The Washington times., 1915-10-17

! bers. Of which there are twenty.
were written by the writer's of song
hits. Irving. Eerlin and Lou Flent-
ming and the entirc production nnsrs1 ws1
stage director for Cohan and Harris
attractions. Twenty.four girls. pref
ty and clever. go TO make up, the
chorus. In addition there will be
vaudeville entertainers with Euro
pean and American specialties.
"The Chorus Lady In which Rose Stahl
reached the pinnacle, Of her career. VIII
week. starting Monday afternoon. at
!."ws's Colombia Theater. In the
Lssky production Patrick q Brien,, the
chorus lady known as Pet" will 1e
Marjory Daw viii be seen as the young
Blanche sweet, who has proven her.
self to be a celinsator of exceptional
last four days of the week in the Sc.
cret SIM" thrilling drama written
especially Tor har by Margaret Turn
/ ball. The note dramatist. In this play
Miss sweet plays two characters, twin
and the other slave to the opium and
, morphine habits.
The general sale OF seats for the
Boston symphony concerts 10 now open.
to be given in Washington. Tuesday
afternoons, at 4:30 o'clock, In the New
National rheater. November = and ~.
January 1, February Is and March Is:
concerts includes Florence Hinkle, Fritz
Kricsler, Ernest Schelling and Ossip
Gabrilowitsch. None of those need an
introduction to Washington. Ernest
Schelling. the distinguished pianist. Will
and niamist. for he will play here his
new symphonic Variations for piano
' Dr.. Muck, at the hrst concert. will
play the seySnsh sy%sHEny eS Sf wss Ees
nep. rap'sd and the prelude to Wasners The
Maste ersingers of Nuremberg" Miss
Florence Hinkie, the soloist. will sing
the Pages song from Mozart's The
Maria" from Max Bruch's The Cross
of Fire"
An ARTISTS course of lve concerts
will be given at the National Theater
ye Frday. darias MTs the %aGsi
presenting eight artists Of world re-
nown, in recital programs.
The course opens December .. VIII
Nine. Emmy pestinn, soprano, from tne
tinues January u, with Mischa Elman
the vioiinist; February u, with Nine,
Johanna Gadski. the Wagnerian so.
prano from the Metropolitan Grand
Orera, and Clarence whitehall. BARI
tone. In joint .Wagnertan program
March 3, with Harold Bauer, pianist
and Pablo Cassals, cellist. in joint re-
cital, and March 81. with Pasquale Am
alto. baritone, and Florence Macbeth
coloratura soprano. from the Chicago
Grand Opera. in joint recital.
The announcement by T Arthur smith
OF a "ten-star concert series Is said TO
be meeting with cordial RESPONSE.
Many letters OF appreciation OF the
movement are being received. II the
innovation proves successful, the man
nCement plans to continue It along the
lines OF the famous Peabody concerts
and give Washington public. an oppor-
tunity to hear not only the old faYorftes
but many Of the newer and most prom
!sing figures. the coming stars. OF the
musical world, at popular prices.
Friday afternoon. October ~. the
date OF the initial concert by Emilio de
Gogorza, the, baritone. whose appear
ance was one Of the interesting events
of last season. and Christine Miller. con-
tralto. one OF the most popular soloists
of the country
The series will include Julia Culp. with
Coenraad Bos. Evan Williams. and Olive
Kline. Louise Homes, Gabrilowitsch. An
ma Case and Per Biorn. Oscar Seacle.
Ruth X; Townsend and Mary Carlisle
Stone. Frances Aida and Frank La
tst. with Ernest Hutcheson. IA