The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-23
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Where to Go and What to See

I phony Orchestra of fifty-fv musicians.
\ The leading role Of speaker and soloist
will be intrusted to tie distinguished
concert and grand opera star, David
Bispham. Mr.. Bispham has written to
| DR.. Hammer that he considers the music
for the ode a masterful composition.
while the great singer is thoroughly in
sypathy with the spirit of Mr.. Henckels'
/ impressive book
Columbia Triumphant in Peace was
originally intended to be performed dur
ing the celebration of the 100 years
peace between the United States and
: England, but now takes on the larger
significance of Americas eminence Is a
peace-loving nation In contrast to the
warning European nations.
Belasco, Thursday-"The Spirit Of
the Nations in Music and
| Rhythm"
pageant. THE Spirit of the Nations in
Music and Rhythm at Belasco's from
April g to May % occasioned a number
\ OF changes in the personnel
OF the eight countries to be interpreted
| the first is Hebrew. "Miriams Song Of
Triumph" by Mrs. Florence Noack How
ard: pantomime of David and Goliath.
Helen Burch as David and Ralph Camp
bell as Goliath: "Lamento." harp solo
by Miss Marguerite O'Toole: BY the
| Waters of Babylon by Mrs Selma
Sellinger Danforth. and the Song of
Hope" in Hebrew, by DR.. Leopold
Glushak
In the Latin division. La Fora del
Destino." by Verdi. will be rendered by
Mime. Christiane Eymael: prologue.
"Pagliace." Leon Cavallo. by Raymond
4 Tn
Bale Espanol.' led by Miss Nellie
Claire Howard and her brother: La
Partida." song in Spanish. by Mrs
Selma Sellinger Danforth: Las Sevil-
lanas," by Sonora Rosario Morrison and
WILDER Stutz. the latter dance being ar
ranged by Sonora Morrison especially
for this occasion. and is a combination
of the most beautiful features Of different
Spanish dances.
In the Gallo, Mime. Eymael will sing
'Herodiade de Massenet' and La
Fivandiers.' by Gounod. The aria from
La Refine de Saba will be sung by
Mrs. Florence Noack Howard. The Old
and always beautiful national dance. the
minuette. which has figured in the Court
Of France for centuries. will be given by
Misses Sylvia Metcalf Evelyn Pointon.
Dorothy Wooden. Marsot Criss. Dorothy
White. Helen Quigley. Carmen Blacki
stone, NJ. NJ. Carnahan. and Messrs Ray
mond Hahn. William Montgomery. E. ].
Peterson. Clifford Cox. r. A. Wertz. c.
S. Creaso. Arthur G. Hall. and Robert
G. Mish. followed by the song dance.
Copelia. by Miss Metcalf and Mrs. Hahn.
The Teutonic will be interpreted by
Mime. Eymael in the beautiful number.
'Fidelio.' of Beethoven: "Lorelef' Uiszt.
by Mrs. Elizabeth Maxwell.
The quartets by Messrs Henry Collin
son. Burton Corning. Raymond G. Moore
and Alvin Lake-Grusse au die Heimat.
Carl KRONER. "Wunch.' Julius Witt.
In the Slavic division Mrs. Julian Bry-
lawski sings a group of folk songs;
Arthur Green will give a number in the
Russian language: Miss Elsa Raner will
Hubay. accompanied by Mr.. Paul W.
Fishbaugh. The Kasatshak will be
danced by Miss Helen Griflth.
The Scandinavian feature will open
with Greig's wedding day. followed by
the bridal ceremonial Those taking
part are the Misses Frances Scher-
ger, Eleanora Jacques. Josephine Daily.
NJ. Daily. Chisholm. Blanche Sherman.
Manogue. Atlas. and the Messrs. Bruce
Cleveland. Disrud. F. A. Wertz. c. s.
Gragoe. The musical feature will be
two songs by Greig. The Primrose"
and THE Swan" which will be sung
by Miss Florence Noack Howard. and
the choruses by members of the Fri
day Morning Club.
The English division of the British
Isles will be divided into four parts.
England will be represented by Miss
Elizabeth Maxwell and Miss Madge
North. The latter will sing MY Dear
Zoul." by Sanderson, and a Wessex
love song.
In the Scotch Miss North will sing
MY Laddie." by Thayer. and in the
Irish Mother McCree." by Alcott and
Ball
Mrs. John W. Daniel. jr.. will give
a group of songs collected and arrang-
ed by Kate Kennedy-Fraser. original
songs of the Hebrides. called The Sea
Tangle." and a Welsh song. When
l was a Shepherd" Interpreting Ire
land, Miss O'Toole will give harp
solo.
Mrs. Estelle willoughby Ions will
play her own piano composition Of
Women of Aran."
Two individual dances will be given.
the Highland ning. by Miss Levy. and
the Irish Tilt, by Miss Katherine Riggs.
America is represented by a moop-
light Indian scene, in which Miss Vera
Hambly takes the part Of the Indian
the Land of the Sky Blue Water" by
Cadman. Columbia is ''''personated
by Miss Louise Beamer. who I'LL well
come the nations to our favored land.
a prodigy Of which. little 6-year-old
Madeline Lazard Won Cnschuld, will
play the piano solo. TO Wild Rose"
by Mcdowell. The entertainment will
close with the singing of MY Country
'Tis of Thee" by all the nations who
have taken part in the production.
DR.. Heinrich Hammer. whose COM
position Columbia Triumphant In
Peace" will be given. the same week.
is also the musical director of this
production.
The entertainment was arranged
and the program formed by Miss Dab
ney. chairman Of the Children's Re-
lief Committee. under whose auspices
1t il given. for the benent Of the des-
titute children Of Belgium.
COsm0s-vaudeville
One of the most laughable negroid |
travesties in vaudeville. ''Detectivism."
will be presented at the Cosmos Theater |!
this week by Willard and Bond II 10
the work of H. o. Steckham and Nave |
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