The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1922, Page 17

— —_ eee ” — . 7 - marry yorrTgetpmenmiretian 4, 1922. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY suspense and excitement and heart- tearing seconds than those that lny ‘between the start of the rescuers and their arrival, on time, has not been shown in } were: Frank Losee, Catherine Em- mett, Morgan Wallace, Sheldon Lew: Frank Puglia, Creighton Hale, Lest Ai Sidney Herbert and that rocked the rafters of the thea tre. He merely muttered a fervent “Thank you!” on behalf of the piay- ers who were not present. Miss Pe IN THE REALM OF MUSIC te *Cellist and Youthful Pianiste Are the Day’s Re- citalists, By Frank H Warren. Those choice music spirits that fol- ew the ‘cello to its lair were discov- ered yesterday afternoon in Aeolian Hall listening to the light, duicet tones that Miss Vera Poppe extracted ‘rom the instrument, She played equally well a Bach arioso, a Rameau £- | Gj\gjj) votte,-a Boccherini sonata, a set ot | Techaikowsky variations, five snort pieces of her own entitled “From aj Sketch Book,” and an Allegro Vivace | jg discovered that Mylio still lives The story delves deeper into the from a Lalo concerto. These numbers|she declares ehe will wed thelinner workings of the events that OPPOSITE ‘GIMBELS Presented no interpretative problems.| Knight, This angers the Prince, #h°lieq up to the Frefch revolution than #0 Miss Poppe, with her graceful bowing and her nice tone, seemed content to make sweet music ani to pass it on to her enthusiastic auditors, Another of those child wonders, in| tis instance a pianiste, appeared in| seq,” ‘The waters drive the King and|‘han in “Orphans of the Storm." | dent i eevee. Se ee ats the Quast aden "ltane dna Lowest Prices inTown Bvelione Taglione, an extremely | Watching the devastation, Margar-d, Port ane of the “Birth of a Na- Largest Second gifted American girl of Italian parent- age, whose present destiny is in the y is saved by her sacrifice as hese | igh Institution in ear x ka. ress | Saint Corentin, ri fro) i-| Vide these honors on an equal basis, to seek these large ‘ers, right in the heart of Sitiay, ot pencurestnis aaa ees | ig waves, bide them recedes’ 7S" |aister Lillian shone much the brighter the shopping district, dedicated to a policy of best the World. quails at nothing, Bach, Mozart, Cho- pin, Strawinsky and Ornstein all looking alike to her. Miss Leginska added her own two ficet and supple hands to her pupil's in the Ornstein “Dirge” and “Valse Buffon.” If the youthful aspirant is properly handled and supervised the name Taglione og! some day grace the planistic hall of fame. John McCormack, for his fourth concert in the Hippodrome next Sun- day night, will include in his pro- gramme a group of four “first time” #elections: “The Lost Sight of m- metta,” by Julius H son; Taylor's setting of Stephens Deems poem, “The Rivals’; Bani sels and really live the horrors, ery the tion and Arthur Whitins’s *\tears and pray inwardly, yet ever G. Rossetti. | fervently, that the onrushing horse- i M —-- men will arrive before the razor i SMITH’S Richard Strauss and his son Franz gailed for home yesterday. Since Dr, Strauss, late in October, announced ee - chose estes arene Me meee vitality, to whom. ft Compositions ton group of TeAUy | In culling tho story of “Orphans of # . Sxiia tt Over 30,000 garments in 4 gigantic groups! SBE timost “continuously appearing |{6, Storm” from the age old classic, Scott's Emulsion i 40 Famous Brands! Over 5,000 of them at Be pea, toy ms, Pan | tonnel at tucking alt that Iw coot| | would be a great boon, Qy 12 Imperial Vel et $ 00; the One Price of $15! They comprise our own ees -Se" | uccean he. hee borowed the oec| | if the, very genias of X14 seamless V = regular stock that were formerly $25 and peared time nearly all of his gre cepting his seemed to like be 8 “Till Eulenspiegel” and “Ein Hels leben.” performing est_works ex The p Edouard Lalo's “Le Roi 4'Ys," to} be sung by the Metropolitan company to-morrow night, having been treuted to its final rehearsal yesterday, it seems appropriate to say somett ing of its sad story, The oj never een heard in New York, hit BELIVERER | ‘a ow — | Colds Headache Rheumatism | RUBBERS The Nes Ah Reduced irom "50,55, "60.65 in Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain | ; ’ ’ Don't’ be among those who will have colds tomorrow as.a result of Earache Including Recent Purchases (Retail Values wet feet today. Accept only ‘‘Bayer’’ package which contains proper directions. up to $85 Join the ranks of wise people who wear Deliverer Rubbers. Their have increased year by year. Tens of thousands in Greater was sung at the New Orleans Opera House, destroyed by fire a few years ago. Lalo is known to concert-goers chiefly through his popular colorful “Rapsodie Espagnole” for violin and orchestra, “Le Roi a'¥s" was produced im 1888 at the Opera Comique, Paris. The libretto finds its subject in an old Breton tale dealing with the flooding of Ys, a town of ancient Brittany. War is on between the King of Ys Mr. Rothier) and the Prince of Kar- nac (Mr. Danise). The King has two aughters, Margared (Miss Ponsclle), and Rozenn (Mme. Alda), both of whom love the Knight Mylio (Mr. The latter is supposed to have lost his life ih battle. [tis the King’s wish that tle Prince of Karnac wed Margared and end the warfare, But Margared is unwilling and when It thereupon declares that he will give his other daughter, Rozenn, to the victor. Mylio Is successful and Mar- gared, seeing that she has lost her lover, conspires with the Prince of Karnac to flood the city by opening the sluices which protect it from the wized with remorse, admits her guilt nd throws herself into the flood. The ———— Reel Reviews By DON ALLEN, | In “Orphans of the Storm," which | |he unwound for the first time in New | York last night at the Apollo Theatre, David Wark GriMth has created a |screen masterpiece. One knows that \it is a masterpiece when it makes the beholder forget that it is screen, fcr- |get that it was filmed down Mama- roneck way, forget that it is acting sharp and already gore-stained knife moments that he moulded and welded | for his “Birth of a Nation," his “In- tolerance,” his “Broken Blossoms,” run them into another die and evolved the best motion picture yet seen on or off Broadway for many, many moons. Particularly noticeable in Gritfith’s | siftings from the “Birth of a Nation” was the incident of the mad, death- defying charge of Danton sympath: ers toward the guillotine upon wh. the heroine was already strapped. the ever been a better o~ WARNING! 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