The evening world. Newspaper, October 17, 1921, Page 11

in a very fine vio- | THREE KILLED, MANY Hx, Com: | the London Zionist Bu INJURED BY AUTOS ,,' IN, SBE: | omar work, any a their finger on any one of Baas - Nee, ae Car | ay SF NN humerous themes, though Mr. Dy whee. and; Le, Ch , McCormack Returns to) ros 8 this is a wrong atilt ie ity. tour . John McCormack Ret 0) rore gays fi Afty-four, a thd ‘Viadinite dabotingkh, orean Pr. Damre talks D | evs of No eBhin. PRas ewishh Legion which fe \ = Hippodrome Like “A. prover medivm. next ono is on |Widow. Of No. 89 tlowe Avenue, Va British agulnel thw Turks wi Pare: Sonquering Hero, Bac ck) "Wat DEUS SALE LAL SAI CS aS RASH SHUN ct Sh this canine ptaRIheR, wiTl“eall tthe C ac! ‘alk were injure perhaps mortal 1 from, Palestine, while From the W. ” 1 Si i Stopak was heard in a yee qh tWo Alutomobiien: crusted tos P jon from ik vest ewe Ha Ol ars” and Sings reeitat ih ( Hee ett tune qadies, gether at Passaic Avenue and Belles | ONDON, Oct. 17 effect tho Balfour is Old Songs and Some honest and straightforwat in style ville Turnpike in Kearny, N. J,, Just thon, headed by D a Ba leatlne; New Ones in a More Than - The Duerkes automobile turned | Satisfactory Way. | _ There were two American debuts | over twice, settling bottom up at the | ah | Ruturday that deserve mention. In| sige of the avenuo fifteen feet from | Oy Fake BW, | Acoli haga Rosze ress from where it wan hit. | y Fran . arren, bs = ‘ ta | | Wher “ohn McCormack stepped! line Her as too thin and) feur of No, 2 ‘olumbla avenus, = to the Hippodrome stage last evo-) Wer ce Slips jn her | Philadelphia, was, kilied, and his : : n ’ \ Jo tine the huge audience grocted hina} ‘tonal sume {mie | mother, Mrs. Mary Young, atty-ve, Clever conceits in women’s low Pe chen ho were a conquering her9,| tgjous pe ck from the wars, Jokn;! wheraas, | tor the past few months he merely | hhas been billeting the famous Me- Cormack vocal apparatus prepara- tory to its winter's campaign. The popular tenor is little changed, elther in his physical self or in his singing style. His is the build of a varsity guard, accentuated by the expansive ed to her, but te young lady has the marks of a| q Virtuoso, | ropean pianist, filly Ney, of the gen- tler sex, played a Beethoven pro- gramme. This lady caresses the key- board and has a nice feeling for the | musical phrase. There was nothing profound about her performance, and it may be that a majority of the au shirt front and the white vest that|dience was a ell satisfied. She is! Whis Source in N.Y, State, ° . Rekyev uat acuply over ols sree | Worn heneln | qunaxv out iteiv we fe ce we ANgly in oxfordsor strapsat$9@® $10. Cormack —er—diaphragm. And the| ' ports asiness depreasion, | voice that charms has lost little off ., woman Falls to Her Death, [ing busi fon tax ¢ ite savor. The tenor last evening found somo difficulty in dislodging it] siz’ stories from the roof of her home from the contines of his throat, but! iate yesterday, and was instantly killed. | he had warmed up nicely for the Ir:sh| According to her husband, she went up| folk songs. By then, too, the more! on the roof to dry her hair familiar numbers were beginning tol petiet that while sittin creep on apace as encores. “Mother| ing she lust her balances. Machree” had been voted in with one! district, up, missing; an cn+ — thusiast has encouraged thes with a “good boy, John," shot the auditorium, and ng f old, of No, 602 West 146th Str fell ar the cop- of his art were two old Italian si that opened his programme, and_ group of Russtan numbers, done. Donald McBeath, a sisting artist, reappeared violin, rmer wth his | 3d Avenue and 121st Street 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue An interested listener at the Me- Cormack concert was Charles Hack- ett, American tenor, and last yea , With the Metropolitan Opera, Mr | Hackett is just back from the Pa- elfic Coast, where he has been singing | with Antonio Scotti's opera forces. Mr. Hackett said that in San Fran- | cisco two weeks ago he appeared Ma performance of “Madame But- terfiy” with eraldine Farrar and Scotti that attracte in money, $29,- 00—which, he believes, is a “Butter- fly” record. The huge assemblage 9% Inspired the sin that Miss Farrar told her associates it was the | best performance of the role she had n. Scotti agreed with | ner. Mr. Hackett further said that! the soprano’s voice this season, after | an honest rest, !s in much better/ condition than it has been for sey- eral years. Re-enter Walter ondividual entertainer. At Aeolian Hall yesterday afternoon the familiar orctwstral conductor returned to his old love and delivered the first of his’ planned explanatory recitals on the plano of Wagner's Nibelungen Tri logy. Judging by the size of t dience, many have been hur waiting for this musical dis mobody is better equipped than Mr, Damrosch to serve it. The lecturer knows his story, tells it delightfully, {ilustrates it on the piano tn words of one syllable and injects enough humor to relieve the ntal strain induced In the attempt to follow the supernatural doings our prehis- toric forbears. people; where they with you, or invite dancing. may thei Achievements are always IMITATED. But imitations always fall short of the perfection of an original. Especially so aa regards genuine “Ground Grippers’’— the ORIGINAL “‘straight-instde-line”’ and ‘‘flexible shank’” shoes for Men, Wo- men and Children In English Brown Mahogany. 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