The evening world., 1916-01-10
PaULOUa Charms
Grounded House
At HippOdrOme
Bg Sylvester Rarlinq.

DISCOVERING from the tempo
IL rary lull OF tho holidays, an
avalanche of musical activities
fell upon us for the weekend. IL
something is overlooked in this re-
view II must be excused At the Hip
podrumc last night, before a crowded
audience, Pavlowa danced as she only
can dance, to an accompaniment by
Sousa and his band that was remark
able for efficiency. She was assisted
by Mile. Kuhn, Mile. Plaskovietska,
and Mcssrs. Zalcwsltl. kobclcff and
Loboiko. Another appearance at the
uIppodrome next sunday night is an
nounccd as the last here for the sea-
son OF the Russian dancer. Besides,
there were tho Japanese doll-baby
soprano, Tanaki Miura, who made "A
Dig hit, and Giuscppi Gaudenzi, tenor,
and George pulite, baritone, all OF
the Boston Opera Company.
Harold Bauer, the English pianist.
was the soloist yesterday afternoon
with the Philharmonic Orchestra in
the saint Saens fourth concerto. He
displayed his ripe powers at their best
before great audience. Mr.. Stransky,
Tor the orchestra alone, offered Beeth-
ovens "Eroica" symphony, Dvorak's
"Scherzo Capriccloso" and LISTS
Hungarian Storm March," all well
played. simultaneously, to a sold
out Aeolian Hall. Walter Damrosch
anu the symphony Orchestra played
Schuberts symphony in & minor and
frltz hreisler, prince OF violinists. got
what may be called rightly an ovation
lOr mig DlHNlnU nj IAnpAII oil Lou u ~ n
Darghetta Lamentoso" and his own
Iambourin Chinois," both with or
chcstra.
Mlscha Elman was tho principal So
lolst at the concert at the Metropoli-
IAN opera House last night, playing
LAOS symphonic Espionole" with
orchestra, tho Prize Song" from "Dlc
MeistersinSer" and Wieniawskls
souvenir de Moscow" Giacomo
Damacco and Raymondo Dclaunols
sang. The orchestra was under the
direction OF MIR. Hageman. One OF the
largest audiences Of tho season was
present.
lvette Guilbert at the Maxine Ell
lot: Theatre last night gave the Last
or her unique costume recitals, At
the Harris Theatre, also In the eve
ming. the boy. Solomon Ruden, violin
list, seeking funds TO complete his edu-
cation. played. He was assisted by
Otlle Schillig. soprano. and Lawrence
GOODMAN. pianist. In the afternoon,
at the Princess Theatre. Alice Knowl-
ton liammerslough, soprano, with
Israel Joseph, her accompanist at the
piano, gave n recital.
Large and enthusiastic audiences
at the Metropolitan Opera House on
saturday heard fine performances of
Boris Godunoff" In the afternoon and
OF I'll Trovatore" in the evening. At
Aeolian Hall in the afternoon Susan
Metcalfe- Casals. soprano, and Pablo
Casals. cellist. assisted by the SYM
phony Society Orchestra, gave n con-
cert. Mr.. Casals. than whom there il
no better cellist. besides playing his
own solos, accompanies his wife at
the plano and led the orchestra. At
Carnegie Hall in the afternoon DIR.
Karl Muck and the Boston Orchestra
gave a lovely concert that included
Brahmss third symphony and Rach-
maninoff's The Island OF the Dead"
In the evening ut Carnegie Hall. with
the Philharmonic Orchestra, Percy
Granger, the Australian pianist was
| soloist in Grieg's concerto in A minor
in q Tschaikowsky-G rieg programme
that included Grieg's Lyric Suite
and Tschaikowsky's fourth sym
phony.