New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21

Imperator on October for a coast-to-
coast concert tour. under the direction of
Haensel & Jones. Miss Teyte will appear In
eighteenth century costume programmes
and i'm scenes from grand opera in cos
tune. Other artists under this manage
ment include Marguerite Matzenauer and
Leo Slezak. who has been engaged as
principal tenor for the National Opera
company of Canada Since her appear
onCe with the Boston Opera Company
Gertrude Rennyson, the Wagnerian So
prano. has made many recital dates Jane
Osborn Hannah. dramatic soprano Of the
Chicago Philadelphia Grand Opera Com
many. will be soIoist for number of
oratorio societies The tour of George
Hamlin. tenor who is also member OF
the Chicago-P Philadelphia Grand Opera
Company. extends from coast TO coast
Christine Miller, contralto, returns from
Europe in October TO fill her usual large
number of ngasements, and Nine. Nina
pimitrieff. the Russian soprano, will give
recitals In sixty cities Ethel Parks has
a Ion- list of oratorio, festival and con
cert appearances, and David and Clara
Names will resume their sonata reCitals
AZ the Relasco Theatre and then tour the
United States and Canada. Carl Flesch.
the Hungarian violinist, arrives in New
York ON January l. 1911 for his initial
American tour. He will be soloist with
the Boston symphony Orchestra, the New
York Philharmonic Orchestra. the New
York symphony Orchestra, the Philadel-
mia orchestra. the Theodore Thomas
orchestra. the St Louis Orchestra. the
Cincinnati Orchestra, the ST. Paul Or
cbestra, the Rochester Orchestra and the
Toronto symphony Orchestra.
Among the other artists having extern
siye bookings with Messrs. Haensel q
Jones are Cecile Ayres. pianist; Horato
Conneu barytone: Isabel Houser, pianist
Nine. Hissem de Moss, soprano; LILY
Dorm. ieder singer; Florence Milford
contralto. Nine. Goethe Kellner, soprano
Leo Erdody, violinist; Eleanor owens
sop~ano. Beatrice McCue. contralto Mar
Gus KeIerman. barytone; HERNIA Meh'h'
nianist. and the Saslavsky String quar-
tet The New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch. director, also under
fine MANAGEMENT of Haensel x Jones VIII
make a fall and spring tour.
Paderevsk leaves his home in Morges'
Switzerland. the end Of this week. 10
spend a short time in Paris before SAIL
ing for this country. Accompanied by
Nine Paderewski and L. G. Sharp his
English representative, Mr. PadereWski
will sail from Cherbourg "Wednesday
October l. by the Kaiser Wilhelm Ger
York the following Tuesday. The great
pianist returns. after an absence Oh Io"i
wears. TO make an aH-seeson tour Oh
mis- country under the direction OF -
4 Ellis. Of Boston. So far as the greater
nsrt Of the country is concerned, II VIII /
be his first tour in five years. for he was
here only a few weeks in the season OF !
leOS- 90. having come here chiefly 10 near
the performance by the Boston symphony
Orchestra Of the symphony which he had !
inst finished. Mr. Paderewshs plans call /
for between eighty and ninety concerts
and ne will be in America until the lat |
ter part Of April. His season begins N |
Trenton. y. j., October H. TO be Followed
by q concert in Jersey City on the l4th' /
His first appearance in New York VIII De /
in Aeolian Hall Saturday afternoon Octo-
Der IS. under the auspices OF the Aeolah
Company. Then he will make snort
trip westward. playing in Detroit Ann
Arbor. Toronto. Erie and Buffalo. Re-
turning 10 the East, he will give a series /
Of recitals in the principal cities and on I
January / he leaves for the West and /
tho Pacific Coast. where he will be for
approximately two months. All reports
have II that Mr.. Paderewski has not been /
in so good health for years, and is more ]
than eager to begin the arduous labor OF I
q long American tour
Fritz Kreisler, the distinguished VIOLIN \
ist. comes 10 America this fall for sea- /
sons tour OF this country under the man /
agement Of c. A. Ellis, OF Boston. Mr.. /
Kreisler, accompanied by his wife, will /
sail from Bremen October by the |
Kaiser Wilhelm H. arriving in New York /
week later. His first concert will be |
given in the Academy of Music, Brook !
lyn. Thursday evening, october is, and /
on the following Sunday afternoon he I
gives a recital in Orchestra Hall, Chi |
cago. His first engagement with an or
delphia with the Philadelphia Orchestra. !
During the coming winter Mr.. Kreisler |
will play in every symphony orchestra in
the country. and this will include series /
Of dozen appearances with the Boston
symphony Orchestra. After playing in
the East Mr.. Kreisler in the late winter
will 20 10 the Pacific Coast, where he
will play in all the principal cities, and
on his way there and back will play in all
the principal cities west OF the Missis-
sippi. He will be in America until late
spring.
Miss Geraldine Farrar, who this ian is
making her first appearance on the Pa
cihc Coast, left New York yesterday 70
begin her tour The party consisted OF
Miss Farrar: her mother. Mrs. sydney
Farrar: Alvin Schroeder, 'eellist; arthur
Rosenstein. accompanist, and c. A Ems
her manager. She will be in the west
Practically month, giving concerts IN
he principal cities
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