The evening world., 1915-02-13

At four OF the six performances next
week. beginning on Tuesday night.
Anna Pavlowa and her Russian ballet
ballet. the music by Alexandra 6pen-
dearow, was arranged by n. MikAil
Fokine, called "the high priest" OF
the modern Russian ballet With the
novelty Mile. PavlowA and her COM
pany will give "Puppen-Foe (The
Fairy DOLLY and eight now divortisse-
msnts. "Flora's Awakening ana
"Chopiniana" will b revived for the
Saturday matinee. There will BE- IN
extra matinee on wednesday. MAJ
Kabinoff. director Of the Pavlowa
ballet, cables from Havana that he
has arranged two weeks engaSement
there after Mile. PaviowA ends her
Century engagement. Tho organis-
alton will then 70 TO San Francisco
VIA the Panama Canal, giving per-
formances at Caracas; venesuela:
Cartegena, Colombia; Colon and
Panama City In the Isthmus. After
seyeral weeks in California the or.
ganization will return to Canada. ar
irving in New York In July.
Christine Miller. contralto. ana
George Hamlin, tenor. will give q
grand recital at Aeolian Hall next
Tuesday afternoon. at which they will
sing duets by Schubert, Brahms.
saint. Saens and Robert Kahn. In ad.
dition to individual songs by Richard
Strauss, Schumann, Mailer and
Hugo Wolf, Miss Miller and Mr..
Hamlin will sing an English group
An extra feature of the eighth and
last OF the Moments Musicales' In
the Waldorf ballroom next Friday
afternoon will be claasic dances by
the baroness Won Rottenthal and
Marjorie Bentley and Edmund Max
alif. The soloists will be Regina Vac
arino, Ottilie Schillig. Sergei Kotlar-
sky and Lawrence Goodson.
The Russian symphony Society,
Modest Altschuler. conductor, will
NAV Tschaikowsky's "Pathetique'
symphony-the work that introduced
Il eleven years aso-at the beginning
| of It's twelfth season OF subscription
concerts In Russian music this evening
at Carnegie Hall.
A series Of children's concerts Is "a
he given by the Peoples Music League
n the Peoples Institute at Public
school No. I, In Canal Street. Harp
violin and fiute music will be played
for the Youngsters.
Mary Garden. before leaving fol
Europe, arranged to return to Amer
lea next October for a series Of con.
certs, her FIRST appearance to be u
the Biltmore Friday Morning Mu.
sicaie next fall.
| Mark Hamburg. pianist. viii b>
the soloist at the Russian symphony
Society's Tschaikowsky concert TO-
morrow night at the Century Opers
House, the second Of Its four Sunday
night concerts.
Caruso's last two appearances a
| the Metropolitan Opera House are an
nounced for Monday afternoon IL
Carmen" and Wednesday evening IL
"Pagllacci." He Ii to sail mex
Saturday.
The Rubinstein Club will give Ii
fourth afternoon musicale next Sat
urday at the Waldorf Astoria. Vivial
| Gosnell, Marcelia Craft. Valentino
crespi and Bidkar Leete will be tn,
| solo.sts.
! Katherine Estelle Anderson, organ
list OF 81. Pauls NJ. Il. Church. Peek
skill. N. Y. will give free orgaI
concert In the Old First Presbyterian
| Church on Monday evening.
| The Holy City" will be sung In tn
First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening by Margaret Harrison. Eliza
beth Canfield and Albert Betteridge
soloists. and the full choir.
/
Samuel A. Baldwin will give fire.
| organ recitals at the City College OF
Tomorrow and Wednesday afternooni
at Z o'clock