The evening world. Newspaper, November 30, 1921, Page 23

Mme, Claire Dux, Chicago Soprano, Gives a Concert In the Metropolitan. By Frank H. Warren. The Metropolitan song birds taking ‘Tuesday evening off, as usual, it ®eemed an appropriate timo for Claire Dux, a soprano that the Chicago Opera Company imported this year, to step in and fill the gap with a con- ert of her own. She had the support f the Philharmonic Ore: a fected by Richard Strauss, and was Ustened .to with keen interest by an @udience in which the local music polony was well represented, For Mme, Dux, fair to look upon, known abroad as “golden Claire,” would be &n ornament to any organization, So- brano de luxe is Mme. Dux. But, asa singer, the great to-do at- fending her debut here is not at all clear. It may be she has ay operatic Voice but her selections last evening and her singing, mostly piavo throughout, were not convincing. Reference to the Chicago repertoire hows that she has appeared only in “La Boheme.” In « number only Agathe’s aria from ty did she let her voice out. Here it ‘was a fresh organ, full of life, but Mot sure of the pi Noted also in pian Suzanne's aria from “The Mar Figaro,” and the four. Strauss songs with orchestra were couched in the wame quiet key, and free of any great ‘warmth of tone. On the other hand, t tion * was much + PHONE OR CALI TO. JALESMAN Wry ont LINE OF SAM 5 Pe. Suits Keupholscered tapestry oF Teaanevette sti Fimo: i irames Polished al. Tike new. « 870 5-Pc. Slip Covers Any size: Belglan damask 98 or Vo cretonne. 85 Furniture Collected, Delivered & Stored Free. Our Offer Applies to Long Lslaud, Staten Island ane Serve, ce 39W.14St. in Evenings BELYN BRANCH 1449 41stST. WHY TAKE A CHANCE? O artificial tooth can ever give the service you get from your nat- ural teeth. Don’t tamper with con- fection dentifrices. Calox—The Oxy- gen Tooth Powder —is absolutely de- pendable. Alkaline, antiseptic, cleans, whitens, preserves. Order large size for greater economy. FREE sere toy for stiterat sample of Calox and instructive booklet te ing you all about the proper care of the teeth. McKESSON & ROBBINS porated 1 Fulton Street . New York City AMUSEMENTS. Leet Gnosis RIVOLI. B'WAY at 49th STREET —AND IRIALT Lo TIMES SQUARE In both the big theatres | under the direction of | Hugo Riesenfeld Next Sunday, December 4th “Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford’ The Great American Picture From The World-Famous Piay by George M. Cohan Put on the screen by Frank Borzage Director of ‘‘humoresque” A Paramount Picture Presented by Famous Players-Lasky Corp. Settings by Joseph Urban | — | | Continuous tn Both Houses is Noon to 11,30 P. M. IN THE REALM OF MUSIC to admire. Mme. Dux has that ex- ceptional gift, a true feel'ng for sing- ing, that tides her over weak spots, and she has the style and the good {aste of a prima donna, Her voice Is high, she takes her upper notes easily, though they do not appear to carry well, and her graciousness would win any audience. It certainly found its way cross the footlights last night, The portion of the programme al- ready mentioned, increased by the Vorspici to Strauss’s “Guntram" and the overture to Wigaro," by Strauss’s other favorite vomposer had lulled the audience intu a state of near coma, from which it Was aroused by the final Liebes scene from “Feuersnot” of the same Mr. Strauss, Ernest Schelling, American pianist, yesterday made his reappearance on the concert stage in Aeolian Hall. Being an artist, Mr, Schelling Georgia Caine in “The O'Brien Girl” at the Liberty, says: “Tam delightea with Noonan’s Lemon Cream. It is wonderful. ly refreshing for the con plexion and is a fine cleansinz ching, Cleansing be the Tube tts Drug Stores, B. Co. Abrananh able dealers, 5 Ias Ses AVES0% | ——— NIGHT, DEC. 11, at 8.15 GALLI- alee MGT._EVANS & SALTER Steinway Plat | TOWN WALL: SATURDAY AFT. at 3, Dee. tal by SASLAWSKY Russian Baritons, METROPOLI TAN Gata TO-NIGHT AT Navannaise Hated CAVALLERIA, Hanbwan itaNo USD AMUSEMENTS, NEW AMSTERDAM. WEST 42a St. Even, 81 ATS. WED. & SAT. S60. to $2.20. we Haha ZIEGFELD Te MARILYN MIL. IRERR y.\ LEON ERROL 1 NEW AMSTERDA NE TIEGED MIO IGHT > WILL ROGERS—LEON ERROL. EMPIRE v2 & 40, .)stare wed. sat | BEST SEATS wine thn, MST Sea Guititte’’’ oe MAKER HENRY MILLERSTIESC3F OTH TARKINGTON tras “TRENT MSE ST ANGERS BELASCO West 44th st » Lenore Unie KIk} CORT THEATRE, w. 15 i Wiuh RUTH SHEPLEY and Notabe Cu a COHAN ENEATES & Ww =?) oe PERFECT FOOL” CxQ ina SATUMDAN. | Seats’? 5000 MORNING DEARIE peut ake, GLOBE. "cs, 935 ym at the & Sat MUSICAL SENSATION TIMES IN SPANN.| GOLDEN ‘ GAIETY ire atk DAYS» aN HAYES scrapped 1,000 ships HUGHES ZS Soi Cc “THE O'BRIEN GIRL" corral 1,000 laughs nightly, LIBERTY day, 50c to $2.00. LYCEUM “5,! ‘THe “pDAVID BELASCO LIONEL ATWILL onan poke KNICKERBOCKER, Htuarway, and vights f.20—Mats, Wed, (Pop) & Sal, WANDERING JEW MIGHTIEST, DRAMA OF THE AGE. MUSIC BOX % 9 BERLID'S “MUSIC BOX REVUE" MH. HARRIS 2 Gist, Be 8 SIX CYLINDER ‘LOVE! With ERNEST TRUEX, DULCY ;: LYNN el KLAW fi Hin AAO. vs “Beate Selling 6 Week Punch&Judy fist 5,0 Mae, SHUFFLE Mone EVENING el. Col. Extra Midnight Performance TO-hE 18 at tise, 1921, EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, and Peralta, and Gigi! and Didury nani (“revived" at the after eighteen years) on Thursday, s, Ponsells and Messrs, Titta Ruffo (first appearance opened his programme with a Bach group, interesting to the musician if not thrilling for the layman, which Bach fashion. | “Carnaval” revealed Schelling’s penchant for color, Four pleces’ of Granados’ and three of Chopin con- ed his programme. ette Le Fontenay, on the upper notes and not always under the best control. lian Hall in the evening had trouble with the pitch in her opening num- Her singing also lacked finish riday afternoon, with Mme Boris Godunoft” Friday evening, with Chaliapin, for the first time in America in : “Tosea’ at the Saturday matinee, wi Miss Farrar and Messrs, Martinelll and vening. with Mme. Easton | Scotti. " will open the fourth f the Metropolitan season next Monday night with Mme. Jeritza and ir. Harrold in the leading roles. Other AMUSEMENTS. Jolson’ 's 59th Sts AL JOLEGN in Bobo" PLAYHOUSE ¥ West AMUSEMENTS. CENTURY—LAST 2 WEEKS SOTHERN-MARLOWE be WINTER GARDEN | 44th ST. THEATRE| 10 STAR ACTS. Twice Dally, 2.15 and 2.15. 39TH ST. Taste, ae # Bway. Raat iubuseader Bw ‘BLOSSOM TIME BELMONT", Ed |48TH ST. THEA, Eve. 6.30, Mate, Thurs, & Sat WE Ziris With MARY YOUNG snd JULIETTE DAY. THEBAT Coneaans, w. 48th St. Mata Wed. & Sat. 2.30. “ES, THANK-U NATIONAL Ling tat" MAIN’ STREET REPUBLIC Uotess Wek Matinees Wed. and Sat., ‘Ze MAN'S NAME ELTINGE Wert 424 St. Rrenings, §.20. Mats Wed and Sat, 2.30. THE DEMI-VIRGIN| 4TH WEEK AT LEXINGTON 1 THEATRE. ASTA NIELS APOLLO * THEATRE, Ww. nTS OL MANNS THEATRE West 45°57. {We 850 Maks Wed Sut 230) Bytart of | ALLAN POLLOCK ® “A Bill of Divorcement” With JANET BEECHER, NORA BAYES ‘hea 44th. W Ustad Sete ‘te * “HAMLET” sont MusioLarae besyeesed Orchestra. WICE LEXINGTON THEATRE, CENTRAL > THEATRE GUILD PRODUCTION: IFE "S* SMILE 5. ‘Maxine Elliott's *1%.,”" | (eee 8.30. Mate {ame FAVERSHAM ty T PERFECT CAST OF THE SEASON. re, Broadway at 47th Bt, TNUOUS, Noon to 11 P. Bt MACK SENNETT Presents “MOLLY O” MABEL NORMAND Goldwyn's Sensational * THEODORA Meriorie Rambeau in “Daddy's Gone Aiea: . SILVER FOX BOOTH Sree Sun St, Hives, 8.0 36ist & Ft) ims eth n M GREENWICH VILLAGE FOLLIES 1921) ig vf TED Lewis, at “HERNAN, TRENE, JOE MGORDON DOOLEY. JESSICA HIPPODROME, SUNDAY | "Arthur Hopkins Prevent “Anna Christie” with PAULINE LORD Arthur Hopkin Pre Lionel Barr: in “The Claw” with IRENE MATINEES ima. AND 8A “We Guarantee Satisfaction’ ae “It is Dickens transferred from pages of the book intact to the screen, author himself, managed to achie Perhaps they did have his guidance, characterizations are marvellous and the applause att: Charles ¢ Dickens’ » York Times critic “An exceptionally good Has what so many of its contemporaries characterization, characterization. Harriette in The New York Tribane, How any actors, without the guidance of the kens characters is more uve directed the picture in spirit. ested that they were duly appreciated.” ‘Our Mutual Friend” The Evening Telegram: “An achieve- ment seldom seen on the screen. Any one who likes a good story of a melodrama, should not miss the chance of seeing it think after seeing the screen ver- sion that way back in 1860 Dick- ens had in mind the adaptation of his novel to the films, for it fits to the screen as well, if not better, such perfect portraits of the Dic an we can under- Mason & Marlin | The Evening Sun said: prising that no one thought of “Our for the screen be- Tt contains more melodrama- tie action than anything Dickens ‘The characters in the picture are portrayals worshippers at the Dickens can afford to miss. to deny himself the pleasure of an evening at the Lyric. scenes in the picture are dallclouk It one story above all the Dickens wrote i obviously fitted for the screen.” 42d "" Broadway until 20’clock & 8 o'clock Twice Daily 2.30 & 8.30 Mutual Friend” individuals and ‘They are not lay mean somethin ; figures or marionettes, manipulated for the suke of a m There is more to be enjoyed in the picture than in shows offered on the sereen, ag nation bas gene into its making.” LYRIC He has no “The picturigation bas not deviated re right from the original plot; it isa mystery story from beginning to end, which son one as the details are un- and includes two delightful All Seats Reserved Phone reservations held APITOL JORN 8 BA sera THE BONNIE BRIER BUSH" ,Victorina Krither, Ballerina. 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