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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEKr-PHIlADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921
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Turner for Concrete
A tvpicnl factory built
bv Turner in 1920. To
dav a similar factory
would cost 25 less than
if built in 1920 and only
80fc more thnn the aver
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TURNER
Construction Co.
OPERATIC SOCIETY
GIVES "TR0VAT0RE"
Spirited Porformanoo by Local
Talent of Vordi's Mastor-
pieco of Melody
I 1713 Sftnnom Htrftt
PRIEST IS ELEVATED
The Rev. Michael C. Donovan Be
comes a Monslgnor
rvirrhnal Douphcrty Invested the Kpv.
Mlchncl C Donovan, rertnr of I lie
ri...r.i f St Asnthn, Thirty eighth
and Spr'HB Oniden strppts. uith tin
rank of mntivlKnor tint inoriiiiifr At the
mas wIhpIi fnllnwpil tin; Inpstiturp. Hip
Kpv. Pr Uexnndei H MiCnj. of tlio '
Inminiiln" Conception Chinch. Oor- j
nrnntoun premhrd the sermon.
Yetcr1nv flip nrdinnl invested tin
Pei Jninpx K Nash, rector of tin i
Church f tl" I'piplinn.. Twelfth and
Jiirkfon streets with tl"' i h tiK of mon-
Ignnr Tomorrow t In cardinal will on - i
fer thp suMlHPitnntp at tin Sptnlnnry of
St Charles Horrnnn'o. Ovprbronk. Sun- i
(inr Iip will confer thp dlaconate there.
THE CAST
t ponnro tnu)a nrn1l Kraft
Aiurenp ... . Mart Ston I.snirtlnn
Ints . .... Vlrclnln (III!
Msnrlcn ... IlojM V Mnct.Hli.ni1
fount ill I.ura . . J'nul Kncte
lrmtvlo . . Kdwnrd A. Pmlf
Hull txnl Mnrlln
All () ft Oypiiv Charl-n Coj Mlmn
I "i-ifl r1liff iir 11. (Ill 1 -ana
Thp Philadelphia Operatic Society
Ifttt evening: Kim n presentation of
Verdi's treasure housp of iiipIoi!,. "II
Trovntorp." which wit full of snnp nml
ulint Is commonly known ns "pop nml
had the added Itiretitlve to tin members
of thp rnst nnd chorus of IipIiik nins
to nti nudlptiPp which nlinosl inmplelelv
fillpil thp Iioiipp Vvw performance of
thp ROClrt hnp boon ho liberally pat
ronized nnd few performances have like
wise been given with so ninch esprit
Tlip member of thp enst nil did
well wlipn thp dltnculty of tin mink Is
considered nnd thp fact tnken Into ton
sldcration that when Vcrdl wrote this
opera vocal gymnastics wen taken for
BrnntPd among Italian opera slngprs
Am Aruccun. Mnrlp Stone T.ntiRston
especially distinguished herself, both
vocallv and in action, nnd she was
probably the star of a competent mot.
Paula flrnendlp Kraft as Leonora
Knotted that she hnd certain!. Iind pre
vious oiK'ratlc experience. although
there ueio certain or the vocal passages
In a tremendously difficult part which
taxed hpr tonal volunip to thp limit.
That any soprano not on the operatic
"tnijp could do o nmch with th rop.
both in voice and in nction, is n IiIrIi
tillnito to the MinKPii wh'ih tin I'hlla
delpliln Operatic NocIpM can muntcr,
Ilonl F Mncl.pllnnd nB Mnnrico
sIiompiI a line ova (iiiiiment, with a
Mtlli. ( lenr tenor oi(p, which nt the
clovp of the opera did not show ppr
ccptiblc fatistit nil bough the role In
onp of thp mo t 1 1, miii: orally in Uie
opprntic repel toire Up was not alto
gether (onviiK'nig in intlon, bill on the
whole did well drnmiitirnlu . Paul En
kIp wn inoderntph good in thp role of
f'uint li Luna, the charactPr In Ujp
opera which linn the urPatest variety of
emotional pxprrsRlon. both In RliiKlne
nnd In action. It is n part which
fceldom hnt a presentation which rIvph
the full posiilblllUe of thp role, even
In pcrformnnccH by tlip Rrcnte't oper
atic companies.
As 1b alway the cane with thp per
formances of the Philadelphia Operntlc
Society, the rplntlvcly minor rolPft wcrp
ndtnlrablv tnkrn. Virginia 0111 ns
Inez, r.dwnrd A Dnvivti an Terrando,
I-ouW Martin as Hulr nnd Chnrles Cox
Iidolnmn ns An Old Ojpsy wero tuny
ndequntp to flip demand, of their parts.
The stage Ket'imjs wcie pxcellent, and
thp kcpiip in the chaprl of Castcllor had
the unusunl merit if showing In the
dlstnncp thp tamp of thp hosts of tin
pprlldlous (,'ount rpvenllng thnt thnt
clinpel was under siege, n di'tnll not
liowii In nerforniiinces of rcrtnln fn-
mous opprn uunpiinips In this cly. The
i (horns did well whnt little work wns
jniiulred of II, and Mr I.eps conducted
I with il thorough knowledge of thp score
i and the facilltj of keeping together n
cast nml i horns which nrc not accus
tomed to fiequent performances before n
capncltj niidiciKe an entirely different
matter from conducting a professional
operatic company.
$10,000 FIRE IN ATC0
Union Novelty Co. Destroyed; Many
Towns Aid In Blaze
Tiro of unknown origin destrojed the
wnrphouse of thp Lnlon Novelty Co ,
Atco, N. .!., Inst night, cnuslng n loss
of S10,000, Hroom coin wns stored
In thn place and it spednculnr (Ire re
sulted. Kirn compnnles from Mammon
ton, Clpinenton, I.nurrl Hprings, Ilerlln
rind Wntontnwn icsponded to the up
licnl for help and hnd the blnzi under
control before midnight.
The Union Tsovcltv in, sustained n
similar loss Just n year ago, when
lightning struck nnd destroyed their
wnrchoiiKp
TO TALK0F VOLCANOES
Dr. Pllsbury to Give Lecture About
Hawaiian Crater
Ir Henry A. I'hilsbury, of thp
Academy of Nnturat Sciences, will give
nn illustrnted lecture on "The Ha
waiian Islnuds and tho Volcano of
Kllnuen" at n meeting of the (po
graidiical .Society of Philadelphia to
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bo held nt RtlR o'clock thli evening
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The volcano Is the largest nctlvc
crater in the world.
The annual election of officers will
also be held. Henry O. llrant has
bpen nominated nr president: Prof.
William K. lilngclbach, as first vice
president: Uenjnmln II. Hoffman, ns
Hecond vice president; Dr. .1. 1. Uur
nett IJurkenhnm, as recording setrc
tnry: I)r Paul .1 Sartnln, ns cor
responding secretary, and William K
llnupt, as treasurer,
MANTELL AS HAMLET
Ilohcrt Mantell repented bis familiar
imporsonnllnn of Hnmlot Inst ocning
as thp second offering In his fori night
rejiertory nt the Hro.ul 'I he star's
Dane has much theatrical iffeetiveness
nnd resonance of rloputinti in the
famous so'.llonules It is nn obtinush
niedltntlve, rather than n subtle Hnmlet
but onp that is wpII liked OonevMi
Ilnmppr was ngnln nn iipppnling
Ophelia of youthful chnrin Otiy I.lnds-
Ipt wns n stnlwnrl Horntlo, and Henry
Hucker mnde nn effective Polonlus.
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