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The Washington times., 1920-01-18

ington this season. at Polls Theater,
Friday afternoon. Jan. 80, at 4:3O
o'clock, under the management of
Mrs Wilson Greene. OF the numer-
Gus AMI lengthy concert tours that
Mr.. Hofmann has made in America,
the present one VIII doubtless go on
record as the great.
There Is today no pianist who ap-
proachss him in the extraordinary
commgnd of his art, and IL Is almost
superfiuous TO add that no other is
in closer touch with American audi
ences, nor more warmly welcomed by
them. The major part of his historic
career has been associated with this
country. which, as everyone remem-
bers. he first visited as a sensational
boy genius.
Seats now on sale at Mrs. Green's
Concert Bureau, Thirteenth and G.
streets Northwest.
81. Matthews Choir Concert.
A concert, the proceeds OF which
will go to the st. AIMS Infanta
Asylum. will be given by the st.
Matthews Choir OF Men and Boys, un-
der the direction of Nation Boyce, at
the Masonic Auditorium, on Tuesday,
January 81, at 8 p. m.
The choir will give old Madrigals
of the sixteenth century, special Sc
lections for the boy choir, and a
group of Christmas Carols, besides a
numbers OF concerted works.
Solos will be rendered by Master
Frank Darlington, william Barring
ton, tenor: William L. Hopkins, tenor,
and Frank J. Duggan, bass. The
program will be announced later.
The Washington times., 1920-01-18
JOHN MCCORMACK TO
GO ON WORLD TOUR

John Mccormack, the prominent
Irish tenor. will make his first world
tour next winter. The tenor VIII
leave America for Europe in Novem-
Der or December. 1920, and will first
be heard throughout Great Britain.
Following this he will cross to the
Continent, singing in France. Spain
and Italy. In Italy he Will, 1t Is
said, introduce the song-recital.
From Europe Mr.. Mccormack will
go to South Africa, India, Australia
and New Zealand. 1t is the first
time he has been heard in these
countries.
The Washington times., 1920-01-18

The pair" Of New York symphony
concerts again bring Walter Dam
rosch as conductor, and as lecturer
for the Washington Society OF the
Fine Arts, his subject being THE
symphony" In the course OF these
"Damrosch" Orchestra concerts at the
National, Percy Granger Will be
heard both as soloist and as com
poser, on Tuesday afternoon.
There was something new that
came into music with Percy Granger,
something fresh and piquant. Per-
haps we will find out later that II is
he who has sung a genuine Anglo
Saxon character into his music. A
lester ne is, with that buoyancy that
means health. His jests are frolics,
his insight finds whimsical JOY in
fascinating modulations of great va
viety.
And Percy Grainger's children
March," What will he say TO the
child heart of US in this lover the
Hills and Far Away" Granger in
the orchestra is giving what Hump
erdnick gave to the opera world In
his "Hansel and Gretel."
Modest Altschuler, the conductor
of the Russian Symphony Orchestra
of New York, is indirectly responsible
for many of the charming lighter
numbers which find such favor with
audiences everywhere. With unusual
deftness, he has orchestrated many
compositions originally written Tor
the piano, the violin or the cello;
and among them might be mentioned
the famous Beethoven "Minuet.' the
preludes of Rachmaninoff, some of
the Rubinstein Etudes, selections
from John Powells piano suite en-
titled AT the Fair" and several of
Scriabine's piano concerti.
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GALL CurcI Date Changed.

Call Curct Dnte Changed.
Nine CALI Curci. who was announc-
ed' to sing at Polls Theater on Fri
day, January %, will sing on Wednes-
day, January %, instead. All tickets
sold for January % are good for this
date.
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BACK STAGE WITH
|. GERALDINE FARRAR
Feminine Worshipers Throng
Dva's Dressing Room
leveeS.

A writer in the New York sun thus
charmingly tells OF Geraldine Farrar
behind the scenes:
"When Geraldine Farrar In reach
ing over TO take bouquet from an
usher at a recent afternoon perform
ance at the Metropolitan Opera House,
missed her footing and came crop
per in sight OF crowded house, she
was not in the least embarrassed, no
more than IL the scene OF her tumble
had been her own living groom and the
spectators members OF her own fam
lily. She just kept down on the floor
and laughed and laughed. And the
house" enjoying the joke. laughed
with her.
IL was SO simple and natural. Ar
tistic poise be darned! Isn't II better
to have your audience with you what
ever you do and whatever befalls
you? There is no artist, unless II be
Caruso, who does not bank" on II,
who possesses the confidence OF the
Metropolitan audience like Geraldine
Farrar.
Scene. Behind the scenes.
II you go to her dressing-room land
hundreds Of people do) after the last
curtain, or by her request between
curtains, you will see the Characters
tics which have won her this inti-
macy of relationship. II you hear her
at the end OF an operate season-and
for several seasons she has closed the
season as she has also opened it-you
will know a little more about them.
Last spring she said something like
this: II am sorry that i am not going
TO sing for you for a while. j love to
sing for you and I'm going to Keep
on singing for you as long as you
want me to. There are SOME people
| who say / don't sing very well now
adays. not so well, they meag, as
used to. I should feel ever 30 much
more cut up by what they say il
| though you paid any more attention
! to 1t than / do. But you don't and it's
because | love you and you love me.
There"
Has Women with Her.
And the vast audience. mainly fem
mime. assented cordially, nodded
"yes." applauded. shouted, and be-
| haved themselves exactly as our
| Gerry expected them to. They
stretched out the sweet sorrow Of
parting by recalling her again and
again, louder when she came back
with her little dog. loudest when she
came back with her Lou Tellegen.
|
| dressing room on Saturday afternoon
following a performance OF Madame
| Butterfly were not unusual, but
what always happen when Madame
| Farrar sings: The room is filled
| with women who have begged Ger
aldine for the privilege of a word:
| behind them are palpitating ranks of
little girls who blush because their
daring to penetrate to the nest of
| their adored one. Other lines of visi-
tors extend down the hall and to
| these on her way TO and from the
stage the diva will distribute now a
smile, now a word and here and there
| a hand shake.
The dressing room is a fitting bower
for the singer; it's walls are covered
| with a pink and white cretOnne and
| the same material piqued makes a
| frame for the big mirror. where she
makes up" her face. before which
lie all the mysterious components OF
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mat operation. To tne right OF ths
mirror stands a coquettish japanese
doll In Geisha costume. Madame Far
rar herself Is still I'm her costume OF
Butterfly as she came from the stage.
III. L.y.s Begins
Now the levee begins. The elder
women by preference speak first and
IL would add 10 no ones enjoyment
OF the occasion TO pay much attsn-
tion 10 their commOnplaces. What
is one 20 say except that you were
adorable. dear Miss FaTTar. In that
scene. II Is as well to imagine that
all women have uttered something
more or less like this and fallen out
OF line. Now is the moment Tor Ine
little girls who have Deen trembling
in the shadow OF their elders
IL Is very pretty. indeed. to see
how kind the singer II 20 these young
ones. Their admiration is so fresh
and so sincere that an artist would
be brutal II she were not touched by
II. Miss Farrar meets them with :he
best and most cordial attitude; II she
does not appreciate their innocent ad-
miration, then she appears a better
actress in her dressing room than she
ever did on the stage, which is sry-
ing a great deal. But the diva is inn
pressed, she does feel a sympathetis
throb. And the trembling little call
ers are SO young, so fresh, 30 like
flowers, that II Is a Joy 10 breathe
their exquisite fragrance.
Matinee idols have come and gone,
male players are still set up and wor.
shipped by silly women, although not
to so great extent as in Lester Wal
lacks day. II was a custom that wise
parents discouraged among the dawn
ing girls OF their own families, es-
pecially at the period referred 10
when the newspapers made all sorts
OF fun OF II. In those days women
stars, too. came in for adulation and
the incest" women of the stage
marked their real triumphs, not by
The Washington times., 1920-01-18

~nat msa said or wrote ABOUT tAsn,
but BY the number OF letters they re
ceiyed from women. mice" women
OF the stage doubtless stlli reap this
homage. but not 70 the same extent
that the singers do.
Idol of school Girls.
As every frequenter knows. the
leading schools for girls are regular
subscribers for the opera, and a.
matinee performances there are as
many as three or four such institu-
tions represented, each by score OF
students from their boarding depart
ments. or even more. From these
the girls that MI Miss Farrar's levee
come.
Saturday matinee IL especially sim
gle sexed, being almost entirely
feminine. and then II one has never
seen the utility OF the upper foyer
one realizes Il. Grown people may
be able TO sit out a long opera with
out the strengthening sarsaparillA or
the solace Of Ice cream: the young
girls who are In the majority in the
Saturday afternoon audiences are 40
solutely unable to do so. One Of the
most agreeable sights afforded by the
opera, away from its stage. Is that Of
this girllsh beauty, some OF II with
its hair still down the back and tied
with ribbons, nibbling the frozen
syeet and using over and over agin
the familiar adjectives that their
mothers used to apply and which they
continue to apply TO their fayOrito,
Geraldine.
The Washington times., 1920-01-18
Washington to Continue
Music Feast This Week
With Three Symphonies
BY j. Mach.

Washington continues its feast of music the coming
week Never has she had crowded music season.
successful one.
Three orchestral concerts scheduled With the Or
chesras are two soloss Percy Granger pianist and
woman pianist whom we do know, Katie Bacon with
the Russian Symphony Orchestra under Modest Atschuer
in its single concert Thursday.
Pair" of Damrosch Concerts
The Washington times., 1920-01-18
COPS MAKE POINT IN CRAPS.

ATLANTA, Ca. Jan. 1s.-Two At
lanta policemen requested they be
given sl4 found in a craps game they
had raided and unclaimed by the
owners. They got 1t, but in the fu-
ture all Unclaimed articles found will
be disposed of at the "or hoss sale
instead of going TO the finder.
The Washington times., 1920-01-18
COrtOt-kindIer.

A concert brilliant and exquisite Is
promised in the fifth of the T. Arthur
Smith Ten Star series, at the New
National Theater Friday afternoon,
OF next week, when Alfred Cortot,
the wonderful French master OF the
piano, and Hans Kinder, one OF the
most delightful cellists ever heard at
the National Capital, are announced
for joint recital.
The brilliant success of NJ Cortot
in this city last week, following the
ovation accorded him in his New
York recitals, has increased the de-
sire of Washington music lovers to
hear him again in a recital program.
1t was but a little more than year
ago. at his joint recital here with
Marcia Van Dresser, that Kinder dis
closed his wonderful, EXQUISITE mas
terry of the cello. The concert of next
week, therefore, holds much of prom
Use for lovers of the highest artistry
in piano and cello music.
Josef Hofmann-Poli's Theater.
Josef Hoffman, the great pianist
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6orat oct lite ital fuulte iigea, at
6or'Iogct ipccIcIt aiGl0cr oen npr
pGrcltoc &~nocbapcr al Gmbcoct, ifcl
|c'ttnmcIlen iorit trUoe ifrait Oct
4oc Qtnri9 1921.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
Jneen Oif:ator !

&ongrc5mano araus ira Sroilna
hor i RcprP ireniat ct
6oriIag ONT Spbpuclien al Sen Iaa.
falotc Suermau Ict, Der qIper Bro
iioente1l Utpnoigbco til at operiere Il
Hegiertngsbureaus EIigtcr iii Ct AT.
Oct. San iortlareoe, at 6euiigter
meO 6orilagct par at iratoge ErG.
iloenten igien Ell Eort al Dcn int
perlallitiife % arbitrRre Mo9t, huor.
mcb hau utoer arigen par bIepat
iorlcnet."
"Ge 6orcneoc Stater fan taall
on Giftator / arigsttb. men alOrig
i Treostio", ertlPreoe ban. "Rit
6orila9 er life, Iortiotte han ret.
tet ip~ecielt moo Den nprppreu0e &e.
boer al set @uloe 6u9. men er meut
Tom CT Striot ! 9etnina al en- 8ieu-
opretteIie al Representatives StDre. .
5 Irle0ning 8rP'Iocuteu3 lang
purige Sggoom. buorlmoer &auoat
I ugeui5 iattiIt bar ppret uoeH Uoqcu
gie1icrluq. er Der - liPr cftcr oel
iummar,it &iifcoise ie Of S-t ,,
uiiter Canning - iremilt l,re oor
lag ! aongres len g%aaenoe I'D paa Al
iaa peotaget III geitemmelic ON. j
huor lang Sl6 Ell TrGiioent fan UGre
lIbcbiGIpeIlg ina, eaer iraoGrenoe ira
gambler, ier oct bllr Ell Eligt ior 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
Oklahoma ratifcerer.

Sfaboma Gitp, SfIa., oen 27oe
Sebr. Meiolutioncn ON at ratiiicere
oct fsoerale @rllnolopsomcnoement
ON ~aIminoelig Stemmeret for apin-
Der bIcp lent igaar peotaget al Se-
q~isloturcns Gepr9lentautbuS eiter
en- Ter 5imers mcget parm Se5at.
Ieiolutionen er tiOligere peotaget
al Senatet, iaa CALEDONIA err ben
33te Stat, JON bar ratinceret set
feoerale @rlHolopsamenoement OH
Stcnrmeret for &uiHoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
Sem 6anse Gpiuinser.

Scriey Gitp, g. s., Sen 26oeD 1ye.
bruar. Wrs. &ifaro Gobcrtn,
CONNER Sobertps Sllitru, nebtonl
iooa meo Spiainger Tor icmtc 8ang
poa HaO / DC 10 Ior, Sc bar pprct
giitc. Saaoel Mooeren ionn 9erlte.
ne bciinber Jig / beoite Sel9aocloe.
6amllien beitaar III, iorilocn al 6or.
Glorcnc, al Ter Tiger % 10 Gutter,
ioet TO al BE 9lore Ssrn CT aigaaet
oeO Se0elt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-02
Nof en- Hmerifancr muroet.

AogaIe3, Ari5., Den 2Soe 6ebrilor.
Ilcraloer Sraiicr, Ell amcritnnif
Sanoelsmaro % 8ru6eiugenisr,
bleu brGbt % bans 9roOcr, 5. u.
Sraiier, liuSiarlig iaaret UNDER en-
Stamp meo m~erifonife gor0itter,
iom igaor angreb og g~lproreoc ocrea
Buff / Vtautana Camp, ]fubD EoE
Giiice, 30 Dail berira % beIiggen0c
/ Rprbeoeu al ben m~eriforifc
8rGnie.