The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1922, Page 15

woTO Giuseppe Argentino, the Famous Giuseppe Argentino sang as he elded an elght-pound flatiron on he white bosom of an evening shirt fm the Avon Steam Laundry at No 4 Evergreen Avenue, Brooklyn. robust tenor, pitched high in the Ym passioned notes of a Neapolitan lov wong, rose above the clank of the ma iehinery and the noises of the street There was a promise of spring in the ir, Giuseppe sang from sheer hap- fotes welled from him, high, falling the room, floating out on the street. ¢urned toward the singer. “That Giuseppe singing agai marked one. "Oh, you Giusep’ @houted. “Stop that hollering! turedly, as usual. “That guy thinks he can sing,’ Giuseppe to stop. who told him.” ‘That was five weeks ago. Crackers Who Can Take and Hold High E, Wields an Iron in a Laundry Givserpe ARGENTINO ———___ a nl H.TaARR-. People stopped to listen, but | 1 in the laundry annoyed faces were * re- Giuseppe ceased, grinning good na- Town Hall Saturday afternoon, April “> Jascha Bourg, his instructor, who Wappened to be one of the people who stopped in Evergreen Avenue that day five weeks ago when Giu- Millionaires Eat Robust in Voice and Build, Has a Marvellous Throat, Like Dead Tenor'’s. seppe was singing in the laundry, hinks Argentino's voice has many of the qualities of Caruso’s in the latter's later years. “L believe,’ said Prof. Bourg to- at his studio at No. 244 River- Drive, “that with two or three training this boy, who now in a laundry, will be the logi- eal successor to Caruso." Bourg, who discovered and trained Joseph Aronstein, a house painter who became a tenor with the Boston ness and the joy of singing. The clear, lways- So *: Much Better © ‘ASTOR: ee . COFFEE “Id like to know Giuseppe Argentino, tenor, will . fe eee give a joint operatic recital with a per; ct “eit Jascha ond Marguerite Bourg at vacuum can " itisa * positive delight. and Milk THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 22, 1922, ders and neck and weighs 190 pounds, but there isn’t an ounce of fut on him, “It's his bulld, but especially his throat, which gives bim his remark- able voice," said Prot. Bourg “Caruso had a chest expansion of 5% inches, but Argentino can expand eight inches, showing the hing power which enables him to sustain a phrase for @ long time, even longer than the re- markably long time Caruso could sus- tain one.” Opera Company; Enrico Areson, a tallor, who also became a tenor with the Boston Opera Company, and Ber- nard Olshanky, a bottle washer in he Essex Street Dispensary, who be- came a baritone with the Boston Opera Company, believes his latest “find” is the greatest of them all. He was also the teacher of Luca Botta, “Argentino can reach two higher than tne highest known pitch notes Giuseppe sang the aria from “Pa- ever taken by the human voice," said} .\.¢ His volte, & ctiftous combls Prof. Bourg. “"'Ca only went up| nation of strength and sweetness, to high C, but Argentino can take! soared from A to high C without ap- high E almost without @ nt ef-] parent strain, and hekl the note. It fort, and sustain it as AS ONE} had a ificent, collossal, full- could wish, Yet with all this mar but with just a sus- vellous strength of voice, there is in] picion of “hardness.” it that same luscious, full-throated,|” «phat's caused by the steam in the golden quality that was c ristic|jaundry,"' explained Prof, Bourg. of iso's voice a few years before st will remove the hardness; he his death, It is just as full and ring- it on days he doesn’t ing at its highest pitch as it is at the I hope he can arrange lowest note of the scale, And|i, gtop such work entirely, and I'll strangely—the fact can be explained] have no hesitation in predicting he only by the unusual construction of | wit) some time fill Caruso’s place.’ Argentino's throat, which is built the ies —_ same way Caruso’s was—the higher : the note he takes, the broader his] $200,000 BLAZE IN voice becomes, despite the natural JERSEY CHEMICAL PLANT Entire Fire Department of Ellna- beth Called Ont to Fight Flames. tendency of the voice to sharpen and become thin as it mounts the scale." sluseppe, a greut-chested, bull Giune ore) 6 Boer ' ' Fire started late night in the necked man of ,twenty-clght, Who IS iit of the Atlantic Chemical Works, still pushing the elght-pound fiatiron | tayway, « suburb of Bllaabeth, N in the Avon Steam Laundry for the] 5 a week on which he supports his and year-old baby, stood by grin- ning while his instructor recited his. vocal prowess. “I sing all the time,’ he said, ‘but this is first time anybody tell me I sing good. Always I like to sing, but everybody tell me: ‘Shut up, Giu- and did damage estimated at $200,- 00 ‘Three alarms were given bringing out ll the twelve fire companies from Eliz- abeth. The main building of the plant, ‘a three-story wooden‘ structure, In which and the cooperago was stored ac seppe; you holler too much.’ ” plant were destroyed. a Argentino, who came to this coun-| 12. wiy a5 FOR SERMON ON try from Naples as a boy of eight, MOUNT. OBERLIN, 0., March 22.—Of the 278 students who took the written examin- ation on memorizing the Sermon on © Mount 176 passed and each will sive the $5 offered by an anony- mous donor to all who learned the sermon, went to public school in Willia burg, where he now lives at } Lammer Street, and has been working in laundries as an troner since he was MILLER SAYS TRANSIT ALBAN to-day expressed lower and not higher fares will re- sult from the operation of the pro- posed unified system of transporta- tion under the in New York City ditions are improving and predicted the fare rate will remain at "5 seats or less.” Tho Governor did not place much stock in tho assertion of James L. Quackenbush, invalidate the Transit Law. DEE- LICIOUS! 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