The Washington herald., 1906-10-13

Upon first going ab:nad Miss Fd~T1'
studied in Paris with 1rabIdeiio and
others. Sha nsvc~ remained long vita
amy one teacher until sbe went 10 BoTlir.
and became the friend ard pupil OF Lii
/ Lehman. Lehman says she is the most
gifted young artist she ever knew. It was
with her Miss Farrar studied grand opera
roles that mount into the dozens. Her
J repertoire is enormous, but her MsrgUer-
tie stands unique. In the jewel song from
I Faust" YOU forget she is singing: YOU
are carried high upon the joyous burst Of
( gladness that springs from the th.Jat Of
! the artist; you are conscious CIiy OF
melodious laughter, and your heart thr.lls.
/ IL Is The same with Miss F2rrars Juliet.
/ You are Obliyious 20 the marvellous acting.
the singing. you are across the footlights
feeling with her the tranSccndent pOr-
ltTayal OF emotion that marks her awaken
ing from the trance. OF al her exquisite
photographs. the one As Juliet is tie most
bewitching Juliet stands a tin-J0e with
arms outstretched To meet awakening
( love.
/ on The morning Of her debut in Berlin
/ Nordica telegraphed the young singer hor
regret that she was appearing that sea-
son All along she had counseled against
making too carly a debut Nordica lorgo;
/ that she herself sang IN public at four
teen. and she did not take into conSideTa-
ton the great dramatic talent and the
I temperament that relieved Miss Farrar'S
voice from the entire responsibility OF sue
/ cess. One organ is not strained where
/ There arc several outlets for genius.
Evcry beautiful woman pays the price
1 Of her fame. Miss Farrar is no eXcep-
/ ton While people are predicting that
/ the old Jenny Lind days of pride in and
/ enthusiasm over "a wonderful young
/ singer are 60 be revived with Miss Far
/ J5r's appearance in New York. size viii
not be- free of 4hc jealous gossip al Ber-
! lin. And tHis s. how tnGt gussin started.
/ Ia Germany the tEeaJcrs open early.
/ There @re usually two operas billed Tor
/ one evening Shortly att.. hcr dceat
! Miss FaITar was singing iu Romeo a:.G
/ Juliet The opera. tne irst 90 ine p.o-
granme was Witnessed by ,ne EWpe-cr
/ The Empress. tEc prince royal ani tt.sE
members ~ tae Imperial la-.ily. =
much enthusiasm was evoked hv <t~~
/ Farars singing th5t directly iae N..t-
pcror's parry ret3!ned TO the ptl--e t--re
/ vds d. desire 90 summon thc v9.c@ a-..~-
+ to The royal presence. A urcssen---
/ was dispatched 90 the Eoya. CEe.a
Hc-sr and tss Vea.,ie which carried
itri was tCe automobile o. J;,- r-,..e=
/ ra. The en.isssty reached t.lc opera
.fo-.sa "a - D.clo-sr. iesJ ct., ,r jia second
? r5~:p:naSee cs ta- evening uaI ,s...-
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. aTeSs.'-S .eJ.... !. vas .-. 80 .s. .-tt
,1e t.eate-. accompanied ,ry Icy :a.. Key
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! s.@ac~ =. .sS.'cac. y.-- 'Ea .-,.-a
3 ho-@e supper - ley -.--1ers 9~eTEri:-g.
re ~ova. recGest vas -.aEa vu. E. vs.
Ccci6ec Ia tie G5ar vas teer ,oc i4t-
I To- comply ~ tie E,..p-ro- = commences
/ a-d lie n.esseEse: departed. Z. w-s
/ sGcaA a-d Ec- aa tEusuai i..- den; o. set
! tie gassips talking 1896 lie messenger
! been dispatched Ia "a vehicle less co@sr. --
Uous t6aa jGe prince roya-s Eo.C: cay
( there would have been lo material from
! which % CLEAN "a seveE-day's ssnsat.oo.
! Ms Far-ar has been tEe good e51:as
( OF her daughters career. Her lovc ana
/ care ard sympathy are ever present. she
J is a woman ot quick instincts anu rare
comnoa sense
Anne. Sembrich predicted that Geraldine
/ Farrar's career was meuaccG by buj one
danger That was too fatal beauty
united TO an uneXce.Ied wit She woUi@
be spoiled by adClatioa III cae o. aa-
other-usually the other. The mother.
realizing t:,iS. bas exercised Il guardian
ship - tactfu! and welcome aS il j.
thorough over her talented Gale..t-r.
and it has preserved lne latter ll1m
F..nitv. ana br1lgat her safely throus!.
the shadows oC royal favnrltiSni.
Miss far.aT is as sensible and w-li-
balanced "a young woman 49, i p6sSi.,.c
to imagine. While she has had repeated
eneIS of :.iGrriaxe. >!- has Ecvc. bad
t.nr FOR q love affair. So hus every -eg-
usite for jhc sife 0f ar artist She dos
not care for coffee. rl. l.nulaats or Swees
chocolates. therefore sEe will never be-
con-, stout.
in appearance she is ideally beauti-
ful. with lridesceHt eyes taat change
from blve II black: dark sofiy-curling
haiv; perfect teeth, arI a moon-white