The evening world. Newspaper, February 21, 1922, Page 14

‘ oxen aioe — 1 ete sake eae ti 1 Advantage in Its Second =! THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, ecm ar ANE ("IN THE REALM OF MUSIC | New York Trio Appears to; 00d to hear, and her singing, at mes, thrilling. She was splendid in he “Cours la Reine’ scene, and ef fective in her big aria in the Semin Const ary of St This she did in been Sulpice gorous style that would have helped by a litile attention to such By Frank H. Werren. Vocal detain ax color, shading and The second concert uf the New York fabs oth pe Miss Mason, perhay: was influenced by the strenuous [talian Frio's season, given in Acolian Hall vocal manner that Mr. Schipa, the fast evening, attracted a good sized des Grieux, assumed for his: Frer Q@udience that found much pleasure in! It was dramatically effective, if ,, Obviously exaggerated, but turceful an agreeable programme. Beethoven's and approved by the audience. Mr. | Trio in C minor, a sonata for ‘cello! Coini, the stage manager, slipped up and piano, by A. Rubenstein, and /on the St. Sulpice scene, the singers ing music, well with the convert goer. ‘The Boot @specially was carci 1 artistic ally played. M Guidis fh in tone jr jstantial founda tion for the ensemble. Clarence Adier Pianist and Cornelius Van Vitet *eellist, are the remaining members of the organization the grasp of oven work | was a repetition of Rene Benedetti, born in France of , U Italian parentag made his American {of @ebut as a violinist in Carnegie Hall. It may be said of him, first, fs a fine looking person and secondly, |Gigi, Bada and Didur, and Mmes that he er of attainments. } Howard, Muzio, Dalossy and Perini. | Baint-s: erto in Bo ominor,| Mr. Danise was, as ulways, superb Tartini's “Devil's Trill and shorter| ae Gerard, Mr. Gigli, as Chenier, has! Pieces comprised hic programme, seldom sung his lines » well, and Florence Bryant, another violinist | Miss Muzio was dramatically effec- fm the developing s was heard in| tive The audience, even to the Acolian Hall, She s to have a} standees, was of 1s proportions temperamental nature and « good con- ception of what she wishes to express musiéally but, as yet, unable to real- fze on her ambitions. ’ Maria tvogun, German soprano, as- | Sociated with the Chicago Opera Com- y, made many additional admire! sin Town Hall, Tt was. her first song recital here. In the first portion of her programme, em- bracing Mozart's "Il re pastor a group of Brahms and two Mend sohn numbers, the soprano did her} best work. The Mozurt was nicely Phrased and correctly delivered: the Brahms’ songs were prettily done, only; the tone was good and the ing delightful, but there was littie depth to her interpretations; in the Mendelssohn the soprano again fount herself. From this point Mme. Ivosun appeared to be laboring. She fore her voice a bit and the middie register became rough and slightly unmusi cal. But, all in all, she is a gracious | artist to listen to because of her p her style and her sure musical sense. A “surprise”? number was a charming gong. “Nelken’” (Pinks), by William Mengelberg, the conductor, who, prior} to this occasion, had kept his comy| Posing secrets to himself. sing Tife Chicago Opera Company opened! the fifth and final week of its stay at the Manhattan Opera House with 9 performance of Massenet's ‘Manon. It was an uneven entertainment, por- tions of it being excellent, but inter sperced with patches that had little finesse, finish or nuance. .Interes: | centered on the Manon of Edith tie Her fresh, vibrant volce w: ionoce UNINDORSED BUT HAPPY, MORAL CENSOR BUZZES ON. Minds “Harmle Alert Musy Thinkin Things” for Chi- m to Tackle, CHICAGO, Feb. 21,—Refusal of the Methodist ministers of Chicago to ap- Brove officially to-day of Mayor Thomp- @0n's appointment of the Rev. John H. ‘Williamson as “law enforcement com- missioner’ did not dampen the “super- cabinet officer's zeal for his new du- ties. The action of his brother minis- tera scemed to slip from him as water from a duck's back. Carrying his black brief case stufted with documents, the Rev. Mr, William- | son buzzed from ove City Hall officer to! another. He conferred with First As- @istant Corporation Counsel Breen. He | called at the Mayor's office for a new supply of complaints and had time to) share with Chief of Police Fitzmorris the burden of law enforcement in a half-hour conference. It is taking a large part of the time ef some of the most alert brains in City Hall to think up “harmless things for the hard working minister to tackle. 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