Life — March 20, 1913 — page 40: what you’re looking at

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San Francisco 596 Saturday, March 22, Metropolitan Opera House (Afternoon) —Puccini’s “Girl of the Golden West": A melo- drama with reversed ethics rendered still more ridiculous by its Italian interpre- tation of American traits. (Evening).—Wagner’s stupendous his- torical comedy, “ Die Meistersinger.” Carnegie Hall (Afternoon).—A second presentation of Bostonian interpretations by Dr. Karl Muck's band of playe Sunday, March 23 (Evening).—The Russian Symphony Orchestra. Metropolitca Opera House— carolling by the popular song- established Sunday concert. Carnegie Hall. (Afternoon).—Concert by the People’s Symphony Orchestra. A distribution of good music at popular prices to the surprisingly large number of the intelligent poor. (Evening).—Vietor Herbert’s Orches- tra in the fourth concert of this char- acter to take place in the same audi- torium within two days. comicbooks.com