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Metropolitan
Gives TarsifaF
InGermaiiAgain
titan?.* From American Ver?
i Is Featured 1>> thr
Splendid IVrformanre of
Bender as f.urwmanz
Taucher in Title Role
Wl'itrhilt Sings Amforta*.
Mal/.rnauer la Kundrv;
"?i.UT Isa Evening Bill
By H. E. Krehbiel
With th? ra?t. 'he orlflnri
?o Waime- il" at a v*r
fomane? in th? W Optra
Hons?. vttterday aft?-n.?vu
ihr Kr,* ?Is Ur.<pi*r?*. whieh hat stead?
.?Hatfliaa tat y?ars. paaard
a?-*- --stora
ti*n 'al" ws? ?e
lect? -.?ar. sajo to
k**p ai've the interest in *A a?n?rr's
dramas, which H was feared might
??-??? the passions enffen
? by thr war into which Germany
pluaj-ed the world.
?emed to hare ser-ed th*t r'^
p*se, as well as another and loftier
?bich was proclaimed by the
as as ? r< t? ewer of 7
s gmerttio* ago. when th?? G
T-#pre?er-< ,-urated I
Lnxir'.ld Dami-oi
peif ~g the w*. adop
' ?Treat
If opera was
i*or in devious
wsn ? ? i -med ajrsin as :f
the i Im wi? in process of attainment
wfc? of the American
sr*op> toward Germany ?
char
becarse we bad been drawn into the
war.
A? In London 2M Yeara Arro
H ha? now been demonstrated, we
thiT k. tl ' ?:*h of il
rat a return he made
sur of a?Tsirs .Urr?'.y widened by
- k.that
mm. ? ? 200 years a^o and ??
th? '
? sini
I brought about
op?T were
half Er.r ish and half Italian, the e?
t Mr. Addison
red of under?-.
half of an opera, "and to ease
i entirely of the fatifje of
*???. so order'd it that the whole
was performed in an urknown
? ??"; and he amurrd hlmse*.
th? " '
wh? f the
?
fat? <e n-r
s own
acted
? them in a ton-rue which
did . ot ui 'rT'tand."
" -?-ssed
th? i
had
lar ?
? than
the Ui ? T
ths*
?
R
last
?
an audier.re fa;:
Wssr-er ?
?an ?*araac
desirable,
?
were i.?-.rn:
man.
w? ar? i
tht ? xir ml
?o?.- ?so? ?
It could not and did not imr'
' q**l?ty of th? imp?ra*tn*ti??. and
j taken by Mr. Wbiuh.ll. ?h* is M I
the character of A m fort
; whether he sings in English or G?
I f *?Vr>?an of I he ?..
nd even part that
i?eaay?; *r at Mme. "nlatzanaocr la I
! impersonation of Knndry, who Is aa I
?h as ah? la in G.
*hirh the chan
, wrought which >rt special eplrnd
land it mjttt ram? f?o? t
iiduction of Mr. fit
der and Mr. Taucher into the cast, ce
? rhaps, with the coming of I
tal as stare manarr/er, and t
: a restudy of the parts play
nrd ch'.rus
?duced if it did n
compel a revision of the work whl
Icanr.ot at ail brook the perfunctoi
ness into which the Metropolita*? p*
forma nee s ar* prone to fall.
Band?r Splendid (,ain*?uai
Mr. Bender (rave New Yorkers ti
rhsrarteritation in song ar
?f the re'.ic of Gurnomana thi
, ft has ever been privileged to enjo
! It waa a characterisation nobly coi
eeived and irnpresM-.ely executed. Pe
' feet in diction and ?nun?
! ?ne familiar with German needed I
lose a word of hi? speeches- appea
.ens? and emotion in its rilan
fed. poetic simplicity. Thus Mr. K'
I ite?l it had Y
tvilegcd to .ing It in Prencr
>et for his English presentation w
jre.enre a kindly and graUful raco
rfalta on his W?l, but near I
, was Mr Taucher's Parsifal. Not ?
the high plane on which Mr. B?ndi
moved, because there clung ta it son
b? slag of German theatrical coi
nalism; but fine in its paaatonc
?? in the second scene, and gra
g to the ear becau.e of iU nnfai
irg tunefulness (by which wr mcl
the 'r.tefrrty of his intonation), ar
plastically picturesque. The
gson was happily stripped of sott
?? melodramatic? ?
r and Mr. Goritt uaed 1
mar it. Mme. Matienaner was b?tt<
than usual in bat narrative and th
seduction scene of th? second act, an
dramatically effective aa always in th
?- ird acts.
???l'a good intentions w?r
?able throughout, though the
* have produced better result? i
*-a?l the abf.ird pfctur
(which is irreconcilable with th? pur
o? the poet-composntr) no*, mad
it impossible. In manv respects th
poses and movements nave been im
?'1, though there Is still too muel
of ;.. minor char
ra. It ?ill always be so, we sup
; pose, until the technical tki'.l an?
imagination of a sta-je manager ii
I with intelligence on tnc part *?1
the ?tage people, who are now treat.-?
as marionettes. Mr. "flodanzky's con
? ? ?,-rateful rcco/rnitioT
lac of its plasticity ana avoidanc?
gnshness .n temp:. The chor sei
' were all better sung than they wer?
last year.
A Repetition of "Alda"
There was a . rmance for
??ason if 'Aida'* in the evening.
h brout/ht forth in attendance and
lalaati? demonstrations the old,
? *hat it is the most popular
in the Metropolitan list A
f parts de
'
? M*.s? Osse*
? has made
? ?r;.. h lar . .inous one.
? season's r< ?'?on is
what
?
j their us.
Bernard and Collier Sign
For Revue Next" Season
?
?
g Th?
- ago
? ? 'he revue wi'l be
?nction at I
: jilt bjf A. T.. Erlanr/er. in
<?
? 'own as the Banui
'? ork on th?
? as M
: -lia.
lier are to
! heed a perman?
** wl'l play
.n New York or
, acts of Um
? '
-
Ten Liners Leavr
To-day in Holiday
Rush for Europe
Many Anxiout* toOt Abroad
for Chrialmaa ; Heavy
Mail Conaignmrnl
Thomaa Upton Depart*
Sir Thomas Lipton. whose ir*.
here k?pt him In this country a month
longer than he had exacted, sails for
home to-day on th? Whit? Star liner
Homeric, bound for Cherbourg and
.Southampton.
In addition to th* Homeric, nine
trans-Atlantic vessels will depart to?
day with large passenger Data, includ?
ing many who ar* anxious to get abroad
to pass th? Christmas holidays with
frlenda and relatives. All th? liners
are carrying heavy consignments of
mail arft part?*! po?t matter.
els leaving are the White
Star liner Adrii.t c for Liverpool; the
Red SUr liner Lapland, for Antwerp;
the Holland-America liner Rotterdam,
ttvrdam: the President F: H m ore.
of the United States Lle.es, i?r Lon?
don; th? Anchor liner Columbia, for
Glasgow; th? Stavangerfjord, of the
Norwegian-American Lin?, for Christi
ama; the Sw? dish-American liner
-.inghclin. for Gothenburg; the
America, of the N. G. I. Line, for
Naples, and the Montserrat, of the
Spanish Royal Mail Line, for Barce?
lona.
Booked to sail en the Homeric are
W Lint? Smith, manager rf ?*]
and affiliated newspapers,
who ?iirned a contract with Come!.us
r business and finan?
cial representation in the 1
?re Beharrel. dll
of statistics of the Britain Admiralty;
John A. Dix. former Governor of New
rrnm Consul in
Venice; Captain Q. J. W. Winter, Cap?
tain H. E. WinUr, Leo T. Tschlrcky.
son of the manager of the W*
Astoria, and Mrs. Tschircky; Dr. andi
Mrs. A. Fischer, Mis? Alice P .
Allen, Mill Helen Frothingharr
Mr?. Robert KH-.nn Faltai
Hope Harjei and Miss Marie Harjcs,
IW New York.
Washlrgton ."Wruya, an Antwerp.
banker, who is returning from a busi- I
nrss trip to Guatemala City, tail
and their two children are among the |
passengers sailing ..n A? Laplan.
Adriatic is taking Cecil Campbell.
Bycroft, British Conr
B?rn.nq*-il:f?. t olombia; Mr?. Andrew
Leyland Booth. Miss
Mrs. Frcder ?
ing. Ge'orge W. Lewis, ? :nk!er
?'.sichert, of New York, and
Colonel and Mrs. James Monahan, of
Boston.
On the Rotterdam w-ill be Lieutenant
Colonel i 1! ?iurney and Mi.? Gur
' Mat Alexander Orlowski, Bishop
F. B. Flechar, Mrs. M. I',. Riebai
of Newport, and Mr. an! Mrs. George
T. Porter, of Washington.
.mbia is Uking Color.
? Brooklyn, and Rob
relaaa, Maurice Ireland, Miss J.
in, A. Allister and Miss Anna
I'rquhart, of New I
Hans Kindler SoloKt at
?Miilharmonic Matin?e
Pbilkammic
s :. ? ? ? ?
? of entire..
?
. rearan, oil ? i
afUrnoon. liana Kindler, the erst
Talo's i
? Ha played it grace- |
and smoothly, avoiding
r.ess where technical ?ltala**
called ftr. hut hardly could
mjc'n depth of fealiag or depth o?
n the lifht. tl r.eful music, which
bly on the ear. but g?,
uoaaly sweet a taste
- strings seeme 1 ??
tinually in use, his lower one? r
tba program v.-.i
?* Thursday evening.
?
'
I
preludi - -
'erg's prescription, and
eraingar overture an
on.
In t" '?derewikl ? .
?l ?limatt Se (?ta
For To=day (Saturday)
Women's Quality Silk Hosiery
(sizes SVi to 10)
in bl?ack or white, with openwork clocks
extraordinar?y low=pnced at
I; $3o25 per pair $9.00 for 3 pairs
these being one-ha!f the regular prices
(First Floor)
?
iflabiaon afbenue-jTiftf) Stoenue, ?eto f??rfe
Oir?P'?ourtli fctrcet Cfjirtp-ijftlj Street
Oddments and Remainders
Dv Pcny Hammond
AH WE confront, this morning, th?
?'.roes of composition, we are
warned by the striking of our old fam
aak that we hare hut an hour and
thirty minutes in which ta place anme
words upon The Tribune's linotypes.
No tnpie being at hand, we wonder
what we shall write about In order to
our engagement with the busy
Mergenthalers. "Why not write about
me?" old Kronos seems to ?upgest. Mr.
Woollcott, it infers, is able to record
his personal experiences in a Phila?
delphia boarding house with sweet po?
tatoes stewed in sherry wine. Mr.
I.ardner and Mr. Broun often utilit?
their helpless offspring for the pur
posee of literature. Mr. Christopher
Morley ?relehrates hi. odorous Danhill
pipe in "Th" Bavlteg Green"; and Mr
Raacoe intrigues his readers by re?
counting the adventures of his soul with
Tsllulah and the minor master
Mr. Adams's casual luncheons arid tea
parties ?tow important through hi? ac?
counts of them in the daily press; and
Grantland Rice and Damon Runyan
print reams about a mere pugilistic
gesture or a football forward pass.
Put Sta m the paper, this venerable '
Time; r..??, I am, it esti?
mates, as least as new.y a. a book re?
view.
? ? ?
There may be something in what our
sd it for a
fortnight and already It It a dominat?
ing feature in our life. A gaunt, tall,
angular veteran, it stands in oar apart?
ment, alien and a little contemptuous
of Itt new surroundings. It is ?o wise
n Clock that it illu.tratet the phases
of the moon, the ebb and flow of the
tides, the day of the month and the
day of the week, as well at the hours,
the minutes and the tecondt. There
tkriag importsnt that it does not
know. Its ev<ry heavy tick ?;?? porten
toas with omens of ?ige; and *? * |
tr.e hours, It! bell sourds a sul?
len, relentless tolling, indicative of tiie
the shrou :
A sardo: I lock which
seems to be thinking, **I w
going, *?oung fellow, *hen you are
? ? ?
A. we sit In -, be
t we can hear it say, a bit
.hly: "I was wound up once by
red a concert by the New York
Orchestra
?
? ?gain I
and again,
st the ! called for ex?
tra r.
?
?rnt of his
W?)lf I'll'U-? - ill It?: ital
n his recital of last
>esr it of notabl
rgv, an-1 ,
n yesterday
lall, with an easy,
?
.
m the eloelng Saint
?
i undue, o:; the bats. 1:
and
Beethoven's trr.a'.a, Op. 11, ?a I. he
was < nhers
'and ! ..rching ftr
and bi ? c line, while
rei
?led gather
I Henry Clap when your great-grea
grandfather owned me; and where no
??re Henry Clay and your great-grea
grandfather*" It reminds at that
was ticklnc M the night that Genen
Morgan's men raided Hammond's <"roi
Roada and our handsome grandmoth?
rode on horseback through the eountrj
tide, giving the alarm. That many an e<
taping slave in the days of the "undei
gi .und railroad" was told by it that i
was time for him to move north towar
| another station. That it was presen
when our father and our grandfathe
tet out to march with Sherman to th
sea; and that it has recorded th? hour
'tr many better Hammond? than w
are, though we are pretty good.
? ? ?
A dull Clock, you will say, which ha
done nothing that has not been don
by the most commonplace of th? time
pieces Yet a month ago it did asser
a turprising personality We war
breaking up the old homestead n
eaatern Ohio and the Cl.ck wat abou
to be crated for trantportatlon to Ne*.
York. It had ttood In its corner fo
half a century, and because it wat i
| noisy Clock when running It had beei
unwound and tilent for eighteen ruttini
years. But it b gan to clang its bel
the moment It was touched by the mei
who came to take it away. They wen
a little affrighted by this occurrence
and to were we end others who wer?
present. Finally they lifted it up an<;
.arried it out, ttill ringing indignantlj
aa it went down the walk. And ii
rang and rang In anger even aftei
they had put it upon the truck anJ
started it toward the village depot.
? ? ?
Mr. Montague G'.sst, Mr Arthur Sul
j livan, Mr. Wallace Irwin, Mr. Samuel
Hopkins Adam.. er Herford
ind other qultzical acquaint??-?-.-? ?
whom w? have confided this happening
sr? unanimous in saying that the Clock,
having belonged to a James, a John and
a couple of Alexander?, resT.t?*.!
fully its acquisition by a Percy. How?
ever, prejudiced though th? Clock may
teilt ut now that our hour and a
half it over, and perhnpi that It
shouldn't have taken -? W
' stand In front of it a. an ??? f ?r Th*
Tribune's composing roorr.. and Wt say:
"Well, Oldtimer, it's I from
Hammond? ?ds to Greenwich
Village. Where do fag ge from here?"
Frank Bacon I-. Buried
At California Home
\ili.r. KniiMi n? "Liuhtnin*
Kill Jon? ???" I ;?i?l I?? Re*
Nrur San Jose
?.--Frank
Bacon, known t
? ?.?ter ?udif:nr<
try f.. "I.ightnin' B 11 Jone.." who
died ?n Chirago recently, wat la
rent tmetery at
View to-da; ?.tive
- ??? and amid a veritable
flower tribu'-- From 10
k this morning urtil 2:*<0 p. m.
' the bel'.v. I i
rale Temple the-,
filed patt to pi y th-.r final
;eet> were under the dir?
tre No. 194. Free
and Accepted Masons. 01>i
Baeon acted as honorary and active
pallbearers.
the little tei
wat suspended today
while its laaabitaata passed
;er or followed
? course to the final restir.j plaee.
San Fr.it
among then heing a numb'*
bers of the thestricsi j rof? laioa,
pre*'
3 Linen In To-day;
Col.HiiskrlKofU.S.
Relief, It* Return i n*i
Bcrrngaria Bring? (?nsign
ment of g2,000.0(M) in
(?old; America nnd Psrts
\l?o Arc Scheduled Here
Colon?! W:l!!?m N. H?skrll, who ha?
abroad in IS? lnUr??U of the
American R?li?f Administration, will
? rriv? :n thi? port to-dsv on th? Heren
n?rd Line, from Sottfe
rhoiirf Th? linor l?
eg* l?rf*eon?l*:nin<rt of Christ
mas mail, consisting of 6,072 b?e?. ?nd
ve bo??? of fold, viiued at ap
?Uly 12,000,000, for Am?rie?n
bankrr?.
Th? Brrengari* s1'" "?* amone h?r
rsssenger? John J. m .Jfon, aa?l?t*nt
to Colon?! Hs?k?ll; Mr. ?ad Mr?. A.
Maelay F'rents. Prof???or H. D. H?s?l
tin?, Albert CosUs, prominent Eng?
lish conductor, who formerly w?s th?
irinc!?nl conductor of th? Imperial
Opera Company in Petrograd; John
!.. B?ldrr?ton, rd;tor of "Th? Out
Mrs. Hamilton Lovi? and Mis? Halen
I^wi?. Honell S?yr?, Mr. ?nd Mr. Gor?
don W. Hop?. Mr. snd Mrs. J. -
<.r?h?m and Mrs. Frances Gordon
Smith.
1h? liner America, of th? Da I tod
Lin??, which Is ?xpected t
dock ?bout 10 o'clock this morning,,
th?? ?ame tima th? Berengarl? Is sch*l
u)ed to b? at her pier, has among her
passengers Robert G. Skinner, t'nitcd
states Consul General at Ixindon and
kinner; I>r. Armand Melka, noted
Hunvarinn ph)?irian and author; Mr?
R. M. de la Lorr? Bueno. Ch?rle?
. Mr. an-1 Mrs Rob..
Captai! snd Mrs H M Han and
Lrsh? Runciman, ?on ot Walter
Runclman; Glen R. Sn.der, counsel for
ItaUl .Shipping Board, and !
l"ar Christie, wno ha? b?en in
Smjrna and th? NatVf East lei th?
Young Women'? Christian A??o> i
? ?r?
The French liner Pari?, from Havre.
al?o will b? in port to-day, but i? not
?xpected to dock until lat? in th? at
temoon. On h?r passenger list i?
-. Consul General of the ;
cipallty of Monaco in thi? city,
h?? been ?t'.-oad with hi? wit
two daughter? to meet th? new I
aco; Robert F. HffT
?nd lawyer, of Boston
coached the victorious Barrara
in thr Beato* tueta, ISIS, an |
Hernok; th? Rev. Edmond
S? Trappi.t Mcjna.t. ?
our Lady of Gethscmanr in K
icktoniu?, a Parisian ?la
Psul Grrli, silk ??..porter n tail
!rs. C?rli, and B?nj?min '
;.n representative of the
ne?.
Valentino Most Ad for
Famoni Pinjen or Retire
Rodolph Valentino ir.nst conti
: thr Karr.
? least until 192?. or he w
rt si ?!'
This is i
the Appellate Division, handed
yesterday without opinion, in ?n in
line brought H
Famous Puyers-IjtsVy Corp
rr train the Bin ?tar from p
? ny Arm othar thrrn th? plaintiff
ths expiration of hi? contract. V
f.no. who ?pprar-l in "The Shew
; and Sand'' under th? manage- .
ment of Famous Player*, ha
r?ivmg 11,250 ? week salary. A few
month? ?go h? l?ft the studio in I
fornia and cam? t
inf he woii'-'
????"? ?I
Choice Investments
Apartment Properties
Butine?. Properties
Plot, .n Strategic Location?
Old Building? for Remodeling
Dee* : stnt on Requtst
Ipton H Slim-son
Company
I ITI UAT IS >N AVB
??e-TuM ? ?,r,J0 SHUBERT VAUDEVILLE BAYES S'^iWt^eRA"
na?t? " Mr* I PTMTDAI r "
Th.? 1?. HI
CENTURY
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CENTssssssss*sss*l OUR NELL
r.yit Rv KKvi a." 0i mil "**-.??. ?un. w et *???? *??? ? ??
ANO ALL ITA? VALDIVILL? BILL. DlJUU
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