The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1922, Page 18

/ Ing, is wortl hearing. Her tons Is a lovely thing to listen to; her musical instinct and intelligence , pleasant to meet. A Dvorak c y ieleatAiaicaltce ‘The artists who take part will Boland a Buch suite were end PThais” and “Ernani” Are Mmes. Peralta, Daloasy, bah Hyaty offerings. ! «. Harrold, i leek’ an, Kingston, Paltrinior , Co “e 0) ht onle 7 a aggre of me oa 5 IBurke, D'Angelo, Piccht and Nothier. eine rae eu fetta ub oe P 7 o rest 16 80 obviously i fe etropolitan Bill. strives for one could write more glo ' oemerieraiatenit Chee ch ait transferred is ingly + first recital, he Ad jegiance from the op day afternoo ‘Aeo Bes By Weadle H. Warren, | Sonsier stage nas evenings entortaia: [cay nrvernae® 18 Aeolian Phe “revival of “Thais” with Mme.Jine his customary snttusinatte one may tell from her Borttea in the title role and the first earietee of admirers cate A ‘ae pression, but her weak voice will not ” all, a ysul he announce nh ‘espond to its mental biddin, eh ho Perales sreollt mand ald the unexpect tag be ‘ pple icoret ~ 3 in English ’ @f mext week's repertoire at the Met exaganrations: Opera House. ‘‘Manon Les i @gut™ will open the week with Mme. nger would not |< derive great uneed th 4 Gigi, Scott! and Didur: 7 er, ope Carlos” wili be given Wednes-| 4a! of artistic enjoyment from the NK. Day Gay evening with Mmes. Peralta and] Russian basso's concert work. Mux n of North Gerdon, and Martinelli, De Luca, Rabinovitch, pianist, and Nicholas Challapin and Rothier; Boheme" on Levienne, cellist, contributed to the program. Thursday afternoon with Miss Bori, eff Gigli and Danise; “Thais” on @hareday evening with Mme. Jeritza, @an@ Harrold and Whitehill; ‘Tristan wn Isolde’ Friday evening with BMmes. Matzenauer, Gordon ani! ené Taucker, Schutzendorf and Ben- @er; “Ernani’’ Saturday matinee with ‘Miss Pons¢lle, and Martinelli, Ruffo pd Mardones; ‘‘Carmen” Saturday Right with Mme. Easton, and John- wom, De Luca and D'Angelo. At next Sunday night's concert will be given the second act of ‘'Trova- tore.” Act. II., Scene 2 of ‘Lucia’ nd the Kerbesse scene of 'Faust." SELECT YOUR EVERSHARP WAAL PEN From Our Complete Assortment. Your Initials Engraved Free on All Pens and Pencils Purchased at AN DERSON’S AT THE ANDERSON CORNER, John, at Nassau Street. Anna Case, American soprano, ap- peared in recital in Town Hall, Waile her acquired poses and exaggerations have not the natural touch that Chaltapin gives them, they do not de- tract from the clear, cold veauty of her voice. 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