The Washington herald., 1918-12-08

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Newman 10 coming with a new
series of his famous travei-tslks
covering Paris 1914 Wartime
France" WARTIME Italy" London
1915" and Wartime England They
will be given in two courses exactly
alike on Thursday afternoons and
evenings. January 1s. 2s and 30 and
February 6 and is. at the Masonic
Temple Auditorium. Tickets may be
had at T. Arthur Smiths once. Ises
@ street northwest
Max Rosen. the young American
vioiintst. who is now creating quite
sensation in the West, is the third
OF that marvellous trio of young ar
lists developed by the famous Leo
poid Auer. the other two being
Jascha Heifetz and Toschs Seidel
both Of whom have been heard In
Washington. Rosen is announced
for full recital at the New National
Theater here January 10.
Variety is the keynote TO In. pro-
gram for the second concert Of IN.
Philsoelphia Orchestra in washing
ton. on Tuesday afternoon. pecenh.,
10. at the New National Tbeater
The note Of patriotism will b.
ad fr -
the Dirge from MscDowens aIndis,.
suite" viii be played in comnemors-
ton OF our soldiers and sailors who
have fallen in the war.
Chief among the orchestral Offer
ings at this concert will be the
Harold in Italy symphony Of Ber-
lioz, in which the solo role falls to
the principal viola OF the orchestra.
Emile Ferir. The composition en-
ploys large orchestra. and is q
splendid vehicle for the display Of
the orchestra's virtuosity. The stir
ring Marche Slave OF Tschaikovsly
will bring the concert to an end sp5
will complete the orchestral oner-
ings.
Nine. Povla Frijsh will be IN.
soloist.
No baritone who has visited
Washington in many years hss
more quickly won his way into
popular favor. nor established hi.
rank as a rare and wonderful sFne-
er OF beautiful songs than I.ouis
GraVeure- the eminent Belgian bsri-
tone. who will be heard in recital AZ
the new National Theater next Fr,-
day afternoon. at 4:sO O'Clock 4.
the fourth OF the Ten Star Concert
series conducted by T. Arthur smith
His program will embrace Nv.
groups OF songs, including Dv6rstr'.
Gypsy Songs, My Song. Nv Tri-
angle, The Mist. Tune the Strings.
Songs Ny Mother Taught Ne. Gvpsv
Garments and Freedom. Francs Ies
Cloches du Soir. Jsi dit aux etoiies
(Paladilhe), Mignonne CChsvaEnatD,
and Salome. Salomel from Masss-
nets Herodiade: four Shakespeareau
songs by Bryceson Treharne. Shall
Compare Thee, TU-whit. Tu-whoo.
Come Away. Death and Blow. BLOW.
Thou Winter Wind, four Arabian
songs arranged by Salvador Daniel.
Ma Gazell. Klaa Benz Abbes. l.
Chant de la Meule and La Ramic.
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Lovely Night Osndon Ronald). The
Leprehaun william A. Fisher.
Sylvia COley Speaks) and Under the
Stars CBryceson Treharne).
Bryceson Treharne will be the ac-
companist for Mr.. GraveUre.
Tickets may be had at T. Arthur
Smiths ONCE. 1906 G street north
west
Alfred CoTtot. the greatest French
pianist OF modern days. will give a
recital in the Shubert-Belssco The
ater on Thursday afternoon. Deem
Der 1S. at 4:3O o'clock, under the
auspices of the Washington Fine
Arts Enterprise. NJ. Cortot. altholsrh
well-known in the capitals OF Eu-
rope. never visited the United States
until last fall. when he came with
the French symphony Orchestra for
their first tour outside Of France.
He played with them at their FIRST
concert in Washington and his re
cital will be his only other appear
ance in Washington as he expects
TO return TO France early next
month with the orchestra.