The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1922, Page 33

( . : IN THE REALM OF MUSIC | chorus handled their portions in stir- ring fashion, Mr, Hasselmans's man- agement of the orchestra was mas- terly. Martinelli Makes First Appear- ance in “Samson et Dalila.” By Frank H. Warren. Saint-Saens’ oratorio-opera, son et Dalila,” ance, of the present season ut the Metropolitan last evening had been one of Caruso's exclusive roles, and last fall there was consid- able conjecture as to who was to fall heir to this part. Mr. Gatti taining his customary d lence, fhe possibility of another Samson was ually forgotten. Now Mr. Martinelli bobs up in one of the two title r fist time in his career last evening. “m the generous say-so of a fellow] ¢ tenor, Martinelli's venture was a suc- cess—a statement we indorse. Mr. Martinelli is always conscientious and sincere in his operatic unde! and his interpretations are ba intelligent under: Sure musical ure the recitals of ambitious pupils who desire to realize on their wint>r's bingers of spring 2m-) work, ‘Two aspirants appeared last had its first peform-| evening in Aeolian Hall, Inez Church, soprano, and Leon Carson, tenor, with Emilio Roxas as accompanist. Mr. Carson has a nice lyric voice and mu- sical intelligence, He sang a number of songs and a couple of- operatic arias, Miss Church, too, may boast of @ good voice. She sings easily and naturally and shows promise. Samson main- Pablo Casals, the eminent ‘cellist, vary his mu activities (o conducting an orchestral gie Hall, He has amme Beethoven's and night by concert in ng it for the sixth from ‘Tristan a has his own orchestra in Barcelona, to which he on, + planned for to- akings sed on anding of the amson mus of it suits Spain, for a spring returns shortly t he assumes. suits his voice, his deliv the audience. His acting in the final + tpthple demolition scene was dramatic and forceful. T Claussen, a serviccable contralto who is ly satistying following her famous second was bountiful. Clarence White engaged in a strenuous week of re hearsals, found the str.in too great and indulgence asked for his High Priest. Abimelech was sung by Mr, Ananian, always acceptable. Rothier as an old Hebrew Bada as a messenger competent c The and Keys University violinist, af resenting the Columb’ Club. Dalila was Julia 7 Gabriel 5 hard Hale, barit scheduled for a recital t in Acolian Hall. also 3 evening Perhaps the most satisfied person at the con ng concert of Fritz Kreis- ler on Apri will he t on his way here from the the rentleman from pt, who, East, has reserved a performance, — id Mr and Mr. completed Se ANNUAL APRIL CLEARANCE | Special Easter Offer ‘Any seasetere bought at this sale may be returned any time within one year and full amount paid will be al- lowed on your purchase of a new piano. Included in the sale are many choice pianos of world-renowned manu- facturers—they are thoroughly rebuilt to look like new, and will give long service. Pianos bought before April 15th will be delivered to your home for Easter, Have a few PLAYER PIANOS Slightly used or shop- worn, from $299 w Bench, Cover and 12 Player Rolls per’ ah 510 month Here are some exceptionally good values: Goétz Lockwood Whitman Lohman Mason & Hamlin Caldwell Anderson Some very good UPRIGHT PIANOS used and rebuilt, from $70 it Stool, cover and cartage | low §$ per 1 as 4 month | Kranich & Bach Steinway Hardman Lohman Goetz Wissner P. Ritzheimer Gabler Behr Bros. Knabe Pease Weser GOETZ & CO. 81 to 87 COURT, Cor. 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Seeks Goardinn for Mra, Savage, 17, Who Left “Folli 24-Hour Honey att the se’ wenteeti- year-old Pogo girl of the “Midnight who eloped with Robert Say Yale _stndent, || March 6, 1922, and left him March 6, took the first legal step yesterday for an annulment of the marriage. Upon Mrs, Mitchell's application, Su- || preme Court Justice Delehanty appoint- |) ed Henry W. Showers special guardian for Mrs, Savage in the annulment suit || which her mother said she is about to]! file. According to Mrs. Mitchell, daughter and her youthful husband have not lived together since March 6, The grounds are that her daughter was un- der age and married without her know]- edge or corfsent. Ohio non of and there a public service these time! GRAND Rapips FURNITURE CREDIT TERMS $3.00 Down $50 00 Bed Spring and Mattre: 4-Pe. Bedroom Suite Dining Sultes in all finishes. Dining Table and 4 Chairs, com- FISHER Bros COLUMBUS AVE BET. 1037 & IOA* ST ra) Ds| i ee *99 % Carat, | 144 Carats i | 1 ob EASTER SALE te time in the during the Easter St 42 years we have customers to. buy ponds at ® erifice our st price ir of equal i There is no more anpron an) We hay: at core what AN PERCH ASE YEARS, AN! bes 170 NASSAU ST.N.Y. eink At Park Row and Nassau Sk Teeth Without Plates ISave Decayed Teeth Tighten Loose Teeth Treat Diseased Gume Badly Decayed Teeth and Roots Carefully Exteacted Teeth Thoroughly Cleaned. F of G Made at Reasonable Pric Tis krpaineD 1 BROKE VOU Wal T 98 BLOOa, 169 E, 34th St N.W.Cor.3d 59th St t Lexington Ave., cor ‘125th St., Nets y it Hou 1 Ce ee eile her |], Store Hours: 9 to 5.30 an 2) From ‘i | Jeweled Bracelets That Are All A-Glitter At $3.45 Each RACELETS thai fairly say “On With The Dance,” so sparkling and festive are they in appearance. They are of sterling silver, flexible and cleverly imitate real diamond jewelry with their gallery setting and safety device at side. They are mounted with brilliant rhine- stones or alternate with sapphires, amethysts, onyx or emeralds. An Easter gift well worth giving, ata ‘matchless low price. * Necklaces of Indestructible Pearl With Platinum and Diamond Clasps $16.50 A. & 8.—Street floor, Central. —$—$—$ $5 9 “a a \ tog? pvoDece! pre ‘TUAL marvels at our sale price of $16.50 each. They have that exquisite oriental lustre, soft lovely sheen and give a choice of two graduated styles, one of which is illustrated. All are 24 inches long. The plati- num clasp has a click or spring of 18 kt. gold and is mounted with a genuine brilliant cut diamond. A. & 8.—Street floor, Central ® a Women’s Fancy Milanese . Silk Gloves, $1.69 Pr. XTRA heavy quality in 16-button lengths, with 5-row combination embroidered bac in white, pongee, sand, silver, gay or beaver, Also 16-button length novelty silk gloves with ri ved arms and hemstitched hems; in white, pongee or model Misses’ Silk Gloves, 39c Pr. Two-clasp pure silk gloves, White or gray. with double finger tips. A & B—Mtreet fluor, ¢ New Net Guimpes 95c TTRACTIVELY made Né with Tuxedo collar. Frill trimmed with dainty Val or Venice Lace, all net. | full sizes. “ o Frilled CGuimpes, Intire body of fine quality of New Plumage Voile Sport Guimpes, Hs 19 With sleeve Peter Pan col: size. Colors, Carn hagen on white, pobnera Wil ‘ ¢ , also cuffs ¢ o1 al’ Lace trimin rchid on white 4 On Copen- Beige on whit time for Easter. single pair of trousers, is extremely low. value that we have offered thus far this year. A. & §S. suits are styled with such a distinctive smart- ness, tailored so perfectly and sized so accurately that many men are buying them, rather than bother with made-to-measure clothes. This sale offers you the chance to buy a suit with all the ear-marks of being custom made, at a price which is in keeping with the economies of the day. All wool cassimeres and worsteds of superb texture, in a delightfully varied number of shades and patterns. gray, brown, oxford and tan in checks, mixtures, stripes and plain effects. Note this size range, a suit to fit your own individual build. Regular 35 to 44; stouts, 38 to 46; longs, 36 to 42. BRAHAM 6~STRAUS nc. BROOKLYN All Parts of the Greater City Men Will | Come to Choose Their Easter Suits Tomorrow at A. & S. —and Here’s the Reason— Men’sSmart Easter Suits With Two Pairs of Trousers — Telephone: Main 6100 Make This a “Stetson” Easter IHHOUSANDS of young men know the satisfaction-value of Stetson hats—a hat that holds its shape, ts qual ty-feeling, ¢ its individual roughout a long and useful life. Your Stetson awaits your choosing here for Easter. $7.00 to $10.00. VICTOR JAY & CO. famous English hats; 1 roft or derbies, now $4.95. &S. F) HATS, newest Easter styles, $2.45 to $4.95. New’ two-toned brims in stitched tweed hats, $3.45. Saco CAPS for sports wear, 98¢ to ‘A. & 8.—Btreet floor, Ioyt Street if & ° i { ae sale is the climax of the spring season—just in This price, even for suits with a Light-weight Capeskin Gloves for Men, $1.10 N excellent gloye for spring in the best liked shade of tan in a good quality lightweight capeskin, Prixseam sewn and spear bi Durable and good looking. The best suit A. & 8.—Stroet floor, Raat + Men’s Dark Tan or Black Calfskin Oxfords, $4.95 EW stylish shoes always give that sense N of being “dressed up,” regardless of the newness of the suit or hat Cordovan Oxfords, $6.95 his is an exceptionally well shaped oxford the cordovan leather in » dark mabogany gives it a very handsome appearance. Medium English toe. Leather soles and rubber heels. A. & 8.—Second floor, Hoyt Street Blue, A. & 8.—Street floor, Hoyt Street. ® .¢ From Such Finely Selected Stocks as These Every Boy Will Delight bleu standard set by A. Another reason quality. Sizes 8 to 18 years. Double-breasted, with deseril Materials, styles, and tailoring, all conform to the high the reasons parents bring their sons here time after time. these wise parents know that A. & S. prices are as low as can be found anywhere for the si The two trousers double the life of the suit, and the cost is the same. Spring Reefers for the Boy “Fisher ¢ Kennedy’s”’ tweeds, navy blue ‘Oswego’ Serge ‘oke and pleats, describes the styling, but it can not the smart swagger effect of these good looking coats on Easter morning. in Choosing His Easter Suit Boys’ Two-Trouser Suits All Wool Tweeds, Herringbone $ 8 75 Cheviots, in Brown and Grey HESE suits will prove to be the boys’ best friends; they will stick by them for many a rough game, and then still look presentable. The two pairs of pants mean practically two suits for the price of one. The coats are cleverly modeled and alpaca lined. Trousers lined throughout. Sizes 8 to 18 years. 675 Boys’ Suits With 2 Trousers All Wool Tweeds and Cheviots in $12 45 Tan, Green and Brown Mixtures & S. for boys’ clothing, that is one of me Lined trousers, coats alpaca lined. all wool $7.45 generous patch pockets, and a back Sizes 214 to 10 yee Aas rs — It’s a Tea A antique ed of solid gumwoo in a rich antique ma’ | ing pin trays, spool indispensable |" Mahogany-Finished TEA WAGON is almost indispensable in summer when you wish to serve tea or a meal on the porch. Solid gumwood, mahogany finish, rubber tired wheels, glass serving tray, drop leaftop, size 36x27 inches. Martha Washington Sewing Cabinets, | SiZi2o | An exact reproduction constr roomy compartments make them -For Saturday's = =serod ete se ei Le em Long Time Since Such Big ‘Prices as These : Wagons, $17.75 Mahoga ny Veneer Library Table Mahogany Finish | | $17.75 | End Tables, $5.95 Useful not only as an end | but also to meet many small 20 x 48 inches, needs, such as a samy d, fir Italian table in its antique side tea table, wall table. Solidly | ™mahe finish will add an at- Lh Solidly | mosp! { rich beauty to your constructed, Illustrated. Top | home, ip inweewall vaneaate 25x12 inches. 26 inches high 10x66 inches. $19.75