The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1922, Page 14

* ably THE EVEN of usher i 1 But on the word box office, cit! from overheard IN THE REALM OF MUSIC zenry an re s vund hi fav “Mr, GattiCasazza Renews His | 5% introduced s number of his new | Tt to be reekoned an | World: . marches, but they do not compare) Gey dre. Sner ove Contract With the Metro- with the better known older pieces. | fancy val, While the work A vane - haw ite « it is dotted with politan Opera. The best thing “about the produe- | solos, ducts, cht s, ballets, chang tion of “Loreley,’’ which the Metro-| ing tage ple and effective epi profusion to ac. | wander polltun gaye for the first time in it history last Saturday afternoon was By Frank H. Warren. of the All speculation as to Mr. Guttl performance itself, with est | : cits activities at the explrntior n Walter and} Kiman, famous musician, to London, | Wasnlngton Hotel, No § ria ; * e t ope ason, when h shies) nd on Wedne at Queen's Hall, 1id the woman was @f the next opera season, when je to the home| 1.4 will select an Englishwoman f | i. i at the hotel, it was sald. FOR Present contract as general manager triking stage |" cpanel were not available to show if of the Metropolitan Opera Company , 1 » was Httle il. ] his bride, Elman will receive appli- | { registered there, m bh i now ' nd then always too late, | nixte swine ing the second act t + wt 3 ne Board of DI | oncert, but has agreed to interview ap announcement of the Foard of DI-\(iqudio Muzio as Loreley did not ex-| bridal procession with St# collection | °°" igo Weel re ees ‘ Ae fectora that the impresario has been |nctly suggest a fairy water sprite and| of medieval costumes, the Rhine cas-| Prospective Prides at a eae Hie C ‘ FE ; 5 yenen » wins lit ugh of tha dra-| ilo ead and the riv hotel hange of Fare “ s" nother three years’ | ittle enough of the dra-| tle towe: the river in | WHERE ECONOMY RULES fe-engaged for Min, 4... until the clowe of the in the charaoter for her to get) the distance suing ballet and) tn an interview to-day the yiusician . Re arc 196838. Ble cosh vnve| nt Sigene ate, paaies ip, Maule] te apace tne Suess | ta i story I] We ail like @ change FOR THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT out a letter from Otto H. Kahn *! Mr between Loreloy| “Ef vowed | wouldn't marry for| of diet now and then said many nice things of the ir 2 of of the two stage |twenty years," he sald, ‘The end of but our taste in ‘ a Gay ; irnful parts that him w ied, however, the} the time now dra enix ‘ r mew ® Fecord, ‘character two women, pouring: out ins heart to| om impressive, It has | preveited in a nigh. I have| seasoning clings to N w aid feed, “by steadfast nde ee cle mpreanive, 181s) raved in many lands, seen many ew L frtistic standards, by “ifanother bridat procession: th had| though the musien) pasages referred | beautiful women, but the English maintenance of the dignity n upset by a funeral cortege. and|to came as welc meavengers, the| woman is incomparable, She is all| that, finally, in the Rhine lttonal feeling brought him to suicide | cor Alfredo Catalani, never ap. All this gamut of emo-| pears to attain distinction or marked beyond the} originality hii He misses |° e| the bi H nts and shows | can Jomall p of opportuni-| “I du ties. along fluently | natural tige of the great institution to your care, by « b trative capacity anc as attested by an atte kept increasing steadily from year 10) 4, pares year." jsuch variety of expression and with | ; 10 Phrase behind Beyond this announcement, Mr. | such dramatic power. Marie Sunde- ry to conjure up. Its Gatti, maintaining his custom, WAS) jus as Anna did her small part ac-|strain is in keeping with the com- | music, ceptably and Mr, Mardones did not] 4 sad life, He @ilent in all languages. was an unfortu-| must ne y,|Megleet his few vocal opportunities. |1 whe died a consumptive and Yesterday's concerts were of hith| This opening reference to the cast r while alive knew @ success, He standard and generally well atte avatne t Gatti-Casazza’s theory | might have ¢ 1 the scene of hin| e to his native! bed as Mr. Damrosch and Bymphony Orchestra re Man Hall subscription to wil, that # repor is to tell how Debussy ria denburg Concerto, } flute and violin to string orcl Siloti, who accompaniment Mr made the concert arr piece, which is in th Played the piano, and quite caught | the Bach spirit One is certain of artistic consequent enjoym old Bauer, pianist, *erllist, combine t) Cttal, It is hard to see playing of the Recthov given in Town Hall co This i ld bettered. music in its beet estate. 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