The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1922, Page 31

Open with (Wagner's) ~-“Die Walkuére.” By Frank H. Warren. ‘The opera repertoire for next week, , the sixth of the season, ts: Moiftiay, “Die Walkuere,” second performance, with Mine; Matgonauer as Brunnhilde, Mme, Rethberg a new Sicgtinde, and Mossrs, Taucher (Siegmund), Whitehill (Wotan), - and ~~ Bender i Hunding). Tuesday ~arternoon—benefit formance—'‘Tosca’’ =, Mr. Johnson as Scotti as the villain. Wednesdaythe immortal love story of “Romeo et Julictte,” with Miss Bori and Mr. Gigli as the lovers working their fatal way through Mr. Urban's new scenery. ‘Tht psday—second hearing of ‘‘Sara- et Dalite;" Mme. Matzenauer will sing the familiar “My Heart at Thy Voi and Mr. Martinenti|® will pull down the temple. Friday—'‘‘Loreley’’ will occupy the per- with Mme. Jerit- Mario,’ atid Mr, vight,. or left, bank of the Rhine, the voeai army of ocoupation comprising Mme. Alda as the chief Sundelis as the siren, Mme. more unfor- tunate,"’ Gigi as tho jnoonstant lover and Danise and .Mardones guarding the rear. Saturdsy afternoon—''Der Rosen- ‘eavalier;"" Mmes. Jerites, Easton, Rethberg (assuming Sophie's high notes) dAd Messrs. Behder, Uarrold, Sehutzendorff, Meader, Baca, and Gustafsen. At next Sunday's concert Albert Spalding, violinist, Mmes, Gordon and Mario, and Messrs. Clhamlee and Schutgendorfi. will Frances Alda feit the arrows of outrageous. fortune last evening, the one night. in the. season syhen she might wish. to be on her beet voral mettle. Before siarting her annual re- cital in Carnegie Hail the soprano was forecd to ask her audience's in- dulgenoe because of a sev old. Courageously, however, she tackled a program that gave promise of af- fording unusual diversion. Two Mexican folk songs orranged. by Dk, La-Forge and two new songs game comporer written for the soprano: were among her selections. The Letz Quartet made its appearance in Aeolian Hall, fe Mozart quartet, a new Gregorian quartet of David Stanley Smith and the much disenssed Verklarte Nacht Sextette of the modern Schoenberg. This last named p it has been demonstrated, is highly effective in orchestral form-—the Roston Orches- witness of and - the 9. of vidlasy and of cellos last evening fsiled to make tt impressive. It was jerky add patchy the various instruments apparently belng engaged.in @ tree for all some- thing. 5 re- peeett in Bi HAOPTDMOr of Estelle bi reevts Gonerat’s Case se Agaln Before the Courts Hers. The afpeal, of Ger from an orde trict Calist, refusing, to. révige culings of the refenge in bankruptey in the care of the Yourgveta H and Foreign Jrade Cempany, Inc, was argued yes+ ay. before Fedetal Judges’ Romer f er and Hough. The referee directed the General to sppear nw witness ‘and submit to ¢xsu Gregory Semenoft commanded troops aga viii in Biber!s 1912, hundreds of Yorrovert Con use Of the traogs, His Attocytys contend the Gengral waa, not lisble before a civil eqmtsfor-his gets, and that the Un. tien od Piales Courte have no juriadice Raptrta te he Gthe mat of Next Week’s-Opéra Bill Is to playing tion as to his prop-|& SAY “BAYER” when you buy. Unless you see the “Bayer Cross’ on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over 23 years and proved safe by millions for tation, Manus, {n Town Hall. They were successfi! in their attempt to do something dit- ferent. A Mozart Recitative and Ron- do, written for soprano and small and George Stewart Mo- pianiet, were heard tn recital that for orehestra with piano obligato, Mr. MoManus had srranged Opened the program. Laebiing then sang a group of s fine songs by the Italian followed; Mr. McManus gave Manuscript performance of Fred Jacobi's “Burléschi,”” three entertain- ing movements; first perform. ance of Marton Bauer's Prelude in B minor and Carpenter's Polonaire Americaine, of which the title de- serves credit for its originality. In ad- dition there were songs by Roussel Gibbs and Liebling. The audience quently demostrated its approval. George Reimherr, tenor, was artist at yesterday efternoon's Mu- sique Intime at Sherry's. Mr. Reim- herr thanagéd to uncover some in- frequently heard songs by Stojowski, Vaughan Williams, Fooh, Forsy' Paderewski and others. He will 1 in the program to-morrow afte! XMAS SALE Ladies’ Bracelet Watches 14-Karat is. Gold White os ae Te, gutll nell, ladles! 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Also rugs of mohair plush and zibeline in plaids and solid colors, with stitched ends. 4.58 Valve $9.94 and $19.47 Also Large Selection of Finer Trav Priced to $19.95 all wool—khaki with brown al Hog kh: bs Hl 2.96 CAMP BEANKETS nearly Lar bo y AT Splash Voile Envelope Chemises 97 Were $1.28 Dainty models in orchid and flesh. Lingette Pajamas Special 3. 28° LINGETTE NIGHTDRESSES. VESTS AND STEP-INS-—-orge nadie end piped with contes ating ‘} CAMBR PETTICOATS-~ HEARN Founded 127 FOURTEENTH STREET WEST OF FIFTH AVE. Christmas Is —AND— GAMES > ; Handkerchiefs Variety of Pretty. 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White or flesh. 6 to 18 years, Girls’ Flannelette Night Dresses— stitched trimming—G to 14 yrs, 8 8 87 Were .78 shawl collar, p ished with 5 « bristmes were Children's Sill Princess § flesh or whitelace trin ets and girdle—fine scallops ~ideal for to—sizes 6 to 16 years avi 44s B75 flesh or Ls itk Bleomers ed ruffle ~ were 82.25 Special Values in Bed Spreads, Pillow Cases, Sheets Full Size : Crochet Spreads - nusorted styles ~- —were 2.69... 1.74 pads-—-full and three- mmed and sca 4 2.69 Satin * Finish Marseilles Spreads — ty- fine qua 5.98 nere 83.49 Large Satin Marseilles 7.97 Sheets and Pillow Cases PILLOW CASEs. ists mm Pmil est 54490 ine 54x99 in 1.02 et SiS east a ale Soe 0 iD—-val 9099 in.—value $1.79 er Extra Size Bungalow Aprons of Black Sateen | 2.44 Trimmed with erctonne pockels and belt, these scleen aprors are ea art and cheerful us they ore useful, A Sle DSP! y¥ounTH FLOOR BOOKS TODAY Men’s Arrow Shirts 1.69 Were $1.95 conservative and rovelty patterns some stiff.cuffs shirts in the lot. New MEN'S HOLIDAY NECKWEAR were &1 7. MEN’S PLANNED ITE NIGHTSHIRT: patterne—military some extra lurge siaes in the lot—-were 61.3 irere—neat fine satin ties in new colors and pat- teras— each put ‘up in holiday box TOMORROW. made one of the best Insdown Hah a Ik) Large Brushed Wool Scar}s Special 4.38 Fine wool in two-tone patterns, of buff and brown, and tan and brown, made with pock- ets and leather belt. BRUSHED WOOL SKATING SETS color border—tam with contrasting colors - grey, buff, tan, peacock and white, TODAY -fringed scarf with contrasting 4.38 TOMORROW Two-Day Sale Special Purchase LittleTots’TubDresses Were $1.97 1.24 Gingham and chambray, with or without panties, Sizes to 6 years. LITTLE TOTS’ FINE WHITE DRESSES-—~yoke, empire und belted—~ lawn, ‘neinsook, voile—to 6 years— 67 MORNING SPECIALS Today and Tomorrow Until 1 P.M. ‘To prevent dealers buying. quantities restricted. $1.58 Fine Twill Serges inch -~ all wool — na 12? and t $1 ‘57 Satins 1.28 inch— bright satin face—street aud evenin wok, 44 ct. Mercor 37 assortment of suitable for 86-inch —~ good light and dark ¢ ell fini ; EMENT 50 ct. White Poptins BT £6-inch — suitable for nurses’ uniforms, men’s end boys’ shirts, 22 ct. Scorsucky Ginghams Assortmen h ; Colored stripes on wlut WASHL FABRICS EASES 53 58, ct Bleached Cheezeclot 36 inches MUBLIN: DEPT. 48 ct. Hemmed Turkish fowels.. Wide colored borders. TOWELE—MAIN FLOOR $1.47 Standa: d Quality $ 61300—4 SH u $1.27 Men's Lnitial Handkerchiets Of soft finish com tment of satin sirpe dozen in box, HANDKERCHI ZFS. $2.25 Men's JAIN FLOO. Work Trousors 14g Dark stripes or khaki—sizes 90 to 80 inthe lot, bul not in each color $i. 98 Men's 8 Flannel Shirts 1.67 tached No Mail or Telephone’ Orders. +22 chiutz and 37 ct. New Cretonnes... ... Yard wide—stripes, nove BASEMENT, Women’s Double Extra Size Fleece Underwear... . Vests and drawers~-veriou mill runs of 61.17 qualt EXTRA BIZ DE NIT UNDERWEAN-3 50 ct. Women’s Cotton Sport Hore . BF Drop stitch-—cordovan and green Ss7 ityles oor FLOOR $1.47 Little Tub Dresses ete DA chambray ea 97 a Babies’ Yoke nate Bishop Dresses Lace und embroidery 5s trimmed )EPT.—BECOND FLOOR. $1.50 Men’s Folt Slippers. 1.07 With soft padded leather soles cellent quality nd blue-=sites et. Children's Felt Slippers s Trou worsteds, « Jarge es patterns ia dark cul ead flanu ortun $12.50 Revs! Crompton Corduroy Suits at qual verted plait and brown 1 | trouse Until Dec, 23rd’ Store Open 9A. M. to GP. M.- 3 2 t | Hair fee Imported Novelty | Necklaces Special -.97 All colors, including jet black “and ruby red, in a variety of the prettiest holiday styles. Novelty Necklaces—tassel effect— es jet black or ruby re were $1.00. Extra Size Silk Hosiery and Underthings Women’s Extra Size Glove Silk | Bloo: s—to match vests ~—were #447 Women’s Extra Size Glove, Sik Veste—: were $3.37, Sizes 48 and 50-~ were &3.77,. Women's Extra Size Silk Hose— full fashioned—black and Africa® 4 brown— were 82.25....... . EXTRA 81Z8 DEPT,—YOURTH FLOOR. Special Purchase Madras Finish Boxed Stationery 32 Value .47 24 sheets and 24 envelopes of this fine quality ta Ut Melted or colors—rib FOUNTAIN PENS — 2 sizes — 14- kt gold pen point with clip or ring— Extra Size |Flannelette Gowns 1.97 Were $2.48 Fine quality in severat pret! styles, inclugling square and necks or round necks with tlare, in pink and white or lue and white. Some ait white, trimmed with ribbon and braid, Extra Size Flannelette Bloomers ~~made very full—pink and blue or all white-—-scalloped’ or thes... 12S with bins piped ruf EXTRA 8170 DEPT. FOURTH FLOOR. Women’s Extra Size Medium Weight Cotton Union Suits 1.47 Were $1.67 Low neck, sleeveless, length style. Black T) knee vitable Christmas able and warm in cold or ankle length-- all wool or cotton to LST t a7 £2.0 Bands 98 aths of /lowers, colors. Imporied Novelty Cretonne Aprons -68 Were .97 Rid or princess atyla. with black is on especie trimmed Ah ng. foncy pockets. ly attractive eprene