The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-12


written for Nine PAvlowa and will ar.
rive IN this country this month to
commence the rehearsHls with the
Russian dancers company preparatory
10 the first appearance Of the opera
ballet at the Century Opera House
IN New York In October
The veteran composer Of Samson
and Delllnh," Camille Saint Scans,
who has passed his cightieth birthday,
arrived IN New York on the Rocham'
beau ON Wednesday. May II This Is
the famous French composers second
visit IN America, the other having
been made IN 1906 which tour. how
ever, did not take him as far west
us will the mission whhh has called
him to California aud the Panama
Pacific Exposition
Dr 4. NJ wilmer and Robert Ro.
danzky. who were the authors ul
Count Luxembourg ARE the authors
uf "Endlch Allen" D"Nlune at Last |,
which the Messrs, Shuhert have Just
put into rehearsal The American
adaptation has been made 10y Edgar
Smith mud Joseph Herbert The ly.
rics have been written by Joseph Her.
bert and the music is composed by
, Franz Iehar Of Merry Widow
fame.
Campanlns especial purpose In be
Ing I'm Paris now Is 10 make arrange
ments with Vannl MarcOux aud Lu
Glen MuratOre two n the worlds
greatest opera singers today, and both
u Immense popularity In Chicago rs
result ot their appearance IN the
| 1894 season In the Auditorium. BOlll
MuratOre aud Mnrcoux, It will be re-
membered were reported as Killed II
battle as long ago rs September last
shortly following the announcement
that the l9lilb season would not O'
given Later the report was denied
first az TO Murstore and then as tl
MarcOuI,
one Of the most noted events II
| the mnsiCal life " the United state
will be the great biennial festival oi
the National Federation Of Muslca
Clubs. which will he held In Los An
geles on June - to July 3. In The
programs which far exceed In interes
and variety those u any previous fes
tlyal. the number Of distinguished mu
sicians who will conduct " interpre
their own compositions aud the pre-
miere Of the $4,000 prize operi
"Falryand.' the convention offers
series vt attractions, each grea
enough IN itself to merit the atten
tlon of all musicians and muslc-lovlnI
people In connection with the blen
nial there will be- n congress Tor th
announcement ~ American musl
| with Charles Wakefield Cadman
whose fine aud original composition
have made him striking figure II
the musical NE Recitals and con
ccrts will be- given by Frederick Pres
ton Search (yioln cellistD Mrs kinl
Clark lmcIfol. Princess Nsianlh
Redfeather lmczEosopranol ; Cec'
flaming baritone; carrie jacobs
Bond lorlgnal compositions Waite
Spry. lplnnlsu Yvonne de Trevill'
(sopranol Concerts will be given b
the twelve winners Of the federatio
contest for Young American.trelne
Musicians, the representatives Of Wesl
ern Federation clubs and the Lyric
Ellis and Orpheum clubs Of Los Al
geles American Music Sunday wi
be observed June u, when there wi
be- sncred music hy American compo'
ers IN all city churches, organ recital
and great mass meeting with aC
dresses und program by q chorus d
900 voices and the womHn's orche'
tra, Henry Schocnfsld, director IN
premiere production OF the NOW
prize American opera, "Fniryland
Thy Horatio " Parker and Bria
, Hooker marks the greatest achieve
J ment In the history Of the Nations
Federation of Musical clubs. II wi
he given Thursday, July !, and wi
prove fitting finale for this notaoI
festival of American music
The brief of boycott OF Wagner an
! the German composers at the famol
Queens Hall promenade concerts
London constituted mnnifestauo
Of martial feeling that evoked stroI
and Immediate protest from the En-
lish press II seems that less than
. week after war had been declared
composition by Richard Strauss w
replaced ON the program Of the prem
made concert " the season by som
thing of Tschalkowsky's and that u
customary Wagner concert was
placed next day by French and Ru
sian program Furthermore, it WI
, announced that the names of no ue
, man or Austrian composers would a
; pear on future programs. This hi
later been modified and Wagner HI
, been replaced While public opini'
: In England rejects the boycott Of 0e
1 man music, II accepts the expedie
~ employing only British musician
| This discrimination the director OF u
q Royal Albert Hall explains Is resort'
!, to "us n means " ulleviating any po
a slhle distress among musicians rath
p than from any sordld or chauvinisi
motive
u HHaaH -
!. She who marlles man because q
. IL sorry for him Is apt to be MI
for herself later