The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-08
MME, CUILBERT AS
ARTISTIC AS EYER
French Singer, on Sixth Visit
TO L. s., Repeats Her For
mer Successes.
ro APPEAR TWICE MORE

nsr refugee VA received yester-
A., afternoon by New York. which VIII
.,.oys he keen to welcome her. This
:, yve,te Guilbert. who save a re-
.,,., NJ her songs at the Lyceum The
~. Recital IL but a faint description
=, tho entertainment which Nine. Gull
A., rroyides. She is more eloquent IN
~. =, her songs than many an actress
!. Ave act play. and h Is able to
.,,.s more by her voice than some
,,o most famous prima donns in an
". yc, II cannot be said that Nine.
T,.,.. sings. or possibly that she acts'
49,, sbe combines wonderfully . SUI.
Due for both which In capable Oh
su,t,s a profound art impression. II
oes, T.. said at once that she was never
MIS- ;,resis,ib,y charming n
mo,e yesterday afternoon. The large
ps,Sncc received her with n greateSS
enthusiasm. ,... ,,.,, NJ the great
accuse to his country. She Is no ionser
a .s. voice of the ~bouleyards, nor ooes
w chan, Of the sordid emo''onS .
s-e,,mar,re and the amours or ".
.nacbe. None Of the haunt'nn u."sCy
"a la Roauette." nor the D'..e, .h.
noho,y of La Soularde,' nor - ,uo
shra,ine piauancy Of Les NieuA
peneI,rs. 40 be heard from the pro-
n.,nss which she arranges to-day.
y,s,,e in her serious moments
am.. - the sixteenth and seventeenth
een,u',e ~ q more or less Romanesoue
,sr Nine. Gui,bert told OF the IN
olapns' =, MARY and Joseph into betnie-
uan vixtdjy she dramatixed the voices
w .,o wen at the inns they soue.t
49, in. endiug every stansa with tne
rn,,g of the hour by the nisht wa.cn.
Va, When II was midnight the Sn N
ma horn and Christmas Day va eo.n
Another song from the SoIoen IS.;n.
=, the sixteenth Century was n p~ -.
In which she chanted or the wou'
rs,,., lust al the choirs DO IN the -
I.H n ! ~ France--even - Rheims-tne
eear added. Dressed in a medi@Na
snrs,me OF red with a high peaxe' cAt
~. son what the programme descr'oeo
..,uo epi.odes from married Ire IN 'ns
.iaa,o yes These were The Rns o.
Ha,ianson. in which the seducer arouse'
,h. jealousy OF Rendud. n Ine DcAN
W Law Renaud'' after the heros return
,rom war 20 and his wife on her death
hsd--oo,h made stirringiy oraHa..
s,,,a,ures by the vocal ana dramatic
methods of the singer.
pu, II is, after all, h eayety ahe
.vcbness OF French songs whicn Mine
cu,,bert most aliuringly represents
These qualities came to q nearing III ,U .
,.f,ains az the seventeenth century. I'M
anger was a lovely picture In a ye!!ov
.s,r, and a blue brocade bodice. IN
mos, amusing. Of these songs was -
lien Serre," IN which h peris OF mnatri
r,onv are wittily described. althousl
"vo,re Cotiilon. Mesdames." when NINE
cui,ber, said she had sung to the sol
diers In all the military hospitals o
Paris, was piquant and spirited nu
sya-v song was touched by the chArn
o., the unique Nine. Guilbert. unique "
her grace and her skill az a dramati'
anger. as a ~comedienne n A. I'M
rainier bv tone and gesture OF mood'
which are miniature dramas-com'c o.
,ra.,c-as tho great interpreter maKe'
,hsm. She Is the incarnate spirit O
Gallo gayety. NJ,
Nine. Guilbert will be heard on FIJI
Aay afternoon, and on Sunday Will re
usa, the programme which she CAV
Yesterday afternoon. she Will nave a.
.he did Yesterday, the cooperation o
me Trio de Lutece. To miss her per
fo-mances is'to miss one OF the creates
AZ. sta ~ fhe day,