Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-01

PhlIauplDllH
Friday afternoon and SATURDAY evening next
will be devoted to the orchestra alone, an
arrangement which has net with ra(EoT IN
Michel @ u Dyorsly. ent!tIed "rhe Haunted
Castle The symphonN Is the seventh oI
Beethoven and the other numbers are the
"Freischut2' overture of Weber ana Inc
"RienZi' overture OF Wagner.
sersel Rochmaninofr sololsl at the openns
Boston SymphonN concert next Monday eve
ming, Will play Lists First Concerto in n.,f f
begin the program with Schumann's
spr9s syTphqRs 3R MG and , Si 2f SPsGs 2}s s1
has arranged from his "Danced Legion.
1.-The Fire Bird"
When Nina Tarasova who is to appear
at the Metropolitan Opera House on Wednes-
%s8 -tsS e debn # VAS agreed that as Interpreter
of Russian folk songs she was unique Sne
had an suGSeSs f5o IN MW there
few days ago. With her house entirely
sold out fey days before the cGnGerti faI,,a,i,s
for admission.
Sasha votichenko will make his FIRST ap-
pearanca in philadelphia under the aus
pices Of the Matinee Musical club on Tues
ballroom of the bellevue -stratford in con.
junction with Albert Gregorowich Jannolsli
costume and stage settings. Sasha Notl-
chenko is reputed to be the only master or
tnat unique Slrlnseu lIluSltdl lll9Nl lulilc''N VI
the seventeenth century, the tympanon,
prototype of the piano and an instrument
Of rare delcacy and beauty OF tone.
eds Of ys T be eft he9E9 IN
ming. In her recital Miss Hempel viii have
panst rag ssS'gSSf' and o' Rodemaa fut!st both Of
whom will contribute solo numbers: the
aria "A Nous Dirai;je Maman' Of Mozart.
compartment of Mr.. Rodeman., She viii also
sing The Blue Danube Waltz arranged
by herself,
THE Feast Of the Little Red Lanterns,
an operetta. will be presented at the Belle
December II for the benefit Of the Visiting
Nurse Society The, performance viii be in
charge OF Mrs. Phillips Jenkins.
c Ferdinand Jackson will deliver series
Of three lectures on Ideals in Singing, at
his studio in. the Grsble !. RulldiniE, lIOs
ycmber :, ~ and u at SA5. No cards
are required
Or Thaddeus Rich concert master OF the
Philadelphia Orchestra win assist at the
half hour of music which opens the regular
ETrGS Of 'T5yGG " venns Ps''Db Dr
Rich will play a theme and Narlatons OF
Sored M the H faT@Ss Nav RTncb ab,n' ny nerestinG e ing
feature will be bass solo. "Comhatantas;
f which the mqs vas b Som91sSS Dp%rcS 2H ana EGS tbe
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words written by the recor, the Rev Robert
Norwood,
Giovanni Martinelli the tenor, and ldette
Tinmain the French pianist. Will give ne
first of the Academy concert series at the
/ Academy of Music next Tuesday evening
"" rtinelli's principal numbers will be the
Gelida Mamma from ''Boheme. ana Nsstl
| witch he will sing two groups Of songs.
I Miss Finmain will play pieces from Chopin
/ Rachmannof and Debussy concluding with
z I tagI' q
Emil F. schmidt, vioI'ni;st, W,iii52mli l5ulica A.
schmidt Gelist NJ MrS eti's scb16dt RSfobf ba
| tone gave fine concert last "wednesday
evening at the Mary Lyon school; swartht
fund fund of the Philadelphia Orchestra. There
was 3 large attendance and the hnSneia
/ william Schmidt are prominent members OF
! the Orchestra
fund Of the PhiIadeiphia Orchestra viii be
given by Mrs. Clarence P. Close, SOPRANO
vember 4 at ii o'clock. The aocompanist
! viii be Miss Elizabeth Gest
The musical service at the Second Pres,
| byterian Church Twenty-hrst and Walnut
hing iiTgs' Noyember. ?, Frederick Cook violin
SeH 1SeH Win be besd IN IN
| junction with the choir and also in trtos
with the organ. This service will begin at
| 80 o'clock.
WHY Arzt. the young Philadelphia violin,
ist who has been IN Europe for the last
seven years. has Just returned to this city.
Mr., ART was given the opportunity Of study
ing with Sevck through the kindness OF Ed
win A. Flesher and will soon be heard In
concert throughout the country.
Snaith Coming Into His Own
d. Appleton & Co. report that ''ThC
Undefeated," by ]. G. Snaith. is il
such demand that a printing week i
needed to supply the wants OF Mr.