The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-22


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Nine. Bradley Is the wife OF Ora l..
Bradley, OF Toledo She has had
rigorous training in grand opera. and
Is admittedly the best singer that
| Toledo has produced. Her voice Is
or beautiful quality and great power.
She has repertoire OF ten roles, in
French, Italian. German and Eng
| lish.
After An absence OF several years,
Eugene Ysaye, the famous Belgian VIC.
linist. will be heard in a recital, In
Detroit, appearing Wednesday even
Ing, March 26, in the Light Guard arm
DRY. Ysaye's present tour of America
will probably will be the last, he will
make In this country, as he has ex-
pressed his determination not to leave
Europe, again. The program for the
noted artists Detroit concert includes
Beethoven's "Kreutzer sonata"
Bruchs Concerto In G.. minor;
Chaconne (church music of the seven
teenth century, Vital, and a group of
three to include two Of his own com
positions, "Reve d'enfant" and "Old
Mute" and Saint-Saens "Rondo Cap
riccioso.' The accompanist, Camille
Dccreus will play two piano solos.
The sale OF seats for the concert witt
open Monday morning, in Grinnell's.
When Nine. Lima Cavalieri, the
operate prima donna, makes her first
appearance in Detroit, Friday even
ing, March 2S, In the Light Guard
armory, she will be assisted by
Lucien Muratore, a dramatic tenor
| from the Paris grand opera. NJ.
Muratore left captaincy In the
French army to adopt the stage and,
| for several years was member Of
the companies OF Mines. Rejane,
Bernhardt and Duse. He left the
dramatic stage for grand opera. A
man of splendid physique, standing
six feet four inches, Muratore Is said
to possess a robust voice that has
been excellently trained, and he is
said to sing with a wealth Of tenn
permanent and dramatic effect. Nine.
Cavalieri and M. Muratore will give,
In costume, scenes from Massenet's
"Manon," excerpts from the last act
Of Carmen" and a number Of Ital-
ian folk songs The accompanist, NJ
Edouard Tournon, who Is an accom-
plished pianist. will play several
piano numbers. The sale Of seats
for the concert will open Monday
morning, March "a, In Grinnells.
The ninth morning concert for
members OF the Tuesday Musicale
given in The Century building Tues
day morning, presented two compo-
sitions new to Detroit: Bach's
Concerto In ID minor for three pianos
and string quartet and a Mozart
operate aria-sung- by Mrs. +. b.
Smith. The concerto was played by
Mrs NJ. ID. Bentley, Mrs Bertram
lB. Butcher and Miss Margaret
Mannebach, pianists and Mrs. May
Leggett Abel. first violin; Miss
Louise Snyder. second violin; Miss
Bertha Mann. viola and Miss Emma
Mcdonald, cello. Mrs Smith sang
the Mozart number from III re Par
tore" at her debut in Berlin. Other
numbers on the program were Bach S
Concerto for two violins and piano
lplayed by Mrs. T. NJ. Warren, Mrs.
e. Nelson Higgins and Mrs. Mary II.
Christie and an aria from the opera
"Mitrane," (RossD by Mrs. Earle f.
chase. The tenth and last morning
concert of the season will be given
Tin the -eass=ave.- Methodist church,
Tuesday, April /, at 1890 o'clock.
with Thomas Farmer, Jr., baritone.
OF New York. will be the assisting
soloist
An Easter concert will be given In
Bethel Evangelical Lutheran church,
Monday, March "a, at o'clock. The
Iprogram follows: Prelude In F
minor &C. II. Rinck). Charles Flach.
IJr.: soprano solo, Luella Flaherty;
violin duet. THE Dream august
Lavpsky), Floyd Sieber and Arthur
lKilwinski: tenor aria, BE merciful
unto me, o God" Harold Jarvis:
violin solo. Air du roi Louis"
I(Ghys). Minerva r. Marman; organ,
lCharles Flach, Jr.; soprano solos.
'Du Dist die Rub" (Schubert, Sans
Toi Guy 'Kardelot), "Merseelen"
l(Richard Strauss. jeanette Van der
Ivelpen; piano, with violin obligato,
'Stephanie" gayotte GA. Czibulka)
Mrs. Clara Hoffman: tenor solo. "Ab-
sent Yet Present" tReis); "Du bist
vie cine Blume" (HelfrichD, Harold
Jarvis: violin solo. Poem" tFibich)
Minerva K. Earmon tenor solo,
l"Prayer" tLucontone). Harold Jar
Wis; organ, Con erandeZZa' (Charles
Flach. Jr. Mr.. Jarvis will sing in
herman. The committee In charge
II the concert is composed OF the
Rev. W. F. Hopp. Charles Flach. Jr..
Charles Klein. Christ Rath, Albert
G.. Rutz and August 4. Zampich.
The Misses Wiley have re-opened
the Holland Tea rooms, az No. "a
Broadway.