The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1922, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY as do ® grand inquisitor, Elizabeth BISHOP CONROY INSTALLED, jcat edral yesterday by Archbishop Dat- rs A AR: Valois, Princess Eboti, together | OGDPNSAUF jane ida f New York. Highest 9 | terle of woodcutters, hunt~ + tank) The Rt. fe the Roman” Catholic i ae, a \o., ladies and gentlemen of the court, CHA TEE AG) RTOS Lies ] paee vrisoners, halber- 4 eat Bs RITZA GETS LONG CONT..ACT ci SPs ea acerca ¢ ae \; ea of the type — . _ , Ue operusor the period, andof the ee) {TSI ISLS ES, ‘ mee ee é | ttings, w h et — . eZ Ss 3 £ s : | etuly and) imposing. Variant 3 * eo Profit Lures Soprano Star From Metropolitan |). iii" pot is the re Don Cartos es fallivg in love with his stepmother, o--Vi ‘ i I he Last season it was als Viennese Artist Stays Next Season | moat 18 Yongeat aiow tm the” Metro: 9. dt i j an's prtoire, this year the ---Muratore to Sing Here. j palltan'a: Fepertaire; #0 ney. ij . is ell with us and is to slag “Mar-| Tle music, the usual aggregation Reg. Trade Mark Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Frank H. Warren | dis to sing “M. : By 6 . guerite” in “Faust” to-morrow night.|o° bik arias, duets and concerted E. Flying pieces of the operatic bomb | The Farrar inéident did not arouse ;Huinrers. Is of unequal merit. The ‘stablished 1879 that Geraldine Farrar threw into the |much more interest among New York urden of it falls to Rosa Pon- 9 rs feli and sput. {Opera goers than the despatches from |* Eliaabeth. and it becomes her Cc TU Cc eons 7 raake.of opera patrons fell a Chicago that Lueten Muratore, fam- | * She is far happler here than Py t by. coincidence, upon the pearpead Fs jtenor and husband of bina || ae ae ial gr . ' imense wd that yesterday | Cavalieri, had quit the Chicago Opera | hi m CLOT RA OT ; o. \ ot pn immense crowd that yesterday en fn Mutt esate coat | seartinell won an cloquent and tune: at Sale WILL CLOSE OUT—FRIDAY & SATURDAY by ho longer sing under Mary Garden,|ful Don Carlos; De Luca as Rodrigo, uary litan to hear the newest ope- | tye took a train to-day with his wife | the HINER follow of os scant has ‘ “ tar, Maria Jeritza, sing one of |for New York. on of his fest roles, and Jean r= H hi I L : A or The first impression was that}don Is a wondrous looking Princess re) ouseno: inens Farrar’s famous roles, Flori) iitore had “quit cold,” but later|Rloll, Miss Gordon has the pleasure The crowd acted ax though istatements were that he would not|0! singing the hatte scarred aria, ‘ ere having its final chance at|sing with the Chicago organization| “Oh, Don Fatale—oh, fatal gift of Reductions of 10% to 25% Jeritza. next scan He wet not dut to sing | he ei) 5 gomeigint see My the 5 again in Chicago this season, so his er Q i ° P a it bedi aie i fe departure tor New, York would be [ots aiand, becaune of uoarbenees EDUCTIONS of 10% to 25% have OR WOM N MISS S -Casasaa already has in his safe natural enough, as he is to sing here | suddenly acquired, was forced k E E tract with Jeritaa,|with the Chicago eémpany next Mon- prize basso ‘aria of the opgra, been made throughout the greater & a bach Mpeg hee "\day, and word came from Chicago| Thus the Fates their gifts alot; A is : calling for fifty performances @ 8ea- lias’ night that he would slnig here Bs not part of our stock of Household Linens, the disappointment of those’ Muratore i& quoted as saying he [a ‘away would not have been so|liked to sing with Miss Garden, but] Joseph Lhevinne and his wife } not under her. Miss Garden’ was|Rosina played a Rachmaninoff suite Thus the Viennese soprand| cicted as saying: “It is the last|for two pianos in Carnegie Hall to came over for a season, and/straw. It rte ag of foreign|a big Lobe ior pd ge 2 ey eid tional, |ddmination in tl joago opera.| movements and rather cult for Lenn heroics ter of the|From. now on Americans, Perot four hands, especially the waits and @ regular member 0! foreigners, will be given preferenee.”|tarantelie sections. The couple did ten. But Muratore is not quitting the|extremely well with it, making the performance was « benefit for | Chicago Company right now, and the|Roinance colorful ard effective. Mr. Florence Crittenton Lengue and|arfount of newspaper ce devoted| Lhevinne contributed solo numbers Jerftra repeated her thrilling inter-|to the break {s not caloulated to hurt] in addition. 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Her voice right now than it has been for politan. period, is just ripe for con- al 19 Fur Trimmed Costume Suits Originally 76.00 to 125.00. 58.00 14 Fur Trimmed Suits (2 or 3 pi Orignaliywosobrwo 78.00 17 Handsomely Fur Trimmed Suits Originally 139.50 to 275.00 Q8 50.to 195.00 - le for the Farrar talent, nor By Frank H. Warren. F : in which she is appearing| Another of those old fashtoned,|; |B THIRTY FOURTH STREET losing hold with the public and | spectacular grand operas, “Don Car- |): |B los," had its first performance of the |,' chani - ain= phe His arr & Cnanee at Her, remains) con last night at the \Mertosei- |" fam N I aft eta Fr Ks 6 Farrar was born jin 1842 and/tan. When it was revived hero in| |B irthday next mont! will ", 192 sew | ia to make all the hay left to her| oocemee’s 1920, It was new to New next few years and her motto] York except for a few presentations diem.” Fifteen years as|ut the Academy of Music in 1877. 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