The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-04
in not starting the story on April
Fools Day!
ALL THE LEADING TENoRs
At CENTURY NEXT WEEK.

~ ZEN UNIV NEAT WeEN.
Parts OF four popular operas that
have been presented by the company
this season will make the bill for the
Century Opera House next week, be-
ginning on Tuesday evening. while
marking tine for the Easter produce
ton Of Victor Herbert's "Natoma''--
the garden scene from Faust" the
first act OF "Pasliacci." the tower
and prison scenes from "Trovatore."
and The Dance Of tho Hours from
la Gioconda." This will involve the
singing OF all the principal tenors
each evoning-Orville Harold. Nor
gan kingston, Wheatley and Taylor.
In the casts also will be Lois Ewell.
Beatrice La Paine. Kathleen How
ard. Louise Haussmann. Louis kreid-
Ter and Thomas Chalmers.
The Palm Sunday concert to-mor-
row night will engage the services
Of Lois Ewell. Helen Stanley, Morgan
Kingston and Louis kreidler In mum
bers possessing religious Significance,
besides u miscellaneous programme.
The Board Of Education announces
the following free recitals for next
week: Sunday afternoon, at DE Witt
Clinton High School and at Morris
High school. organ recitals. Monday
evening, at Washington Irving High
school, What Music Is Made Of"
at Public school No. 81, Russian
Music" and at Public School No. H..
Edward Grteg and scandinavian
Song" Tuesday, at Public school
No. IL, English Ballads" wednes-
day. at Public School No. 81. Felix
Prince Of Music" Thursday, at Pub
Tic School No. 50, schubert. King Of
Song Writers"
Paviowa. the incompatible dancer.
aasiated by Novikon and her Russian
company, will begin two weeks en-
gagement at the Manhattan Opera
House next Monday evening, with
Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
the programmes to diner on every
occ aston. For the opening night the
gypsy ballet Amarillo" for the nrst
time in America, will be the bill, with
"A number OF novelties among the
advertisements that will include the
Swan and the Butterfly,
THE Message from the Cross"
Ienten cantata by Will c. Macfar-
lane. with the composer at the organ,
will be sung at 81. Paul's Chapel al
noon next Tuesday. The soloists will
be Rose Bryant, Roy w. steele and
Earle Tuckerman, and the choir will
be directed by Edmund jacques.
The Educational Chamber of Music
! Society gives the last concert OF its
! season in the Straus Auditorium OF
the Educational Alliance Tomorrow
night. Mendeissohn. Schumann and
Tsc haikowsky compositions make the
programme.
The final chamber concert Of the
Peoples symphony. Franz y. Arens
director. will be given at Cooper
Union Hall on Monday evening by the
Olive Mead Quartet.
David Names. the director, an
nounces the sixth public rehearsal by
students Of the Music School Settle
ment, in East Third street, for to-
morrow afternoon at I o'clock " Is
open 10 The general public
"The Seven Last Words" by Du-
bois, will be sung under the direction
of DR.. William G. Carl in the Old First
Presbyterian Church Tomorrow eve
In the morning.
Clarence Whitehill, the American
baritone Of the Philadelphia Chicago
Opera Company. has been engaged to
sing at Covent Garden this season,
beginning on May 4.
Puccini Ia said to be contemplate ting
an opera on David BelaSco's plav.
"The Darling OF the Gods"
Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin will give
free organ recita!s at the CITY College
ON tomorrow and "Wednesday after
Moons at I o'clock.
Pin scratch Kills Woman.
Blood poisoning. which developed from
q Din scratch, caused the death yes
tsrday Of Mrs.. Grace Proschour Of No.