The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1922, Page 27

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1922," DRESSMAKING SCHOOL THE REALM OF MUSIC SSMAKING SCH take, is given to the bride. After : she has unknowingly eae ft she 4.00 - Cc ¢ i, . . whee Ite eee ad and dics. ‘The|| APPointments Made at Your Convenience. mistress confesses Nber part of the transaction and is killed by’ the re- Jected suitor, who, in turn, meets his end. v This plot gives rise to several * marl LOAN ATTACKED. epublican Caucus Finally De-« cides to Favor $5,000,000 BILL. ‘WASHINGTON, May 10.—Republtcans of the House‘in party caucus last night threatened to defeat the Liberian Loan Bill when it comes up to-day. Chairman Fordney of the Ways and Means Committee defended the meAsure, Golaring that the United States Goy- By Frank H. Warren. rngnen ea inert: # morally obligated to make] ne Russian opera singers would F patcretary, Hughes has stated that the [have gotten oft on the right foot had| fective scenes,, which,” unfortunately, in tates must extend the loan to are beyon je singing an: 3 Liberia as a matter of national honor.| vey: for the opening performance! io icey of the strolling, company at President Harding has also formally | Monday, selected their second cholee, | the New Amsterdam, They try hard urged favorabié* consideration at an| ‘The Tsar's Bride,” given last eve-|and do their best, but it is not “Tsar’s Bride,” Sung by Rus- sian Company, a De- , lightful Opera. Mr, Fordney made a special ploa for | This work of Rimsky-Korsakoff, com- | Matters Interesting. |The voices thus AEARN |= FOURTEENTH STREEP Founded 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AVE. pliner eres cheaSarl wcenlabsh shite ne enelennlendha Worth-While Values in Summer Needs afe new Opportunities to buy at Hearn’s Special Prices Pastis oF tas tao Oe She, Wi.) | ning at the New Amsterdam Theatre, | enough, though they manage to make Larg e Assortments of Ap Pp arel and Ho usehold Requirem en ts ——$—$<—<—$—$—————— “ “ far disclosed are wholly inadequate poser of “The Snow Maiden” and/rast evening attention /was carly “Coq d'Or," is @ real opera and, in{drawn to Zenia Ershova, The Mijs- POling to censure the Senate for not spite of obvious weaknesses in yester-| tress, who suddenly, burst forth vies ff Bi. He often 7 od conception passifg the Tariff Bill. He offered a|%@Y'8 Performance, it is easy to un-|% real voice and a go Dp! . After complimenting the nag declaring tise if thé tariff] derstand why it has been popular Seagaay Ke toe “nnd,” inquiring re, was not i the Sendte Would be auiliy ot Sagewae throughout Russia since it was first}ones in the audience learned that flable delay. A roll-call revealed jack | heard at Moscow in-1899. Rimsky-'Mme, Ershova, if that be.her name, of & quorum and adjournment was| Korsakof composed more ffian fitteen| Was borrowed for the oonatcn from taken. “ § ,"" the Russian or- operas, and the place of "The Tear’a| the /'Chauve Souris,” the SANTOS-DUMONT FORGIVES. Bride’ ts about midway in the list. Tp ganization that has been captivating it the composer had one eye on the Paris to Fete Flyer Who Was Vic-|form of opera then prevalent in| spurned lover, had a Challapin part. tit of “Spy Fever.” Western Europe, while he kept the} He looked like the Russian star and other loyally fixed on native melody|evidently had made a study of his PARIS, May 10 (Associated Press).—Jand other Russian characteristics, | acting technique. His poses and ge! Alberto Santos-Dumont, the famous|‘'The Tsar's Bride’ not only has a|tures are modelled on Chaliapin's. Brazilian aylator, {s due in Paris to-| 004 story, but it also is replete with | His final scene might have been more the early pasdage of the-tarift by the anate, resentative Frank Crowther of ‘York broke up the caucus by pro- Continuation of SPECIAL PURCHASE Women’s Extra Size Underwear * 1.21 Each Were $1.97 and $2.97 Jacot Lukin as Griasnoy, Gowns, Envelopeand Straight Chemises, Bloomers, Step- ins, of fine nainsook, daintily trimmed with lace and eyn- broidery. Sizes 46 to 52. * day, when a welcome will be given|folk tunes and imaginative touches|imposing. _ him which is intended to remove the|!n rhythm and color, and it flows] Olga Kasanskaya, as the greatly Today Tomorrow Extra Size Two-Piece Pajamas— last vestige of coolness between one of |agreeably along in fluent melodies, |sought for bri was lovely to look 6900 TOTS’ ‘of fine mu:lin—white and flesh the first conquerors of the air and the| dialogue and choruses set off by ajat and simple in her portrayal, but \ ‘ 4 e —blue and pink stitehing— yrere 81.48 1.18 Dept. of Extra Size Wear— Third Floor country wheré he carried out his ex- | skilful orchestration that the earnest| weak vocally. ‘[Hat final act {s the be pred if none too-accurate musicians last|last act of ‘Boris Godunoff”’ re- : many victimes of the “spy fever" wach |e%eRINE could not completely dim. | versed. It is the crazed and dying | DR SSES The final act has tremendous dra-| bride that occupies the royal chair * ‘was epidemic early in the World War. He had.s ville ear Deauvieoith a plat. | Matic possibilities, but {t requires the | afld who dies at its feet, as the guests form overlooking the sea on which a|Proper surroundings and interpreters} group about her as the Douma does telescope had been fitted. Peasants per-| to render it effective. in ‘Boris,’* mitted him to realize that he had be-] The tale has to do with a young| To-night’s attraction is Tschatkow- | come an object of suspicion. An in-| betrothed lady loved by two others,|sky’s ‘Pique Dame” (The Queen of Hee idence ae wee, mae pot the one of whom is the Czar, who chances | Spades), and Nina Koshetz of the e Sethe Drecliten Sone eon the Part | to see her as he passes her home, The | Chicago Opera forces will be the guest leeply offended and sitice he|Je#lous mistress o” one of the suitors}artist. ‘Pique Dame’ had four per- r REGULAR VALUE $1.67 during the war has not re-|Procures a polson, which falls into|formances by the Metropolitan Opera r. Bloomer, pantie and plain dresses, her master’s possedsion, and, by, .mis- | Company in 1910. A oe chambray, organdie and —— +, black sateen. Stces 2 to 6 years jamin Walworth Arnold, Princess NEW AUTO WRECKED Steuer, Snowden A. Fahnestock, Frank IN CRASH WITH TAXI |4. Fetter, Dr, Lee K. Frankel, George Police, Capt. Austin Gays Firmness 4 * J. Gillespie, Mrs. Mary W. Glynn, Led- yard P. Hale, Mrs. Eleanor W. Hi; Only Used Im Singer Trouble. Thrown Out UnhertJiey, Dr.J. Richard Kevin, Ludiey B. Charges in affidavits submitted yes-| Three Men Cut and Bratsed. |) Tyrcnce, Ceylon H. Lewis, Paul 8. teriay to Police Commissioner Enright] A new automobile driven by Elmer] Jivermore, Herman A. Metz, Dr. James that Capt. Benjamin Austin, then of |qiaden, ‘twenty-two, living at the Bed-]B. Murphy. Nicholas M. Peters, Victor the Ellzabeth §treet Station but now of | rd_pranch of the Y. M. C. A., col-| F. Bilder, Dr. Joshua M. Van Cott and the West 1524 Street, clubbed striking | ford branch of the Y. M. C. As col-| ao” ris Boller Werner. uphoisterers without provocation on|lided with a taxicab at midnight at Jef- April '® were denied Inst night by the |ferson and Reld avenues, Brooklyn, and - = ‘aptain. ‘Tho charges were made bY both cars were wrecked. 6 strike was called 1178 Bushwick Avenue, and Genevieve 1 ae rs Hyland, twenty-three, of Stapleton, 8. © Ask For . % Capt. Austin said he had permitted the| Hyland, twenty-three, of Stapleton, 8. ek Horlick’s strikers to maintain eight pickets, but that they resorted to strong arm meth. | But escaped Injury. Giaden and John A. The ORIGINAL ods and it wae necessary to use fim | Bauer ,,cf Jo. S08 Tinton atvenve’| Marlee mans TODAY TOMORROW taxtics to malfitain ordi were treated for cute and bruises. There * T: D S ” ‘ in 0 t pab with thi . PUT EXTRA TANK ON PLANE. | diver, Robert E- Hoetter, twenty-three, ef « wo-Day Sale No. 126 East 12th Street, Brooklyn, who A Group of Specials in Feather Pillows Pillows of New Mixed Goose Feathers—strong, firm tickings— 20x28—were 81.52 1.10 22x28—were 81.7 Pillows of Newtown—variously striped—excellent tickings— 20x28—were 84.52. B16 22x28-ewere 84.87, 3.5% 0—were $5.63 12 26x30—were 86.37. 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