Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-31

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Sst. 'auI symphony MusIeials 10 Nh
II II pear here Deserve Public IS "a
Every Effort IS ma de \ to make tbs
81 Spring MIsinall 4 Festival lin Devils:
AXE a Success. s3
\ ss'tsst. Paul has cone Thing tha Il IS ac..
,tuall y above Scrriiti her symphony
orch stra,' to appe ia Devils Lake
April Il 5. 3 \!
~ The speaker was Ia st. Paul oman, 7
'one of those who have taken up the;
work Of COVERING this years deficit. inlF
the finances Of the sassocia tio on by sell
ling tickets for the gpfing sfesti u, The
remark was mot made !impnls ively, but
was based sson close ahsary Ion, calm
.ly critical, of the work 4ff the orchestra
under Its present ore anizat ion. The
woman in question is one fauali fed TO
speak with authort and unbiased Thy
professional affiliations ,I5 she (. is ia
5miliar with the work soff the great sor.-%
.ehestras Of the. country, and linhesi-
tatingly deGlaped her con viction that
the st. Paul orc estra win bear severe
comparison with any OF them: n. S e, .5
!: ..sThe quality Of the orchestra is
deeply appreciated ,. she vent on, ''..by
the musical public Of the city, but one
cannot say that It lis truly. supported
when the guaranto tors, who are ready
and willing; to make sacrifices in order,
to keep this splendid organization here
might be called upon to add largely to-
their subscription in order to meet q
deficit need not exist lat all II some
OF, those who do not feel that they
can be guarantors would simply avail
themselves of the rich oppo rtunity Of,
fered by the concerts. s&$ss;; w. "A :;@
= Chance tor \ Music Lovers. ai f{
@Fortnightly for seVerai years and
weekly during the past season Sunday
concerts have offered to music lovers
programs which included the choicest
Of sitions, 4 rendered with the
same fidelity, technique and purity Of
Interpretation that Conductor Roth
well gives to the work of the Tuesday
evening concerts. All this, too; at
prices which are truly popular The
auditorium ought to be, packed; every
Sunday afternoo There are people
enough in st. Paul; who RELAY love
music and are proud of their city to
ill the auditorium from floor. to gallery
every week; Il each OF them attended
only one Sunday concert ii a season:
II we could get a guarantee Of. two
Sunday concert tickets g year, from all
the real music lovers In ST. Paul, Be-
ginning with the directors or the assoc
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citation themselves whose support
would count directly and " example.
the financial future Of the ST.. Paul
;symph ony orchestra would be assured.
IL every friend Of the orchestroa
shall give this measure of support ad
dftdonal climax to a successful musical
season. II ri
1.-THE regular Tuesd day concerts would
not suffer from Larger Sunday after.
noon attendance on the contrary, the
better the orchestra comes ito / be
known the more largely those, concerts
will be attended d. The love for good
music grows BY what Il feeds on. If VI
Embrace Pportunlty "
This oppor tunity should not be lost
10 express q proper appre collation. Of
Mr.. RothWell, who 3embodies IN my.
opinion, that rare comb ination of5 in
5tellectuals Insight, emo ional sympathy