The Detroit times., 1910-12-31


was arm i'm arm with Zerola. Ham
merstein, by paying an indemnity TO
the Italian company and a large
guarantee 10 Zerola, secured his re-
lease and his signature 10 a ham
merstein contract before TWO O'CLOCK
that morning.
An interesting program has been
prepared by Conductor Walter Dam
rosch. of the New York symphony
orchestra, for the concert OF that or
SANITATION In the Light Guard armory,
Saturday evening, Jan. 81. in the De-
troit Orchestral association series.
Goldmark's Rustic Wedding SYM
phony will open the program WIN
the following numbers incluucu
symphonic poem Francois WHOM
CWilliam Wallace; dances from Up
higenia In Aulis' (Gluck), IN the
Spinning Room" (Dvorak), Dance or
the Jugglers" from Jeanne dare
CTschaikowsky) and flute solos by
NJ. Barrere, who made such a FAVOR
able impression last year. y. j.
Corey will give lecture on the num-
bers to be played. Thursday evening'
Jan. 10. in the Museum OF Art audi
torium. The sale OF seats FOR the
concert will open Thursday morning
Jan. 10, in Grinnell's.
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Miss Helena Lewyn, the pianist
who ia TO be brought to Detroit as
special soloist for the Detroit string
quartets January concerts ID an
American whose early American mus
jcal instruction was augmented with
five years study in Europe. Last year
Miss Lewyn concertized In Europe
with much success and this season Is
making her first tour of her native
country. She will play group OF
piano solos and also the piano part
in the Dvorak quintet, with the
quartet, Jan. Is and IS.
Musical announcements for Janu-
airy include the following concerts
Jan. II, Flonzaley quartet, Hotel
Pontchartrain: Jan. Is and 10, De-
troit String quartet, Temple Beth Ell;
Jan. 20, Nine. Schumann- Heink, Light
Guard armory; Jan. q, New York
Symphony orchestra. Light Guard
Armory: Jan. %, Russian dancers
Mime. Anna Pavlowa and Mikail
Mordkin and large orchestra, Garrick
theater 1t is unfortunate that these
attractions all come within one week
while the rest Of the month offers
nothing in the way OF music. Such
a plethora usually results In small
attendance at the individual attrac
tons.
The fourth morning concert fol
members Of the Tuesday Musicale
will take place Tuesday morning
Jan. 8, at 1920 o'clock, in the Cen
fury building The program will b.
contributed by Miss Helen Crysler
violin: Miss Elizabeth Bennett, con
tralto; Miss Eva Woodward Lord
pianist: Mrs. Eleanor Hazard Pee
cock, soprano; Mrs. f. Nelson His
gins, Miss Emma Mcdonald and Mrs
Mark b. Stevens in trio 70
piano, violin and cello. The Mise
Hilda Lichtenstein, Minnie B. Cald
well and Harriet Ingersoll will &C
as accompanies.
The Detroit Ladies' Irish Chora
society, under the direction OF Prof
Franz APPEL, enters its second term o
study In notation and sight singing
| nuTsudy evening, Jan. o. III 81
Aloysius' school hall. The choral sc
ciety after preliminary drilling b.
Prof APPEL, will take UP the singin
Of Irish music.
Mrs Granville p. Filler, will give
song recital in Sarnia, Ont, Wed
nesday, Jan. 4, under the auspices o
the Tuesday Morning club, OF tina
city.
Frau Lidner Marneck, editor OF tn
Deutsche Hausfrau. of milwaukee,
Wis, will give a lecture recital, II
German, In the Michigan Conserva
tory OF Music. Friday evening. Jan
I3 The subject will be Goethe
Mother" and Frau Marneck will re
cite several OF the great German
poems.
Miss Elizabeth Botsford and james
VI. Mcqueen. soloists, and Frank J
Morgan, sleight-of.hand performer
gave an entertainment in the lobb,
of the Y. VI. c. A., Friday evening
under the auspices of the Boosters
club.