The evening world. Newspaper, February 2, 1922, Page 17

is 4 Tino Patticra, a now Miss Muzio f at tenor, has the volce and knows how the Metropolitan Opera —_ | to use it, A good performance was followed by the pantomime ballet, in House. one act, “La Fete a Robinson," the |simple story of which was devised by ’, 5 , the leading dancers of the company, By Frank H. Warren. | stessrs. Parley and Oukrainsky, and Miss Claudia Muzio made her re-|get to music by Gabriel Grovier, who entry, into the Metropolitan Opera| conducted it last evening. The place Fanks last evening singing the title |i8 Paris, about 1850, and the costumes |naturally are fetching. The ballet ‘starts briskly and introduces Broad- to bp ever fresh and popular. Miss!way's funniest walter of the season. Muzijo had numerous admirers in the| There is a let-down tn the action half largje audience, some of them versa- hie bibaade dil because solo berger “ jmust have something to do, but the tile/gentiemen who can shout “bravo” | Too omente taste up leet i fm any language. Miss Muzio has @! There jis nothing especially original yolce good to listen to and she uses about the divertisement but the fin- Mit as skillfully as many of her asso-|ished manner in which it is executed Glates, but she 18 setdom impressive |makes much of Uttle. Tt shows what im her singing. ‘There is no drive behind it, no sweep r. Martinellt |music fits the pantomime, all it is in Radames, W' yustafson the | tended to do. im, Mme. Mat n imposing | — neris, Mr. Mardon the Ramfis| Another novelty to New Yorkers anfl Mr. Danise an excellent Amo- | was the performance in the afternoon ad ‘in Carnegie Hall of Gustave Mahler's Sore Chicago company’s offering was |"“Song of the Barth,” the text taken tua Boheme," no stranger in our|{foMm @ collection of Chinese poems dst. Edith Mason as Mimi made|2n¢, PUL into German. rhe Society second local appearance with the} pie for this performance—the first in Organization and again she satisfled| America. Mme. 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