Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 19 Jul 1929, p. 19

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I , July 19, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 19 GIVE .GERMAN PROGRAM . will wm Strawbridge and Gennaro Papi conduct. Present "Faust" Tuesday , AT ·RAVINIA ON SUNDAY most Gounod's "Faust" ever of the popular works of the French reon~ #t. -1 I ~ . ;$ Orchestra and Several Artists to Present Second of Natt"onal Concert Series \Vith the advent of the fifth \Yrek 1f Ravinia Opera. which hegins Sun c .la\', jut~· 21. Loui s Eck stein again dra\\·s hr £ n ·ily up on the see min g!? timitlr ss rep ertlltre ;H hi s di :- po ·at and pro\'idc s not only an array nf operas \\·hich ha\'e not bee n heard thus far during th e summer, hut likewise pro\·ide roles of unu sual dimension s for those world arti sts whose names adorn the ro ster. Tt \\'ill be an auspi cious \Yc ek in C\'ery \\'ay, and in addition to the ope rati c performances which will occ upy the . eve n nights of the week. there will he an rlaboratc conce rt of German mu sic as the seco nd of th e Ravinia sl' rie s of Sunda\· afternoon national concerts. and likc\\'i se the annual carniYal \Yhich for man\' n'ars ha s he<' n t \l(' l1igh spot of th-e children\ Thursday afternoon evcnh. German Program · Sunday . pertoire is to ·be presenter\ for the first time 25, this \\'ith season on Yvonne TuesdayGall night, - r.. July 1\fme. as r~ -, l\1 ar~ueritc.Giovanni M artinclli as Faust and Leon Rothicr as M ephistophcles. Mme. Gall's exQuisite s ingin~ and per- ~ feet acting as the \Hong-eel ~~ argueritc · r...t:..}l ~ is one of the pleasant memories of the ~ last Ravinia season. She has hcen cnrefully trained for this role under the direction of the experts as sociated ~ with the Parisian opera houses, and one cannot easily for g-et her g-irlish interpretation of the famous "Jewel Song-." Mr. ).1 artinelli has scored man y triumph s a s Faust, for this part gives him th e opportunity to utilize hath the lyric and dramatic qualitie s of his voice as \\·ell as to indulge in that acting for which he is famou s. Leon Rothier is another perfect exponrut of the French manner and as 1\.lephistophel<: ., hi s years of experience reveals it se lf time and again. He is l>olishcd and sua\'e, rcHccting e\'ery aspert nf the part both in hi:-; acting and hi s \·oc al::~ati\· n. ).! _ iss S\\'arthnut witl Continued Clll Page 47) You unless you have good · · vrsron. Make sure of this by having your Eyes checked over today! 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The AVIATRIX is priced at ~ ~ ®R0 0fffi ·®R0 ~ ~ ~ I I SuPda,- night. \\'ag ner's "Lnh r ngrin"' "-ill ht· pn· .; cnterl. thu.; co n t: ntli' w the CertPan sp iri t ni the aftcrnllO". :\ltw.' . Fb.ahcth Hdhherg \\·ill he heard as Ek1. a role in ,,-hirh sl1c enitl\'S inter nat in· 1al reputation, whil l: . Edward l(lhn :-nn \\·ilt ha\·e the nam<' flart . _lulia Cl;111s~en ,,-jJJ sing tl ·e rr lc of ()rtrncl. De sire Drfrere w'lt he Tr'r:·mtt'l'l, Cenr~l' CchanoYsk~- th .. kin < !." Hcn ld. l.t1uis lla ssc lman s \\·ill rnnclurt. As was o nl~· to he expected. th e annnutH·rntent that Puccini's "l,a Hnn rlinc" \Yl)tJid he g i\·c n its first R < n ·inia l'erformance la st Tue sday 11 i tr h t. hrnug 11t <t. rush nf -patrons tn the box ofliu with t hr rc ~· ult that there wa s a spl' (·rh· se ll -o ut . Rut Mr. Fckstein has mrt the ~ ituatinn by arranging an immediate repetition of this ne,,- opera. '"hirh will he g-i,·en as an extra per formance on Monday night. 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