The evening world. Newspaper, February 23, 1922, Page 21

<n ag eng came Mf) IN THE REALM OF MUSIC) %srisacovi Ses repeats that experience in this engage- ment. A big man, he looks the part a f lea Shakespeare's His voice, too, is big, but not well j ji of course, founded on ack s eed is the pinched type. yee Verdi Operas Provide |ot course, founded om fondroualy i1-{Produced. It is of the pinched typ lustrated by the fiui ¢. Last sea son, when the Chicago people gave it. | Titta Ruifo appeared as lago and it | | was all Ruffo, The crowd that jammed Josef Hofmann gave his third piano eital in the afternoon at Carnegie 1} to a big gathering. Our only comment might be that he plays too Rich. Feast for Holiday Celebrants. bs. the Manhattan then was there to hear eet te tone it all su oftdn, and By Frank H. Warren. \the famous baritone, but there w lias so frequently plumped the depths ‘i ost as enthusiasm last evening 4 ditions he offer recently discovered Washington |most as much en' of the various composition: if Pom peveuey ance eres NABION | Mp, Ruifo failed to extract all the |{hat, there beg little new in then for ry the Father of his Country, writ-! gintiety out of Iago and the same Ign’ to show, one waits for hin to ig of his last birthday, in 1799, makes |oemment might be applied to Mr. Rim- | fake a stip of some sort for Variety's Hje entry: ‘If went up to Alexandria] jni's interpertation last night. The sake. This expectation Mr. Hofmann { the celebration of my birthday. /memory of a famous predecessor in {tails to gratify, so one is forced to Yy manoeuvres were performed by | this part ix still with us. Mr. Rimini /pask in near perfection almost a bor: fe Uniform Military Companies, 904 | rad too open and honest a countenance | some indulgence. h elegant bal) and supper at night.” |1o register a sinister the eminent patriot were present in| hia voice adequate Giovanni Martinelli, the tenor, suc irit yesterday to observe how Mis}rmands of the music to in the tomb in untrymen, musically, were observing was not enou * yesterday afternoon with his Mere day set aside in his honor, tle} singing. Rosa Raisa tongue in his cheek, for, after ight “ave felt incli-ed to shake the Desdemona | the perfor e. he had to hurry into tral hand of Verdi, the composer best thing she ha his civilian evening cloth ahi Iho was providing most of the holiday m, and her rendition of | p No fewer than three of the pip ih the Anal act tw tie : operas were on the of singing of which the Chi- | even three were insufficient | ny can boast. Dramatically | member. of re of the crowds of music was limited in her re-| priv eebrants. are was too much of the | ey yiling The tenor was down for « fetropolitan Opera Compar arms and the stage falls ch and maintained that rather fered ‘Aida’ in the afternoon ‘ \ than make one he would prefer to Higoletto” in the evening, and the sohg liad it, |sing three “Aida When last 1 Hicago organization put on its nk God the Americans Come." Martinelli was looking over the word Heformance of ‘Otello. And in the was Sung by Charles Marshall, of the song, ‘\ Policeman's Lot 1 ee large casts could be found Ui ils trom down Maine, in’ Not a Happy One.* mes of but two Americans he three works provided an exce at opportunity to study the compo: style of the progressive Verdi Btigoletto’’ was written in 185 ida’ 1871. ‘The master then 1 ined silent for sixteen years unt the age of seventy-four, le aston: | ed the world with his music drama) tello,”” which alone would have de him famous. 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Crossway Telephone = FOR FRIDAY’S SELLING RAHAMSTRAUS.. Hours Main 6100 Meee: BROOKLYN IVERSARY SALES An Advance Sale of 1000 Trimmed Hats for Spring, $3.69 RETTY hats. smart hats, hats of every sort. and all of them at this remavk- ably low price. You can buy a spring hat this early and not feel in the least extravagant, when it is at a figure like this. And there is such a variety—poke shapes, | way with smart little sprays of ostrich, the mushrooms, hats with short backs or roll | fruit that is so good this season, or dashes of brims or irregular brims, round hats and | flowers or ribbon and carried out in the new shades of periwinkle, red, pearl and pumpkin and the standard colors, navy. brown, copen- hagen and black. sailors; fashioned of visca cloth, hemp, lisere, tagel, raffia—and trimmed every conceivable A. & S.—Mezzanine, East. A Clearance Sale of 75 Women’s Winter Coats, $24.75 HESE are distinctly superior coats, all of them are hand tailored and made with that attention to detail and finish that give them a distinctive air, and all priced for a quick clearance. The majority have stun ning large fur collars of Australian opossum or wolf —and the others have con- vertible or throw collars of self material. They are all silk lined and faney stitched. ihe materials are nor- mandy, delysia and Bolivia in black, navy, brown, rein- deer and sorrento. The sizes are not complete in every style, but all sizes from 84 to 42 are represented. A. & 8.—Second floor, Central. Women’s Silk Dresses Sale Priced at $12.95 RETTY new silk frocks for spring—and secured in a special purchase that allows for this very low price! ‘There are plain line tailored styles, and the dressier {rimmed models, all of them attractively fashioned of de chine, canton crepe or georgette and a few in cloth, ie colors are navy, black, brown, jade, mohawk, grey and tan, and the sizes range from 34 to 46. A. & 8.—Second floor, Central. at > Purchase of Women’s Silk Gloves, 95¢ pr. a Al VAN RAALTE O' course the quality of the gloves needs no further recommendation after the mention of the name—and they are exactly the same gloves that sell regularly from $1.50 to #2.00 pr Milanese Silk gauntlets with double finger tips, the 4-clasp style in seasonable shades strap wrist gauntlets, 4-clasp in seasonable shades; and 2-clasp tricot silk gloves with embroidered wrists in seasonable shades. Aes. A Remarkable Street Moor, Centra) Sparkling Glassware 25% to 40% Less E feel sure Friday will prove to be a banner day in this tremendous Sale of China and Glass You will find here real cut glass at wonderful savings, due, firstly, to the fact that we got a special purchase at savings of $8 1-3 to 40 per cent., and, secondly, because we have selected'a large group from our stock and reduced them 25 per cent. and more below the regular selling prices. 8-piece Water Sets, $12.95, reduced from $21 Combination Fruit Bowls, $3.95, reduced from $5.98, Sugar and Cream Sets, $3.95, reduced from $5.49. 8-footed Rose Bowls, $4.45, reduced from 35.98 Whipped Cream Sets, $3.95, reduced from $5.49 Flower Vases, $4.95, reduced from $7.98. | Oval Orange Bowls, $3.38, reduced from #4.49 Covered Butter Dishes, $3.98, reduced from #5. 4) Ice Cream Trays, $3.95, reduced from 94.98 Footed Orange Bowls, $6.75, reduced from #8 98 Celery Trays, $3.95, reduced from 85.98. | 6-inch Handled Nappies, $1.95, reduced from &2.05 Spoon Trays, $1.45, reduced from 82.98 A. &B.~-Submay floor Cenite Luggage for the Long Trip—The Short Visit—At Special “Birthday” Prices T is not too early to begin preparing for your summer vacation, and, whether it isa bag, suit case or a trunk, you will find it here Friday and at prices that will be impossible to duplicate anywhere. Every item listed below is carefully selected from our own stock and greatly reduced to make this an event to be long remem- bered. Full-Size “Hartmann” Wardrobe Trunks, $43.50 An unusually low price for this trunk that is famous for the best of features and its wonderful durability. . . Finely fitted with an open velvet cushion top, an all-drawer locking device, a dustproof cur tain and laundry bag combined, a shoe box, five drawers, convertible hat drawer and a const ri tion that defies the baggage man. | «A & S. Special’ Full-Size Wardrobe Trunks, $37.50 A special price for this ever popular trunk made especially for us to our own rigid spevifiva- tions. . Sturdily constructed with all-rounded edges, bulge top, all-drawer locking device, dustproof curtain, shoe box, five drawers and twelve veneer hangers Open-Top Full-Size Wardrobe Trunks, $24.50 An exceptionally low price for an open-top full-size wardrobe trunk, Sturdily built through out and with many features, including the open-top, ten hangers, four drawers, laundry bas and shoe pockets. Genuine Cowhide Leather Suit Cases, $7.65 Neduced below wholesale cost for this Genuine Pigskin Traveling Bags, $9.85 | Made of genuine pigskin | over a hand-sewn frame, | event. Made from a selected stock of and with leather lini | leather aver a durable steel frame with three pockets and rei two all-round straps, sewed corners and forced sewed-on corner: loops, solid brass locks and trimmi: In black only, 18 or £0-in. shirt pocket, and linen lined throughout size. . In brown, #4 or #6-in. size, A, & 8.—Thir@ Moor, Cestral. | \ | | in 60 size, $14.25, reduced from 026.50. Another Carload of Cedar Chésts Tomorrow at Special Prices 15 45 39 inches long inches long, $19.95 ; inches long, I $23.95 Roman seat... $24.95 we as well as summer now lays claim to the cedar y chest as its very own. ‘The fragrance of the Tennessee cedars of which these ave made imparts a freshness to the linens and cloth- ing that is most refreshing. Above everything else the cedar cbest is the natural enemy of “Mr. Moth’ and. with spring just around the corner, there is but one thing left to do—BUY NOW while these special prices prevail These chests are strongly made and finished in a high piano gloss that makes them highly desirable as an additional piece of furniture ‘he styles are plain and equipped with brass lock and hinges, key and easy-rolling casters. The 39-inch and 4o-1nch models may be had with copper trim- ming atan additional cost af Te per chest, A. & 8—Third Noor, Central. * a An Extraordinary Offering in the Half-Yearly Sale “Englander” Couch Beds, $15.75 Level Lock Style Complete With Spring and Mattress B* day or by night these couch beds are ever contributing to one’s comfort They are in a size that lends itself admirably to the small apartment. | When open they form a full-size bed; when closed they make a splendid day-bed. Made | Englander,” which insures the quality. Steel frame, grey enamel and complete with green geal covered mattress, At this low price early selections are advisable. “Windsor” ’ yd y vurt enamel. 'Tiveepiee cor | Abraham & Straus struction with link springs. I 0) , 30 sizes, $18.75.) | Sanitary Bedding Woven Wire Divans, strongly Fl made with “Wit" edge. In 2-6 Made in Our Own Workshop size, $12.15. Sample Beds, exceptionally re- duced. In square contin post PaROlGH a special pur- chase we were able to style with ornamented panel. In get hold of 5,000 pounds ivory 4-0 sizes, $14.75, of Black South American reduce 929.75: Hair, which is enough to Ivory Enamel, Full-Size Beds with ginch round posts, $16.50, reduced from 824.25. Ivory Enamel, Square Post Beds 4 make up 125 full-size mat- tresses, and on Friday and Saturday you can buy them full-size, $13.25 reduced from $26.50 | at $25.50 each. Ivory Enamel, Round Post Beds, Full weight Mattresses and cor- oskenk AC loking. with metal panel and blue Wedg- 23.75. 3-0 size, 918.75. wood ornat In 4-0 size, d Box’ “Springs, $11.25, reduced from $30.30. per ie ty i ‘Colonial’ Type Round Post size. $16.50, ° a Beds, in ivory enamel. In 4-0 | _ Roll-edgo | Cotton» Mattresses, size, $10.95, reduced from $19.50, thes, ful we it, on slag, 812.05, White Enamel Square Post Beds 4-5 wiz, $11.95. 3-0 gize, $0.50. Ro dge Doubl Cc hh Be full size, $18.75, reduced from | yGigledge Double Couch Bed it $22.75 nw of pure cotton. Special at White Enamel Square Post Beds with panel, full size, $20.25, re duced from $28.50. White Enamel Square Post Beds, Cotton Pads, for divans or cots. 2-6 $4.50. Cotton Crib Mattreages, Special at $4.95. Feather Pillows, all pure duck feathers, In an assortment of tick- Ings. Size 22x28 Inches, $2.40 each, A. & 6.—Fourth floor, Bast.