Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-05-10
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The last concert Of the boy violinist,
Bronislaw Huberman. was given at the Co.
lumbia Theater last!night. Immediately at
ter the CONCERT he took the train for New
York. and will not be heard here again for
some time. A largehudience was in attend
ance last night, and the applause which was
given both Huberman and Miss Heyman,
the pianist who assisted him, was enthusi-
astic. At the conclusions of the last number
the audience declined to leave and applaud
ed until the boy came back to play another
number. Miss Heynan's work on the piano
showed that she possesses a splendid tech
nfQue and no small amount OF power OIL ex-
preston. AS the accompanist of Huber
man, her work should eentitle her to high
rank. She played al solo number, Brahms
"Curdante and Scherzo," Chopin's Ram
DROP. etude, and a Chopin waltz. receiving
an emphatic encore to the last. Huberman
played the Wieniawski concerto in d In its
entirety, Chopin's second nocturne and two
numbers by Sarasate, 'Romanza Audoiuza
and Gotta Navarro" OF course, his best
work was shown In the concerto, and his
power of expression was more plainly evil
dent In the Chopin nocturne and In sara
safes first number.As an encore to his last
number he played "Traumerie with the
same exquisite beauty of expression that
he gave when he played 1t at his first con-
cert.
THE MADRIDS' CoNCERT.-The con-
cert by the "Madrids" to be given at the
Columbia Theater tonight promises to be
an enjoyable affair. The feature OF the
program will be mandolin. guitar and
banjo orchestra OF 100 pieces, under the
direction of A. v. Holmes, which will give
a number of selections. The Madrids Will
be assisted by number OF Well-knoWn
local entertainers. including W. V. Price,
Herman C.. Rakemann, .Niolin1st; f. H.
Droop, pianist; Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shir-
Cliff. soprano; Prof. Bischof, pianist; John
Tweedale, reader; Miss Pauline Bliss,
fancy dancer, by permission of Prof Caru-
ana; members of the Burnt Cork Club, in
Guiding the Burnt Cork Quartet, consisting
of Messrs Shackelford, Wise, Gessford and
Middleton; Steve Clements. banjoist, and
Milt. Clark. whistler; pupils OF Caruana IN
pupils of Miss Minnie Hawke; Prof. Leo
Wheat. pianist: ". H. Conley, comic sing
er, and members of the Carroll Institute
Dramatic Club, including Miss Annie Hath
and Edward j. Walsh. The Madrids WILL
of course be heard in a number of selec-
items.
THE CROSS AGAINST THE CRIES.
CENT."-The daily accounts Of the piucky
strife that Greece is waging single-handed
against Turkey and her combined Euro
pean backing read like pages out of the
history of past centuries This is pracu-
cally religious war, recalling the former
days when Moslem assailed Christian. A
lecture descriptive of the places and peo-
pies, illustrated by authentic views of
Greece. Turkey and Crete, such as Rev.
Howard Wilbur Ennis will this evening
deliver in the Western Presby terrain
Church, is specially we'll timed, and will
probably bring together large audience.
ST. JOHNS CHoIR's CoNCERT.-The
choristers of st. Johns parish will give
their annual outing concert tomorrow even
ing at the parish hall, $40 10Th street. at
o'clock. The choir usually has an outing of
about ten days during the first part of July
at Finey Point, on the Potomac, and the
object of this concert Is to raise funds for
that purpose. The sale of tickets has been
| exceedingly good. and sufficient sum will
probably be realized. The choristers will
sing several four-part and two-part glees
| among them being Fanings Song of the
Vikings" There Isl Music by the River, "
by King Hall; My Love is Like the Red
Red Rose" by Garrett5 -Sing Smile. Slum-
| Der" by Pinsuti, and Morning Song" by
King Hall. The choir will be assisted by
the Apollo Quartet and the Montrose Man.
| colin Club. Mr.. Arthur Mayo. pianist. and
Prof. Jno. Theophil, organist of the church
Mr.. w. H. Daniel will direct.