Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
OPERATIC SCHEDULE
HAS BEEN RESTORED
Julia Claussen Will Be SOloist
on Stokowskis Program
Next Week

Next Week
The philadclphia operate situation,
thrown into confusion by the fuel adj
ministrator's order, has happily been
clarified owing TO the fact that Mr..
Gatti's Metropolitan company regularly
comes here but once a week. special
governmental sanction mas been secured
for the Tuesday evening performances
at Broad and Poplar streets. The Met
ropoltan opera House will therefore be
the only theatre open 10 the public here
on Tuesday nights during the operation
Of Doctor Gariicld's ruling.
Tho next regular scheduled opera
night Is Tuesday evening, February 3.
For this performance Mr.. Giuio Gatti-
Idsazza, the general manager of the
Metropolitan Opera Company of New
York; has decided to present La Travi-
Ga." in Italian, with a cast which in
Wdoa Mines Hempcl Mattfeld, Egencr,
iNl Carpi De LuCa, Bada, Rcschiglian,
tourcui and Rossi
The management notifies the sub
scribcrs that this is the regular schcd-
uIed opera night and nov tac postponed
performance Of January o.. the date
/ for which has not yet been determined
In advance Of this restoration Of
/ the operate regime one Of Mr..
/ Gattis latest acquisitions will be
heard At the Friday afternoon and
saturday night concert Of the Philadel-
phia orchestra in the Academy of Music
next week. This singer is the Swedish
cuntraltO. Julia ClausSen, formerly a
member OF the Campaniui forces in the
days when they visited Broad and Poplar
. t'lntry,,,
that organization TO devote herself cN.
cusivcly to ConccrtiainG, hut nattcring
offer from the Metropolitan Company
again induced her to essay upcratic roles
! Two exceptionally interesting numbers
have bccu chosen for her appearance
here, the wcll-kuown aria, "DivinitCs du
. StyN' from tho opera "Alcestc." by
CilucN, and "Adicus forcts" from Tschai.
kuwsky's little-knowu opera, Jeanne
dArc." Both numbers lend themselves
to a dramatic Interpretation, aud Nine
Clausgcn cACcls in work Of that nature
The first half Of AIr. StOkoW skis pro,
gram is made M of tho classics. The
concert opens with Gluck's overture to
"Alccstc," which makes a fitting pre-.
lude 10 the aria watch Nine. Clausscr
will sing from tho same opera. and
which follows tho overture in the ar
rangemcnt Of the program. The SYM
phony Is the ono In g by Mozart which
has been Christcued Jupiter" OF all
the symphonies Of this composer few can
equal the dignity, loftincss and charm
Of this, his last one. which took but
fifteen days to compose, II is several
seasons since it has appeared on the
programs Of the Philadelphia Orchestra
The concluding number is the superb
symphonic poem, "Tasso." Of Liszt.
1lsplH Iipifpt. he roma ri "A b{a nng.
sian volinist, will be heard in recital
at the Academy Of Music on next Thurs
day afternoon. January ~. lie has al,
ranged the following program.
Chaconnc .........,..To Tomaso VITAL uG5O
ArrangCmcnt de Leopold Charlier.
concerto In T. minor Opus 81. ,Mcndelssohr
ave Maria '''''''''' .'''''.' '''.'S Schuperl
MS@tTr2S in +, minor tbopiS MPzSgl lH9gI
chorus Of Deryisnes Etudel,
March OriontaIc CSchor2o), from The Ruins
/ CaprlcciO No. "i............,p1gan ganiui-AueI
Miss Eleanor Spencer. an English
uianiSt, will be Costar with Nine, Louise
Homer, the contralto OF the Metropolitan
opera Company, at tho next Morning
Musicale on February 4. Nine. Homer
will make her first recital appearance
here on this occasion, while Miss Spencer
will make her Philadelphia debut
Herman Saudby cellIst, assisted 10y
.Goorgo Harris. Jr, tenor Jlja Schkolnik
yiolinst. and H. r.. Grunberg, pianist
win Give a recital in Witherspoon Hal
on Tuesday evening. This will be thu
program;
So"''" N Rnasro, Adagio Mcnuctto
Is NH oId,Timo song
/ trD Pastoralc r,,, slh,in,
tdl Lolnnslinesss sketches from SO''S III
"TL,aHd "TLSmd Of tho 1000 Lakes" Transcribed b.
H., h,o5S 5aNGussit Nassitc. from Suite Christian i -,
sonEs for tenor isbt f the ioon oscar Wide Wide
Xxx nSan II Ro?" CATchacl Strsnsel
tci "The ship starting" tMalt Mhitmanl
scandinavian folk musc,i aIS lISrihu niano a""uo
n, sTE s,Tbe ioT RldIfg 'Os'" messenger" tDsnish
Do song Of the Dale, Swedish
tS1ii sTIs, ,,sTSste and s1Sh the Norman CDauish)
(el "Sprlng Dance (Norwegianl
song OF India" from ne legend si,,,, OF
C,l s'The swan ......., ,Palmgren- -Sandb
tbJ "iIaiGiIg' Norwegian danee) s.,a,,
Nessrs. u. Hendrix Iizerman an
Sascha Jacobinoff announce sonat
"Eyening," TO be given on Wednesda
evening February Is, at the Withe
gpoon Hall, Walnut and Juniper street,
The program will contain a sonata b
Philip Goepp, ono by Brahms and IN
Kreutzer Sonata by Beethoven.
The New York Philharmonic on
RI chestra, under the direction Of Josep
\ Strlnsky. will give a concert ia N
c Academy Of Music on the evening ,
t Monday. February rs. The chief II
II strumental feature Of the program wi
4 be Rachmaninoff's symphony No. .
n ID minor. Hunter welsh, tho talentt
American pianist, viii be the sololst.