Opera at popular prices, as presented by Max Rabinoff and his Cosmopolitan Opera Association, will conclude its six-week season at the Hippodrome this week. Beginning with the Thursday evening performance, the company will present five outstanding and popular productions.
“Tosca” will be the attraction Thursday evening; “Traviata” on Friday; “Haensel and Gretel,” Saturday matinee; “Aida,” Saturday evening and “Carmen,” Sunday evening.
The original five-week season of the company was extended an extra week by Mr. Rabinoff because of the support given the project by the public. More than 125,000 persons have witnessed the performances of the company to date.
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