The evening world. Newspaper, February 1, 1922, Page 17

Joseph Bonnet, French organist, showed how Bach should be played at his concert in Aeolian Hall, and Ga- so yesterday Lazare Saminsky played the accompaniments for two of his songs, and Mme. Poldowski did like j jwise, one of her numbers haying : | clarinet obligato. Mr, Szymanowski ‘another composer, did not appear as qdvertised, though his songs did, This gentleman certainly expected strange things of the voice, We like i manowski, his style is so warm; nonic’ Orchestra -+Has to Conductors for / One Concert. y Frank H Warren. or the Philharmonic Orchestra. conductor after lys is just ¢ Carne ed an in me and had a. fine | her annual re fe, where the orchestra opened a] i tne evenin , Willem, Men-| teresting prox Casto triel Engel, offered further evidence This armual event offers exceptional opportunities for the purchase of our usual fashionable and.absolutely cepe adable winter footwear at Bona Fide Price Reductions. Odd Lot Women's Boots, Oxfords, if you don't sing him he'll do you ne} fe Mr. Stransky said ‘goodby""# harm | Pumps & Slippers P BeAHK on Sunday dd last . pe ot euneey ee ypera| Mme. Frances Alda, s Ask for Our Book—"The Abuse of the Bia Tor AE at the Metropolitan Opera NO BRANCH STORES—Our onty address 660 Sixth Ave., Above 38th St. Hootmakers Over 60 Years, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1922, violinist, in the evening that Ie is travelling the right road. | ANTZEN’S Price Reductions] wow 5" | sion, Artur Hodanzky being 11 Sh the first half of the pro . looking audience. Tt was the first time either) i Firestone Apsley Phaliharmonic, 4 their ac last year were centred on the ; wWwitH THe RED HEE ngelbers, amalgamatio of a great ra for this season, with the 5 and ral other chairs 1, one ‘hundred and twenty 1 all. As he looked over his Nand he might lave reflected. .some are gone, the old familiar The health of the entire family, safeguarded by Firestone- Apsley Rubbers. Dutch conductor received a cor- nd spontaneous greeting from rge audience, He was tired, for tepped off his ship only Mon-| * an unusually storm: (ers Siegfried Idy! suggested Mendel ad Prosperous V priate number. I st Bizet At any rate, it Is more showy | Mr. Mengelberg doesn't require) fore for it, bits of conducting tech- es not overlook. overture, Mr. lengelberg's other number, is one of jose things he does exceptionally | Rvell, and, spurred on by the con®} ductor’s galvanic baton, the orchestra on its toes. ir. Bodanzky’ hp prelude to * portion comprised Ati applause and the orchestra did 4uch standing in sharing the ac- aim, Another ship that was not only de gived but arrived too late was sung yout on the Manhattan Opera stage, where the Chicago Opera Company put on’ a performance of Wagner's supreme music dra “Tristan and Isolde."* This unusual yen- A Specialist’ lure for Director Mary Garden, who, | to sing the part of Isolde, brought | Th t from Frankfort, Germany, Beatrice e erts Kottlar, a Roumanian soprano. Mme. | Kottlar made something of an im pression in Chicago, but she falls be- low ghe Isolde standard that has been | set lin this city. Her performance was uneven and hers is not the true Isolde volee. A good routine per- formance, it may be classed. Richard Schubert as Tristan had excellent mo- ments, but he is heroic neither in yoicé nor acting. final act was his best. the conductor, kept his o1 y. 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