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\ _ RAVINIA PROGRANM _ FOR SECOND WEEK opening presentation of the season, but which had to be postponed owing to the sudden illness of Mme. Rethâ€" berg, i8 to be given its first performâ€" ing week, and that "Louise" which was given on the second night of the season is to be repeated by popular Sunday afternoon, July 1, with the regular Sunday afterncon concert by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Eric DeLamâ€" arter. Jacques Gordon, violinist, will Sunday night will bring the seaâ€" son‘s first presentation of that beâ€" loved Puccini opera, "Madame Butâ€" terfly." Florence Easton is to be heard as Cioâ€"Cioâ€"San on this occaâ€" sion, a part in which she long ago endeared herself to Ravinia audiences by reason of her beautiful singing and her authoritative interpretation of the role from the histrionic standâ€" point. Edward Johnson, one. of the greatest Pinkertons of his generation will be cast as the American naval officer, a part in which he finds fullâ€" est opportunity for singing and actâ€" ing. Mme. Ina Bourskays is to «be Suzuki, one of opera‘s fine mezzoâ€" soprano roles and Mario Basiola will lend his splendid baritone to the part of Sharpless. Others in the cast are Jose Mojica, who will be Goro, Geogre Cehanovsky, Louis DMAngelo, Philine Falco and Paolo Ananian. Gennaro Papi will conduct. has always aroused the hearty enâ€"} thusiasm of the public whenever it d has been given at Ravinia, might be brought to its first performance ul" the season as soon as possible, there / will be no comcert on Monday night.! July 2, and "The Masked© Badl" wilt be presented at that time with £xâ€"| actly the same cast as had been anâ€"| nounced for the opening might of the | season. â€" Mme. Elisabeth Rothberg will be heard as Amelia, a part tha‘ | is numbered among the favorites of | her repertoire, and oppesite her, a= / Richard, the heroic tenor Giovann: | Martinelli | will â€" appear. | Giuseppe‘ Danise will haye the splendid bari ; tone role of Reinhart.: Florence Macâ€" byth i« another well known artist who j is well cast in this work, and Virâ€"} gilio Lazzari, Louis D‘Angelo, Georg: | Cchanovsky and Giordano Paltrinier. ull fndâ€"vougrris) parts. Miss Ruth | Page will head thesigmi«t. . Gennare | Papi will conduct. t "Louise" so representative of the | modern French repertoire, has it b legion 6f ardent admirers and for the sperial benefit of these this work wil‘ | cecupy the Ravinir stage on Tuesday night. July 3, with the same cast as| that which prescnted it on the second ! night of the season. Mme. Gall, who by reason of her beautiful voice, her | splendid | histrionic ability and the ; years of rigid training she "has n' ceived in the exacting French school.‘ makes the name part of this opera | an outstanding achievement, and Ed | ward Johnson, with that fine instinct | for dramatic interpretation whichf characterizes everything he does, is, ideal as Juliem. Leon Rothier and | Mme. Julia Claussen are admirably cast as the parents of Louise. Margâ€" ery _ Maxwell, Gladys Swarthout, Philine Falco, Jose Mojica and Louis D‘Angelo are all excellently cast. Miss Ruth Page heads the ballet. Louis Hasselmams will conduct. Continued from page 1, first section It is fitting that "Andrea Chenicr" the dramatic opera of the French Revolution, should be presented on Wednesday night, July 4, for it tells the story of a people fighting for liberty as the Americans were fightâ€" ing a few years previously. "Andrea Chenier" has long been a {avorite of the Ravinia repertoire, and it will be remembered thit it was the openâ€" 1927. When given on Wednesday night, this work will have Miss Florâ€" ence Easton as Madeleine, which is one of the greatest dramatic soprano parts in opera, while opposite her, Giovanni Martinelli will be cast in the name part, which he plentifully under the diréction of Mr. Delaâ€" marter, who will explain the numbets to the children. The concert will be followed by. an entertainment. Chilâ€" endows with his superb genius for dramatic singing and effective actâ€" ing. Giuseppe Danise will be heard as Gerrard, the revolutionary leader. a part which gives him every opporâ€" tunity for the display of the richness of his voice. Others in the cast are Mme. Bourskaya, Miss Swarthout, Mr. Mojica, Mr. Defrere, Mr. D‘â€" Angelo, Mr. Paltrinieri, and Mr. Anâ€" anianm, Gemmaro Papi will conduct. The second of the series of chilâ€" drea‘s concerts and entertainments is seheduled for Thursday afternoon, July 5, the program being presented by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra The second calendar week of Ra nia opera and concerts will begir inday afternoon, July 1, with the Reserved seats are free for everyone. A third Innguage â€" German â€" will be heard at Ravinia on Thursday might, July 5, whes Richard Wagâ€" her‘s immortal opera "Lohengrin" is given. This monumental work which was one of the series that came near is without doubt the most popuiar of "The Masked Ball" That "The Masked Ball" which Children‘s Concert sga and under of all the Wagnerian works and at Raâ€" vinia it receives exactly the interpreâ€" tation intended for it by its composâ€" er. In Elisabeth Rethberg, Ravinia as Ortrud. Louis D‘Angelo is cast as King Henry while George Cehanâ€" ovsky will be the herald and Howard Preston, Telramund. Louis Hasselâ€" mans will conduct. There is a heavy demand every season for Massenct‘s beautiful opera "Manon" and it is good news that this farâ€"famed French work is to be given early presentation this year. It is to be given on Friday night, July 6, with Mme. Â¥vonne Gall in the name part. This is one of the roles in which Mme. Gall scored a triumph when she was a guest artâ€" ist at Ravinia late last season. As the wilful Manon, Mme. Gall creates a character study that has genuine depth. She sets forth the many sides of Manon‘s fickle character so tellâ€" ingly that not a detail is omitted from the picture she draws. Mario Chamâ€" lee will be heard as the young and romantic DesGrieux, a lyric role that fits him like the proverbial glove. In this part he has an opportunity for that beautiful singing which disâ€" tinguishes his work and makes it heart appealing. Leon Rothier will be heard as the elder Des Grieux. and will give it that sympathetic treatment which has distinguished his work in the past. Others in the cast are Mr. Defrere, Miss Maxwell, Miss Nwarthout, Mr. Mojica, Mis Falco, Mr. Ananian and Mr. Cchanâ€" ovsky duct. The week will close on Saturday night, July 7, with that ever popu lar Verdi work, "I Trovatore" with its wealth of thrilling action, dramatic arias and stirring ensembles. With the perfect ceast available for this opera at Raviniay it takes on new sizâ€" nificance and every presentation of it becomes memerable. For instance Mimne. Elsabeth Rethberg, a dramatic oprano who not only has unusual vocal power, but with it a tone of lyric beuuty, will be heard as Leonâ€" ora, while Giovanni Martinelli, a draâ€" mate tenor of world renown yet enc who is able to give remantic interâ€" pretation to the most heruic of roles will be Manfredo. â€" Mme. Julia Clausâ€" sen will be cast as Azucena. which gives every ofportunity to & contralâ€" to, while Mario Basicla, a rich voice baritone, is to be heard asthe Coun di Luna. Others in the cast are Mis Faico, Mr. D‘Angelo and Mr. Paltrin jeri. Mr. Papi will conduct. A Bear With Taking Ways When two workmen here, who were working in the woods went to get their dinner pails hidden in the brush, nearby, they found a big black boar helping himself to their lunch. When the men approached the animal disâ€" appeared in the timber, having cleanâ€" ed out the pail. Tonic for Asparagus Beds Salt strewn generously over asâ€" paragus beds will kill the weeds and serve as a fertilizer. Madrid, has a free hospital and disâ€" pensary for animal pets, run by the city. Often a long line of people may be seen at the entrance of the instituâ€" tion, carrying their arms or in cages pet dags, cats and birds and even goats suffering from sickness or acciâ€" dent.. _ Hundred of operations are perâ€" formed. 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