Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-02
SLATER HALL CONCERTS.
Fine Concert Series Arouses Great In.
 terest.

The plan of securing the musical series in Slater hall of the following celebrated artists by advance sub scriptions has been received with great enthusiasm and approval by the mu- sic-loving people.
 Many subscriptions have been re- ceived. All those who have not yet subscribed are urged to do so with out delay, that the necessary number of subscriptions may be received to in sure the appearance in Norwich of these famous artists
 These concerts are to be given ii a sufficient number of subscriptions is received within a limited time In order that the majority of our peo- of the tickets has been set at popu- lar prices, s3.50 a series, which in ciudes reserved seats.
 To secure this series for our city has become not only of interest to mu- sfc-lovers, but a matter of civic prfde. At tflis time subscriptions only are asked for. No tickets are to be paid for until October 18th, when it is ex- pected the advance subscription guar aatse will be secured. and subscrib- Gs may then pay for tickets and se- tart seats at Crznston's. 25 Broad fwny,
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 The areatast hnnnre have been shown them In Europe apd Arnerfca- One ezpianssson of the F1onnaievs phsnon- eoa success is the fact that they de- Fvots their entire time to the cuiuvA- tion Of chamber music Their single ness of pnrppss and lofty aims are shown in a mutual agreement not to teach, play in orchestra or accept in dividua1 engagements.
 On December 3rd Helen Stanley, prfma donna soprano, from Chicago Opera Co.,, and Ellis Opera Co.,. will appear. To a delightful personality, matc soprano voice of great charm and purity. Her operatic triumphs. in New York. Chicago, Boston, Philadel- phia and Montreal. have been dupli- cated in concerts and recfta1s in many cities.
 On January 11th, Jacques Thibaud, the brilliant French violinist and Mar garet Jamieson, the noted young pi- aniste will appear
 Jaques Thibaud's return to America is rightly regarded as a truly worthy event, for aside from his wonderful artistic ability, his military service be- gan at the outbreak of the war, lends special interest to his visit
 On his return from the European war on leave of absence from the French army, granted because of in Juries sustained, Jacques Thibaud was received with country wide admira- tion- As a representative of the French school, Thibaud is without a rival
 Miss Jamieson is a pianiste of mark ed ability, playing with fine ;nterpre- tation and feeling. Her playing is conspicuous for the rare and beauti- full singing quasty of tone that she gets at all times.
 Miss Jemieson made her debut as soloist with the New York Symphony orchestra, scoring a decided success. In her. subsequent recitals in Aeolian hall and elsewhere she has won an enviable reputation.
 It is only possible to secure this wonderful series by our united efforts and the cooperation of the public Will you not send your subscriptions at once and help to make these concerts a great success?
 A subscription list has been p1ac- ed at Cranston's, 25 Broadway, and subscribers may leave orders for tick cts there.