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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-06
TETRAzzlNl TO SING ANNA
IN 'SONNAMBUlA' NEXT WEEK

"Sonnambula," with Tetrazzlnl as
Amlna, will be revived at the Manhat-
tan Opera. House next Saturday evening.
Trentini. Parola and De Segurola will
be In the cast. Another revival will be
that OF Aida" on Wednesday evening.
with Agostineli. DorIa, Zenatello, Sam
marco and Arimondi In the cast. "Sa-
lone" with Mary Garden, Damores
and Dufranne, will be repeated on Mon
day, and Lucia" with Tetrazzinl, Tao
cant. Sammarco and Arimondl, will be
Friday nights bill. At the Saturday
matinee The Tales Of Hoffman," with
Dalmores, Renaud. Zeppilli and Gilbert.
will be repeated. Campaninl will con-
duct all the operas save "Sonnambula, 3"
which will be under the direction OF
Parelli.
Campanni will play the Music Of the
Seven Wells. from "Salome," and the
ride Of the Valkyries" with an aug
mented orchestra OF 30 at the popular
Sunday concert tomorrow. Labia, Ger
Vile Reache, Marsha Aldrich, TacCuni,
Polese. Wales and Glanoi- Galetti will
be the soloIsts.
Dalmores received n handsome watch
from MIR Hammerstein q few DAYS ago
In recognition OF his excellent work in
"Peleas and Mellsande" and in "Sa-
lone" Yesterday Dalmores presented
matchbox to Colni. the stage direc-
tor. MS a token of esteem.
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NEXT WEEKS OPERA ClLLS
AT THE METROPOLITAN

AIDA" will be repeated nj the Metro
polltan Opera House next Monday even
ing, with Enmes, Homer, Carlso and
Scott In the cast. It will BE- sung again
on Saturday evening. with Emmy Des-
tim and Amato In the places OF Eames
and Scotti. the latter performance for
tho benefit OF the italian Hospital. at
regular prices Toscannl will conduct
"Tannhauser'' on Wednesday. with last
nights cast, and again on Saturday af-
ternoon, with Goritz in the place Of
'einhals; "rosca" on Thursday, with
Eamos, Caruso and Scott. and Car
men" on Friday, with Maria Gay. Ger
aldlns Farrar. Ricardo Martin and
Note. complete the regular weeks bills.
There will be special performance OF
"Parsfal" on Friday afternoon din
coins Birthday, with Burrian for the
first time here in the title part, and
Olive Fremstad. Fenhals, Bass and
Gort2 In the cast. Alfred Hertz will
conduct with 1856 men In the orchestra
The performance will begin at | o'clock.
Announcement Is made OF two series
to include "Fldelio," on Fob 20; The
Marriage OF Figaro" on Feb. n. Don
Giovanni" on March 6; "Falstaff," on
March lS, and 'Die Meisters!nger," on
March %; the second to consist of
Tristan und Isolde" on March 20; "Das
RheIngod." on April 8; Die Waikure,'
on Aprll s, "Siegfried," on April 8, and
The s0losts at the Sunday popular
concert tomorrow night will be Aida,
kaschowska, Jorn. Amato and Fein.
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FIFTY STARS FOR
CH|LDREN'S BENEFIT
Elaborate Programme at New
York Theatre to Aid Home
for Little Ones.

A programme Of unusual excellence
and one OF the largest aggregation OF
stars ever assembled on one stage have
been provided for the performance to-
morrow night at the New York Theatre
for the benefit OF the Home for DestI-
tute and Crippled Children. at No. al
West Sixty-frst street
This homo was founded by Mrs. Abra-
ham l.. Erlanger several years ago. II
Is non-sectarian institution. with no
endowment fund. It's officials receive
no remuneration. nor does the State
or city contribute to Its maintenance,
and 1t Is only by voluntary contrlbu
lions that the comfort Of these unfor-
tunate little sufferers Is assured
For the last three or four years the
funds OF the institution have been ma
terially increa sed by benefit perform.
ances, one taking place In the summer,
either at the Polo or American League
baseball grounds, and one in mdwinter
at the New York Theatre
Messrs. Conan and Harris have as
IL
glamme for tomorrow nights benefit.
over half hundred popular actors and
actresses have volunteered their ser Z.
vices They include Anna Held, Rlauche
Ring. Josephine Cohan, Vesta Victoria,
Emma Carus, Stella Mayhem. Ellie Fay,
Maude Nugent. Sally Fisher. Flora
Parker. Lille Lena, Lucy Weston, Grace
Hazard. De Wolf Hopper Raymond
Hitchcock, Georg" Evans. Eddie Leon.
ard, George NJ. COhan, Tom Lewis. Sam
j. Ryan, Charles Bigelow. Frank Fo-
garty, Carl Mccullough, Jerome and
Schwartz, Clifton Crawford Melville
Ellis, Carter De Haven, Bobby North
the Empire City Quartet, Hoey and Lee
julius Tanner, Matthews and Ashley
Julian Eltinge. Cliff Gordon, Montgom-
cry and Moore, Max Schmidts, New
York Theatre Orchestra and the famous
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Band Of
sixty pieces, which is composed OF
youngsters whose ages range from eight
to FIFTEEN years. Mr.. Rem Shields and
Mr.. Joseph Humphreys will have charge
OF the stage and announce the several
artists as they are to appear.
A large delegation OF show girls culled
from the ranks OF several musical come
dies will distribute souvenir programmes
and flowers in the lobby and foyer OF
the theatre.
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Be Clean Boweled

II Is safe to say Dilaxin will work
more surely henceforth to increase the sum
total OF practical human happiness than all
the motors TO be perfected between now
and the millennium.
The cure OF human constipation is more
important than human flight, and nineteen
nine is remarkable in this that 1t is the
first year since Adams wherein a man
could claim q constipation cure.
Dilaxin, unlike cathartics. which simply
purge a short slip Of intestine, cures con-
s'ipation by cleaning the entire bowel from
the stomach on down. II does this with a
surprising visor and yet Its work Is never
harsh. Even little children find no COM
plant, but rather Insist upon II. for they,
too, In common with their elders. like to
feel clean insldA
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PUBLIC NOTICES,

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POSTMASTER TO TAKE BIG
SUB.STATI0M TONIGHT.
H, in the Grand Central, Expected
to Relieve the OvertaXed
General Post-Ofice.

Al midnight Postmaster Morgan and
MS FORCES will take formal possession OF
new sub-statlon II, In the Grand Central
station, with its 1900 square feet OF
lioor space and its up to date equipment,
at an annual rental OF $4,000 When
completed. the new station will extend
from Forty-thlrd street to Forthwith
street and from Lexington avenue to
Depew place.
Sub-station Fl. with its S95 men in the
mailing department and the 1893 clerks
and carriers, will be not only the
largest sub.station in the country, but,
with tho exception Of the new station
to be part Of the Pennsylvania ter
minal. will be larger in area than that
OF any first class post-office proper In
the United States.
1t Is expected that the new station
will greatly relieve the overworked men
IT. the Genera Post-Oftice, as Supt.
Tiedemann will handle from the Grand
Central much OF the heavy letter and
newspaper mall now despatched from
Broadway and Park Row. Station II
will be connected by pneumatic tube
not only with the General Post Office
but with east side stations and the sub
station at Times square, which will be
the first coupling Of the tube service
or both sides Of the city.
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and then " the head WAS like no love
making red blOOdcd mortal can un-
derfttnd. DutrannG was sonOrous,
exalted Johanaun, impar,ing to the role
something Of the subtle, unearthly mys.
tIcsm that stamps Rcnnuds Athanael
In "Thals." Dplmores was thoroughly
convincing llerod save that a vlrile
physique all too evidently underlay his
veneer II dehllitated mania.
The muttcred wrnnglng u the Jew lsh
prelates and the gossip OF the lounginx
soldiers were brought out with splendid
fidelity by both voices and orchestra.
Camuanini conducted with his wonted
grasp and dominance.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-06
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-06
''REALTY SALE FOR CHARITY.
fuckers Property to De Disposed
Of-Ftancee Settles His Estate.

Winfield fuckers $4,000 Of real estate
will be sold for CHARITY. Miss Marie
Manning Lowe, the twenty-year-old
fiancee o! the sixty-fve-year-old
bachelor. has settled all claims against
the estate and March was announced
yesterday as the date OF sale by Auc-
tioneer Bryan l.. Kennedy.
Winfield Tucker was ciuoman, stu
dent and traveller who kept his money
in Manhattan realty He died while dis
cussing plans for their marriage with
Miss Lowe and was buried sept 10. the
day fixed for the wedding His home
was at No. q West Sxty-eighth street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-06

More exciting every day grows the
Worlds American Beauty contest for
places In the cast OF THE Dollar Prin-
cess" the big musical play which
Charles Frohman will shortly produce.
The vots come pllng In, and for the
past week the top place has fiuctuated
among Beauties 50, 50 and Is, with 10
pushing them hard.
No. 50 is once moro in her old place
to-day, having received more than ZOO
votes yesterday, while No. As was forced
back to third place from the lead. No.
81, who received 27s7 votes during the
day. has advanced from third to second
place. and 10 only a1 behind the leader.
Members OF the theatrical profession
are not eligible for the Frohman prizes
This was one OF the conditions Of the
contest from the start. and II Is one
that will be insisted upon. Only girls
who have had no previous stage expert
Sncs will be considered In the final
awards. The statement has been made
that some Of the competing beauties
Are girls OF the stage. It Is for their
benefit this repetition OF the condition
that members OF the theatrical profess
sion can In no way benefit by Mr.. Froh.
mans offer appears here.
How to Send In Votes.
Votes can be sen: singly or In pack
ages, IS the candidate or voter prefers.
The Evening World lays down no rule
In the matter, except that the candi-
dates number must be on each vote and
all votes must DO In this office by noon
Feb. %.
The voting coupon will be printed In
The Evening World on page 2 every day
until Feb. 10.
The twelve girls who secure tho
largest number Of votes will be handed
ever to Charles Frohman, who. after
Z term OF instruction In stage work, will
make them members OF the company
be will present In The Dollar Princess"
IN this city next August. Each girl Will
be given years contract with Mr..
Frohman at SIS week.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-06
"sALoME" GRIPS ANOTHER BIG
AUDIENCE AT THE MANHATTAN

Salome"-apotheosls Of musical and
literary decadence-was repeated at the
Manhattan Opera House last night be-
fore a big. closely attentive, but unen-
thusiastic audience. Applause was only
moderate This is natural, for though
the opera is one to awake a hundred
emotions. noisy enthusiasm is not one
Of that hundred. The atmosphere Of II
all-the Earring dissonances that make
Wagner seem by comparison a mere
Verdi, the degeneracy that flares out
through strauss phrases and that
stalks. rampant and unashamed upon
the stage-all this is consummate art
and grips the spectator, but 1t does
not tend to loud hand-clapping.
Mary Garden repeated her weird i'm
personation OF Herods stepdaughter,
mastery In its cold unwomanlike OBJ.
ession. Even her wooing Of the Prophet
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-06
bERTA M0RENA
AND BURR|AN IN
"TANNHAUSER"
Opera House
Cr01vded at q ReVlVal
of Wagne1's Opera
Il Chance for Ame,l-
can TenOtS.
can TenOts.
BY SYLVESTER IA WILING.

NHOST OF us are prone to form con-
MI illusions from surface obscrva-
AVA tions. Because some perform
season have not been well attended
there has arisen an impression that
German opera Ia no longer popular
anybody who attended the revival OF
''Tannhauser' at the Metropolitan OPP
era House last night must have been
convinced Of the futility OF such rea-
soning. The house was crowded as II
Caruso were singing, and no more po-
tent attraction than the greatest tenor
OF our generation can be offered In
New York There was genuine applause
from the beginning and curtain calls
al the end that meant something. That
me performance was an Inspired one
nobody will pretend, although Alfred
Hertz, who conducted, did his best to
make II SO, but It was sufficiently good
10 be- Interesting and commemorate and
10 Justify several repeuttons, which are
sure to follow.
The revival served to reintroduce
Berta Moreno as Elizabeth and Carl
BurMan as Tannhauser The former,
while not in her best voice. made an
impressive picture OF the sanity maiden
in love with the wandering and faithless
minstrel. Tho "Dlch. theure Halle has
been sung with more ecstatic exaltat!on
and the prayer with moro self-abnega-
tion, perhaps. but the saving Of Tam
hauser from the swords Of the mobiles
after the uprising at the singing contest
was superbly acted and beautifully ex-
pressed.
Carl BurIan Is an excellent actor and
q master OF impersonation, as every
body who has seen his Herod in
"Salome" knows. so his Tannhauser
was dramatically effective, but his sing
Ing left as much to be desired as when
he was here last. Yet he Is acclaimed
great In his own country. and what Ger
man tenor sings better? Now would
seem to be the opportunity for Ameri-
can tenors to study Wagner roles. With
VIZ HaSbiipuo ehdLlpIt VI jean Nc
ResZke before them and the gap still
vacant that he left when he retired.
where Is native ambition? Some Of the
most illustrous singers among women
are Americans. Many baritopes and
oassos holding high places were born
on this side Of the Atlantic. Can't we
produce tenors VINO can both sing and
act?
Olive Fremstad made a beautiful We
nus and sang superbly, but once more
she disclosed the fact that the hair
drsssers in the Horselberg learned their
art In modern Fifth avenue. Feinhals's
apostrophe to the Evening Star was
done rather effectively, but in the con-
test OF song and at all other times his
Wolfram was too eftemnate and senti-
mental. Blass, as the Landgrave, and
Muhlmann. Reiss, Bayer and Gunther
as Minstrel knights were excellent. Rita
Fornia was an acceptable shepherd, and
she, Rosna Van Dyck. Lillian Smelling
and Henrietta Wakefield made hand
some and graceful pages
The big scene in the Hall OF Song was
very well managed. and the chorus sang
with both fervor and taste.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-06
ANNUAL CHARITY BALL

Tho annual charity ball for the MIR
ssry and Child's Hospital will take
place on next Tuesday. Fob. Q, at the
Waldorf-Astoria. Tho doors vii, bo
opansd ct 9 o'clock. The music will
begin at ea, and the ball will be for
H.sHy o1sIsd al 10 o'clock Sy tn. uS,,.;
proeession and Grand march.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-06
FOR STUDY OF RADIUM.

HEIDELBERG. Germany, Feb O.
The University Of Heidelberg has re
ceived donation of 1880 for the es.
adjustment OF a branch TO investigate
radlum
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-06
"sILLIE" BURKE STILL ILL.

BOSTON, Feb s-Miss billie" Burke.
the actress, who has been resting ten
days because Of blood poisoning, the re-
suit u pin scratch, must rest another
week. her physioian sald to-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-06
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concert at the French Branch OF the
Y NJ C. A. next Saturday night a,
which she will sing several of her
own songs. Hans Kronold 'celllst. will
be one Of the assisting soloists.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-06

Adele Verne pianist. will give q re.
cital At the Waldorf-Astoria on We'd
nesday afternoon for the beneht Of
Mrs. Ballington Booths prison work.
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kLElN's SUNDAY "PoPs"
COME TO AN END TOMORROW

Hermann klein's Sunday popular oon-
certs at the New German Theatre will
come to an end tomorrow afternoon At
the nineteenth concert OF the series,
Ellen Beach Yaw. soprano, will sing
the Bell song from "Lakme," and
group OF French and German songs.
Another soloist will Do Arthur Hart
mann, the wolinist. who will mako his
last appearance In New York for tho
season.
Gabrilowitsch. the Russian pianist, at
his second recital In Carnegie Hull this
afternoon. will play for the first time
Daniel Gregory Mason's Eegy In vari.
alton form. A Brahms group, twelve
Chopin preludes. and tho Schumann
Carnival" are also on his programme.
Geraldine Farrar, Mile. sassoni and
Ernest schelling are to give q concert
at the Waldorf-Astoria next Tuesday
morning at II o'clock for the benefit
OF the Little Sisters OF tho Assump.
ftion, who visit the poor without charge
sammarco tho popular Italian BARI
tone Of the Manhattan Opera House,
at recital In Mendelssohn Hall next
Wednesday afternoon, will sing three
songs In English, 1t Is the first time
that he has sung In English In public.
Leopold Winkler, pianist. will give
concert in ArIon Hall, Brooklyn. on
Tuesday evening, assisted by Charlotte
Moore, violinist, Louise Scheppers, So
prano. and William Hammond Putnam
tenor.
Caro- Romo. composer. will give
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-06

A piano recital by Ernest Schellins
Is the Harvard Clubs programme FOL
tomorrow afternoon In Harvard Hall
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-06
HELP WANTED-MAlE.

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familiar with general }obbing gearing, etc,
This Townsend Foundry 4 Machine Works.
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"New Lady Bantock" Will Be Introduced
at WallackS Next Week bv Fannie Ward

English Actress Returns in
Comedy by Jerome X.
Jerome-James T. Powers
Comes to the Casino With a
Musical Play, "tIavana"-
Beauty Show to Be an Added
Attraction at Sunday Night
Benefit Performance.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-06

Nordlca, In song recital. Is announced
by X. u. Johnston for Tuesday after
noon. Feb. IL. ct Carnegie Hall.
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FOR SALE.

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Prof, Samuel A. Baldwin will give or
gan recitals In the Great Hall Of the
city College on tomorrow and Wednes-
day afternoons, The public Is invited.
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VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.


At Hammerstein's will be Jefferson
De Angels and company In The Re-
hearsal." Princess Rajah in her Cleo
patra Dance" the Empire City Quar-.
tet. Melville Ellis in his pianologue.
Foster and Foster In The Volunteer
Pianist" Charles Kenna, Ray Cox. the
Charles Ahearn troupe Of cyclists and
Greenway, comedy juggler and car
toonist.
Keith & Proctor's Fifth Avenue Tho
atre will have Spirit Land" a panto-
mimic fantasy; W. C. Fields, tramp
jusglsr; George Sphinx and company in
AZ the Country Club" Howard and
North and Ed. Blondell in THE Lost
Boy" Among others at tho One Hun
dred and Twenty-nfth Street Theatre
will be Zelie De Lussan. prlma donna;
Thomas w. Ross In Awake at tho
Switch" Bert Coote In "A Lamb In
Wall Street." Arthur Risby, mono
loglst, and THE Mermaids."
The bill at the American Music Hall
will include Emma Carus, May Tully
In stop, Look. Listen" "Incognito," a
masked singer; Delmore and Lee on
their breakaway ladder. May Duryea
in The Impostor" George Campers
In Southern songs, and Smirl and
Kessner in THE Bellboy and the
Maid"
"Circumstantial Evidence" a Jury
playlet by Harrison Armstrong, will be
seen at the Colonial. Other features
will be Annette Kelrmann, Sam Chip
and Mary Marble. Stella Mayhem,
Frank Fogarty La Petite Adelaide and
the Twelve Kltamura Japs.
The Alhambra will have Greasy and
Dayne In THE Wyoming whoop,"
Murphy and Nichols In THE School Of
Acting" William Gould and valeska
Suratt. Carter De Haven and Flora
Parker. the Avon Comedy Four, T.oney
Haskell. and Wormwood's Animals
Harry Lauder will remain at the
Lincoln Square Theatre. The bill will
also include Daisy Harcourt, Watson,
Hutchinss and Edwards In The
Vaudeville Agent" w. s. Harvey and
company In "A Room Upside Down."
Wood and Lawson, dancers, and Emily
Frassinessi, violiniste.
Princess Verona and her troupe Of
Oriental dancers. and Murphy and
company In The Baby Elephant" will
be among the vaudeville features at
Hubers Museum.