El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
MISS TIFFANY
CHARMS CROWD
BY HER VOICE

Musical FL Paso attended en- masse
the first Of the series Of pop" con
certs scheduled for the winter, which
was given Saturday night at Liberty
baI under the auspices Of the Wo-
mans club. Miss Marie Tiffany lyric
soprano Of the Metropolitan Grand
Opera company, gave delightful
program Of selections. many OF which
were new TO local audiences and some
OF which were the old favorites which
grow more and more loved each time
they are heard
Miss tiffany Is a beautiful young
woman Of unusual distinction and
personal charm Her personality i'm
pressed the audience even before she
sang. but her first number received
enthusiastically by the immense audi
ence. convinced her hearers that her
ability and talent, no less than her
beauty, augured most enjoyable
evening. Amor Mediavale,' by Lee
begott, and %, Del Mo Amato Ben
were MISS Tiffany's first numbers and
were delightfully."- sung. the distinct
enunciation Of the artist and the
charming selections making them en-
Enthusiastically received by the audi
ence-
"A group Of four folk songs were
next and each was interpreted most
delightfully."- By the artist, who gave
to the quaint words and airs OF the
songs Of different nationality,
clever distinction. 'Jardin d'Amour,
by Vuillermoz. Is dainty little
French song. Billy Boy" by Brock
way, is a tender little rollicking song
one often heard but seldom with such
surprising enjoyment An Irish and
a Norwegian selection were also given
most attractively.
Aecomuanist Plays Wen
OF much interest TO the music low
ing audience was the sympathetic
and understanding accompanying OF
Miss Clara Cringle who gave a selec-
ton Of piano numbers with expressive
ability. Slbelius's Romance" De-
bussy's Clair de Lune' and Paderew-
skis ven beloved and familiar era
covienne Fantastique" were among
the group. AS an encore, Miss Gringle
played May Night
One OF the most enjoyable numbers
Of the evening was "A Fairy Story
by Fire" sung with beWitching grace
and appeal
Miss Tiffany's voice was perhaps at
its best and was heard IN all it's
power in Grieg's Friend, Thou Art
Staunch." The dramatic ability Of the
singer as wen as her beautiful voice
had wide range here and both made a
wonderful appeal to the audience La
Boheme." by Puccini, also received
keen appreciation
chosen and delightfully."- rendered
Not a hint Of monotony entered into
the evening, so widely different were
the various selections A dainty little
Oriental song "Tung Yang" Fair
Dreams" by Buzzi-Peccia, and Songs
NY Mother fought Ne" were all sung
with rare understanding and power.
Marie RHppoId Coming
Mighty LAX A Rose" with its
haunting melody was one OF the most
enjoyable numbers and revealed the
lighter sweetness Of the singers
voice and its pure and liquid tones.
Another leading member Of the
metropolitan opera company viii be
heard here In November when Marie
Rappold. sporano. viii sing in con-
cert at the second pop" under tbs
auspices OF the Womau's club.
Eddie Brown, the youthful and
widely acclaimed Tiolinist viii give
the December concert and Arthur Mid
dleton, considered the leading concert
and oratorio baritone OF America,
viii close the season in January.
F. Z. D