The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15

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his batteries: ] snail go IN America for
work only. When my artistic cares are
over. then alone snail ! live my life at
all
Has Great Praise for Tarrar.
When asked for an opinion regarding
the singers VINO are To interpret his worl,
II the Metropolitan VI. Carpenter re-
piled enthusiastically
Miss Farrar rehearsed for me i'm Paris,
ana thanks To her magnificent talent "a
&c" evenings were sufficient 20 perfect her
IN her role OF Louise she Is the great art
ISL ana excellent actress OF whom | have
dreamed FOR ten years When conceived
inns role more IMAM FIX years ago spoke
to Mary Garden about II because Thought
at that time that the Paris opera would
produce Julien Nheh NJ. Message re-
fused to produce il took II Ia the
opera coln!quc. might add there never
"ah question dpoul MISS ''tiieh APP
pearlng In the role tn America.
"Caruso. whom ! saw in Germany, vii
% admirable. found him at the SAINT
motel as myself ana n" sang the role Z"
Ja!'en from beginning to end He IL per
feet In the role and Is ready {" &" on the
stage at any moment. must confess
that | was agreeably surprised at his
splendid Interpretation. had never sus
pectei this italian singers splendid quail
tiles. ! was even afraid that his di"uu'
would suffer through the strength OF h''
powerful voice shall go % New Nori
with confidence, not IN myself hut be
cause ! know That my work Will b'
Judged by no commonplace audience.
Glad Of Americana Welcome.
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