Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-06

Charles Hackctt the young american lyrle
tenor. will appear next Tuesday eVennIE; ennnIE; II L
.'Tosca " it being his first appearance here
in this role Geraldine E,arrar will sing , the
dssilineation Of scarpia, his greatest part. The
Shepherd will be Miss Cecil Aroen' tne
gelo ada: Angelotti,' D. DAngelo; Sciarrone,
Reschiglian; the Jailer, LAURENT. Mr.. Nor
anzoni will conduct. -
AT the concert Of tho New York Symphony
0TSsSStT SoS tTT be WSGT beG tho Of Music
on Thursday evening December IS. Vincent
SrdReS,ra RsSr "eT s'%$eoos Te @ 6s
evening will be Fritz Kreisler, who Will
play Beethoven's concerto for violin
Tho second tour of the Phiadelphia. Or
chestra occurring next week there here. VII be
afternoon end Saturday evening, December
IL and l3
The orchestra Of the Philharmonic Society
under the direction Of Henry Gordon Thun-
ming at tie Shubort Theatre. The soosts
are ]. Eelfienstuin Mason, bass, and Israel
Vichnin, piano,
The third recital in the series Of Monday
nusiCales at the Bellevue -Stratford will In
troduce 10 the Philadelphia public Miss caro-
lima Lazzari. leading contralto of the Chicago
program viii bo Rudolph CAM, the Swiss
pianist.
During the Orchestra campaign to secure
its million dollar endowment fund. an appeal
tribution Of So each. Those who responded
we're promised certificate signed, by Mr..
reserved se seat ticket to special inytation
concert These concerts have been scheduled
fooirmtr At the Metropoitan Opera House and
the latter at the Academy Of Music. Seven
thousand persons subscribed in this way
The program OF the Chamber Music Asso-
citation concert at tho Bellevue. Stratford, To-
mn "a Tptt-
m@ents men Of the Schubert octet for two o' voIns Hns
viola, SslI9, bass, =, clarinet horn and bas-
violin AID cello, and the Thuille seStet Tor
piano. flute, oboe clarinet bassoon and horn
Tho Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra I'M
der its distinguished leader NJ Eugene
PS9S9 % maj make yds I 99ly in
Opera House Wednesday evening
osstp GabrllowItgch VIII g!ye his only
noon next at the Academy of NIu-
% RI 3p S2sS SS hmaFSs %sraoGs RoSs %nd s
ass the fsaP q mHor sads and @
ody in i OF his own composition.
next Monday evening, at : 8 ococE. Si uG,S By
Reipald WerrenTath' the young, American
unusually fne program
John MacCormaCk viii be heard In con
cert at the Philadelphia metropolitan Opera
House on Friday evening next, Ho
will have as assisting artists, Winston viii
kinson a young American yiolinst and
Edwin Schneider pianist.
Tomorrow evening, at 915, at the Musical
Art club, there Will be "A concert Of solo and
concered vdCal music by the quartet OF the
Church Of tho Advocate, OF Germantown. nm
der the direction OF Henry Hotz.
The third free Sunday afternoon concert
at the Academy OF the Fine Arts will he
given tomorrow afternoon, at 3 O'Clock The
Schmidt String Quartet will play a quartet
by Beethoven and other selections and Helen
Buchanan, soprano, will sing.
The Philadelphia Music Club Will hold It's
regular TUESDAY. musical program on De-
cember at the SwedenborgiAn Church
Twenty-seoond and Chestnut streets, I'll
o. clock. Christmas carols will be sung by
the club chorus. The singers will be ac-
cumpanied by the organ with violin ana
cello obligato Miss Helen Buchanan is
the sololst.
Tho sixth concert by the University Ex-
tension Symphony OrchostrR, Albert NJ
HoNie. director. will he given In Mlther-
spopn Hail. on ThurEday evening next The
a, sSstinK artist VIII bc t.c,rfa Iamrs liniveR
harllanc who VIII sing 'Danny Deeyer'
and a group of sonks.