The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1921, Page 31

‘ary Garden Sings Fiora; ' The Philharmonic By Sylvester Rawling. ARY GAIRIDEIN, whose genius was revealed at her first ap- Dearance with Oscar Ham- Merstein’s Company at the Manhat- fan Opera House, lo, these many years ago, was Fiora in Montemezzi's Eripping opera, “L'Amore det tri Re,” at the same house last: night. This time she was the star of the Chicago Opera Company's forces, of which now she is the impressario. Nothing that Miss Garden does could fail to fommand respect. Last year, when She ftrst presented to us her interp- Tetation of Fiora, I expressed my res- @rvations as to her conception of the character. ‘The spell of our mutual rignd, Mr. Huneker, her unabashed admirer, whose untimely death still disturbs us, seemed to me to linger over her and to subdue her last hight. For one, [ shail let erfticism pass and record merely that Edward Yohnston as Avito, Galeffi as Man- fredo, and Lazzari as Archibaldo, with Mr, Marinuzzi conducting, gave her valiant support. A lange audi- ence was voluble in expressing its enjoyment of the performance. Botto’s “Mefistofele” at the Metro- Politan Opera House last night, was enjoyed by a large audience, The cast Included Frances Alda, Florence Easton, Flora Adini, Kathleen How- ard, Mardones, Gigli and Bada, Mr. Moranzoni conducting. In the after- noon there was a especial perform- ance of “La Boheme,” with Lucrezia Bort as Mimi and Marie Tiffany, Crimi, Scotti, Martens, Picco, Mala- festa and Ananian in the cast, Mr. Pap! conducting. Another all-Wagner programme by the Philhormonic Society filled Car- negie Hall last night with rapturous and enthusiastic devotees, By stretch- ing the calendar a bit on dates, the concert was announced in commem- fSration of the death of Richard Wag- ner, who passerd away in Venice on Feb. 1%, 1888. It did not need this excuse, for the war period of soft pedaling on German music has re-. acted into a new Wagnerian craze, seemingly more violent than ever. Mr. Stransky gave his audience an extra large allowance of eight num- bers with excerpts from “Siegfried” predominating. His reading of the scores was full of sharply drawn con- trasts in tone and tempo, producing striking effects. The orchestra, too, reveled in the music, working up in brilliant manner the Wagnerian cti- maxed and letting loose at times brasses and bassos that made the hall reverberate with sound, if not always with harmony. 2A LEAPS FENCE, FALLS 75 FEET Bian Plunges to Tracks Despite High Picket Guardrail. William Harrison, No. 280 West 48th treet, was taken to the New York Hos- in a erftical condition this morning falling over the 75-foot wall at tae o¢ West 65th Street to the railroad tracks, A nine-foot picket fence, rises fiam the top of the wall and Hafrison muat have climed over this fence. Dr. Dursee came with the ambulance from the hospital. THE WORLD’S AD. 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