Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
Arthur Hartmann, the Famous
VioIinist, Writes Regarding
American Maids Abroad.
AMBITIOUS STUDENTS FATE.
Word Picture OF the Fortunes 81 .
Berlin Debut-what IL Happen
ing TO Thousands.

arthur Hartmann. who writes the
following article for this paper. "a one
OF the most famous OF living violinlsts.
He Is Hungarian by birth. but has
Travelled all over tho world. playing
before most % me crowned heads oc
Europa and being the possessor ossboutp
as many royal DECORATIONS as there ia
room for on his chest He haa lately
finished a tour OF the United states
from New York to Los Angeles. and
from Duluth to New orleans. and he
knows this country wall. h
II wns hiGh time that some one dealt
osndldly with the subject OF which
Hartmann writes. for the amount 81
hard earned American dollars spent ri
vain by American girls who aspire 10
fame as pianists and vioiinists IN
Europe ia something that reacheE tn
proportions OF a tragedy. Hartmann'a
story Of a debut-ths reward OF years
OF study'-is told I'm The form OF Action.
but e IL a true story IN every detail
true % thousands or American girls In
Berlin. Vienna. Prague, Dresden. Brus-
sells and Lelpsie At this moment)
Special Correspondence.
n ERLN. Nov. 12--This city. It 10
X claimed WHISTLER with good reason
- or noO Is today tho greAt music
center OF the world. Certain IL n.
however. there are more concerts here
between october and May than prob-
ably r. any two metropolises OF the
world And what IL the oanse for all
this? What does Il all lead 70 or ae-
compilsh2 There seems but one piauk-
able answer 20 she first question;
Paramount I'm mankind IL vanity. Thu
dreams OF laurel wreaths. fame aduls-
ton OF a mad. worshippinE public,
etcetera, lead people 10 make fools or
themselves and accomplish IRON an
artistic stsndpoina absolutely nothiDe,
and. herewith. we have disposed OF the
second question 49, well.
The days are past when young girls
were content no be known az the
daughters OF famous men. no be sure,
Il H. most pruiseworthy and inspiring
20 encourage ambition and culture in
every possible way; but why must All
these shy and odd sparks Of talent
pathetic in their mpotency and morhid
hopes. takes themselves 90 seriously or
be taken az such' Why are they not
content with living for beauty. with
absorbing art Tor their own refinement
and cuiture7
Artiss how great and SAD IS his mis-
sion iu nfs How many OF these de-
bufautes understand what IL here
Win meant no work or Art--of
lnsplratlon.-oa can be- done within the
boundary lines Of a lettered tradi-
u1u. Edecia may be secured by
pedagogical nnesae but these are sf-
fects ~ O. minor order which COM
mana no entrance 10 the heart And
after am heart 10 chief The actor
who plays 20 the heart touches life
nt .ts founl
pELuDED Girls
And SO tho unforunates, deluded
by friends doting aunts and meth
erF, study hard and much and mus
play for the Berlin critics. who for
the last DO years have been uraylnr
Cor IAN earthquake but only 10 shake
the concerts ont OF tho nine 20 ~
pl,.cra whore Ney take place nightly.
fror early iu October 10 tho end %
April
Aud s1 Kate smith Eoes 20 a con-
Csrt agency rents q hall FOR the 18th
as December engages an orchestra.