New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-06
THE INSTITUTE PROGR4 MINES.
SECOND OF THE POPULAR CONCERTS TO
BE GIVEN on WEDNESDAY EVENING
rrCTI,RES BY GARRETT p SERNTSS.

LECTURES BY GARRETT p SERNlSS.
Tho nr,nclnaI feature in the programme Of the
BROOKLYN Institute OF Arts and Sciences Tor inc
present week Will be the second IN tho series OF
nooulor concerts. which VIII he given In Assoc'a-
lion Hall ut Bond and Fulton SITS. on Wednesday
ovonfrQ Nine Fanny Bloomhod-Zeiscr Is the
main attraction OF the programme. Nine. Bloom
eold-Zelsler is a favorite pianist with Institute
audiences. and has played in Brooklyn many times
She will play four Of the nine numbers on Nrdnes-
dav nights programme. The two other artists an
nounced for this concert will make tneir first APP
pearances before an Institute audience DunieY
Buck. f. one Of them. is n son of the brooklyn
composer and choirmaster. Young Mr.. BUCK has A
tenor voice which he has been assduously c"itl-
waiting abroad for several years. l@ontine Ga'rt-
ner the other artist IS the 'ccIst Of the Women
string Orchestra. Tho first appearances Of those
two musicians will be OF considerable interest
This is the announced programme Of the concert:
o. Dawn Gen'le Flower IS Hon TInck
The Tempest .I4''' DUN
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'' Fru,n Gner'rer.
o6 lax ilark. he Lari TRANSLATED by Lszn
serepadc from seaaerearcs meeo' 60 A L. scene
-. composed grisgaiS is a ,' '.Hs by S'n'''''
''o an M S5"f scrcnade firm tie oroFc'ta of
lorna U,etufnl l''ii"''
Dudley Buck jr. ,..,,o,.o-
Senate 81 &aes-5.5 Allegro en- brio arpas.ionaa
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Frauleln Gaer'ner.
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Tho course Of illustrated lectures by Burton
Holmes. Of chicago under Institute auspices.
Will be continued this evening IN Association
Hall Mr. Holmes Will recite some ~ his expert
ences I'm trip through Greece. Tho lantern pho'o-
graphs illustrating the lecture are from original
negatives made 10y tho lecturer. and the coloring
is done ty Miss Katherine Gordon Breed. Several
moving picture views PROBE tod by the chronoma-
tograph will be- shown after the lecture.
The next dramatic readings 10y George Riddle Of
Boston. Will be given in Association iIai on Fri
dav afternoon and saturday evening Shakespeare $
play. KING Henry V" viii be given on both oc-
casions The reading viii be ACCOMPANIED vim
(.laasson the music being taken from the com
positions Of Grieg. Ran. Mendelssohn. Handel and
The institute in more than usually elaborate
lectures by Garrett +. Seryss Inc course TINS
year is called Famous Lands and Nation Makers
The Lectures will be given on WcaneSaa{ Gyc66ngs
day evening heinz Iercatcd a. 81, ne follo"ih le
evening Of Washngion's Brinday ana continue
each successive week during March The subjects
in The order given will be Florence. and tho Golden
Aee % Itaiy' Bismarck and Imperial Germany"
Spain and Her Hundred Years OF Glory" oliver
Puritan; 'Old Holland and the Romance ~ tho
Dutch Republic" ana Abraham Lincoln; the
Flower OF the American Democracy" All tho
lectures will be illustrated with colored lantern
photographs.