The evening world., 1914-03-14

stated the difficulties with which he
has had TO contend. ~ the Messrs.
Aborn allegc: but the public u sure
70 PROFIT BY his action. The last word
In the controversy. by the Messrs
Aborn u: TT Is the intention 81 the
sponsors and tho management OF the
Century Opera Company TO continue
long - the organisation exists.
STigFlANp" NEXT WEEK At
cGNTuRx OPERA HOUSE.
Eugen d'Aibsrt's "TisflAnd." once
postponed. 10 to b the bill at the
Century Opera House next week. be-
ginning on Tuesday evening. 1t had
ave performances In German at the
Metropolitan Opera Houss In the
season Of lsos-isos. and then fell out
Of the repsrtory. In Germany tho
opera has been popular from the b.
ginning. A. q play u was produced
here In English ~ Marta Of the
Lowlands." with Bertha Kslisch ~
Marta. Five sopranos are to aiter-
nate a. Marta and Nuri at the Gen.
tury's performances In English. Lois
Ewel and Beatrice La Paine taking
the parts on the opening night.
The hrst act OF "Cavallerta" will be
the feature Of tomorrow nights Sun
day concert. Among the Individual
soloists will b Margusrite Sullivan,
who makes her debut this afternoon
~ Amnerts In Aida"
0oARo OF gpucATIoNs
FREE CONCERTS NEXT WEEK.
The Board Of Education announces
. free orchestral concert, under the
direction Of Prof. Henry 7. Fleck, at
the Norris High School tomorrow
afternoon. when Tschaiisowskys
fourth sympnony will be played. On
Tuesday evening there viii be q con.
cert at Public School No. Ae. on
Wednesday another at the Morris
High School and on Saturday one q,
the Curtis High School, Richmond
Staten Island.
The lecture recitals for the vaal
are - foliow.: Sunday at Public
SOngs;" Monday, at WashinSton fr,
wing High School. Russian FoIk ant
Peasant Songs" at Public School No
g. Irish and Scotch Bailads:" a,
Public School No. lis. Composer,
and Music Of France" and At Colum
hla Hall. Irish Music" Tuestay. n
Public 6chool No. 10, "Russisk Foil
and Peasant Songs" Wednesday. a
Public School No. 81. Mozart" Thurs
day. at Public School No. 50. "panse
and 0retcl." Friday, at Public Schoo
No: las; The Development OF Piano
forte Music"
"0oetterdaemmerung." at the Net
. ropolitan Opera House last night
J gave Basil Ruysdacl, the American
} basso. his first chance In New Yorl
/ to impersonate Hagen, although h
! has done II abroad. He acquitte,
himself well In singing and In actins
, Olive Fremstad, a. Brunnhilde, ken
!, voice enough to nnish the last &C
, splendidly, after gtving Of her bes
. throughout the performance. Sh
, Wrenched her ankle almost at tn
, start. but kept pluckily on. Mar
J garete Ober. who was an effectiv
. Waltraute. tainted behind the scene
. For the rest, the cast included Rit
. Fornia, Lenora Sparkos. Bella Altei
Rvdolf Berger. Hermann Well an
Otto 0oritx. Each Of them and II
chorus combined to make q flne pre-
entation Of the music drama undS
Mr.. Hertz's brilliant leadership.
Leo SchulG. the popular 'cellil
, again was the sojoist with the Phi
. harmonic Orchestra at Carnegie Hs
! Yesterday afternoon. He was hard
\ 6chumann's concerto Ia A minor. opI
\ IN 70 the deitght Of u large audlsnc
4 NJ. 6transky's programms includs
= 6chubert's symphony In c major. N
Ia; the nocturne and scherso fro
= Asndelssohn's "A n. lsummer Ntgh'
: Dream." and the overture 70 Webe,
. 'Dss Frsisohuts." Z.
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