The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1920, Page 23

By Sylvester Rawling. HE Oscar Hammerstein Memo- rial Foundation concert at the Hippodrome last night drew a capacity audience. The receipts were waid to be more than $12,000, Will- jam J. Guard, formerly publicity di- rector for the Manhattan Opera Com- pany, and who since its disruption tne years ago has held @ like place with the Metropolitan Opera Com- Pany, made an apt speecn extolling the virtues of Mr. Hammerstein. The late impresario, he said, saerificed bis commercial opportunities by his de-~ yotion to musical art, Otherwise he might bave left a fortune of many millions, Before leaving the stage Mr. Guard announced thet Mme, Tetrazzini was too ill to sing, which was a wet blanket mn the beginning of the concert. However, there was John McCormack to rekindle ‘the ‘enthu- siasm and to give more songs than he had promised. Eleanora de Cis- neros and Frank Pollack also contri- buted extra numbers. Besides, Hmma ‘Trentini sang in costume, and Nicola Zerola, coming at the end, took some top notes with Titta Ruffo-like vol- ume and force, evoking a storm of use. All the singers, as well as the conductors, Josiah Zuro and Hugo .Riesenfeld, who led the orchestra afternately, had been members of Mr. | Hammerstein's Manhattan Opera/ Company. ' Kwartin, a Européan cantor, who, made a first appearance in America| at the Metropolitan Opera House last week, gave a second concert at the/| Hippodrome yesterday afternoon. Again he was assisted by his daugh- wcler, Anna, a coloratura ‘soprano, a ccl@chorus led by Herman Wolf and an " @orohestra under Dr. Anselm Goetsl./ ‘eve/Among the musigal incidents of the -end was a “May Music Festi- ral,” under the auspices of the United ‘Mst Regiment Armory on Saturday night, at which Alessandro Bonci, tenor, Anna FYtzin, soprano, and Sascha Jacobsen, violinist, were the soloists and Mrs. Jacobs's orchestra played. At the Metropolitan Opera House on Gaturday night Michel Fokine and Vera Fokina, the Russian | dancers, appeared, assisted by Arnold Volpe and his symphony orchestra. At Aeolian Hall on Saturday afternoon F. Heyward Hunter, basso cantante, gave a reci In a brief review last Monday of the opera season just closed, 1 said that not once had Caruso and Miss Farrar sung together. One of my readers courteously points out that the statement is an error as both were in the cast of “Tosca” on the opening night. Apologies for my un- fortunate slip of memory. FERGUSON |PROFANE LOVE WOMEN AFTER CO CONNECTICUT,| Oorps of 47 to Invade State and Try te Win Holcomb. Forty-seven women who call them- ‘ getves the Emergency Suffrage Corps of the National American Woman Suf- frage Association, hailing from all States except North Carolina, will in- vade Connecticut this morning and try to persuade Gov. Holcomb that an emergency exists that requires the call- ing of a special session of the Connécti- cut Legislature to ratify the Suffrage Amendment. Mrs. Carrle Chapman Catt, President of the association, said last ‘night that the forty-seven women will distribute themselves in the larger cities of Con- necticut and carry out a live four days’ he women will be received by Thor at the Stater Capitol in Hartford and wil! be given notice df whatever action he may decide to take. e women were entertained by Mrs. } Catt with a dinner at the Hotel 'Mc- Alpin last night. | we AMUSEMENTS ' §TRANyp “A Netionel Inotitation” ZANE GREY'S Great Picture Ae OF THE DAWN” - B. Hampton Production HAROLD LLOYD'S LATEST com! eTWe EASTERN WESTERNER.” STRAND ORCHESTRA CARNEGIE HALL, TUESDAY, MAY 4,0 & ROY CHAPMAN ANDREWS ) “FRONTIERS OF THE ) FORBIDDEN LAND.” Rasarhable tion pictures natural olen paato j SEATS NOW ON SALE. 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