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Miss Bori, iii'
Familiar Role,
Again Pleases
\lev \* t>rk in "L'Amore dei
tre ]\e" at Metropolitan
Perfeel in Every Respect.
to Dolijjht of Audience
Opera Thrives on Merits
"Parsifal^atMatinee, Heard
by Large iratlieriufj Witli
Hr\ erential Vppreciation
By H. E. Krehbirl
ld " "L'Amore dei tn
Re" 1.1 ? *.. ?-?. ? .1
oi ' conc! ; .
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..... r ??%?.%. ;.;
' *;:;?' .. ..--?: .... ma;
:..? .-. i ' ' . tllOUgi ?? "...
bi cl( fr e from thc artifici 3 b; ?vh ?
? io man; ? ige people seek to ingn
? ??.- ' ?". with thi n an;
.-, ., ] .... and on I
? opu ar t . ?
a has been w it!
or a I e no ord "c I < ?
...'.' h -...'?-!?, |! 1.
derg ? ? ? ::?" "r Oll ''.;,'r ? ?
V - ? ? thal ' ni" the 't\ I* ???
? - rcpri ? ' " has suff'r red uai>;
ratii ' ,,?>??,-? ? ? ?
at.il ? r. .- fo ii '' -.- bea ?:!?'?;' ,; ?, ?
. . . ,-, well-knit in ???:.?;??
. rn cai i , :
evci y ; ber. mo' ing, el.
or '. con pc lling. convincing. H n ,
*c s t o e n d u i ? the veperto , tlu
Metropoliti Opera Housc. and th<
onger I doci the greater will be th
gral itudi of intel lovers of dram
i.tic music to thi composer for wril
:, to Mr. t%":-(% azza for produc r.y
.'. ar.d to Miss Lucrezia liei: foi having
nrcsented to ? tovely a n embod. ?
icnl of eharactei ;- - t1-.- eontem
.;?- ra?;.- pcrtrnii r.-n1 Icrj
r ' 11 r Fiora i m" exqui it'
??'--?? ji. "? ? i. . rry v ?r ? I coi ? ??
iion, song, ] : ?-? ' oi , ?'.. ? <- ,'. ?. ?. r.-i.
lionof c- 'ryphas? ? ;' thc character; ?
onflicl ?? ot ion ts grntlenes? il
i < rmai tcrii g \ as; ion ? ? pathi ' ic di
ad an ;,, .? ?: I ,'?'
'?'??at',- \ ? ' a :-.d ;.
, - . in Mr. Mai doi ?- ?. wl i ???
'n- ? bi Ido h fine ??\an'p' of i.i ?
? ???? The opera ?* ?*-" well givei
der Mr. Moranzoni'; direction and si-i
pr. iy npprcciated by ?'?? aud ence
"Parsifal" ."Minjc in \fternoon
T" tl ree ? > the principal perfoi e ? ??
"Farsifal" yesterday i-.ft^riiooii the
Kngli lani lage < -. their vornacular
tn :,. ??? M ss 1 aston. Mr ' lut ?'? ill
nd Mi BIh s. lo the Iu I o{ whom was
rec-'..red thc role of CJurnemanz, ? ucl
to the advantagc of the representation.
especially in the third act. Though
thr t-jnrii of the drama ws? not. in
coneonance v.ith th.- holiday. the thea?
ter waa crowded, and there waa again
that cxhibition of awed and revcrential
appreciation after thc firt-x and last
rlosings of the i-urtain. which we car
i of. heip but think to be thr most cn
traordinary plieuomenon associated
with our nrpratic aetivitjes. It is in
d?ed more ir.dicativn 0f intrlligent and
fynipathetic interest in the lyric drama
than the most frantic of demonstra
tions which occasiqnally reward indi
vidual performances. Thc extenl and
stability of that inten ;. moreo ? ?
were ?*? idenced by thi supi rh
which filled all the ?-?;,;- in the tl atei
? ' ' ; '' '??!'? ull ot th.' standing room
which thi city' ordinance on the sub
ject, were rt enforci .i. w ould allow
i ? ? ?,. ? ' , Mi \\ ? itel ? ". In;
ing _ and acting in thc . : ara. r, i ,.<
Amfortas I a\ n been to..
tolled to ask for m, rc r <? , , . .,?, .,]
mertticn. though, ?
* ocal indii . ?' -v were : ,,? so
conspii uou . ial Mr. 111a
the contrary, wua better thni ? ? ?
and tl anka lo him lln Good l-'i |n\
mu . m: ^ pro oundly offectivo. \ r
he recognized the need o\ greater con
sideration than hr has Bometimes dis
'?'?;.. Mi . Mal enauei hn*
been the rcpresentative ol Kundry, Mr
B danzky lemi > red the orcl trni
mu - ? to suit M Ka <ton' ? \ oice an i
he i arratii .? of ? he econd :,,-? ??,
?' '" the lad. w ith greal beaul y
a ' loqui ? . e Her portrayal oi' l hc
creatun wi n arked by line ii
'?."?'. tl roiiRl out. On thc ?? ' ol
' ? -???"? I 011 ?? a - decidi dl
ter t st of thi _.
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On the Screen
"Tol'able Ihivul" Ibi* Housr
!*-boutiiig; "Eden and Re?
turn" DiBcloses INow Idca
By Harriette Underhill
"Tol'able l ? a v i?1'' ia a! lhe Stra i
tin- week, nnd if any one docsn'l thii I
il ' a wondcrful picture then il w !1
he 1.x ca <e h d !iki lhe iloi; and
refusi s I -i In- -,\ on ovei ^ i r \: s, we
!?','( i -,i- theater I t ii1ghi. vo ng thii
il was thc I - i i icture of th. ; ??., i
(not tl.c new year either), Bul lati'
we renienibercd several times when in
r-ur haste -.. >? had declared t!'o same
thing, so ?... shall lempev our enthusi
asm and .-ay thal it ii as good as any
pictun of ' hc ? car. \sjinc nf ,,?,,,? ,.,,,,
teniporaric t,tated ..,,? ;,.?.. ago, -,;;
11 ;? hav. atl < ,-.;;. (, but :* 'y.y r,0 |1CC1 ."
If ;. OU %. ?;.:.!.. ry': 11 c 1;; - iheillier':
??I ory you :i i, urcl; rroi nr>; ; o woiu'n r
how an;, ??< ? <? mana^ed : . get a
six-rcc] picture oul of it, and I hc
'trang. part o I thal everj foot
ol the I ni ????.? '!?;?. i; ,; .| ?
because Un adaptutioi; i- ingenious,
the dircctoi maginat ive and I he actii
superb.
Richard Bai theii te is h -,1 ar w hetl
sBJEgBiij^^
Children $
Sweater Suit*
consisting of cap, sweater, mit
tens and leggings, al! of Ja?ger
fuperior quality.
No. 2259 ?Of hne imported
worsted in buff. brown or
green heathcrs Sizes 2 to 7
years. $ 15 to $ 17.25. Wl.ite
suits. 2 to 4 vcara, $15 to
$16.25.
No. 2257-- Of pure. Came!
1 fair and Wool, in thr natural
tan colors. Size.? 2to 7 years
$17 to $21.
No. 2258?Extra ime qual?
ity Imported Suits, tan and
brown. Sizes 2 to 6 years, .
$1950 to$23.
Compcire janger's quality and
prices with other shops- you
will find the prices are no higher
than elsewherc.
Shopping by rr.ai! or phone
ii tomtlimts a comeniinct.
>l'e ilaJly jilt tuth critts.
306-5'1, Ave.
*nd 22 MAIDEV LANE
NEW YORK
Chieiago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Boston
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January Sale
of HOUSEHOLD LINENS
"T^HL Annual January Sale of Household Linens and White Goods
X which commences today at "The Linen Store" presents values greater
than any we have been able to offer for a long time.
In anticipation of this event we again went over our entire stock of House?
hold Linens and marked everything on a line with the very latest wholesale
quotations. And then in addition we marked a Jarge part of our stocks
much lower than even these already moderate figures.
Linen prices have been steadily dropping since lhe Fall of 1920, but we believe
that they have now reacbed lhe bottom and wc strongly advise our patrons
to take advantage of this unusual opportunity to fill then Linen needs.
??' ?/?? ?
At New January Sale Prices
Table Cloths and Napkins
Fancy Linens
Face and Bath Towels
Sheets and Pillow Cases
Blankets and Comfortables
Imported and Domestic Lingerie
White Goods by the Yard
We invite you to visit "lhe Linen Store" and to see foi
yourself the remarkable values offered for this January only.
Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Streets
r6
not. Hia atellar qualitlen are written I
brighl ,,n evet'y Bccnc bo that hc who
run may rcad. 0 for moro Barthel
me ? ? on thc ncreen! A thr yoiitlifiil I
I 'a id, ? ln. ic life am'.it ion il i? lo
elrivc I ln ' nck v hich cni i les thr nm i I,
lio givi i1 ?-. iii.i-> thrilling porfornianci
of hii carcer. Thc pi lurc in reploti
v ''i thri !'.?. I o,,. Thc pi csencc <<r
? irec h'icl un n makes ihin^* exciting nl
ill ii nes, for they aro-eonalantly Iii!!
ing oincl h ing or ion nc, and ;, ou
never know when thev inny lunel on lhe
hern, Tl is they linnliy tK nnd Tol'ablc
Dnvid linislip nll 11- ? ??<? in n ligl I 11 ?
I...,. which Im ni \'. i he 'ii ei '. on
the ?-. !< ri'.
I'lll ? ,;, .1 wllicll lll ; iii. '.:.' ' ,i (lll
. ?. ;, ?. with i heiii .....in ?? pcrl'oct ly
nlaii ihli !",'. V line hit of ruf|. i'i
i.i adelcel hy nol showing lhe tiiml
rounds nf thc iir;!ii iii thc cabin. \
pistol falls iu ii corner; b"t!i men, j
hlootly and crawling, try to i i-ncli it;
ihen the secno shi ft p, and when ii
<ihifts back you see the outside of thc
cabin and lhe door alowl; fv inrinrr.
|i flutters hacl and forth, then npc>na
wide. Never have r been in such h
ten: position i thi tl c:. an,
;now thal everv one clsr feli tlie same
?-.:,? . foi ? hei rol'ablc Da' id Ii rcli d
of I ho door i! ?., ?.?? Ih ma il
;acl hehinel him tlu I licnl. euii deil
ivil:; appla ii ? and om oi Uvo boj a
bi uted.
Thi pictun lilled \v il h >Tni'd
act-ors and act r.<es. filadys llul ite
i ? lhe littlc.nti girl, and ?? n
real one. Wai ter l.ewl Krin i Toi
i eiii ?' and I'alpli Yen i sle> 1111 horrihl ,'
i eal i-1 'u- :i lhe bnd ni"i N'ol n n
niiiifi real un iniioni Mu thi'fi I ?
I'f-sl l.'obin on ?! i.; i.. i. ?! nnd con
vineinir n lhe old ern \ ho in
volunl nrily hn rl.? ? ciou li utn
.irale; Wai nci Itiel ? iond j< exci llenl
.. i lhe l.i.r brothero !>.?? id, ai .1 Mai io
Mihott gives n line peiTornianci us
in moi In -. In i'ii.I. we ihould ini
hal. "'I ol'iible I >??? id" i?< 100 per cont
i" rfprt. This i; >! r. Barthelmo
lil i ? piral ni picturi rim ndapla
lion and l.illon arc Kd nund ('oul ling' .
the direi lion . Heni h'ii ?.'
I 1 e i .? i - i voca I prolugtii ning hv
? . orn Iteardoi ll i i-al'led "A I ll fc
Tmvi ' . ;i rb; .' i '"- nverl ure
'Di.I" lln> Houi ." \ mnli i|uar
tel i i:-rs "Absenl " nnd " I ,<i ug ii nu
! mg." 'I in rc > al ,, a .' u nset picl u re
.??i lied " Weavi r of 1 Iroam ," '/ith
Rlclora I i an rord - 11 ;inp . Tlu i nie.
is called "The |% \1 ? ' .',,
Itoel . nnd il i prenented h; V rnei
Mi .ther .
% ? nl (I . title "I'." 'I I . ? :'
... ' '.. lo clo with Mnrie I'revn ''
pieturi .' tho I'entrnl Th< ntei \> <? cn ??
ol I. . ?? Ithouj'l v ?? ..a ? ' i ,..,? ?
rrom iLi lie ?;-.? numbi r Lo ! liiml
fad uv ay. It i i ? a ni u ri. tl i y ol
no greal .? .?,,.;.' ??. .' '? Mi I 'n \ ost i i
i hc role of n Bi oadv ay In I;
fnthei i I lln lo li i oul "of lov n
bi ... i , ? ? : ?: j ?? ' , ?
i'. bc unhappy, Rul ?? hal \1 rie doea
lo thi prirn fi mily whIch entert:iiri-i
. ? ' li tiai ? : i mi in bc ?? one
t,, herself nnd e>ni i>> some one else
nd tndati/i ! neigh borhooel.
I'li. pri enee nf T. Ray Ba rni i i
in- enpl ; an addeel iit.traetii n. Mi ".
Ilnj Atwell ii; ;. m 'i ?;!;' as n m u< i'
sotighl nl'ter i u ' i> ! bnchelor.
'1 i l'i vi ' , ? hc quality, vhi
., .i i . i, i ? ? , , i l, -,- (J lori ii Swai
hou. Sl alwa; lere ting. Ir the
ni".. il ;.."?' ii re - he bv no mean -?? c;
..' ofl hc heaui v honoi".. howc rei.
Thej [ro to I he you ? <? womn n who plays
? ,? ...,;.,,. | ,.,;,. On the pro
,' -,, ni,- n Prizma I'icture itai
?????? ?! i.,,"- I- '.v:. .i ' entui -. ron eely
1 ) lw> Dumb Hell," n new i n*i*l md
Because Ralph Kc'naud, of 'I he 'I i ib.
uno, wrotc " 1'den and Ket irn " we
journeyed up lo Loow's Bi vi nth Ave
nui! Tl tei 'i ilay to see if it wa i
i good picture. It should be a inspi
ral ii t,i all in wspapcr people who are
,.,, .,, . , j;,i -. after I ours and
? , ,;,:?,. lhal il ii n'l I rui "hal
?i , , , . >| , : ,,,, ,,!,.... ? , ,.!im"
h ?',..: old I to th. Kobcrtson
' ih ?...? ,i, ., ? Doris May
I ? vi 11 i m11 m babilil
i-iiiii< do n I ov n, but ei n picture
... ..: al :i theater I i ; hard
o cntel np vith i'.
i ! have no program*"
Iheater, n ? ?? h:v r no idea ? ho thi
people -."!,. ii i! .? ? ?ii,ii,.i ?. i ?.- ca
.'..., . , thc play was the tl .1 g, ai d
that is intenaely intereating and, al?
though il is diffictill to believe, "Eden
nnd I,'* lur 1" 1 01 taina a brand new idea.
er before havo we seen n hero work
oul his alvation by taking in laui d
ai ,1 that is whal this hero .ini. t; 0
i. : m't until the ?? ery end that. yo 1
know why.
Miss May, the herolne, is allowed
one hour by her stcrn father in which
t'. bncome engaged. So she stands on
.? ,,.!iin;; rug which she had piir
1 I . .'rl from a wariclering Jew .'.nd Bays.
1 ixar, AHcizan, fish in the sea,
in the pan; end me a handsome, rea
. i- ic man," and she geta her wish.
The picture is called "Eden and ''"
? ? " becau ne Eden is thc nai te 0
hero's country home. He buys
round trip tickets for himself and the
heroine and she t.ears up the return
ticket, T*he story ia extremely enter
taining and the picture is -ery well
produced.
IntrrnaUonal Board
Aiflts Pfiilippitif- Hraltli
Planfl Maiir for 0>-oprration
in ficorgani/'ation of Puli
lic Mr<lical Activity
i I Pi International Health Board is
,, co-operato in the rrorganization of
lhe public health activitiea of thc Phil
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reorgai
recentlj
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The New Gidding Building
in Fifth Avenue, just helow Fifty-seventh Street
The opening of the new building means a good deai more than just that.
It means, first of all, that there is brought together here a resume of Today in
the world of Fashion.
The newest, smartest, loveliest things fresh from Paris. You may sclcct vour
frocks and wraps for the Riviera here today with perfect confidcnce that they will
be at home in Nice and Montc Carlo. Many advance models not even vet
shown in Paris are here; a compliment to our New York Patrons from the great
designers on the other side.
H art and comrnerce ever combine?they are combined here today.
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A good many pleasant things have been said of the new building.
"A concretc symbol" said one, himself a great merchant, of "Abstract Good-will."
^Definite evidence'*, said another, "that Idealism in business pays"
"A fine structure," said vet another, "built out of past faithful efFort as a
foundation for future service".
Here, we feel that with our broader opportunities have come new and lareer
responsibilities. ^
Nor do we in the least cxaggerate when we say that today, with the opening of
our ncwpremises, thc House of Gidding deeply apprcciativc of thc public favour
dedicates itself anew to public Service.
22**,a V^FIFTH AVENUE^/ ^ , #
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