The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-19
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~ pnvIowa. the incompatible
SuoA u weilknown to Detroit
9 nonS whom abe numbers
% Der most ardent admirers
Doefca. but Anna Pavlowa, the
revealed herself fully for
not time. Monday evening. In
Cooum thester. iE ia Muta
t)ci," . long forgotten opera.
Ipovtous appearances In this
plGllA Pavlowa convinced all
Wotnesssd her exquisite Inter.
Htons In dances OF various
<Coore that she possessed un-
pov0rs Of dramatic sxpres.
~ that with gestures and
one, end the mobility OF her
1ni1s face, she could convey
1850 delicate shades Of emo
But, even with this convic.
q ~ powers q the artist II
roosible % anticipate the
ri ~ rsvuAIsd - Tsnella. the
GnD lsmb giri Of tho medieval
- 1nA1ng village
os MAJ Rahino6. the intrepid
ns1o who has bscoms . fors-
- daring figure IN the world
Y, n1nor1can artistic enterprises.
lVUd tAs idea At giving Amer
ulno- drama tio ohoreographio
opseA By means Of the com
- e the PAvlowa Ballet
~ "a The Bostoa Grand opsra
10y. Aubsr's opera Of la MI
porticls was resurrscted a.
- ne best available work for
rooontation Of Nile. Paviowa
T1ntumimic art In conjunction
gzand opsra singers. The
h r IN example OF the ornate,
na1ous and florid early Italian
whore the woes and the Joys
q the characters Of the story
veoosod In highly ornamented
1ntion.
dna, the dumb girl, has been
che plaything Of Alfonso, son
- viceroy. against whom the
51oee n uprising, and when II
noa known that the girl has
fboGrayed, although she did not
y the rsa1 identity Of her lover,
S1ceroy II shorn Of power. Fen
y brother. Masaniello. q fisher
I r. made leader Of the populace
~ olored the once OF governor
o city. He temporarily loses
Joason and II finally killed by
111oWerp when. the viceroy's
~ returning victorious. the peo-
o angsred because. at Fenella's
~ had granted protection TO
- end his bride. Elvira- Fen
; konrthroken at the death Of the
~. whom abe 80 loved. throws
If into the crater OF vesuvius.
w CouS1e Of the action. Nile. 7
Wa a called upon To express I
" ScUaible human emotion. She
~ : wonderful picture OF the
e a1xl, = half-wild creature,
almost witchlike. yet loving
4 N6manly. forgfving and loyal.
rnake-up for the character was
11tnSly real. In her entire con-
~ Of the character she demon
wv the most perfect artistry and !
fyhsst intelligence.
1eo Lyme, the American colora-
oopranO, petite and attractive. !
'Seunette beauty concealed be-
K0o bl6nde hair Of Elvira. gave 1
~ - the character of the prin-
Who befriended the dumb girl
u turn, was saved from death I
~ CASTOR girl---even after the 1
y leasned that her betrayer was
knhbsnd Of her benefactress.
~ Lyne's voice 10 bell-like In
~ sweet and pure. and capable |
&compassing the most forid pas
y with facility and beauty OF |
Very young, Miss Lyme viii |
1Dted1y with maturer years de-
I0 warmth and color.
1DTanni zenatello, who sang
1nisllo. proved himself a thor
~ accomplished artist His
~ voice h pure and lovely. and
80 excellent actor.
ce6i Michailofl. whose tenor 10
nkor quality, had the rather un-
Cn1 part Of Alfonso. and was
"a satisfactory II not, exactly
1 md demcanor, the dashing,
1910 hero one might have ex-
WV two women to lose their
~ - end iives over.
~ othor roles were adequately
m W Thomas Chalmers. IN
ton singer with . good bari
1880; Paolo Ananian, Fred
ySssarost Giorgio Puiiti and
uomont.
~ Jocchis conducted the large
u1gA with such authority and
- infuss marked spirit into
1880 and the entire perform
v .. II
moved along with commend
SoOldly for rather unwieldy
oDora.
= ooonio settings Of Josef Ur-
1eo unique and the costumes.
10 eay, offered . sea Of riot
olAsia Kuhn and stephanie
1otnta led the ballet In sew
1mbefu which were q legiti-
mt Of the action Of the OPP