Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
Mary Pickford i'm "Stella
Maris," at the Stanley.

ceived its first performance by the Flon-
zaleys in December, 1916, and which
made a deep impression.
Tie Matinee Musical club will give
a concert in the Rose Garden Of the
Bellevue Stratford ON Tuesday afternoon
of next week. This is the program in
detail:
Organ, "Toccala' -, 'Naiph hih''t
Gone Com, Down Laughing strcamlet". .Spross
Lille Lcibcrt Mills
Elizabeth Gest at the piano
Piano "Uue Pousec' ..... John hoWWar, Jr.
Allogretto.Schcr2ando ,,
MsaTo-sglEr2E,o' .aTr, 9lnGI, .por,ev Dunn Aldri.h
"i.oyr ana Forgelfulness' !, Elizabeth Gest
Elizabeth Gcst at the piano
S"HlTaso Hras MuRy Way ......... Elli4aPc.IR Giest
''' i'0'' Adcinc a. Ncar
composer at the piano
Piano Fascination ...... Henry X. lladloy
''''' -'''' Grace NJ Griscom
'''' "ln '',R TRee o LORD ....:....... woodman
Mary Ita RYAN at the organ
"',Gf5,ii&&cn Daya'' ...............Fay Eester
'''fo a Mcseeugcr,' .,.., .,,.........La Forgo
Elma Carey Johnson ..,.
Frances J.. Bu'torwurth at tho plano
r".9rfa,n," ................ Margaret Hobcrg
"Gondol,rrs'' ........... Ethelbert Ncyin
Nina Prottyman Howell. yioliu Emma Rous,
harp; Ray ~ carrie. piano
TX Perfect Bay" ..... .Carri" Jacobs Bond
As the guest of the Matinee Musical
club. the Manuscript Musical Society
will be heard in a concert In the ball
room Of the Bellevue -Stratford on We'd
lesday evening Of next week, The new
compositions listed include Bawdcns
cautata The River Of Stars Hecliwer's
quintet for piano ana strings, W. w.
GilchJst's Motto" and The Day IS
Drawing to u Close Doutys Break,
Break" II. ~ Matthew's II Doughty
Deeds My Lady Please" ana two groups
of songs by members of the Manuscript
Musical Society. The Matinee Musical
Club chorus, the Mendelssohn Chorus,
Mrs. Mae HotZ, Camille XeCiwer,
Frederick Hahn. Charlton Covley. Charl-
ton Murphy and VI. Lennartz will be
,nterpretativo artists. Mrs. Helen Pull
lskl luncs viii direct the Bawden can
tata.
The coming Of Jascha Heifetz, the
VI lilldllI N'NlE lNllSSldll NlplIlSl' u
Philadelphia as soloist with the Sym
phony Society Of New York, Walter
pamrosch, conductor, for the concert
in the Academy OF Music on Wednesday
afternoon, January 20, is an Outstand-
ing event Of interest in the musical
geasou In more than dozen appear
anccs I'm New York IIeifetz has given
convincing proof that he is 10 he
seriously regarded as the most talented
young violiuist before the public today.
/ Heifetz will play The TschaikOwsky
( Concerto, "a work which he performed
| with great success in New York Not
/ since Weiniawski, NieuNtemps, Sarasate
/ and Wilhelmj the great masters Of the
| violin, has violnist received such un-
| qualified praise from the reviewers
/ The complete program Of the concert
/ Is as follows:
| Symphony No. : IN g minor. Beethoven
Concerto in u for violin with S%rches,iira
Jascha Heiratz
/ Bacchandle from Samson and ilalila
/ Florence Hinlilc, soprano, and Herbert
4 Witherspoon, bass. will be heard in n
concert in Witherspoon Hall on Thurs
/ day night, January ~. An attractive
| program has been arranged. The Tioga
/ Choral Society viii give its midwinter
| concert in St. pauls Reformed Episco-
pal Church, Broad and Nenango streets,
/ IN next Tuesday evening. \ recital by
/ herman Standby. celist. at which he
will play several Of his own compost
lions. Is boxed for Witherspoon Hall
on the evening of next Monday week,
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