New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29


interpreter on Thursday afternoon
November 9, at the Princess Theatre,
is a native of Louisiana and daugh-
ter Of well known newspaper man, the
late Colonel A. B. Cunningham, OF
Baltimore. Miss Cunningham has
made her career principally in Eng
land. which she toured as soprano solo
ist with Kubelik. Hamburg and Back
house.
In adapting the weeks programme
of the Boston-National Grand Opera
Company to the requirements Of the
opera patrons certain alterations have
been made for the engagement begin
ing November 6 at the Lexington Thea
ire. Lexington Avenue and Fifty-hrst
Street. There will be seven perform
ances Of Italian opera during the
week. The new production Of Andrea
Cheuier" will open and close the en-
gagement. Nine. Tamak Miura will
appear in "Madama Butterfly on
tuesday night and Saturday afternoon
and on Thursday night she will be
heard in New York for the first time as
Iris In Mascagnis Iris" Miss Maggie
Teyte will be the Mimi in Thursday
nights LA Boheme" and the bassos,
barytones and tenors are NM. Zcna-
tello, Martin, Bouillez, Chalmers, Bak-
lanolf Mardones. Lazzari and others.
VI. Roberto Moranzoni is the musical di-
rector The programme is as follows:
Monday night. Andrea Chenier,"
with Nine. VILLAIN, Miss Foliis, MN.
Zenatcllo and Baklanof; Tuesday
night, "Madama Butterfly" with Nine.
TamaH Miura, Elvira Levoroni, Ric-
cardo Martin, Thomas Chalmers and
NJ Boscacci; Wednesday night,
"L'Amore Del Tire Re-" with Nine. VIII
lani. NM. BaklanoT. Zeno.ello, Mar
dones. NJ. Boscacci and Elvira Lev
eroni; Thursday night Iris with
Nine. Tamah Miura, Elyira LeyeronL
NM. Mardones. Ricardo Martin and
Thomas Chalmers; Friday night, la
Boheme," with Miss Maggie Teyte, Ric-
cardo Martin, Miss Riegelman, MN.
Zenatello and Bouilliez; Saturday
matinee. "Madama Butterfly" with
Nine. Tamak Miura. Elvira LeveronL
Ricardo Martin, Thomas Chalmers
and NJ. Boscacc.; Saturday night, AN
drea Chenier," with Nine. Villani NM
Zenatello. Baklanof and Miss Follis.
Paderewski's first appearance of the
season is set for Sunday afternoon,
November 5. in Carnegie Hail. His
programme will be announced shortly.
Ethel Leginska, the English pianist
will include In her first recital OF the
season at Carnegie Hall on Thursday
afternoon. November 2, Bach's Italian
Concerto. Beethoven's "Pathetique"
Sonata, Op. 10, and two Brahms COM
positions.
An interesting programme Of Ameri-
can songs will be given by Charles W.
Clark. barytone, on Friday evening,
November 3, at Aeolian Hall.
The Rialto Orchestra has been per-
manently augmented to forty pieces.
Under the direction Of Hugo Ricsenfeld
the orchestra will play the overture TO
Massenet's "Phedre" during the week
Of October % It will also play the
adagio from Tschaikowsky's Sixth Sym
phony during the showing Of the Don
aid c. Thompson war pictures. and will
give Grieg's Butterfly" as an accom-
panment to an interpretatiye dance
which is on the programme.
On Monday afternoon, November 6,
Harold Henry, American pianist, viii
be heard in a classic and modern pro-
gramme at the Comedy Theatre.
Aurelio Giorni, pianist, viii be heard
in recital at Aeolian Hall on the
evening Of November 6. with a pro-
gramme comprising Bach's Fantasia
and Fuguo in A minor for clayichord,
and representative numbers by Schu-
mann, Chopin, Nacdovel and Sgam-
bait.
Boris Hamburg, Russian 'cellist, and
Robert Maitland, English barytone, viii
give a joint recital at the Comedy The
atre on Wednesday afternoon, Novem-
Der 8.
The seasons first concert Of the So
ciety Of the Friends Of Music will take
place at the Ritz-Carlton on Thursday
afternoon, November 9. The soloist
will be John Powell, the American com
poser-pianist, who will introduce his
new Sonata Teutonica," prefacing It's
Interpretation with some explanatory
remarks. Membership IN the society is
open TO all lovers Of music. Tickets
for this and the succeeding concerts Of
the series may be obtained through APP
plication to Walter E. Maynard, 200