Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-02-08

so successful that another Is understood TO
oe az SUi!Letni4ation, giving the works OF
Some OF those local musicians who were
not repre- on tho first program
II Washington cannot have the G-au
Gtahu opera company, II VIII have the gx-
oelent New Orleans French Oprra Conn.
pany, which viii come 10 the Itf3,--tt.
Square Opera House.
Florizel. the violin prodigy. seems u. how,
been successful, and to have secured rbs
appreciation of the New York critics IA :
to be hoped that he msy not De pushed too
far in his public performances 80 thar he
VIII drop into obscuriiy in his ru.fT,rer
years as so many prodigies have done
The musical outlook for this CITY is quite
brilliant for the next few Weeks. Besides
the concert OF Sig. Scott the baritone OF
the Metropolitan Opera House Company
there VIII be recital by Florizel. the Juve-
ME Niolin'st, joint recital by SChu-naun-
Heink and Campanari, the second concert
o. the Piitsburg Orchestra, a returu OF
huoelik, a Padorewski piano recital. and a
concert at which Fritz kreisler. violintst:
appear.
Paderewski is i'm this country to conduct
his opera "Manru." and his critics again
resolve him into n sun myth and spin 1T
efary webs out OF his yellow locks His per-
spn.t appearance has always fascinated
them- women have been content TO listen
70 ms playing and refresh their tired selves
IN the wonderful quictnesS OF his ART. hur
the male mind has been caught i'm tho
Hieshes OF MS haiT faster than guats in n
coDweb. Even Burne-Jones saw I'm Paasr-
ewskis clear cut profile AN analogy - a.
comet with Its fiery treSS. and Alma Tad
eflla i&Id web OF angelic forms behind his
Way locks. Alfred Nossig the Ifpretfisr
OF Manru, has gone even further I'm
the lines of Paderewskfs head and in his
ngure, says Nossig. there is something
when lends Itself most happily to the COM
psehent OF an open grand piano. When he
pays ne seems to grow into one with IL
we even believe that we are gazing upon
winged seraph and listening to his mighty
song" The widest admirer OF Ws,,S,r:s
muse never achieved anything more gro
leSque than thiS. Paderewski will give
one recital in this city on the afternoon
OIL Wednesday, 10Th. at the Columbia.
The Washington Opera Climb ,,n3ar tba
1Irecilon of Professors II. L.. SALESMAN and
m de Ford, who presented the opara
Mascot so successfully in December. are
ii.SIntears;hg Gilbert and SulIivan's opera
loianthe-' In the cast are st,rb ~
known singers as Misses IsurIfa R..i,,.,.
nauue francke, Bessie Haw Messrs +
" m. Ernst. Chas Bell Alfred Terr,. ~
Walter Eisinger ''''
Miss Eleanore Sinopds ,,-,r 81 -,
| living excellent program IN the sttldta
OF mrs II. ii. Mills this aftprnoon. e, 49,,
saturIna Handel; ''Neig Schone En5sr,. =.
iMeygr-helmud; 'L'Esc!air." Lalo. World
~, noi - if"il the Persian Garden"
Der Efl kunlg.' Beethoven and ~
| Love OF You" Hastings. She was ASSIST
eu IN me SOLO numbers by Miss NJ. Cfbsnn
S3oPI1no sololst of the Church of the Nm,
oetllsaiem- Miss Simonds is fast rainIr,
s.ouIiu as one OF the most prominent con-
Lost Ser LleF success at the Saengerh,tnd
nI'tt, sunday night was marked by many
enthusiastic recalls ''s