The Detroit times., 1911-02-20

evening. Feb. &c. These remarkable
artists and their surrounding company
have aroused the admiration of the
entire country. and they are now re.
turning from a trans-continental trip
which has been one series OF artistic
triumphs and big box Office receipts.
So many requests have been made to
the local management for a repetition
of the two ballots, The Arabian
Nights" and "Giselle" that they will
be given, the former. in the afternoon,
and the latter. In the evening. Added
TO the evening program will be a por-
ton of Delibes' ballet "Coppelia. +"
There will be plenty OF solo and con
certed dancing by Nine. Pavlowa, NJ.
Mordkin and Nine. Majitzkaia. Seats
for the engagement are on sale in
Grinnells.
The activity of the members OF the
board of directors OF the Protestant
Orphan Asylum. assures a large audi
ence at the benefit concert TO be CIV
en- in Y. w. c. A. hall, Friday evening,
Feb. "a. by William Rowland. bari
tone; Miss Ada Grace Johnson, So
prano, and Mrs. Edwin s. Sheriff.,
pianist. The limited capacity OF the
hall makes II necessary to limit the
sale of tickets to 600. Tickets may be
secured from the various members of
the board or at the door on the even
ing OF the concert. Following Is the
program:
Duets: (al "schon list das Fest des
IenZerF hSChian lar
Voger (Hildach). Miss Johnson and
Mr.. Rowland; Caro- Nome" from RICO
letto (Verdi), Miss Johnson; :" Entendez-
Chant dcxil" tvidalj. two old Cana
dian songs: Down TO the Crystal
Streamlet." and The Nightingale, Mr..
Don Giovanni" CMozart). Miss John
son and Mr.. Rowland; "Solvejg's Lied
tGrieg), The owl" Gehman).
Springs Awakening" (Hawley). Miss
(a) From the Land OF the Sky Blue
Water" OBJ The White Dawn IL Steal
ing" tc) Far on | Hear Lovers
Flute" cd THE Moon Drops Low"
Mr. Rowland; THE Rose OF Love"
tCowen). Miss Johnson and Mr., How
land.
The lovers of Wagner will have a
veritable feast spread before them,
Wednesday evening, Feb %, In the
Light Guard armory, when the Theo-
dore Thomas Symphony orchestra,
Will play an entire program from the
music dramas OF the great composer
This will be the fourth concert, in
the series of the Detroit Orchestral
association. Conductor Frederick
Stock will bring his full orchestra as
the scores to be played require many
more men and instruments that is
usually necessary for symphony
program. The concert to begin
promptly at S:15 o'clock, will present
the following program: Overture to
The Flying Dutchman;" prelude to
"Lohengrin;" Magic Fire Scene and
Ride of the Valkyries from Die Wal
kure;' Forest Bird scene from "Sieg-
fried" Siegfried's Rhine Journey
from "Gotterdammerung;" "Traume:"
the Vorspiel, Tristans Vision, Arrival
OF the Ship and lsolde's Death scene,
from the third act of Tristan und
Isolde" Procession OF Knights Of the
Holy Grail and Good Friday Spell
music from "Parsifal;" overture to
die Meistersingers." Such a program
Is enough to stir the blood OF the
most phlegmatic. That IL has aroused
the keenest interest among the music
lovers OF the city is evidenced In the
requests to Secretary n. j. Corey cor
seats. The reserved seat plan to the
public will open Monday morning, in
Grinnell's.
N. j. Corey's talk on the program
t. he PLAYED by the Theodore Thomas
orchestra. in the Light Guard armory,
Wednesday evening, will be given In
the Museum OF Art auditorium, Mon
day evening, at S:15 o'clock. Mr.
Corey will illustrate his talk with Sc
lections on the piano and Will show
fifty stereopticon views of scenes from
Wagner's works. These talks are free
to the public and are wonderfully help
full to students and TO those who at
tend the orchestral concerts.