The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1921, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1921. Scotch Tenor lodk upon, fell mhort yoouly in the| When her capacities can be discussed | flat und the No, 2 In C major made , first act, but was Imipreasive in the| more extensively. second. Her “Visi d'Arte" was sung y * 3 Philadelphia Or- () (eo) “Sin sin’ To a’ admirably and her acting was im-| Olen Samaroff, at Acolian Hal! . d, gave an inter- 9. SC pressive and convincing. Bcarpia waa|terday afternoon, started the fi esting, Inform: Jk on the Bee- ° impersonated by Georges Baklanoff, | her eight recitals that are to comprise thoven of this early period, ey kta Awe an excellent concep- = = 7 of the character. with many! By Sylvester Rawling. touches of originality. He was hand- capped, ax uil porttayers of Scarpin ee OBC Was the opera that the} —not ing the distinguished Chicago Opera Assoclation| Freneh artist, Maurice Renayd—must presented at the Manhattan | be for us by the standard set by An- Opera House } . | tonto Scotti. In the cast were Con- ast night. It intro-| stantin Nicolay ae Angelottl, Vittorio ' Guced Joseph Hislop, the Scotch! Tevsin as the Racristan, ‘Lofovice tenor, much heralded from Stock-|Oliviero as Spoletta, Sallustio Cival holm, London and Chicago, as Mario| #8 Sclaronne and Phitine Faico as the . " | Ssepherd. Mr. Marinugsi conducted. | Motgchatipre He proved worthy of! with a better appreciation of the| is reputation. Fi voice has lovely| acoustics of the house than he had lyric quality and dramave eMciency, | on Monday night. He is the youngest looking Mario, Prika M t slender, alert and graceful, i Srika Morini, a young violinist from ounat Sraceful, that 1 cA) furope, supported by a symphony en nthe first act his ardent em-| orchestra directed by Artur Bo- braces of the diva, impersonated by| danzky, made her American debut at Yvonne Gall, were refreshing, and ego Hall baptised Bes oat fe sa n these days of invasion by a host venti Kissing between the two) of young and mature fiddlers of varied —well, well! In the second act, the| capacity she stood out a shining mark Raturainess of his acting was con-| of virtuosity and musiciansitip, a vincing, und in the third his wwan| Personality to be reckoned with. Her| aa anlivs | playinge of the Vieuxtomps conve Bong was delivered with fine taste. in E major was remarkably effective. | faces wwever, he fell Into the In-|/ and in the Mendelssohn concerto in artistic Malian habit of stepping out/E minor she f ABRAHAM-~ BROOKLYN Use the A.& S. 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