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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-09-04
SARGENT FACULTY

The teachers for Sargent are rs
follows:-
LIST grade. Edna Rawlings.
End and 3rd grades, zonia Mason.
Ind grade. Miss Cotton,
3rd grade. Miss Heilman.
+th grade. Emma Martin.
5th grade. Gertrude Wolfe.
9Th grade. Sarah McNauEhton.
Junior AID Senior High School
J. B. Richardson, Assist Supt.
Hist. and Math.
Ruth Higgins. Science and Math.
Edith Kendrick. English.
Floyd J. Brown. AYR. and Manusi
Training.
Dorothy Barton. Domestic Econ
omy.
Rosalia Mathis. Junior High and
Music.
Inez Marble. Junior High and Of.
fee.
Geo. r. Young. Supt.. Rural Econ
omics and Sociology.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-09-04

S. T. Riley. father Of Mrs. Wild
man and Mrs. Cycle. and Mrs. Howe.
their sister. left Tuesday night for
st. Joe and hence to Bedford. Iowa.
which Is Mrs. HowC's home. Miss
Leila Meadows. q niece. left the same
evening for Maitland. Mo-, where
she has position teaching school.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Durham and
two children came In Friday, from
Kansas City where they have made
their home the past six months.
They have purchased the residence
in which d. C. Vale has been living
and will make this their permanent
home again.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-09-04

Miss Bertha Shakespeare left Tues
day night for Denver where she has
accepted n position.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-09-04

Miss Mary Billick returned home
Monday from Pueblo where she
spent two weeks with her parents.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Rupert are
living at the Bechtel hotel until they
can secure residence property.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-09-04

Mrs. +. 8. Alternately In danger
ousiy i'll and very little. hope held out
for her recovery.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-09-04

Mrs. A. ID. Graham came up from
Alamosa Friday and spent the day
with Mrs. l. l.. Baird.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-09-04

Harry Rogers Ia leaving this Sat
urday for Denver where he will
spend the winter.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-09-04

The second cutting of hay CON-
menced on Rock Greek Monday. and
q fair crop Is promised.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-09-04

Walter Chambers OF Greeley
came In Tuesday and is employed at
present at the Akers Lumber yard.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-09-04

MIR. and Mrs. Floyd Ryder left
last week for Denver where they
will make their home this winter.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Coy Wright and Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Headlee are spend
ing q few days this week at Wrights
ranch.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
New York Opera Association

Carmen" has been selected by the
New York Opera Association for the in
tial performance Of the season at the
Lexington Theater, next Tuesday eve
ming. The aims of this association,
which is in process of formation, are
TO furnish opera ut popular prices and
to give young American singers the
opportunity Of making their debut in
this country. Both aims will be
achieved in Carmen" as popular price 8
will prevail, and Miss Irene Bonheur
and Miss Halle Stiles, two young
American sopranos, will make their
first appearance.
Miss Bonheur will sing the title role
of Carmen and Miss Stiles will be
Micaela. Auguste Persse will be Don
Jose, Joseph Martel, Escamillo and
Thalo Picchi, the Italian basso from,
La Scala of Milan, Zuniga. Fulgenzio
Guerrieri will conduct and Miss Mar
got Ladd viii be prima ballarina.
On Friday, November 5, aida" will
be presented. The various roles have
been cast as follows: Radames, Carla
Marzlali; Aida, Elena Kirmes, Am
nerls, Ada Paggi Amonasro, Thalo
Picchi. and the King, Auguste Ottini
Signor Guerrieri will conduct and Miss
Ladd lead the ballet
The season will be continued everv
Tuesday and Friday evening until De-
cember 10. Other productions planned
are "..Cavallaria Rusticana" and "Pagli-
acci' as double bill, ~Traviata,' ,
"Otello," "Giaconda,' Faust" "Rigo-
ietto," "Trayatore," "M;gnonp and "Fe.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Symphony Society

The first pair of concerts in the
New York Symphony Society's histori-
cal cycle and the first of this orcbes-
tras morning concerts for children
wlll take place this week.
IN thc Carnegie Hall historical cycle,
IN which the orchestra viii demon.
strate the development of Symphonic
music aid the symphonic orchestra. the
hrst pair OF concerts, for Thursday
afternoon and Friday evening, will nave
Louise Homer, contralto, as soloist
ihe program will include Rameau's
AIRS de Ballet from the opera "Dar-
danus, for the first time in New York:
Glucks Overture to "Iphigenia" in
Auiis'; Concerto No. in + for horns.
opoes, bassoons, solo violin and strinp
orchestra by Bach; Haydn's Symphouv
IN MINOR, The Clock" and concerto
Tor strings and double choir of wind
Instruments in + by Handel. Nine
Homer will be heard in the aria "Che
faro from "Orpheus and Euridice." bv
Gluck, and the air "Empio" from Han
del,s Julius Caesar"
For the Saturday morning concert for
children in Aeolian Hall a program has
been prepared for the understand.np
or youngsters up to thirteen YEA IS
old. Mr.. Damrosch will explain for
the children in terms of their com
prehension the following program.
which wlIl be played by the orchestra
Weber's Overture, Freischiltz": the
Adante and Minuet from Haydn's SYM.
phony In D, "The Clock; two Russian
folksongs by Liadow (Cxndle Song and
Song of the Mosquitoes). and the
dragon Fly, polka mazurka. by Strauss
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Beethoven Association

The Beethoven Association will give
the first of its series of subscription
concerts on Tuesday evening, Novem-
ber 2, at S:15, at Aeolan Hall The
artists taking part will be Florence
Hnkle, the London String Quartet and
Harold Bauer. The opening number
Will be the Beethoven Quartet in E flat
n aJor, Op "a, in which the London
String Quartet will be heard. Follow
ing this Florence Hinkle will sing
Beethovens songs, "Busslied.' "Maiied"
and "Neue Liebe, Neuses Leben," in
English, with Harold Bauer at the
piano, and group of Beethovens Scot
tsh folksongs, Faithful johnny
Sally in Our Alley" and "Highland
Laddie," with accompaniment of piano.
violin and violoncello. The program
will close with Brahps's Piano Quartet
IN q minor, Op. 20, played by Mr.. Bauer
of the London Quartet.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
AMONG THOSE WHO WILL APPEAR
IN CONCERT DURING THE WEEK
Calendar for The Current Week

suNDAYCarnege Hail. 2:3o violin zmbast;
S;l5 National
Hail. by the Symphony Society," Theater
2:30 m recital by Margot M
Samuel a Badwins free recital Hippodrome
concert by Jan Kubelik and
recital by Frederick Maids
Garden s5 Claudia Muzio
jose Mardones.
MONDAYCarnege Hail. s15 violin
SON. Aeonan Hail. p piano recital by Dai Buell.
piano
ltESD-Carnegie Hail. 2:3o
Orchesa o:16 violin de Kerek Aeoan
Hail. S:l5 by the Beethoven
Theater
"EDNESDAY-Aeoian Hail.
College, m Samuel A Badwin's nreca.
IHuRSDAY-Carnegie Hail. m,
8:15 concert by the Boston Aeoan
Hail. 8:15 p piano recital by Marie
FRDAY-ttotel Blmore II m
p. violin recital Demu Williams:
piano recital by Alexander m concert
by the National Symphony Society,"
s:15 by the Boston
Iheater 815 m, Italian
SAIURDAYCamegie Hall,
Orchestra; S:15 voonceo recital by Welerson
Aeoian HAIL. concert by the London String
m piano recital by Edwin Hughes
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31

and passion under the terrible heat Of
the sun or in the hell of the sulphur
,, mines"
We have promises Of more Italian
music in our concert rooms this sea-
son. Compositions by de Sabato,
Malipiero, k-Mangiagalli; others
may be In the offing. Conductors need
not go to Europe to find the works by
the younger school of Italian COM
posers; the house of Rcordi can give
them an ample supply. Here is an in
complete list of their recent publca-
tions for orchestra: Alaeona, In
mezzo, from the opera "Merra"; AL
fano, "Suita romantica"; Casella "Cou-
vent sur l'Eau"; De Sabata Suite in
four movements, and "Juventus,"
symphonic poem (both to be played in
New York this season.; Guarneri, "Uno
Nota d'Orienta" (the composers i'm
pressions of Spain); Maranuzzi, a sym
phony; Mule, "Sicilia Canora" (more
Impressions, this time of Sicily): Pick
Manglagalli, two prelddes, "Sorti-
legi," q symphonic poem, "Preludio e
Rondo fantastico"; Respighi, "Antica
Danza Q Aria" and "Ballata delle
Gnomidid"; Ricci Signorini, Italian
Rhapsody-let US hope in different
mood than Casela's, but that at least
some of it will be straightforward song
like that which was wont to flow from
Italian lips, not horrific din nor unin-
telligible blurbs like those which came
to Dante's ears from tho wrathful souls
In inferno who were underneath the
water, whose sobs made the surface to
bubble and of whom the Mantuan said;
"Fitti mel limo dcon: 'Tristi fummo
nell aer dolce che dal sol s. allegra
portando dentro accidioso fummo.
or CT attrstam nella be.letta nepral'
Quest limo sigorgolian ne1la
strozz che dir mol poison con parola
integra.'
tFiXed in the slime they say: Sui
len were we in the sweet air; thar is
gladdened by the sun. carving law
! smoke within our hearts; now lie we
mere sullen in the black mire.' This
hymn they gurgle in their throats fo1
'hey cannot speak in full words"
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Thursday

Aeolian Hall, s:l5 p. m. Piano re-
cital by Marie Mikova,
Sonata. Op. Observation-Disclosures. beethoven
Three movements from the "Exoticon"
suite; March NTartar there). In
spring tCh;nese melody. Ballad LAP
land thelNe) ..... ...'........ Novak
Two Folksonss of Anjou- .......... lekeu
Fair. Minstrels ............-. Dsbussy
hhapsodie No. l1...-............ !szt
Mai ems WISH Etude. C nat. Etnde Z.
Etude. c. Ballad. minor. Chopin
Carnegie Hall, Sis p. m. Concer.
by the Boston Symphony Orchestra:
Little" symphony 40 .-.... Beethoven
Two Folksongs of Anjou ..-....... Lekeu
Prelude. Chorale ana FGgue .. Franok
Symphonic Poem, "TassO" -.-....... LIST
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Geraldine Farrar to Open
Newark Concert Season

Next Thursday evening Nine. Geral
dine Farrar will open the seasons
World Famous Artist Series of concerts
at the Newark Armory She will be
assisted by Edward Schofield, barytone.
and Ada Sassoli, harpist. The pro-
gram will be as follows:
y - T /" Carfssimt
- u Fdlernp ............. Verdi
Edward Schoneld.
.s, 20 Bach
{" &C SC arlattt
!: Etait Une Bergere. Fig hteenth Century
lie Petit Roi d Yvetot
Ada Sass0li
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Schurn ann

Rosebuds; Messages ........ schurnann
IL May ..............,.'.... Franz
0NAN'ioNsc Strau uSS
Geraldine Farrar.
l., Amour de Moi. -........... Old French
TAanson { ns de Route. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Puget
L'Angelus CBreton folStune).
Arranged 10y Bourgault- Ducoudray
Edward Schofeld
Recitat'Ve and ana ara BATH Batti' Qrom
Geraldine Farrar.
Nlh Bateau .......- ............-.... d. busy
Piece de Concert t...................Bu Busser
Ada Sassoli.
iee4ie Lindsay Arranged by Kreisler
swing Low, Sweet Chariot. ..... Burleigh
Edward Schoheld.
I Love Thee .........'..... Criee
None But the Lonely Heart. Tschaiko wsky
Songs NY Mother Taught Me. Dvorak
The Gardener ..................... Wolf
The Snow Drop .......... .Gretchaninofr
Geraldine Farrar.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Sunday


Carnegie Hall, 2:3O p. m. Violin re-
cital by Efrem Zimbalist:
Concerto majo Observation-Disclosures Mozart
Chaconne ...--....s.o... ..-.-.,..-.... Bach
Andante Cantabile. Tschaiko " sky -Auer
Jotta Navarro ..-................S .Sa a safe
Carmen Fantasy ........... B.zet -Sarasate
Carnegie Hall. 8:15 p. m. Concert
by the National Symphony Orchestra:
Symphony No. 8. F major. op. ss
Beethoven
Piano Concerto. @ minor. op. 20.
Saint sa ems
Matilda Locus.
Impressioni del Vero (second series):
Colloqio di Campane Dialogue OF the
Bells; I Clpressi IL Vento (The
Expresses and the Wind) ;Baldorla
Campestre (Rustic FestivaD (hrst
performance in New York; -Malipiero
Aeolian Hall, p. m. Concert by the
Symphony Society:
Symphony No. 7 In Beethoven
Adagio for strings. s.-...............Le .Lekeu
Suite 'Masques ct Bergamasques" Faure
tstuellPtloN FranCk
Princess Theater. 2:3o p. m. Piano
recital by Margot de Blanck:
Prelude and Fugue, minor. Bach List
Sonaia, Opi T.. =, No; Beethoven
Nocturne Etude; Waltz. ...-....... Chopin
"Danza de las Brujas" ........De Blancl
Etude, F. minor -..... List PaderewsSi
City College, A p. m. Samuel A. Bald
wins free organ recital:
Sonata, A minor. Andrews
Prelude and Fugue, major Bach
Theme varied in E.............. FaulAes
oyerture st''t to wiliiam reil sqnue1pI Rosslai
Hippodrome, S:15 p. m. Concert by
Jan Kubeik and orchestra:
Overture Magic Flute" Mozart
Orchestra.
Jan Kubelik with orchestra
davanalse; Introduction and Rondo ca
- '''9 Jan Kubeiik. 0A'''' '@ehs
Carneval --........ ................ Dvorak
concerto II MAY Jor rag anini
Jan Kubelik with orchestra.
Henry Miller's Theater, 9 p. m. Piano
recital by Frederick H. Cheeswright
Silver Clouds, OF Br'er Rabbit, The
Lagle, Rsaudon ..-......... MacDowell
AraOesque major: voiies; pagodes. 's,'''
La Terrasse des Audiences du Clair
de Lune; Minstrels. .......... Oebussy
&c OouCoN ..-...-s.- DSqu
cOHallHe RaVei
iHosslshne, NO. --.... SAtle
Bouree Fantasque .~......-..... .Chaorier
Madison Square Garden. s:l5 p m.
Concert by Claudia Muzie, soprano;
Florence Macbeth, soprano; Jose Mar
dones, bass, and orchesrra:
Overture, "Tannhauser" Wagner
EelI Song lfrom "Lakme") ..... DeliDes
Florence Macbeth.
suite. Peer Gynt .............. Greg
Ara, 20 u Palermo" (from "V-sp4
StC4tldH4 ' er1t
Jose Mardonea
Claudia Muzio.
W altz, "On the Beautiful Blue Danube"
Strauss
Charmant Oiseau ,fron Tho Pearl OF
Symphony, "Pathetiquc," No. 6,
Pin Pari tfrom Tho Hugenots"J.
Meyerbeer
Jose Mardonea
Hungarian Rhapsody No. li..........L Liszt
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Carnegie Hall, $3.50 p. m. Violin re
cital by J. Piastro Borissoff
Tuesday

Carnegie Hall, 2:30 p. m Concert
by National Symphony Orchestra Sum
day evenings program repeated.
At s:15 p. m. Violin recital by Duci
de Kerekjarto:
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Programs Of the Week

| chsconhe -..--- ---.---.--. Bach
Nocturne. D fat major. ........ Chopin
Perpetuum Mobile ............... Ries
The Nightingale .-..s...--.......s sarassts
Witches Dance ................P Paganiut
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Carnegie Hall. s:l5 D. N. Con.
Friday

Hotel Biltmore, u a NJ Morning
musicale by Rosa Raisa and Giacomo
'Rimin:
Largo II s,Sl.,,,. a. Faeto'um &c tfr0in II BARRIERS
v.nu, s,.,. Giaoomo Rimini
Vespri siciliani .... ....... Verdi
Aria, .volr criseila,s.. hoia R4i'1; ,or,,.,,s,.
Paul Atnouse
lore&oor Song Crom "Carmen'l Bizet
G.A-omo R.min..
none but the Lon ly Heart. Tschsiko~sk-
Ny Curly Heaaed Baby ....... Clutsan
Vous Danse1 Marquis -........ LemAiss
Rosa Raisa-
Someone Worth Whi.e..... ward stephens
Top OF the Morning ... Mana yucca
Tho Blind Ploug hunan. .......... Clarke
ca.ta Diva from from AAiH{Sogss.. AHSess.. s.lnnl
Rosa Raisa.
Duet from II rrovatore'' ........ Verdi
Rosa Ralsa and Ciacomo Riu,ini.
Carnegie Hall, $50 p. m. Concert
by the National Symphony Orchestral
Fourth Symphony. . minor. scnurlsnn
SIZE with VIOLA oboiigsto.. Bloea
Romeo and juliet. ......... TschaiAo"sHy
Aeolian Hall, p. m. Violin recital
by Charlotte De Muth Wiliams:
sonata - major. -....... ..--...--. HAndsl
Spanish Symphony ..-.......... l-si9
Rocky Mountain Sketches. Blrleigh
hymn to the Sun.
k.mshy- -Korsakon Kreise7
Mhzurka .-...-.. -.+-....- Chopin kfeiser
TamoouTin Chinois -..-.--.-.... kreiser
Aeolian Hall, Sis p. n. Piano re-
cital by Alexander Gum:
Italian Concerto Observation-Disclosures. Bsch
SoueIine ................ ........... ........- Ravei
E.ltlc Sonata lfacl1o well
Les Marionncttes' l.e rastour. chsnso2aa
de Escarpolette. PetItrs litauirs -
Jesus tirovira
I.e Tom beau de Couperlr .... Ravci
Noiles .............. l.. busy
Irish Msrch-Jig (Maguire's Ktckl.
sianf0rd-GralrSsr
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Monday
Aeoian Hall, p. m. Piano recita
by Dai Buell.:

Aeolian Hail. p. m. Piano recital
by Dai Buell.
Fourth Sonata (Keltc), Op. So AiacDowell
op II, No. III; AT the Cradle. Op.
The JOY Of Autumn. op e2, No. 10:
Sung Outside the Princes Door edgar
IL; Clair de Lune. Op. 81. No. l
Witch, Op 3s. No. 4; The Brook. Op
81. No. II. Dance of the Dryads, Op.
psrpetual Motion AIkan lMaepo%si5 iseilo@wi'1
Some Dances, Op. 25..-......... .Chausson
~ h.a uHe '''.. ....-..... ..'.'.. Scria bine
t, ere OIL spring -....'-....'...... Ireland
Etude ................. ScAlo1er
Aeolian Hall, S:l5 p. m. Piano re-
cital by John Meldrum:
Prelude No. l. c major Bach
Fr%iuds Ta and Fugue' minor; 0p: s5,
Sonata, A nat. op. 26..... Beethoven
Impromptu. F sharp major. Op. So.
Etudes. Ballad. G minor. Op. 23 Chopin
Rhapsodie, f sharp minor. Op. H. No. :.
Ave Maria Ctrom "Harmonies poetiqurs
Ell Religeuses'} }....................I List
Etude de Concert. F sharp op. 80,
Carnegie Hall, $3.50 p. m. Violin re-
cital by J. Piastro Borissoff:
Cot certo, Tschaiiiowsity sssi.,i
Poems du Nord Humoresque Orientalc.
Variations sur Hymn National de
caprcs cAfter waltz by saiat ant sGn,S'"
F'tude. Op. 2. No, l.............. scriabine
Ia 10 uitana n n reisier
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Aeolian Hall, Sis p. N. Piano re-
SATURDAY.
Aeolian Hall. 3 p. m. Concert By the
London String Quartet:

Aeolian Hall, p. m Concert By th' y
London String Quartet: s.
Quartet 80. l8. y minor r......-... Mozart
fciksong quartet IN one movement. ~ d
iS Gantasy). tQn a Berkshire Nelotyl
Dance to Your Datty '-.... 49, " aTnet -
Two Sketches Op. iJ. BY the Tarn, J
Jack % Lantern ..--..--. go. fioossen, -
Molly on the SHORE -.....-...- Cfainsex
Quartet. minor. Op. lo...--...-. DsoaSsy 3
Aeolan Han, Sis p. m. Piano re-
cital by Edwin Hughes:
chaconne -.............-....,B Bach Busoni I,
fagodes La solree dams Grenade: lar
Gins SOUS .a P.Ile. .-.-.-.. .----. DebpsS
Nj -Urka. or. 81. No. 4. Ma uraa, cp- =.
II. No. 4 Mazurks. or =. -.
Masurka. 4 minor TO e. CaiNardl "a, -
Ballad Np fs--.. .---- 30 20 a
Eain Dane szani inaian) ..... GFanaa i
Turkey IN the straw. Set by David eson =.
Ccgceft Patapnrase on the Wiener \
But Waltz os strauss ..---.- Aushe' y
Carnegie Hall. 2:3o p. m. Concersis
by the Boston symphony Orchestra: y
symphony No I. r minor. ....... sihelIas, o.
The Fan of TIE House II Usher hsa IS
Poem OF Ecstasy ..........-. ........ scriaoins e
Carnegie Hall s:l5 p. m. ViOl0n<
cello recital by Mildred Weilerson: =.
Senate ..........- ......-......- Celss%% -
Concerto. \ minor. ........... .Nole.Ie ans s
ouite, major sE,..sr
Ell Cantor de los Moros.. Skoin,.s.s NJ ~
Lullaby .-..--....-- -........,.. Ws.s.<<xc3 e
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Music Notes

Inc OratorlO society or New York
announces that the gala performance
OF The Messiah" will be given in Car
negie Hall on Monday evening, De-
comber 81, instead of Tuesday evening,
December %, as formerly announced.
On account Of the enga cement in Chi
cago Of Frederick Patton, who was to
have sung the bass part, Royal Dad
nun has been engaged to take his
place.
Walter Greene. barytone, will give
hia annual New York recital in Aeolian
Hall on Wednesday afternoon, Novem-
Der 10, at 3 o'clock.
Jacques Pintel, who will give his first
piano recital in America next Wednes-
day evening at Carnegie Hall, was born
III Odessa of French parents
At fifteen he entered the Paris Con-
sclvatoire by competition. Here young
l'inte. studied principally under Charles
de Beriot, a pupil of Mendelssohn. In
1900 Mr.. Pinte carried off the Pre-
mier PriX" at the Conservatoire, after
which he entered upon his virtuoso ca
reer in Paris, touring all Of France
and subsequently visiting England,
where he remained until he began his
tour, which included successes in the
principal cities of China, Australia,
New Zealand, Burmah and India Be-
sides this tour, Pintel gave many con-
certs in London with the London SYM
phony Orchestra. Queens Hall and AL
bert Hall. In Paris he appeared with
The orchestra Of Edouard Colonne and
III numerous recitals.
The Philharmonic Orchestra and Jo-
sef Stransky are occupied with re-
hoarsal for the opening Philharmonic
concerts on November II and r. The
Philharmonic conductor VIII appear be-
fore his audience at the Thursday eve
ming concert for the first time as a
iull-hedged American, having acquired
his citizenship last June
There Will be no soloist at the OPEN
irg pair of concerts, which will fol-
low the policy of last season in the
presentation of different programs on
Thursday evening and Friday after
noon.
The Brooklyn series of Sunday af-
ternoons Will be opened with a Beeth-
oven program on November ii, Fritz
Kreisler assisting.
Birgit Engell, a Danish soprano
known in Europe, will make her first
American appearance in Carnegie Hall
on November 10.
Joseph Schwartz, Russian barytone,
will make his American debut as a re-
cital singer in Carnegie Hall on Janu-
ary 8.
Joan Manen, Spanish volinist, will
appear in Carnegie Hall on Novem-
Der l6
Mozart will be the subject OF the
second concert an the Damrosch his
torical cYcle Of the New York SYM
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Carnegie Hall, s:15 p. n. Piano re-
ital By Lacnues Pintsl.

CIIaI Uy JaCqutS TINLeI.
-occata and Fufue. y minor. Bach-Taus,g
Sonata. minor; Prelude: Mazurke.
Etudes; Scher"o. r minor ....... G. Chopin
Andantin0 con Nariazione.. .Schuhert r 4 lsg
Withered Flowers; Thou AT ReDose.
anaering ...-..-.-.--.. Schubrrt-Liszt
ic9tle -.-----.. chahrier
NAzenpa ......-......-.-.. co., Lisg.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31

Walter Greene, barytone, will give
biz annual New York recital in Aeolian
Hall on Wednesday afternoon, Novem-
Der 10, at 3 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Wednesday

Aeolian Hall, p. m. Piano recital
by Jacques Jolas:
Andantino con Variazione~ Schubert -raus.r
Ballad (Edward); Capriccio. sharp:
Rhapsodie. fat............... Brahms
Kettle Sonata .----.-.....-.,..N Mac Doweu
From a set OF Moods:
Moonlight: Hunoresque. ..... Brockway
Invocation: Puerto. E fat. AIbeniz
lslamey Oriental fantasy). .-.... Balakirev
City College, 4 p. m. Samuel A.
Baldwin's free organ recital:
Concerto c minor e. Handel
Bcrceuse --..-..-.. =. ...-.. .Ni+rne
Prelude and Fugue A minor. Bach
Epithalamium Minuet. .........-.... Hoil.ns
khapsodle tata lane .-.....-..-.-. Bonnet
WITHIN Chinese Garden. ..-.-. st 0ug hton
Love Song; Ride Of the Nalkyries.
Wagner
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31

Joan Manen, Spanish violinist. will
appear in Carnegie Hall on Novem-
Der l6.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31

Mozart will be the subject Of the
second concert an the Damrosch his
torical cycle OF the New York SYM
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31

Brgit Engell, a Danish soprano,
known in Europe, will make her first
American appearance in Carnegie Hall
on November 10.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31

Joseph Schwartz, Russian barytone.
will make his American debut as re-
cital singer in Carnegie Hall on Janu-
arY 5.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Princess Theater, 2:30 p. m. Piano
recital by Marnnt de RlancL.
City College, p. m. Samuel A. Bald

sonata, A minor :-.......---..A Andrews
i1bncNlctuS; faStOrale. Roger
lre lude and Fugue, major. Bach
icA"Ne' - nat. .-.--- .CNOpln
Theme varied in E.............. Faull1es
Overture to "Willian Tell" Rnsslni