The Washington herald., 1911-12-10
SUNDAY CONCERTS.

Tonight at the BeIasco Theater will
be given the first popular Sunday even
ing concert by the Peoples Orchestra,
Mr. William Laurier, director. Mr..
Hans Kronold, 'cellist, will appear as So
loIst and play Ave Maria" by Bruch.
Mr.. Kronold is one Of Americas fore
most artists and has won instantane-
Gus success and applause when OPP
pearing in public concerts. He is in
addition q successful author Of many
delightful compositions. His command
over the instrument Is remarkable and
his playing has been a source OF de-
light to thousands.
Mr.. LaurIer has arranged a delight
full programme for this evening, as fol-
lows: l. Festival March. Mendelssohn;
Suite-Carnival Venitien, Burgmein:
(a) FIorindo, Cb) Rosaura, (c) ColumbinO
Id lie Seigneur Arlequin; 3. Bad'ner
Madln Waltz, Komzak; 4. Ave Maria,
Bruoh, violoncello solo, Hans Kronold; 8.
Peer Gynt Suite, Grieg; The Morning,
Asses Tod. Anetras TanZ, In the Hall Of
the Mountain King; S. Fantaisie ct
Variations Brillantes, F. Servais; lie
Disr. violoncello solo, Hans KronoId;
I. Old Comrade March. Teike.
This evenings concert is but the first
of a series OF popular Sunday evening
concerts to be given by Mr.. Laurier this
winter at the Belasco Theater for the
benefit and enjoyment of the music
loving public OF Washington. The seq
ond concert will take place Sunday
evening, December 81, New Years Eve.
Among the soloIsts at these concerts
will be the world famed artists. Marga-
ret Keyes, contralto, who sang with
Caruso in a recent concert tour:
Arthur Shattuck, pianist, who Is making
his first tour through America; Reginald
barytone, and August Wingebaoh,
violin soloist at Judson Memorial
Church. New York City. Mr.. Laurisr
has decided to argument his orchestra
for the following concerts, using seven
ty-five men. At the third concert hs
will introduce a novelty, in the way OF
a violoncello quartet. Nothing Is being
success.
At the Cosmos Theater an excellent
programme has been provided for the
concerts to-day. The specIalties are note
worthy. and will doubtless attract SONS
of the largest audiences OF the season.
The two celebrated monologists, Jim
Leslie and Harry Antrim, will be seen in
a farewell appearance; the gypsy musI-
clans, Rinaldo and Zelensky, will be heard
in a new programme Of numbers; other
features Of last weeks bill at the play
house will be heard again by their ad-
mirers.
The musical programme includes Suppe's
overture, Morning, Noon, and Night
Grieg's Peer Gynt" suite; MascaEnis
"CavaIleria Rusticana;" Keller BeIa's
Butterfly Ballet" Delibes' yaIse from
"Coppelia:" Elgar's ''Salut DAmor;"
Bendix's THE NoddIng Tulip" LavaIlIe's
overture,!"The hermit's Bell;" Trinkhaus'
love melodie. Heart to Heart" and Eys-
ler's waltz suite, Vera Violetta:"
The Heart Of Michette," the tale of
French dancer who proves to be a her
oine when the crisis arrives, will be the
leading film feature; The Teamster." an
drama OF the days of Geronimo,
will be second in interest.
The Imperial Theater Sunday concerts
for this afternoon and evening will in
augurate a new policy on the part OF the
Already popular. these
will hereafter be given with the
of bringing them within the
reach OF all refined and discriminating
people. regardless of the usual concert
prices. Afternoon prices win be 10 and
20 cents, while the evening prices will be
Is and 5 cents. Musical numbers of a
nigh order will be heard. while the full
Imperial Orchestra will render a special
musical programme. and The Imperial
distinctive photoplays wiz - shoWn