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was given in the evening at the Sel- | wyn Theatre e trom the etter known as ‘In a Per- jen,’ was the feature of the Riubalyat of Omar Rusticana, McCormack, Ill, Disap-; her piano. Mr. Mengéibers provided Piodo as chiet interpreters, & clean ent accompaniment. He also aa — polats 5,600 at the gave his familiar vitin performance! ‘pho Metropolitan's opera concert] DOOTOR QUITS BLLIS ISLAND; i Ht of Strauss's poem, “Denth and Trans-| was quite preteritiows. GIMNO Betti, CAILDRES OF SCHOOL GR. ‘ Ippodrome. figuration," nnd closed his programme] who trains te Metropolitan chorus,| Dr. William Slaughter, head of the f oe . Oo ae omonie| it ros demonstrated that not only is he the] Hospital on Ellis Istand, left last night ‘ Symphony. Tive Phitharmonic st Bre jc chorus master im the] with Mrs, Slaughter, whom he married i By Frank H. We H. Warren. two special performances left on It] wortd bi 4 composer of talent. | there ten years ago, and thelr two. chil- list later in the month, when Beetho- 1s Own “AVE ‘An many people as attended yester i Diihierous Hititlc events were, in] ven’s Ninth Symphony will be SMe el o ie PI ar o's : met at the Hippodrome doors by aiiouncement that John McCor- ok Was iil aha that his proposed BAA 6 Be postponed. Five tekets had been sold and Purchasers, in habitat, covered range of territory, even Ver } ters having planned to be present be | co 1909 this te the first time that » MeCormack has disappointed an opere 6t & concert audience this Gity. The Concert will be 8 Apri 8. An unruly tenor ‘Wie the cause of the postpone- © companiment—a godd, effective plece of muse, Setti's knowledge of the Yolvo nd how to write for ft, a matter At a concert given In Carnegie@tall| ou) hetter known moderhs freqtently under the auspices of Jewish physt-|oyertook. 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