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New-York tribune., 1918-03-10
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Happenings of Interest
in the Concert World

On Tuesday evening of this week at
the Metropolitan Opera House War
Thrift Concert will be given which will
appeal to every lover of good music.
The personnel of the programme is
made possible by the cause to which
ter could be assembled if each were to
receive his or her accustomed concert
fee. The proceeds will be given to the
National War Savings Committees edu-
the artists participating and a special
committee of New York theatrical man.
ayers, who have undertaken the enter
prise under the Craftsmanship Of
Charles B. Dillingham;. This commit
tee includes Giulio Gatti- Casazza, David
Belasco, George M. Cohan, Daniel Froh-
man, R. H. Burnside, Theodore Bauer,
Edward Ziegler, Edward L. Berheys,
Paul Meyer, Joseph l. Bernat, Robert A.
Franks, William A. Brady and Mark A.
Luescher. The list of artists who will
appear includes the following: Georges
Baklanoff, Mabel Garrison, Percy
Granger, Grace Hoffman, Louise
Homer, Sascha Jacobson, Florence
Macbeth, Giovanni Martinelli, Lucien
Muratore, Alice Nielsen, Lee Ornstein,
Helen Stanley, Ricardo Stracciari,
Nahan Franko Orchestra and 18th Coast
Artillery Band
A second concert by the Salzedo Harp
Ensemble is scheduled for the evening
of March % at Aeolian Hall. This or
ganization, which consists of Carlos
Salzedo and six of his Iupils, presents
the harp in a polyphonic form and in
cludes in it's programme works of
both classic and modern composers,
Greta Torpadie will be the assisting
artist.
Herman Sandby, the Danish violon-
cellist, will give a recital at Aeolian
Hall Tuesday evening, March 10, as
sisted by Ilya Schkolnik, violinist, and
Louis Grunberg, pianist.
Eddy Brown, violinist, will give his
seasons farewell recital in Carnegie
Hall, Sunday afternoon, March II. In
addition to the Beethoven "Kreutzer''
sonata and the Bruch concerto in G
minor, the programme will include
works of Cramer- Brown, Arbos, Kreis-
ler, Cui and Bazzini.
Harold Bauer and Pablo Casals will
give their only sonata recital of the
season in Aeolian Hall Sunday after
noon, March %.
An unusual concert is announced for
Aeolian Hall Saturday afternoon
March 80, when the Flonzaley Quartet
the Trio de Lutece. Nine Helen Stanley
Jacques Thibaud and Maurice Dumesnil
Will give a concert under the ausnices
of the American Friends of Musicians
in France.
Jascha Heifetz will give his last New
New-York tribune., 1918-03-10

Dance recital by Helen Moller and
pupils, at Carnegie Hall, at 1915:
Overture. "Orpheus" .......G Guck
Mourners.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-10
Mel cor piu non mi sento, Arietta.

TUESDAY
Concert for benefit of the War Saw
lngs Committee at the Metropolitan
Opera House, at 8:15:
Orchestra selection.
Star-Spangled Banner ...........K Kew
Battle Hymn of the Republic ~
Julia Ward Howe
Louise Homer
Brindisi. Hamlet" "...... Thomas
Georges Baklanotf
Bell Song, "Lakme". Delibes
Florence Mac Beth
Hungarian Rhapsody No. Tiszt
Ireluoe ..'..... ........ Rachmaninof
Leo Ornstein
New-York tribune., 1918-03-10

York violin recital of the season h
Carnegie Hall on Saturday afternoo,
April 6.
Lambert Murphy, tenor, who will
give song recital in Aeolian Hall o,
Monday afternoon, March 18, has Inst
been engaged to sing the tenor part !,
the st. Matthew's Passion when thu,
work is given by the Boston Symphom
Orchestra, under DR.. Carl Muck, in Bo,.
ton, on March 26. The other artist,
will be Florence Hinkle, rauo,
Merle Alcock, contralto, and ReipaIi
Werrenrath, barytone.
Professor Leopold Auer, the cele.
brated violin teacher, will give violin
recital in Carnegie Hall on SATURDAY
afternoon, March %. He will play 4
programme exclusively of old master.
pieces. Madame Wanda Bugutzka Stein
will be the pianist.
On Wednesday afternoon, March a.
at Aeolian Hall, Merwin Howe youns
pianist from Chicago, will give his frs.
recital. Mr.. Howe comes from mus.
cal family, being a first cousin of Ethel.
bert Nevin, the composer.
For his recital at Aeolian Hall on
Thursday evening. March q, given for
the benefit of "The New York Sun" To.
bacco Fund, Godowsky will play an
all-Chopin programme. This recital
will offer a unique opportunity for The
many admirers of the Polish pianist to
hear him in the works of his compat
riot.
Mr.. Damrosch feels that while few
OF the older oratorios are losing theil
hold on modern audiences, this cond
tlon does not obtain with Bach, Whose
oratorios, cantatas and other great
choral works will gain in popularity
and general understanding for years 10
come. Last year the st. Matthew Pes
sion was given to crowded house, and
1t is in response to the receipt Of On
unusual number of requests from pec-
pie all over the country that it m'
been decided to give this monument 'i
religious music again this season 81
Carnegie Hall on March %. The solo
lists will be Grace L. Weidler, Merle
Alcock, Lambert Murphy, Reinald We''
renrath and Charles T. Tittman. The
full New York Symphony Orchestra anf
the choir of sixty boys and girls from
st. Michael's Church will assist the ofa
torio chorus of three hundred.
Miss Clara Pasvolski, Russian con-
tralto, who is to be heard in recital 81
Aeolian Hall on the evening Of Mares
1S, has chosen a programme. All o.
her songs will be sung in Russian aA'
her costume will be a replica OF those
worn in Russia, and is being especlsl'
embroidered for the occasion, since y
was impossible to secure one diIe's
owing TO war conditions
New-York tribune., 1918-03-10

Jascha Heifetz will give his last New
New-York tribune., 1918-03-10
Programmes
for the Week
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
Organ recital by Samuel Baldwin,
City College, at a:
Sonata in A minor or.........B Borowski
Sketch in ID fiat. t..................Sch .Schumann
Prelude in T. fiat. Observation-Disclosures. Bach
Marchc Funebrc ...................C Chopin
On the Lake of Galilee e........... Barton
Prelude In G sharp minor -. RachmannoT
Largo from New World" symphony. Dvorak
War thrift concert at the Metropoli-
tan, 8:15 p. m:
Orchestra-Pomp and Circumstance. Elgar
Nahan Franko. conductor
Stnr-Spa nglcd Banner .......Ke Kew
Battle Hymn Of the Republic .........
Julia Ward Howe
Mime. Louise Homer
Er1ndlst, H1mIet ...........3. Thomas
NJ. Georges Baklanon
Bell Song. "Lakmc" .Dclibcs
Miss Florence MacIjet
Hungarian Rhapsody No. List
Prelude ................... Rachmnninoif
M. Leo Ornstain
Dcpus le Jour. Louise" ..... .Chnrpcntier
Helen Stanley
rourquoi me reveillers. "Wcrthcr" Massenct
Le Kcyc. "Mapon" .......... Massenet
Lucien Muratore
Prologue. ''pngJinccr .,........ Leoncaynllo
Largo al Factotun. "Barbicre di ST.
Rccardo stracciari '' '''''"'
'"i"Haisf' miKnoh 's.,,,.s.....,s Thomas
Orcheptra selection
brief address on Purpose OF War SAVINGS
Campaign
~"'"h'hi song ..'......... Percy Granger
New-York tribune., 1918-03-10

Nisn' 'as'a hde pa, and Sunrise s;mphoSs Ssf'S
poem, Op. 50. Sibeus
Prelude to Christian and Isolde" M Wagner
Concert Of compositions of Chevalier
Loverde, at Aeolian Hall, at $3.50 p. M:
The Star-Spangled Banner. ....... Chorus
Meditation in G hat-First Nocturne in fiat
Chevaer Loverde
Musica del fiori The Music of the Flowers
Per te non v'ha che amor. Spleen
-, Sgnor Giuseppe Interrantc
canto @ di a"iIi .st, snnu of foye M;rYou You
Waltz Cantabic. Dear Memories of Walt
Mile Hortense Dorvalle
Ihevaller Emanuee Gatti. the great Italian
actor, will recite V. Canto Dantesco-Inferno
Ploggio doro. ..............G Golden Rain
Sognando Dre,r,;nn
Filtration
Piano solo-Miss Rose Levison
ae add;n iosse ein, ma. .'..lf Thou Vert Mine
N'' '''Ve"'S ssnor Albert A%aa; sGoodby Youth
Non mani piu' 2. You Love Me No Lohger :?
apriie Observation-Disclosures. April
Musica dorata :: The Music of the Dollars
Mile. Hortense Dorvalle
Ave Mara for soprano solo .
Mile. Hortense Dorvale
FRIDAY
Song recital by Theodore Won
Hemert, Aeolian Hall, at 5:I5 D. M:
Herodiade. "Vsion Fugitive. Massenet
La Mort des Amants. .Debnssv
Ei''A''o, rlste. ,................ Duparc
noses rose, iiiver: .::.....,.. De Fontenailles
Shanson de Mephstophees .Moussorrskv
Theodore Won Hemert
Sonata, OPP. 10. Beethovs,
Moderate Cantabc
Allegro Motto
Adago
Fuga Allegro non troppo
jacques Joas
- '',e S octcr. LOewe
r,uward Wy rcquestt ............... Loewe
rriNoi's .....-. Schubert
Theodore Won Hemert
Jardins Sous In Pluie ie.. Dchussy
Serenada in B flat minor. Rachmaninofr
ahtisy. ............ Dwight G. Fiske
otaccato Etude- ........ ........ Rubirstein
jacques Joas
LIZ i."sl iiouI ''.... Kramer
nc otirrup Cup '''....-....... Kramer
You Are the Evening Cloud Horsmnn
Tonnehcd tby request in Dutch) Van Renncs
Theodore Won Hemcrt
SATURDAY
Concert by Boston Symphony Or
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The Gum Suckers March. Percy Granger
18th Coast Artillery Band
Pianist, Percy Granger
COndlctnr Rocco Rest.

The Gum Suckers March. Percy Granger
18th Coast Artillery Band
Pianist, Percy Granger
Conductor. Rocco Resta
Alice Nielsen - '''
La feur, Carmen '............B Bizet
Giovanni Martinelli
Meditation, '"Thais" ".............. Massenet
Caprice Espagnol .......... .Ketten- Loeffler
Sascha jacobson
All fors 1ui, "Traviata" Verdi
Grace Hoffman
La Marselllaise. .Rouget de Lise
Lucien Muratore
Joint recital at Princess Theatre, at
$3.50:
Toccata ct fuguc ID minor) go. Bach-Tausig
Prelude &C minor) .......... .Rachmaninoff
Betty Askenasy
The Song of the Witch. ........ .Wildenbruch
English version by Waldemar Kaempifert
Music by Ernst Shilling.
Gabrielle Tavastjerna.
~, l.venlng TN Swedish) .:..... August korling
The Forest Sleeps (in Swedish) H. Alfven
Spare Not One Smile of Kindness -.
H. Borresen
Disapponted Expectation; The Young
Samuel Ljungkvist.
a' lA'' Music by +. S. Bernhem ahds; browning
The Drummers Bride Victor Hugo
,u, Music by Francis Thome.
LUG AodIIle I4yIIIu OIL tnc RcpuDilC.
Julia Ward Howe
Gabrielle Tavastjerna
Ballade (G minor) ................ Chopin
MUM Murmurins nnsFe Woods Cyril Scott ;e
Betty Askenasy.
Little Rover Thunderstorm Signe Lund
dwlhght ........ Walter Rush Cowlcs
W, w men hoses Wake Mark Andrew
The Road to France--A War Song 49,
Signe Lund
Samuel Ljungkvist
Piano recital by Josef Hofmann.
Carnegie Hall, at 3:
Sonata quasi una Fantasia (Moonlight).
,,-,, Beethoven
GlRue ........... Mozart
nondo CapriccIoso ......... .Mendelssohn
barcaroIle: Nocturne, major; Ma
zurka' r sharp minor; Scherzo,
r.I ,'i't,oi - .'.... Chopin
Etude, ID sharp minor; Etude, fat
major Scr;,h;r
Barcarolc A minor Ruhinstn;n
L riedefmaus Waltz Strauss Godowsky
New-York tribune., 1918-03-10
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
Organ recital by Samuel Baldwin.
City College, at 4 p. m.
feiuue IN y MINOR. ..................B Bach
me Little Shepherd. ........... Debussy
.is"uet ............ Debussy
ohtinchl >ohatN ...... Lctamene
Suur Monique. Co,lner;,
"o.si j epson
'Weu"nE ilyIlIi.. Matthews
ldyI Prom the South" Gillette
io'eot oPcH. .......... Wagner
Piano recital by Harold Bauer. at
Aeolian Hall, at 3 p. M:
Sonata in fiat. at.............. Wehor
Fhschingsschwank Scbumnnn
prelude, Fugue and Variation. Cesar Franck
lnterfnezzo in Il fiat minor. ....... Brahms
Barcarollc Cbnni,,
La Cnthcdrac cngloute Deb,ssy
Les collihea dAnncapri ........... Debussy
faganini Etude in + fiat .I,iszt
Concert by the Boston Symphony Or
chestrn, at Carnegie Hall, at S:15 y. m.:
Symphony No. in f mnjor Or. 90 Brnhms
fohojolns Daughter. symphonic fan
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
Many Men uade
Spirit of Draft
Emergency Fleet Corp. List Con-
tains Names of Lawyers, Doc
tors, Farmers and Others.

Strange names OF stranger men of
the stranseat occupations are being
discovered on the list OF the Emergency
Fleet Corporation. Among them arr,
lawyers. doctors, farmers and others.
Provost Marshal Crowder has tclc-
graphcd the Adjutant General that all
such mcn-cspccially those granted de-
fcrred classification on agricultural
grounds wh" then jumped the farm
Ing business 10 get ON the fleet coz
poratiun !jSts--arc NiolatorS Of the
spirit OF the draft. and should lac sent
10 camp at once.
The moment ~ rcEistrant bolts tho
profession he obtained deferred elias
Siiication ON. lie becomes subject to
reclasSt.ication. Two men from Fair
fax County. who were deferred on
AGRICULTURAL claims, have been found on
the fleet list lawyer III the draf, in
= nearby county has managed to Gu
roll on that waiting list of honor All
such men are regarded as evadcrs Of
the draft. in Il way. ana are in danger
OF being placed in class | immediately
and sent 10 camp.
y great number OF shoe statesmen
have been inquirirG OF the Adju,aut-
Gcuogars office what Will become q:
tlcm after July |. tho day rc-istrauts
uust get out OF the uuproductivc o..
cupationS, and are anxious to know
what paths to tread 10 get in the
service as expert leather examiners
t. mas hceu suggested that The .>dIu-
tant-G"ncral viii in turn inquire Of
liz" Of trenches and Inspect u few Ger
mann hides
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
MANY STARS COMING
" ci!-I%norn screen oIcn and Women
W i'll ~;tcnd Movie Convention.
Which Open. T0-NivIit.

MarcUcritc Courtot. one OF The most
beautiful Of all screen stars. will be
enc Of tho visitors in Richmond for
the convention Of motion picture eX-
hih't"rs I" be held at the GvayS' Ar
mory. hcE'uninS to-day and continu-
iur tEroUch tomorrow and Saturday.
Miss 'our'ot VIII loo well remembered
her. tor hcr excellent work in Tho
CnhNcvcr" ANA other big productions.
he" artistry and rare emotional talon:
hr 'n2lmG general praise from picture
vouMoiSSours
Il is b.tcalinG no secret to divulgc
CoUr.oi. who has already enjoyed Sow
er"' years ot cnvialLc success in pic
"r"s. viii attain her majority. having
1rsi como Into the '#po,iiEh; OF OK
~;"n."' ln summit y. T.. August -.
'N'1. She was educated in New York
tsd Switzerland She has Il rcfreshinc :
'e.!i complexion. golden hair. green
sN blue eyes that sparkle with cooi
nature md frteudlincss. anG now claims
WceEaw ken y J.. a. hcr home She =
How starring in feature fling
she is a Gcvutco o. outdoor athletics.
17"Ws an especial f"uducss for motor
"- I1i tennis. Miss Couvtot Will H..
''" 90 ihc visiting stars 80 dance at
2r"nd hal saturday uirht. Anon:
r. "ih"r famous picture favo tics who
guy "o her" are Juno El-.j-c, Madcc
Evans L.Nian Walker. A1arrucrit.
~. N. KING hasEot. Nrlino Tctty Rose
'a9l'i, lio!cuc Chadw.r', and others.
'-..nG Go musir suppIi,d BIS n iaa.
40 tto"u pieces ~j'l be q nightly
,afiHre of the exhibition. Which wul
toe bcnef' for the Hlcnrond mu;,
fENo Tor -tcl> babies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
HUMAN FLY TO PERFORM
FOR THRIFT CAMPAIGN
BlIl Strouther VIII Climb Hotel Will
To-Morrow Night Mt
O'clock.

AT o'clock tomorrow night Bill
Strouther. the human spider. will scale
the front wall of the Richmond IIotel
in behalf of thrift
Starting from the street level. the
dare devil. with n nation wide reputa-
ton for the successful accomplishment
OF similar feats, will climb the blank
race OF this tcn-story building. cling
ing on no one knows how. and after
reaching the cornicc and pulling him
sell over VIII continue his stunts at
this dizzy height.
This announcement was made last
nigh, by Il. Il. Litchford, director OF
the Richmond war Savings Society.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
ATTEND CONVENTION
>"ri"tT az Colonial Wars VIII Hold
tri"n"ial Mcc:ina In Philadelphia
Friday.

Delegates from Virginia will attend
the eighth 'ricunial general assembly
- ih" General Society OF Colonial Wars.
beginning In Philadelphia, at the rooms
~ TIA" Pennsylvania Historical Socicty.
d "t'or" Tomorrow. An informal
s-rp"" VIII follow this meeting. y trim
90 VALLEY Forge viii mark SATURDAY.
wE"no" ,ho party will proceed TO thu
McFlou Cricket club for luncheon AT
o'clock Following This luncheon tn.
'ual meeting VIII he held. y dinner at
the icilcvu" Stratford Hotel viii con-
c!udc tho assembly
The Virginia Society viii be repre-
sau'"d 10y y Randolph Holiday. John
Garland Walker, Decatur AxteN. c.
Cotcs"orth pinckncy. j. Aston CabeIl
Alt"rnatcS are Judge Robert r.
Pr"ntis Ierber, w Jackson. =. st
George Bryan. Edward CarrinE,on
Mao. George Bryan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
Virginia MUST FURNISH
At I.E.N 81 :.nn SE,f,i RET uII,S

Tho National War Work Council IS
in ~ gent need OF - 200 men in the next
thirty drNs for war work ana 1000
men by September |. of this number
Virginia IS expected Ia furnish at least
200 men. Recruiting committees have
now been organized in every city and
county IN tho state, and the campaic u
"ill hc pushed for the neat few weeks
rnc work is OF an unusual charac,c-.
however. and requires men with spleu-
did qualifications.
The duties OF the secretaries carry
hem into the fr"nt-iinc trenches. where
they minister to the soldiers. as well
as their work in providing recreation
for tho fighters behind the firing line
The Richmond committee has compiled
considerable Information on the work
OF the secretaries in Franco. which is
available to the public. Members OF
tho committee are planning vigorous
drive 10 obtain as many men as pos
sihie Immediately for service in
France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
EEhITH DErtNTuENU RULES
WILL ~ H!GIBl.N ENFORCI:B


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
MUST USE LESS SUGAR
Negotiations. Now Permit Domestic,
consumers to tsc Only Two
Pounds Each Week.

SUCar regulations have been made
NOR" strenuous within the last few
days The limit in quantity which can
h' sp!d 70 consumer in towns and
tiles for ono week is now two pound.
J." rural districts the limit is I'VE
pounds For preserving purposes.
twenty pounds may hc sold bu, no
mor". unless the local food admins
traitor secs good and sunicicn, reason
- allowing customer to buy a
r'ai"r quantity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
VEALE PROMOTED
Superintendent OF Virginia Divixlon OF
Western Union Goes to New
York June -.

As a reward for mcritorious work
as superintendent Of the Virginia Dis
trict Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. Frank Il. Ncaic has been APP
pointed TO Il position in tho Office Of
the general manager in New York City.
Since his appointment as Supcrintend
cnt Of the local district in 1916. Mr.
Ncalc has made his headquarters in
this city. lie viii assume the duties of
his new Office on June IL.