The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-14
FAMOUS SINGERS IN RECITAL
At COURT THIS EVENING

this event is the musical world is one
that should not be passed over lightly.
! Mr.. Scaglc and Miss Maurcl appeared
| al StcuhCnvillc last evening before an
! audience that literally packed the thea
| TT" 10 the doors and they were ACCORDED
q wonderful reception. Their perform
anC" far exceeded the expectations Of
! their audience and their every number
was Cni enthusiastically grctard they being
/ rendered an ovation at the close Of the
program.
These two artists come rs tn" first
; number of the Watkins All-Star Concert
Series. tho first to hc given in this city
at popular prices and the theatre this
evening should be packed 10 the doors.
Th" demand for season tickets has been
very large hut there are still few
available at the store Of Watkins, House
and Hermann and at the Court theatre.
To hear tnuiEht'S concert means that
YOU will want To hear them all for the
other artists AT" equally high class.
Oscar ScaIi" rises head and should
crS above IN" crowd Of concert aspir-
HntF." This Is IN" verdict OF Henry L..
krchbicl dean Of the American critics.
1t is j verdict att"s,cd I" by the judE-
mcnt of Il hundred other experts and
thousands of music lovers.
The reasons therefore ar" easily dis
covered. tpon rolc" of great natural
beauty Scaglc has SuHcrimposcd cam
mand II technical facility. a breadth of
emotional power. 1t wealth Of vocal color.
II clarity Of diction. In short perfection
of u:tcranCc that for its counterpart We
must gu in the great singers OF the
golden age Of bel Cantn.
In one Held. ut least. h" is unique rs
we'll rs great. No other singer has ever
given us such interpretations of the
songs of IN" South.
To hear S"agl" sing negro spiritual
is /" enter deeply into III" romance. the
passion. The joy of living that distin-
HulShrS tn" Southland.
In spit" of her youth. barbara MaurCl
has had 4 career full of interest Born
ui French parents III AlsaCC-Loralnc Sh"
five. Her" Sh" resided until her six
hv". Here Sh" rosid"dc until her six
tccnth year when she returned TO Eu-
rop" and for season studied piano.
Then. returning To America. she lived
for two years in Philadelphia and New
York, whrr" sh" first conceived the idea
l'aris. shy WAS accepted as a pupil OF
Jean DE RcSk". studying also with that
noted representative Of the Fugerc
school Jules Chcvallicr. to whom she
was sent by Mary Garden. who heard
and admired her. Coming Ia America IA
few seasons age. she was engaged al
most Immediately by Max Rabinor.
managing director Of tho Boston Grand
rran" roles. With this company. she
was heard nj! over he United States and
Canada. apprIrInE "RIEnlrttp ''TSul
trrfy." ",'ny,Iirri'' ..,r,irs ~ Horro,"
and other standard operas. Her success
was immediate" and unqualified and the
iosii,nIiy w mT Ii ',..' ILL., ~, 90
will arG,rJ b,r canal odn,,ratio
The flrId Winch she now is cmtnr;n, ~
The Program
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