The evening world. Newspaper, October 4, 1920, Page 19

—— —— ae Saige * NewIrish Tenor, = Tom Burke, Sings At Hippodrome By Sylvester Rawling. OM BURKE, an Irish tenor who | "rot Max mB) Berlin at Age of 83. has won favor in opera at Covent Garden and tn concerts @broad, was introduced by Father Dufty at the Hippodrome last night @s “a good fellow.” A large and friendly audience greeted him warm- ly. Anticipation was keen. It had been whispered that his volee was Phenomenal, and that he was the equal of John MeCormack as a singer of Irish ballads. Too much heralding is Gangerous, There was disappoint- ment because not all that was ex- pected was realized. Nevertheless, Mr. Burke his a voice of quality that has been well trained. ‘8 Prayer.” Despite his seem~- ing assurance he was nervous and his delivery of it was ineffective. When he came to his Irish songs, though one missed the brogue and the blarney in the “Next Market Day” and the “Ballynure Ballad,” he ‘was more at ease and sang with charm. But it was in one of the added numbers’ that he was at his inging of the “Donna ¢ mobile,” in voice and in expression, ‘was « treat, Frank St. Leger was Mr. Burke's accompanist at the piano, and assist- ing him were Helen Scholder, ‘cellist, and Francesco Longo, pianist. Leo Ornstein, pianist, and Helen Yorke, coloratura soprano, were soloists with Modest Altschuler's Russian Symphony Orchestra, at the Lexington Theatre, last night. Mr. ‘Ornstein played eli's con- certo in D minor with no little ap- Preciation, embellished, of course, with some Of his own mannerisms. He added a Liszt rhapsody in re- sponse to the insistent applause. Miss Yorke eang the ‘Caro Nome” aria from “Rigoletto,” and added Strauss's “La Primavira” waltz, The orchestral numbers, which were all Russian, in- cluded Tchaikovsky's “Marche Min- iature.” Altschuler’s “Soldiers’ Song” and Rubinstein'’s “Trepak.” There was a large and enthusiastic audience. Three new violinists were intro- duced this week end, all at Carnegie Hall. Yesterday afternoon Mishet Piastro, an Auer pupil who has had experience abroad, assisted by Josef Ader at the piano, played Car! Gold- mark's concerto, opus 28; Handel's sonata in E major and a group of smaller compositions. Hia playing was marked by virility and sound musical feeling, His tone ts big, though Inclined to roughness, He made a distinctly favorable im- pression. In the evening, at the aame hall, Mischa Viotes!. also assisted by t_the piano, played the Oscar Mammarstela’s ot NHATTAN GRAND “OPERA vere House Krenings at 8.15. t, Mat, Stohenpela” Rat “Popular Prices, 800 to $2.50, ones AS Thareday, Oct, 7, 0.30 P.M. rear Chie ALM. AS Mat. Jules Dather, i a] 70 CO. ‘TO cer Hudson River by Daylight/Pi DATE _DNCLUDING, SUNDAY, y OCT, 24TH ING. ees a Irving,” “Hendrick Hodson,” ‘Raber: Fulton,” “Albany,” “De Witt Clinton” io Service Magy 1921, Direct rail connections, Ad) through gia ince. “New Yo York aid Albany wea bation Savina TIME. duly, i Went fa Bb ae & tious et 08 ie Bear Mountain, | Wes wi hs {ees ae tNowbu {i"Siton “Potet, Catal" Be gry ‘Meturo steamer ome day poluts arked f IDEAL ONE-DAY OUTINGS, Telesbone Cana) 9900, Day” Line Desbrosaes Bt. y. New York BQIAL BUNDAY TIUPS on Oct 10 SPEAR Ming, Deobronsos Bt, 9.40 Mead’ Bt. 10.00 A, Mt; W 10.20 A. Mi; Yonkers, for Hear Mountain, New: “n oughkeepsie “und return to SON RIVER DAY LIN®. Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc, to BOSTON METROPOLITAN LINE All the way by wator VIA CAPE COD CANAL Bi camers leave Pier 13, North River, Sorray St Phaoe Barclay ‘000. (Daylighs ‘Pune, font of Murray Daily at 5 P. M. by Ee : Huson NAVIGATION COD c OMPANY BATTERY Keansburg Boat sis a) AM 450 Pak Hexie trp Bate Sune 30, BEAR MOUNTAIN W RIVER NIGHTLINES wens AUS Any: arRoy he ai after death. EDWARD T. Edward T. Hughes, who had deen en. | geged in newspaper work im this city ‘and Philadelphia for many yeara, died on Thursday night at the home of his! wife's parents, Mr, a tel, Reading, Pa. Mr. Hu, In New York and educate els Xavier College and Fordham versity. Mendelssohn © minor eonceliS the Bach prelude for violin alone, On FAMOUS CO BPRLIN, Oct According to Rudolph Bochco, , lay afternoon aasieted by Alexander Stock at the’ re. played Saint-Smens’s concerto in B minor, a Sindig suite and sev~ eral smaller compositions. ——————— COMPOSER DIES. ih Passes Away in 4—Prof. Max Bruch, the famous composer, died at his home here carly yesterday aged eighty- three, An erdent Nationalist, patriot And hard-shelied Monarchist, the octo- genarian was crushed by the loss of the war and the drought the republic, but he recovered suMelently to compose two quintettes and one octette for strings last year, his last published works. revolution which friends, Prof, Brucis leaves an interesting musical estate, Including manuscript scores of two un- published comic operas, dating from his best period, “Jery and “Araudine of Villa Bella. of his death Prof. Bruch refused to mE these to but told not care w ished, He Ame EMPIRE worked different times for, the ald and the AMUSEMENTS. 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AR or depard $7.94. SHADOW PROOF SATIN PETTICOAT. ye ae $1.36 COTTON TAFFETA PETTICOATS ........¢. $4.50 FLOWERED FLA! EL: ETTE KIMONOS ,.,......3,27 a we ‘S ENVELOPE $2.48 WOMEN'S eae PETTICOATS $2.48 Miase , LOOMERS .. $7.94 GIRLS’ A! 4. $2.97 WOMEN'S SILK HOSE— Oxtrh GOO ocesccesivecees 5 $1.95 1 hein wid SILK GLOVE: ES WOMEN'S OR CHILDREN'S © a0 lave HANDKERCHIEFS— Aj Frnksine said our reg. .04 and $1.08 %4 dos. .74 | 66 $1.96 CHILDREN’S ONE-FikeS PAJAMAS~—4 to 12 years. $1.47 TOTS’ RO} tori 8 CREEPERS—to'6 $2.24 edt TUB D ESSES_ to 6 90 SRT: $7.97 ‘WOM: ILVER MESH BAGS 5. N’S PART tres: UNDER. es material are pul ct, CABINET "OF STATION. our reg, $1.85... wERY-4e sheets and 48 $10.50 COLORED UMBRELLAS 37 et. PURE LINEN CLUN} LACES Dept.-Third $19.50 BO’ 's EXTRA A TROUS"R 3 etecss 4 LOUNCINGS SUITS—9 to 18 years......18.00 | 10 to 24 et. NOVELTY #3.96 JUNIOR Ys" SUITS— PEARL BUTTONS... .card 6 id 1,97 METALLIC CLOTH. ..1.3. Mf x OYS’ PART-WOOL UNION 1.50 BOYS’ SHIRTS— SUITS— 12 to 14% neck.. Our reg. $1.97....0se0g0+--.47 $1.48 BOYS’ BLOUSES size 4 years— @ to 16 years,...........5% 95 | our reg. $2.47... 6.cseceeee 1,83 $5.68 NA Y BLUE TRICOTINE— | sizes 6 to 10 years— BAIN WIEN cs Aina senses! OUF Peg. $297. ..0.eceneees 2.23 $2.38 ALL-WOOL STORM SERGES-—50-inch wide. .... Larger sizes 1,77 | 47 ct. DOMET AND CANTON $5.38 ALL-WOOL VELOURS— FLANNEL 27-in.-bleached ,33 Belioh (aoe nleai sass $12.94 WOOL-MIXED $3.58 MANNISH NAVY BLUE BLANKETS 2.24 | $6.94 WOOL.FINI SERGES...54-inch wid DOWN.FINISH $4.28 48-INCH BROA| OTHS . 3.24 BLANKETS .... «| $11.23 SATEEN 1.67 COMFORTABLES ........ 7.57 $3.25 NEW DOWN PILLOWS—- | CHARMEUSE . 2.27 20x28 in. to 26x30 in.— “ 7 40-INCH LONGCLOTH— our reg. $6.27 to $7.47—" yard plece .sscseseeees 3. 3.77 to 5.42 Last week of Fall Sale surpassed itself with a wealth of unusually large reductions, among which are to be especially noted these attractive values in new blouses and sweaters, BLOUSES Dress Blouses—new models in pluin or checked mignonette in navy blue, brown or black— these show long or three Crepe de Chine Blouses—neat tailored styles in good quality crepe de chine in white, fiesh binck— Store Open 9 A. M. to & P. M. HEARN | w f the < 3 SALE ~ LJ et. vated et, ‘APS 6 et. #1 1.97 F~ et. 35 et. OUTING’ PLANNED: « 67 ot, and 77 ef NEW F sigs New ) DRAPERY FURNITURE “VELOU) #304 (NEW FALL CURTAINS |... $125 FINE WILTON ” om , Third Floet'l UID ee $1 : GRULUTS oe sks sa cae 86 ct. DOUBLE EXTENSION" RODS—extends 28 to 54 ine. SF | 43 et, EXTENSION RODS— extends 28 to 56 Ing.—single. 33 98 et, CORN FLOOR » BROOMS | OPAQUE WINDOW SHAD! 6x3 feet-—dependable dene our reg. - 7x3 feet—our re 68 et, TABLE O1L ‘LOTH— 478 MEN'S WINTER $34. 75 J OVERCOATS .......55 - 127.00) $17.50 rayty GRAY y RAINCOATS .......- e005 $2.96 MEN'S Chott HATS. $4.45 MEN’S FELT HATS. . Fine grade felt — w - es in all wanted sin ~ long and room: ke $2.95 MEN'S PAJAMAS. $245 MEN'S UNDER- Household Linens Table Linens _ DAMASK LINEN DINNER S: 66 in, x 84 in.—one dosey cloth n@kins our re BLEACHED LINEN DA! SET—hemastitched, cloth 18° if, long—one dozen napkins— 5 our reg. $17.50. ..... LINEN DAMASK cLoTH— 62 in, x 62 In— Our reg. 87.95... - 06.15. BLEACHED LINEN D. DINNER SET~-size 72 in, x 72 —our reg. $60.00.. Towels * | PURE LINEN GUEST TOW! our reg. $1.68 HAND EMBROIDERED QUALITY PURE LINEN Hi TOWELS—our reg. $2.58.. 1.97 . COTTONS BIRDSEYE—(10-y: piece)-—-18 in. to 80 in, our reg. 82.74 to $4,47— 2.36 to Exquisite Silks 40-INCH IMPORTED PRINTED: CREPE DE CHINE AND RADIUM SILK’ 4 do-incH STRIPED CREPE BD CHINE . h quarter length © sleeves — afso tuck-in Georgette blouses trim- med with filet lace, hand em- broidery and drawn work white or flesh. our reg’ $10.68 and $10.97.7,75 Blouses — black ponginette or white linen — tailared — neatl made—our reg. $2.18... .1,5; our reg, $4.94 and $5.97. .3, 1 White Madras Blouses ~~ prac- tical, wel! made tailored styles for business wear — showing cordings, braid embroideries and button trimmings — some have stitched collars our reg. $2.94 2.20 40-INCH MPORTED PR! CHARMEUSE 27-INCH IMPORTED BROCADED SATIN, 36 INCH IMPORTED “PRIN TIN ... smartly trimmed with brushed peacock and black 5.85 Worsted Sweaters—Tuxedo style, revers and cuffs—~in brown, buff, turquols QUE TCH. BT.Obsrccrcercoercertaronoepeeperserecencsvonne MORNING SPECIALS—To-day and To-morrow Until 1 P. M.) buying, quantities restricted, No Mail or Telephone Orders prev | Neotine 88 $1.99 T. 35-Inch. 2.26 floral, allover and verdure Soft on finish——good' assort ve, tan, blue and | ment yet and evening eolora, SILKS—MAIN: FLOOR, | 57 et. Sede Kimono Crepes AY BASBMENT, $247 New Serim Curtains 1! 40 ca nnd insert of wide hem. inits Shae eoulae temaneie aides $2.37 Muslin Sheets . ++ 0 OT) + BARBMENT 1x90 fem weave av. eral Nene Calta SiASHMENT. * Marseilles Spreads siue—aatin fnish-—verious APREADS— BASEMENT. $3.50 Merceviaed Damask Napking..2,97) Vorie! d—varioun patterns, " % 4 double brenat- | ts in all wool 18 youre ike ay ap Brook Black Silk Lisle Hose, .76 loned~-regular sizes, YOSLARY MAIN FLOOK, eC ILWil tame ce 1.88 | $59.00 New Seamless 7) to 42 ine eprunas Gungundy, inster and Velvet Rugs 47.00 cat Soprchaged, myrtle, navy 9x12. ft.-Medailion, Onsntai and black—fine Dies ama carpet Ret, designe ofan P HL 36:INCH PRINTED ‘RADIUM SIL pecial 1.95 and 2,28 ° sBINCH WASHABLE SATINS.......+++ 75 to pe $6.75 36-INCH TRICOLETTE oeoesesrsers $4.28 40-INCH CHARMEUSE 40-INCH CREPE DI DE oun | 40-(NCH GUORGETTE CREPE ...0- +s sere c serene, 35-INCH SATIN STRIPED AFFETA | 38.1NCH COL'D TAFF 35-INCH COL'D TAFFET. 40-INCH GEORGE IIS ; 36-IN. C ‘ON POPLIN... 35-INCH Ht EAVY QUALITY ATI Fs v0, 40- SANCH BLACK CHARMEUSE wane 38-INCH BLACK TAI T. | 40-INCH EXTRA HEAVY | BLACK SATIN. cctasssaed PAON AND SILK rack 40-INCH porte At VETS . 906,08) (5.00. ahh 21.00