The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28
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With Thanksgiving over with it's
faucss Of Joy unalloycd In many
Ms and homes, one naturally
n ss 90 the next incident or tnci-
de.s in the circle Of time. Music
Is on the minds OF many with the
Uyechka club giving mem bershlp
,eas. charity concerns and holding
regular meetings, all In the course
Of two weeks. Tulsa IL very proud
Of this club that does so much for
music al home and then, in aitruis-
M trend, brings home. In touch with
the great musical magnets OF the
Metropolis. Grand opera In New
York has set the great city asttr and
not since before the war, has such
A season been experienced. Amer
tca's musical pulse is beating fast
these days with the Metropolitan
Offering galaxy OF stars i'll a bril-
liant repertoire of favorite operas
New York has been more than sat
.siied with results and daily papers
bring to Tulsa "a full story of very
successful season. The eddying tide
Avs on and continual touch with
NV Nork's musical enthusiasm is
brought TO Tulsa and on Monday
nigh, no less u parsonage than peer
less Mary Garden VIII appear her,
In a magnificent program in Con
rntion hall, Probably no Amer
lean actress. or one from for
sign shores either, >can muster
such publicity as Mary Gar
den. Newspaper writer's go forth to
Interview and 10 hear what she has
10 say and in voluble English write
about her. The Chicago Tribune
recently said:
Mary Gardens art Is like n tongue
OF flame unpleaping. hypnotic In It's
thousand tantal!zing, shifting VAL
ues, perfect in its gorgeous, flaunt-
ine beauty, and superb in the
breathtaking way ii catches those
puny Intellectual souls near II In It's
inescapable fire. and IN passing
leaves them vivid finder, glowing
with a reflected brilliance. Her tone
Is like that, too, changing from the
thrill OF tortured passion to the gem
lie cooling OF lullaby even as the
deep, ruddy heart of burning slips
into the vague, tenuous smoke mist
which clings about its iridescent,
Qu.vering edges" So Tulsa is ex-
pecting much on Monday night
The San Carlo Opera company
comes Wednesday,, December !. ana
for four evenings will present pop
ular operas with two matinees.
Much has been said concerning the
superiority OF the cast and tho man
ner in which they offer tthe IA
miliar strains Of operas grown mel
Las NsHtt u Al N
loved. Lucia Di Lammermor,
"Aida." Carmen" al TrovatoYc."
tales OF Hoffman," "Cavaleria Rus
ticana" and "Pagliacci" will be the
repertoire given here.
Local interest centers in the re-
cent grand opera season. for many
Of the popular stars have sung here
In opera and In concert. The fol-
lowing excerpt from Musical Amer
tea will be OF interest.
As announced, I've opening week
at the Metropolitan will be notable
chiefly for the restoration on Satur-
day afternoon, November 22, OF
Wagners Tristan and Isolde" to be
sung in English. The other operas
Of the week are well remembered
from last season. As already
open the season next Monday night.
In the cast will be Caruso, Pom
selle, Scotney, Harold. Rothier
lombard, d'Apgelo and Ananian
With Bodanzky conducting, and witH
Rosina CALI heading the ballet.
Tuesday night Gounod's Faust
-nll be sung at the Academy o'
husic in Brooklyn. the principals
including Farrar, Delaunois. How
ard, Harold. Chalmers Whitehii
and dAngelo. with Wolff con
Quoting.
Wednesday evening. at the Metro
poitan, will bring Nerdis Aida,
with pestinn in the title role, and
With Matzenauer, Sundelius. Mar
tinelli, Danise, tho new Italian BARI
tone; Mardones, Audisio and d'An,
gelo. Moranzoni will conduct and
Florence Rudolph will lead th'
ballet Thursday evenings opera
will be Donizettps "L'Elisir d
Amore," the cast including Garri-
son, Ellis, Caruso, Scott and Didur
with PapI conducting. Fridays al
traction will be Leoncavallo''
= eLaza,' starring Farrar, with "a cas
!hcludinG Howard, Tiffany, Ingram
AIuen, little Ada Qulntana, MAI
unelli, de Luca. Bada, Picco. Anan'
IAN, Malatesta, Paltrlnieri. Laurent
AudiNo and d'Angelo. Moranzon
Will conduct.
Three works viii be sung Satur,
day. The afternoon will be devoted
70 the Wagner restoration, witf
sembach as Tristan and Matzen-
auer, as Isolde, supported by Cor
Son, Whitehill. Blass, Diaz, Qua
lombard and d'Angelo. BodanzkS
Will preside over tho orchestra.
saturday night will see the firs
appearance OF the all but insepa-
.sbIe operate twins, 'Cavalleria
Fusucana" and "Pagliacci." In th'
former will be Destinn, Pcrini, Har
,eid, Chalmers. and In the lattc'
Easton, Kingston and Danise. Nor
snzoni will conduct. First of th'
. sunday evening concerts will b'
tWen the following night. Car
men will be sung on Thanksgivint
Gay. at specia matinee. with Far
nar sundelius. CALI. Martinelli
Mhitehill and Rothier; Wolff con
ducting.