ‘Titta Rutfo, the Ttaiian daritone, | had his triumph at the Hippodrome | jast night when 7,000 people cheered ' hear and, of a truth, they heard him.| | There was a d concert by Lue bered ¢or the noble singing of “Ocean| ‘The Inst Sunday 1 to the accompaniment of Wiifred Be Sea - i ————— Net Contents 15 Fluid Draohm Exact Copy of Wrapper. aa 3 old) | § | —— DAE ETE UPB [boyske at the Greenwich Theatro last ight concert at; night. Not only were her own dances | Thon Mighty Monster,” rence| the Metropolitan was an occasion well| appreciated, but those by the youn Fata treet necks, Agios Huston | cme reavtet house. 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