New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23

CSiorgfo GerTnont NJ SCOT,
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Marches 3 obigny NJ, Mr., Ss5s
Conductor Mr. Mancneln. 90 MI ''''0s't
SATURDAY EVENING. FIRST OF THE SERIES OF
POPULAR SATURDAY NIGHT PERFORMANCES
BIzETs CARMEN IN FRENCH
N.TcsSas Miss BaueTmester
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ZuniEa~ '--''.-- Nj Alvarez
n no5os9. Mr. Bssat
Mr. Reiss
H'o'ini0 Conductor NJ t,oa Mr. JouTnet
Contrary to rumor Nine. Louise Homer the
eontralto. is in excellent health. and will appear
in the opening performance of Verdi's 'OtelIo.'
On Wednesday night at Carnegie Hail the Pbila
oelpha Orchestra will give its first concert in this
city IT has been in existence for three years but
UP 10 the present season has confined its perform
snees 10 Philadelphia and a group of smaller cities
IN Pennsylvania and Delaware. Fritz Scheel the
conductor, lrst became associated with the idea Of
permanent orchestra in Philadelphia four years
ago, when he was elected conductor of the Phila-
delphia symphony Association an amateur or
chestEa, which had been in existence some time
The success he had encouraged some of the en-
thusiasts TO organize q permanent orchestra A
number Of the wealthy men Of the CITY beca me in
terested, and guarantee fund was created Mr.
Scheel was made the conductor and was told that
he could have free hand in the selection Of his
H1lir aiiSsltcLNt OF tle amount of money eXpend-
ed. The usual difficulties were encountered but al
though at the end Of the first season there was a
decided deficit the indications future prosperity
were such that the guarantors felt justified in
definitely proongng the effort to establish the
oand. ON "Wednesday night the orchestra will be
supported by the young Russian pianist. Mark
Hamburg This concert viii be the beginning of
MS second tour in this country. Mr.. Hamburg
"ih appear with the orchestra in Philadelphia,
Washington and Baltimore. The programme:
symptom No j minor op IS Johannes aI1 G a4ahms
Concerto for Fanoforte NO l. IN fiat minor, op %.
susie Nc J. Or TschaiKop,sicy
The first Of the series of Symphony Concerts for
Young People will be given in Carnegie Hall on
the afternoon Of Saturday. November g. at 2:sO
O'Clock. The soloist of the occasion will be ossp
Gabr4lowitsch The following programme Is an
nounced:
R0sno' and R0ndq Mr. frog af %igor csrto
Ballet Music from .'crphtas' 1.,r.,
e' Vsi's IN e. &, Rabn.tstn
Narehe mlits7e-p TasSoS.
John Philip sousa is about ending the sixth trans
continental tour of his band in ten years sn6 O.
announced for two concerts here on Sunday. NO
vennbtr 5e-s matinee al the West End Theatrs
and an evening concert at the Herald SQUARE Tbs.
lie viii have the assistance of Estelle IiebB,
soprano who was numbered in the Grau forces Iast
season
Daniel FrohEnsB announces his first Newark eo,
cert 81 the Kruger Auditorium on Monday evening
November "a, at which ossip Gabrilowitsch the
Rassian pianist. viii make his appearance in con-
junction With Walter Damrosch and his orchestra
William c. Carl will give the third free organ
concert Of the fall series Tuesday evening at si5
O'Clock in the First Presbyterian Church. Fifthaye