The evening world., 1915-02-08

- New York---a ~cabsss.- ~ an ss-
lignant Old. .fAshtoued music toving
friend Of minc remsfked---gsve the
second of his series Of reoitsls ~ the
bandbos Theatre last night. Thst
his vogue grows v certain. for not
only was the house nIisd. but the
little stage held ~ many psople ss
could accommodate leaving room
for NJ. Ornsteln and his piano: Cesar
berg, vitessisv Novsk and Mr. Ofn.
STEMS own Dwarf Suite" made the
programme. n he does not get bic
head turned BY 6attsry. and he shows
almost Indifference 10 the applause
Of the moment, Mr.. Ornstein viii
reach fer. Incidentally, what . god
send n would be 10 have such . snug
little theatre ~ the Bandbox some.
where near Forty. second street asd
Broadway
Modest Altschuier and his Russian
Symphony Orchestra made 6rst ap-
pearance for the season at the Cen
tury Opsra House last Might The
principal work presented was Boris
Oodounon." adapted for concert pur-
poses BY Mr.. Aitschuier, and with
Adamo Didur, the splendid Boris from
the Metropolitan Opera Company. q
soioist. 4 large audience was lavish
Of applause for the pleasure u re-
ceIved.
Paoio MartpccL pianist, EIisabstb
1chumann and jacques Urius were
HOUSE last evening. The special SOLO
ist pleased the audience very much.
giving Hchumann's concerto In a
minor. Chopin's Prelude. ID nat. and
Tarantella by ouiseppe Martuoci.
Misa Bchumann sang tho Bird Sons
| from "Pasiiacci" and three songs by
Brahms. while Mr.. Urius. who wss IN
delightful voice. gave 20 Paradise
and an aria from "F,iijah." specially
good. too, was the orchestra's WORK
In the ballet music from IL CID" Mr..
HaSeman LED.
The Harvard Clubs musical after
noon yesterda, was DISTINGUISHED By
some exceptionally good songs by DR..
Franklin Morris Class. nnely sung
by Reinaid Werrcnrath. Two OF
than, ct least, u 10 Mr.. Werrenrath's
duty 70 put In his public programme.
NY Soul In Like q Garden Close"
dedicated 10 him, ana Ito You. Dear
Heart" both Of them melodic, virile.
/ and usanifestly the output OF an up
to-dats musician VINO has inspira.
tioa.
Saturday at the Opera hal 'Lohen.
srtn" for the matinee and the double
blu Of "Haensei una 0retei' and
"Cavaileria" at night In "IsohenErtn."
Johanna Oadski. Margarete obcr,
Jacques Urius. Hermann Well and
Herbert Wttherspoon took the prin-
cipal parts. In ''Haensei und 0retel." !"
Marie hatfield. Elisabeth Bchumann
and jseiss and ooritS were the chief
actors, and In "Cavaiieria, " Emmy
Destin. Maria Duchsne and Botta and
Tegani were the principals.
Kitty Chsatham. ct her Sest, ana
tat means much. vas the soloist st
the Aiann SnsrTS"s Ts s:ayS.v sss:rs
noon. Aside from her own lnimi-
table sonss and stories. With her
other self. Flora Macdonald. at the
plano, she introduced every NUM-
bsr that NJ: strsns.y and ~! he
mlnatiag. perhaps more 70 10 gray.
! boards than TO the host Of chlldrea
| 70 whom she paid homaHs. Mr.
0transky and his playerc. with eepe.
c.ai msation ef haximili.an Pilasr.
l VIZ CVucSIt usUeYsvIs Bevo uu0 ~SUs -.
ssen 70 Haydu's famous "Fsrewsll''
symphony.
Harold bausr. pianist. and Pablo
Casals, 'ccliist, each past master IN
his art. gave q delightful Joint recital
at Aeoiian Nall on Saturday night,
| that crowded the house. overhowsd
upon the stage. and still left many
I Would.bs hearers unsatisned. The
programme consisted OF the Bee
thovsn sonata In q minor. opus 3:
Msndelseohn's sonata In ID major
opus 80. and Cesar Franck's sonats
In 4 major.
The Young Peoples SYMPHONY
Concert at Carnegie Hall on Satur'
day afternoon. Walter Damrosch con.
Quoting and explaining beforehand
each and evory thing that he pre-
pented. interested largo audienc
made up more Of grown ups than o
children. ~ q matter OF fact. 6chu
bsrt's "Rhsnish" symphony and tw
movements from Rubinstein's d pian
conosrto. with Ethel Lsgtnska A %
| loist were the principal numbers.
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