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40 WILMETTE L.IFE r · July 5, 1929 and M,r.Paltrinieri. Gennaro Papi will ~on duct. Hundreds \\'ere turned a\\'ay \\'hen "L'Amore dei Tre Re~' \\'as gi,·c11 it s first presentation of the sea:-.OJl at Ra\'inia, the house ha,·ing been sold out four days in a(h·ance. IJencc, it i:-; gond lll'\\' S that this work is to be brought to pcriormancc ag~,;:1 . \\'t:c! ncsda.\· night, July 10. The Fiora of ~I me. J,ucre:t.ia Buri is outs tanding as a study in feminine psycholog\· and this singing actrcs . .; fits su pcriccth· intn the part tl1at shL makes it \'i\·i dh· dramntir. ~~ r. Johnson is an hnoi c figure as .\ \'itn. ~ inging and acting th i.., r(lk with a fine uncler stand.ing of it s suhtletil' s. ~~ r. Danise . \\'ill agai11 1·<.: heard a..; ~Ianin: do, \\'llich l1e di tingui shcs h.\· the beauty ui his \'oir l'. Then tllcrt· is \ 'irgilio Lazzari, again to appear i11 the monunH·ntal rolt: of Archihaldo. the blind king. \\'hich In · reason oi his great prn\\·e:-.s as an act(;r and by the rich proiondity of his ha~so voice, he ha s rai sed to tht· pinnacle of artistic greatness. ~fi ss Falco and ~~ r . Paltrinieri will complete the rast :lltd ~fr. Papi will conduct. Children's Concert July 11 The rcguliu· \\'L't'kl~· \'(Jtlrtrt ior childn:n \\·ill he gi \'L' ll 011 Thursday a itertwon. J ul~: 11. Erir I h· I ,amartcr ronducti.nf.:: the Chicagu :-:.ymphonv Orchestra through a :--pccial prog:ram durin.~ whirh he "ill t·xplain the mn~ic to tht· chilclren . The ron · crt \\'ill lw ioll<nn·d IJ,· an intriguing cntcrtain nwnt. Children t\\'clYc ~Tars of age and under are admitted ir ec th<' sc concerts and re~t'rrcd scah arc ircc for CH' f\'OilC. Homann·. iun and mclod,· \\·ill b(: the l<'aturcs on Thqr:-da~· night, July 11, ior "~fartha" ha~ hn·n sclectccl as the llJH'ratic nffnin!.! it)!' thi" tilllc. This \\·ork lJ\· \"~n i-'loto\\·, \\·hich n1a,· he Ulll:-.idl'rt·d as intnnational in charactn, is perhaps the mo:-t uni\'(: rsalh· IO\·e d l)i al,l light ()jH:ras. Tlti" "· ;~.., fulh· ckmonstrated at Ha,·inia Ja.;t season " ·hen it \\·as lll'Ccs~ar~· to prc-.l·nt it nn ft\'l' different orrasi()n~. TlH· l{a \'inia ca:t of this merry opera rcarhe..; th · hi,.~· hest sta1HI<trds. Florl'n ~· c \fa chr th aplH'arin~· in the title n1lc \Yith ~farin Chamln' a~ l.iotH·l. \ Tii·~ilio Lazzari as Plunkdt. \ ' itt(lrio ;l'rn·isa n as ~ir Tri:-tan. Clach·:- s,\·arthout a:~ :\'ann·. and Lnn is n· .\ n ~c lo as the sheriff. -Tunes l)i gaiety an·cl romance cro\\'cl closch· tlllOil one another throut.dwnt this \\·nrk ·and the action t'l' ~~ c h. e s a h a p p '· e n d i n g. L n u i .; ll a s S('ltlla!l-. \\'ill ("CIIHIUrt. -----!!liM~---------------------------------. c ·- 1 ~ LET's An RIDE mE . WHOOPEE · jlOe BASTILLE DAY FEATURE ON RAVINIA SCHEDULE (Continued from page 39) Lunis D'Angelo as the King and Ciordano Paltrinieri as the me scng~r. ~[ r. Papi ·\\'ill conduct. Cont inncd on gal 22 The extra p ~rfo rmance of "Louise" \\·hich is to be given ~1 onday night Jul.' · H. in place ui the ~1 on day night concl'rt program, is ot specia l interest a.; it indicates the popularity \rhich this <lpl'l'il has gainl'd \rith Ravinia auditnL"cs. ~~ 11ll'. Gall \\'ho si ngs th e tit k rok \\'as trai·n ed for this part in Pari s under the direction of men \\·hu "nc a:-.soriatcd ,,·ith the composer at the time this work \\'as fir_ t prod11rcd. ~1 r. .1 ohnson has dcmon strakd his genius in interpreting the rt)lc oi Julien while th e part of the father <b presented by 1\[r Rothicr, and that of the mother, sung by \fn1c. Claussen, are clas. ics of histrionic singing. Others in this cast arc .T ose ~!ojic~1. \lr. D'Angelo. 11is. Max\\'dl, ).[iss ~w:-trthout. ?\fiss Falco and \I iss P:-tge, \\'hn heads the ballet. Mr. lfas se lman s \\'ill conduct. "II Trovatore" Tuesday Tucsda _ ,. night. July 9. th e n ·c·r popular "II Tro\'atore" of \·crcli w11l he gi,·cn iP the 11r~t tin1c this SL'a~on " ·ith a ca..,t which has cle\'ated this famous old ope ra to a new plane oi greatnc~s. \lme. H.cthhcrg \\·ill ~ing the part of Ltc1nora and opposite her, CiO\·anni \lartinclli will he heard :n the title role. The:-;e are t\\'o ni operas most dramati c roll's. and sure!~· . there arc no artists bet tcr equipped to meet their demands than ~f me. Hct hbcrg and :Mr. Martinelli . :\f r. Dani.;c likrwisc has a highly clrantatic pa:·t as the Count Di Luna and one '"hir h dispi<J.\' S his Yoicc to finest ach·antagc . Others to he heard are ~r me . Claussen as Azuccna. \[r. 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