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and WEDNESDAY EVENING Dakland Tribune FEBRUARY 17. 1926 CARLO OPERA SINGERS THRILL AUDIENCE HERE 'Cavalleria Rusticana' and 'I' Pagliacci' Win Unstinted Plaudits. By ANTHONY F. MOITORET. A music menu of double sustenance, ample in its caloric quantity and quality to' satisfy the most avid lyrical appetite, was offered by the San Carlo Opera company's ensemble last evening at the Auditorium theater with the presentation of "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "I'Pagliacci." their these operas of shorter Mascaent, and Leoncavallo at length, which will carry their composers' fame when it is forgotten they achieved anything else, make a balanced program invites and yet defies comparisons.

His Cavalleria serenade, offers the the 'delightful spirited whip song "Il Cavallo Scalpita," the equally brisk BONg "Brindisi," the fervid duets of Santuzza and Turiddu and Santuzza and Alfio, and the inimitable instrumental gem, the "Intermezzo," Pagliacci has Its Incomparable "Prelude" and "Vesti la the lament of Canio, which closes the first act. The double bill, too, offered the the vocal opportunity, the San better of appraising carton organization, since only one of artists, Guiseppe Interrante, appeared In both operas. INTERRANTE 'IS POPULAR. Last night's audience could not been given too much Interrante. As Alfio he covered himhave with glory In Cavalleria and self who more.

which those have Included about everyjudging the his plaudits. could not but regret that part Pagliacci, that of Silvio, did extended not In call for anything more his brief duet with Nedda. than Interrante is a baritone of power, and sang Alfio with great vigor. His interpretation particularly, brilliant, and Cavallo Scalhis duet with Santuzza, sung by Natalia De Santis, a triumph. De Santis.

a 80- prano whose voice has just the tinge to effect the tragic note required, also scored in her duet "No, No, Turiddu," with Franco Taturo, tenor. Bernice Schalker made an effective Lola, and Philine Falco was pleasing as Mama Lucia. The entire company displayed an intensity of feeling throughout that made the opera of uniform qualIty. The gayer note with which Mascagni relieves the somber strain was capably Injected by the chorus Cavalleria, as last night's Sar Carlo cast sings it would succeed or fail entity, not in tail or spots, even and it waver certainly, did not night. FORCED TO REPEAT.

because Cavalleria Perhapso 'well rounded and, despite its tragic theme, had so much elan, that Pagliacci seemed to lack the same uniformity. Pagliacci climbed to heights, especially when prolonged applause and "vivas!" greeted Tonio's "Prelude" and forced Emilio Ghirardini to repeat the latter part and also with Ludovico Tomarchio'8 singing of Canio's "Vesti la giubba," which brought a 'series of curtain calls that bordored closely on an tion. Olga Kargau, who played Nedda, Is a soprano whose voice is mellow In its sweetness. Its beauty and range were amply demonstrated in the "Che volo d'angelli" aria, and It blended delightfully with Interrante's in their "Nulla duet, which had beautiful and graceful sweep. Francesco Curci sang Beppo.

The chorus of the bells, della campane," or "ding song was well done in ensemble. one of the tunes that linger. Carlo Peroni conducted both operas and was given generous applause, especially for the "Intermezzo" In Cavalleria. Name Change Asked To Avoid Confusion Anthony 8. Gulart of Centerville Is willing to assume his oblirations but not of those with similar name 60 he has petitioned the superior court to change It to Gilhart.

He says confusion with others of the same name in the community in which he lives has been caused at the bank. merchan. dise stores, oil companies produce buyers. Gulart says his father is dead and his nearest relatives are married sisters. Rabbi Coffee Talks To Kiwanis Club BAN LEANDRO, Feb.

Rudolph Coffee, of Oakland, addressed the San Leandro club at their luncheon this week on "Is the World Getting Better." He based his on the lives of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington. Charles Way played several cornet solos. R. W. Gredel and A.

C. Jensen were in charge. AUTO THIEF SENTENCED. Probation for Robert Murphy, charged under the alias of Bert Wilson, was revoked and he WAS sentenced to San Quentin by Judge 1. 8.

Church. The testimony of a county hospital nurse that Murphy was victim of tuberculosis tailed to save him. The report of L. D. Compton.

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ERNIE NEVERS, formerly Miss Mary Elizabeth Heagerty of Oakland, is credited with directing Ernie's latest "trick play," for while friends awaited them today at "Del Monte, the great grid star all tacklers" and eluded his "opponents." Todd to Be Speaker At Oakland Schools Harry L. Todd of San Francisco will speak at Washington's Birthday exercises at three Oakland schools next Friday. He will appear under the auspices of the Better Citizens' Association, composed of alumni. Todd will speak a at the Roosevelt, Fremont and Oakland high schools. ERNIE NEVERS AND WIFE MIX SIGNALS.

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