The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1921, Page 15

Titta Ruffo As Rigoletto; | Week-End Music) By Sylvester Rawling. genoral director the Chicago Opera Association, we “on her job” at the Manhattan Opera ¢ House on Saturday night Been no such br Fuption of a performunc Pato” could have taken place which happened after the third ‘The frenzied Met between the Jester @nd hie daughter Gilde had stir #he crowded house to a demonst t lasted several minutes. And then, The lightest musica) sunday of the eut to find friends with their hip pockets friend,” a French boulevardier te explain to me. him couldn't be printe symplior onducted white visiting here. Who was Rigolette Roditiencence of Mr was conducting, was played, Duc rto, violinist, wastthe visitin: Metropolitan Opera House last ing the solo part in the | island concerto and some|ent to speak briefly at 1 o'clock. positions by Goldmark,| Gross receipts from noonday meals with Frances | served at all Y. W. C. A. cafeterias at the piano.| throughout the country Evelyn Scotney, Or-| will go to swell contributions to the Danise | fund of $34,000,000 whieh the Buro- (< seeking to raine ¢ 3,500,000 ohijdren 34 Ruste! ntral Burope. Mrs. =F John D. Rockefeller is Chairman of pianist. gave @) the committee in this city. She has reached by letter 500 of New Y ; Most prominent business men, urging them to drop i e - hoven, Mozart. Franck, | teria during the lusee hone uaa saying that he k ences want and « and crition and Art may go h words to thu! effect is patient and 1c img, but in the jong run The Titta Rutfo whe eletto on Suturday night was Titta Ruffo whom { went Philadelphia to hear at his American Sut wome years ago | 8 praise of him t hat I wrote then, Much of che velvet of it hax beer Tubbed off by incessant shouting t¢ His interpretation, Aeolian the galiery gods. however, remains « masterpiece acting, although tending rence Maobeth sang & suavity and loveliness of yas the Duke, Aeolian Hall, Marguerite a Rohemian pianist, gave a) ethoven,| gramme were some Mexican folk- At the | songs, arranged by Hanna van Vol- ‘day uf-| lenhoven, a Dutch pianist, who ac- tenor, a| companied him, and made one forge’ an, gaye a recital, The| the immaturity and ineffectiveness of ting that fine artist “THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANU Edward Cotreult as ’ orin conducting. Florence Easton, of the tovely volve |I¥e Pe and the amazing repertory, a vert | pillar of strengih to the Metro ny, was Lsolde night pert eof ide.” sung h St. Louis contrato, making a t the ; —+— nn) by : cant of Hosa Pomclie, Marti-|Will Have 3,500,000. “Invis- De m Didur, Jeanne), ~ . + tM a ible Guests,” the Starving each | Children of Europe. number of concerts was | cafeteria to-morrow, ‘arnegie Hall Jand corpora rectors anc fork, spoon and “one Day” in the Y. W. C. artist | 6 ‘ouncil {s t «lon Saturday veld the attention of a for more than two + | business associates. ®- | mate friends wil | Including Mrs. W things on his pro- | Mr. Romero's voice HREE YEARS AGO White Owl was a new- comer. Today it is 'proba- bly the largest-selling cigar in the United States. When you smoke one you will understand why. The outstanding value in White Owl is indicated by these facts: The filler is carefully-chosen, thoroughly aged leaf. The wrap- per is of imported Sumatra. 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