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| Schneider: Molly" first time. Herbert !:
Ave Maria" violin oSbligato. Bach
Gounod.
Sara Fuller, soprano. will give her
first song recital here this afternoon
at .toolian Hall. The programme :
Dolce Ardor. Gluck; Ave Maria, Cheru-
! bini; Lusinghe Piu Care, Handel; Aria,
! Mad Scene Lucia" Donizetti Flute
Obbligato by Weyert A. Moor; lie
Donheur est Chose Legsre. Sant-Saens ::
Crt1uscule. Massenet: LOiseau Bleu,
Decreus Hymn to the Sun, from lie
Coz Dor" Rimsky korsakoff; The Lit
I tie Fish's Song, Arensky; Lilacs. The
| Floods Of Spring. Rachma ninoff, My
, Lover He Comes or the Skee, Clopgh,
l,eighter; Pirate Dreams, Huerter: A
Bag of Whistles. Bainbridge Crist: Do
Not Go, My Love. Hageman; Robin.
Robin, Sing Me Song. Spross, Mr..
HaScman will be al the piano.
Sarah Bornl, soprano, will give her
first song recital here this evening at
| Carnegie Hall. The programme Aria
from Fedora" Gordano COLOMBIA"
| Tuscany folksong. SCHNEIDER "Canto
Napolitano." Neopolitan folksong, Tag
liaferri: Might" Tschaikowsky. "Oda-
| Love" Dunn; Il Await Thee" Rach-
! maninoff; Didn't 1t RAIN" Burle!gh
| aria from ME istofele Boito ''Vecchetto
Cerco Moglie." Rossini; "Rimpianto,"
serenade (new). Toselli: "Kol Nidre"
| tHebrew), a. Zagler IRA La, La. La
| Katz ELL. ELL" Hebrew folksons :;
! Solvejgs Song. Grieg. Several OF the
songs in the list will be sung with cello
obbl!gato.
Eva Gau.hier. soprano. and Ralph
| Lawton, pianist, will give n Joint recital
of modern music at the Greenwich VII
| lage Theatre tonight. The programme
Will consist OF compositions by Stravin-
sky, satie. Ornstein. Debussy, scriabne
and other writer's.
Anna Lubelsky, a young Russian VIC
linist, will give n recital at the Princess
| Theatre this evening. The programme
, includes selections from Tartini, Bach,
Mendelssohn and Paganini.
The Spanish Theatre, which has re-
! emily come Into existence in the amuSe-
ment life Of New York. at the Park The
| atre. will present "Maruxa," Amadeo
Nives's opera, during this week. on every
evening and on Wednesday and Satur-
! day afternoons "Maruxa" is the first
Of four new operas 70 receive their int
tial prod uction in America by this new
! organization, the three others being
Marina" by Emilio Arrleta; LA
Dolores" by Tomas BRETON, and LAS
GoIondrinas." by Jose Csandizaga.
Tomorrow afternoon at the LerVx Lit
tie Theatre Carlo Liten. the eminent
Belgian tragedian, assisted by Hans
@fa Il, tf,,.- to- Iii,
series OF programmes devoted TO read
ings from French and Belgian poets. A
causerie on Emile Nerhaeren will be
led by Nine Carriere and several selec-
! tons from Nerhaeren will be read by NJ.
Liten. Mr.. Barth will play two groups
of pieces by Edward Mcdowell.
Sue Harvard. soprano, will give her
second song recital Of the current season
at Aeolian Hall tomorrow evening
Ward stephens will assist at the piano
Miss Harvard will sing old airs. modern
French and Russian selections. a group
Of American songs by Volpe, Marion
! Bauer, Pearl Curran and Ward Ste
phens and two old Welsh folksongs.
Louise Lewellyn, o soprano from
! Kansas. will give her first song recital
here Tuesday evening at Aeollan Hall
The programmes: CanRia. cangia tue
yoglie. XVII Century. Fasolo: . Sleep
why dost thou leave me? from "Semee "
Oh! Had ] Jubars Tyre. from Joshua
| Handel lie Soleil Monte. Breton folk
song. harmonized by Rourgault-Du-
coudray; Soir, Faure; Les Papillons
Chausson two Shakespeare songs, o,
Mistress Mine. Blow blow thou winter
wind. Qullter; Hulanka arranged FOR
soprano by Tadrusz Jarecki CHOPIN
Snow white kinono, Jare"ki: Tylem
| Wytrwal, Paderewski S. Kukloi 10,
Matros, Moussorgsky; Vzkazani, Husar
M0ravian folk poetry, Hej zapada.
slniccko. S!ovak fuksUng. harmonic
| by Novak: Struna naladena, RYAN Jsem
mucen. Bohemian gypsy songs. Ludwn