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} | January 16, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 5 CIVIC OPERA ENTERS LAST WEEK OF SEASON Management Promises Gala Fes- tival of Song as Finale to Brilliant Season Now dawns the last week of the cur- rent season of the Chicago Civic Opera company. Eleven weeks, the most bril- liant in the history of grand opera in Chicago, have passed into musical his- tory, and the final week will be dis- tinguished by exceptionally fine pro- grams. The public has extended cordial pa- tronage and co-operation, and the Ci- vic Opera management especially ap- preciates this, particularly in those in- stances where illness of stars compelled sudden changes in program. In each case a misfortune was turned into tri- umph, for the substitute presentations were in every case magnificent. Now the gale has been weathered and the closing week will be a gala music festival. Sunday's matinee, Jan- vary 17, will be the second presenta- tion of Richard Wagner's majestic "Lohengrin," in German, with a cast embracing Forrai, Van Gordon, La- mont, Baklanoff, and Kipnis; conduc- tor, Weber. "Barber of Seville" Monday night will be graced by the merry, tuneful "Barber of Seville" with its atmosphere of old Spain ; its flowers and mantillas; its caballeros and seno- ritas. The cast--Macbeth, Claessens, Rimini, Trevisan, Lazzari, and the great Tito Schipa; conductor, Moran: zoni. Tuesday night will witness the third presentation of Tolstoi's dramatic "Re- surrection," music by Alfane, with the star cast headed by Mary Garden that made its American premiere New Year's Eve an epoch-making artistic triumph. Ansseau and Baklanoff will support, and Moranzoni will conduct. Wednesday night will feature the re- turn of Titta Ruffo singing opposite Charles Marshall in the tragic "Otello," nis. Marshall's triumphant - introduc- tion to the United States was in this great opera, of love and intrigue; con- ductor, Moranzoni. "La Traviata" Thursday night will be distinguished by the beautiful, lilting, ever-popular "I.a Traviata," with Muzio, Schipa, Bo- nelli, and Ballet divertissement; con- ductor, Moranzoni. Saturday's matinee, January 23, will attest the tremendous reception al- ready given "Resurrection," with a fourth presentation of this great work, for the special benefit of the subscri- bers for that day. The cast as before-- Carden, Ansseau, Baklanoff, with Mo- ranzoni conducting. Then, on Saturday night, January 23, will come the finale of a wonderful season in a revival of the beautiful and romantic "Lucia di Lammermoor" with Macbeth, Schipa, Monica, Bonelli, Laz- zari, and Corps de Ballet. St. Leger will conduct. Panorama Painting of Winnetka Scenes May Grace New Hall The "large, panoramic picture of Winnetka which was used . by the Chamber of Commerce as an exhibit at the Illinois Products exposition, held in the American Exposition Palace at Chicago last fall may hang in the new Village hall if favorable action is taken by the Village council. In a letter re- ceived by the council at its meeting Thursday evening of this week, the Chamber of Commerce offered the painting, which is approximately 20 feet long by seven feet high, to the Village to hang in the upper gallery of the new building. The picture was painted by Allen E. Philbrick, Winnetka artist, and took several months to complete. All build- ings in Winnetka are depicted, as well as historical scenes and present-day scenes of beauty. 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