The evening world. Newspaper, October 31, 1921, Page 19

r “| (CIN THE REALM OF Music} y } i By Frank H. Warren. Yesterday was ideal for the peripa- totic musle reviewer. Twice, after- Boon and evening, the concert and re- eital patrol found its beat running from the Hippodrome to Aeolian Hall, te the Lexington Theatre, to Carnegie MAN, to Town Hall. Of the forty events planned for the week, Bunday @isposed of nine, and there was much Joy in the land. Efrem Zimballst's violin recital at Carnegie Hall not only brought this excellent fiddler back into public view, but also contrived a bearing for a} violin concerto by Ernest Schelling, an American pianist. It Is good music, and Zimballst, tho Russian, played \t with a hand of tho free epirit. In the evening at Carnegie, Mme. Johanna Gadski, whose dramatic s0- prano has been silent, publicly, for five years, once more burst into song in @ Wagner programme, assisted by the Philharmonic Orchestra, led by Mr. Stransky. Of these three—Wag- mer, Stransky, Gadski—the™ greatest Mast night for the audience was Gad- aki. Her reception by an overflowing audience was a whooping demonstra- ‘don that refused to be etilled until i@ had “out bravoed” itself. Mme. Gadski, appropriately enough, Responded with. Elizabeth's “Tann- bauser” aria “Greeting to the Hall,” etter which she was deluged with Sowers. She also sang arias from “Lohéngrin,” “Walkure” and “Tris- tan and Isolde” Mme Gadski has heen singing for some years, yet her yoice last night was better than one bt have expected it to be. Her istry, of course, is too solidly built give way in such a programme. Shifting to the Hippodrome, John (oCormack 1s discovered entertain- ‘mg a typical McCormack gathcring with @ well selected collection of) wongs. It is at the risk of losing a) ,000 prize that we state that’ Mr. MoCormack didn’t sing o single fal- \stto note; In fact, he never has sung ene. He himself has said it, and it’s freatly to his it. The popular enor was in better vocal trim than at bie previous appegrance and his @udience, that included Archbishop Curley of Baltimore, who comes from Mr, MoCormack's home town, Ath- tone in—let’s see—in Ireland, showed symptoms of extreme pleasure. Walter Damrosch agafn hung up the fiddle and the bow and the baton, took down his piano and his score of Wagh Walkure” and delivered the second of his instructive recitals on the “Ring” in Aeolian Hall. The audi- *moe overflowed right up to the legs of the piano, So keen is the country- ide to be counted in on these Wag- nerian elucidations that Mr. Dam- roach the other day was requested | of by ‘a lady in Birmingham, Ala. to} tK send along his score so she might In- terpret {t to her fellow town Wagner minus Damrosch Naber Galli without Curci. 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In- terpretative sense, as shown ip bis management of the Brabms sonate in D minor; by Martinelli, Metropoll- tan tenor, Nita Morgana, soprano, and Vasa Prihoda, violinist, in a joint pill at the Hippodrome; by Ducl de Kerekjarto, Hungarian violinist, who found favor here last scason for captivating style; by Solomon Golub, singor and poet, in a programme of his own works, several of which are of excellent grade, and by the Stutt- gart Opera singers, twelve in num- ber, just In from Germany, who gave & programme of German numbers to an audience of compatriots at the Lexington Theatre, CONCERTS AND MUSIC, MANHATT ANSE ere & 1ST. COMLLAPN THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOB R * CHARLES id WINTER GARDEN “2 AdthSt, Theatra,S, ALEXANDRA CARLISLE AND COMPANY *LA SYLPH & CO. * LILLIAN FITZGERALD * CALLAHAN & Pages * WALTER WEEMS * MANY OTHER STAR ACTS- T. 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For the greater convenience of customers we reprint in this condensed form a por- tion of the Hearn offerings which appeared in Sunday papers for Monday's and today’s Evening Journal or Sun for list of other items. FOLLOWING FOR BOTH TODAY oa! TOMORROW Distinctive Dresses For Women and Misses— were 824.79 and $27.78...18.73 Were $29.78 and $89.78. ..23.73 Women’s and Misses Suits Special . 24.50 $56.73 Women's and Misses’ Trico- tine and Yalama Suits ...39.50 Women’s Corduroy Robes— were $7.94...... oes. 6.65 Sizes 86 to 44 $10.50 Extra Size Corduroy Robes —sires 48 to 52 8.85 $4.47 Box Loom Crepe Negligees ...... 3.77 Silk Jresey’ Petticoats— were $4.97 .......... 2.68 $39.73 Women’s Velour Coats PES UCT REE Gre) 29.85 and Misses’ e $10. $12.97 and $18.97.... Women’s Flannelette Underwear $2.68 Women's Extra Size One and Two Piece Lectin tte Billie- birkes . +. 2,28 $1.97 Wome Extra ‘Size ‘Flan- nelette Nightgowns $1.48 Women's Flannelette Separate ‘97, Nightdresses ............ .28 Fur Coats Hudson Seal Coats—(dyed muskrat)—value $395.00.339.50 Marmot Coats—-40 inches long—value $126.00.......87.50 Near Seal Coats—40 inches long—value $185.00 143.50 Children’s Fur Sets 3,24 to 16.50 Women’s Untrimmed Velvet Hats—were $2.95..... 1.85 | $2.48 Crepe de Chine En- velope Chemises 1.95 $2.48 Radiun Silk Bloomers— all sizes . 1.95 Suits and Coats For Boys and Young Men $12.60 Boys’ Suits—-with two pairs | fully lined trousers- 7 to 18 years 8.50 $16.50 and $18.50 Boys’ Mackinaws —sizes 9 to 18 years— Very Special 10.50 $14.50 and $16.50 Boys’ Two Trous 9 te y 11.95 $8.74 Boys’ Mackinaw Coats 8 to 17 years 6.50 $22.50 and $24.50 Boys’ Overcoats 12 to 18 years 19.50 $27.50 and $29.50 Youns Men's Two Trousers Suits sizes 82 to 38 chest. . 23.50 Dept.—Third Floor. Warm Things to Wear for Baby’s Winter Special Purchase Babies’ Fine Silk and Wool Shirts sizes to —were $1.75 ta Infants’ Silk and Wool white only-—sizes to 3 yrs. $3.97 Babies’ Buntings Toy Specials Jointed Dolls 46 | Mechanical Toys Special .46 $1.23 Junior Chemist Sets 96 97 ct. Wonder Blocks and Mind Builders Women's Gauntlets Silk Hosiery a Women's Glove Silk 97 Men's All-Silk Hose Men’s Underwear | | Special purchase 1,648 pieces of | men's winter weight underwear— value $1.95 finer quality Men's Heavy Cotton Union Suite .35 Men's Clothing $37.50 Men's Stylwear Suits 29.75 1 sizes 30 to 46 4. 888 $2.97 and $3.47 Women's Part ates! Union Suits 1.87 ct. Boys’ Gray Fleece Union eae size 6 years Rise 7 cents each size larger Silverware $4.95 Silver Plated Bread Trays 3.25 $16.95 pr, Sterling Silver Candlesticks 10.95 $8.95 Cheese and Cracker Dishes 5.95 $1.25 Glass Syrup Jars ‘87 § Silver Pepper and Salt ere 6.75 were S4Y5 pair 3.45 76 Special 1.50 | £28 | Dress Goods 84-Inch All Wool Mixtures—with velour finish—-were $2.48 1.58 | $2.48 and $2.97 50 and 54-Inch All-Wool Tricotines and Polret Twills 2.15 $1.98 56-Inch All-Wool Poplins --1.48 $1.97 54-Inch All- Wool Jersey 1.56 $2.48 40-Inch Charmeuse 1.95 $7.97 Three-Piece Carving Sets 5.00 $1.97 Imported Hair Clippers— slzes 1-0-000 Embroidery Art Speciale 94 ct. Pure Tie Silks........ i Se ocurenrreior neice, 84 ct, Lace Trimmed Scarfe — Special ‘8 $2.64 Stamped Bed Spreads .2,25 were .60 hank... . Black and colors—8%,4-o2. ” hanks. WPT,—THIRD MLOOR. 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Nainsooks —36-Inch Good weaning agents for under- WHITE GOODS MAIK’ FLOOR 97 ct, Lace Trimmed Scarfs. .68 buffet and dresse! DECOMATINE LINDSS--MAIS PLOOR $1. 75 Napkins Hleached mercerized med—18 incher TINENS—MAIN FLOOR 78 ct. Turkish Bath Towels Ileavy quality— hemmed TOWLIS MAIN FLOOR $4.97 Silkoline Comfortables Attractive designs—cott slze—well 30 ct. damask— 44 3.17 on filled atitchad—win- nt Hit ates —n \spMeNt 18 ct. Cotton Tewelings. and OWELING. MAIN PLOON Extra Size Flannelette Petticoats Hive und pink « WOMEN 8 UNDBUWE $1.67 Sheets. the ASBMB 78 ct. $4.98 Bed Spreads | $10.50 Boys’ Suits | 1.28 | No Mail or Telephone Orders. 43 ct. Unbleached Muslin... .21 34 inches—exztra heavy. MU SLING—BASEMBNT 44 ct. Absorbent Cotton... .29 16-08, roll—for surgical and fam- 7 1 MAS vaLINS —BASEAEENT. 87 ct. Imported Curtain Madras 46 46 inches. wige—double, bo borders. RAINS —BABEM $5.97 Fine Velvet a 3.88 Yxb4—-medaliion and small car- pet designs—-blue, rose and tan grounds. RUG6—DHIRD FLOOR. . 148 8 fo 17 yaare—all wool— brown, tan. green, heather p—majority have extra LOTRING—THIRD FLOOR. j $1.48 and $1.69 Men’s Winter Underwear... 1.22 Light and vy weight—shirte or drawers. y soft Anigh—all aizes, 82 to 50 MBN'6 UNDDRWEAR—MAIN FLOOR, Sizes | $1.48 and $1.65 Men's Woven Madras Shirts 1.22 Hair line olored stripes on white p! ‘ SHIRTA—MAEN £LOOK. $1.00 Men’s White Cambric Handkerchiefs .75 Box of 6 Large spoke stiteh HANDK EROMIEPS—MALN FLOOR. 75 ct. Women’s Initial Handkerchiefs — !4 do: While tupe burders—sheer qi NDR ERE Tors ALN MLOOR $14.25 Cowhide Suit Cases trap 10.00 brass lock and 2 SCT CAsbsTHtinp $1.07 Pearl Handle _ Serving Pieces FLOOR 58 ea LADN PLOOR, Winter Coats 8.00