New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08

ist, will give ms second recital IN Gar
negie Hall on Tuesday afternoon, NO
yember "a.
Mr.. Frank Gittelson. the young
American volnist, who is making his
debut this Sunday afternoon, Novem-
Der :, with the New York symphony
Orchestra in Aeolian Hall, Will give
a recital in the same auditorium Mon
day afternoon, November 20. during
the coming week Mr.. Gittelson viii be
;hc soloist with the Chicago symphony
Orchestra. Fred Stock. conductor.
Arkady Bourstin, q young Russian
violinist, will give a recital in Aeolian
Hall on Friday afternoon, November
y.
Nine. Olga Samarof. the pianist,
after an absence OF two seasons from
the local concert platform. will make
her re-entree in a piano recital TO be
given IN Carnegie Hall on Saturday
afternoon, November %.
Fradkin. the Russian violinist, is to
appear at the Strand Theatre for
limited engagement, commencing No
vember 10.
An all-Chopin programme will be
played by the young pianist Nine. LIE
ginSka at her recital in Aeolian Hall
on Monday afternoon, November Is.
Paul Diapers first appearance in
Aeolian Hall on Tuesday afternoon, No
vember II, will afford the tenor an OPP
portunity TO present varied pro
gramme of German lieder in the inter
probation Of which he has specialized
during several years of study and per
Torrance abroad.
For his first appearance in New York,
on Wednesday evening. November Is.
Frederick Preston Search, young
American 'cellist,. who has been heard
with success throughout the country
for several seasons, has arranged 4
programme that will include compO-
sitionS Of Klengel, Glazounow, Gold
blatt, Davidoff, Ashton and Sykora. He
will likewise play two Of his own COM
positions, an aria and sonata in
minor He will be assisted by Robert
Raymond Lippitt, pianist.
The Flonzaley Quartet will open its
New York subscription series with
chamber music concert in Aeollan Hall
on Monday evening, December l.
Macmillan Pilzer will give violin
recital in Aeolian Hall on Sunday even
ing, December 6. Mr.. Pilzer. who haa
been heard frequently IN recent years,
Dr. nov conc.rt master of the ?Ei!har
monte.
Italian audience chat cheercd one
scene ~ tue photO-pa gcdnt. Excelsior
little knew tnat they were bringing
down upon its producers an edict Of
the government at Rome. Yet, that IS
what resulted from the demonstration
OF audiences at Naples. Milan. Turin.
Genoa and other Italian cities, over
scene iu the film spectacle. wherein
French and Italian engineers and work
men are seen in a triumphant meeting.
The Roman government notified the
producers OF the film. the muslcal
house OF Sonzogno. at Milan. that. iu
.icn OF the italian governments
3yowed neutrality the continued pres
rnt;tiou Of Excelsior" because Of the
enthusiasm 10 evoked. could not CON
tistcntiy bc continued. The MIN was
1c'ur presented simultaneously DO
about ci"hf large cities and was
e-er, financial and ar.istic success.
~ soon ass Nh" ban was placed OF
tho photo-pagcant the Sonzogro firm
dispatched two of Us executives TO the
jnirci States 20 secure the production
1i tHc llm play in this country Nego-
tJtors arc under way for the Offering
r.. the spectacle at II, Century opera
House. New Iork. Immediately follow
irr -hc close OF the opera season at
thu, house.