The New York herald., 1920-01-11

Aeolian Hall on next Saturday night. The
Burleigh. Speaks, Korsakoff, Rachmani-
noff, Schubert and Arensky.
Marchesa Messy Cappelli and Marchese
Orazio Cappeli will give a song recital
on next Tuesday afternoon in the Princess
Theatre. They will sing a group Of songs
by Depussy. Gluck's "Spiagge amate," :"
Scarlattis Non dar piu pene' and Bur
leigh's Tell Me Once More
! Miss Eva Gauthier will give the second
Of a series of Sunday night recitals in the
Greenwich Village Theatre tonight. Her
programme includes works of modern
Italian composers. She will also sing
"Trois Poemes d'Amour,' by Erik Satie.
and a group Of Aesops Fables arranged
by Mrs. Mabel Wood Hill.
Miss Lenora Sparkes. soprano, win give
a recital in Aeolan Hall on next Thursday
afternoon. Her programme is composed
of Italian, French and English songs.
Roger Derning will be the accompanst.
Mime. Yvette Guilberts recital in Maxine
Elliotts Theatre tonight will be the last
OF this series. The programme is COM
posed OF Chansons des Petits Soupers,
Chansons des Soldats Chansons Popu-
laires and the Soliloque du Pauvre. Nine.
Guilbert will be assisted by Miss Emily
Gresser, violinist.
Hans Ebell will give a piano recital in
Aeolian Hall tomorrow night He will
play Glazounoffs sonata in 3 flat minor,
op. "a; several short pieces by Granados,
Rosenthal. Rachmaninoff, Scriabine and
Ebel. and close his programme with a
group by Chopin.
Angelo Raggini, tenor who will give his
first recital here in the Sixty-third Street
Music Hall on next Saturday night, will
include in his programme the 20 Cara
Immagine," from Mozarts Magic Flute"
and Dvorak's bypsy songs. Hess. 'cellist.
will play Gluck's andante and Chopin's
nocturnc.
on next Tuesday night in Carnegie Hall
Mime. Helene kanders, soprano, will sing
Mozart's Dove Sono, recitative and aria,
from 10 Nozze di Figaro" Rachmanin-
offs "The Soldiers Bride" Monssorg-
lskys '"TrepalS' and Beethoven's 20 Let
the Night My Bushes Hide
Tho third Commodore Friday evening
musicale will be held i'm the Hotel Com
modorc on next Friday night. The artists
are Nine Frances Aida. soprano; Mischa
Elman, violinist. and Giovanni Martinclli,
tenor. Nine. Aida will sing Debussy's
Noel des Petits Enfants' and Speaks
Morning" Mr.. Martineli viii sing
Tostfs 'sBaciami'' and Costa's "Sei Morta
Nella Vita Mia" Mr.. Gilman will play
Lalos Symphonic Espagnole" and a
Grieg- -Elman nocturne.
The New York Banks GIee Club.
Bruno HUM conductor, viii give its first
concert OF the season in Carncgfe Hall on
next Saturday night. Some OF the selec-
tious in which the eighty men will be
heard are MacDoweil's Cradle Song
Laurent de Riffs "The Rider OF the
Night and Coleridge Taylor's Drake S
Drum" The soloists will be Miss Mary
Jordan, contralto, and Cornelius Van
I Vliot, violoncello.
\ A concert will be given by Miss Emmy
|Dcstinn and the Metropolitan Opera or
|crestra, under the leadership Of Georges
Lapcyre. French conductor, in the HIPPO
drome this afternoon.
Nine. Frances Aida and Orville Harold,
Of the Metropolitan Opera company
Emilio Dc Gogorza. barytone. and Pablo
Casals. 'cellist. will appear at a. Morris
Bagbys concert in the Waldorf-Astoria
tomorrow forenoon.
Maurice Maeterlinck is announced "a
speak In French on THE Effects OF the
War" and to read from some of his works
AZ tho third Of Baili Horueman's 3 rnatinees
in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel on Tuesday.
ehe
Tho Bowdoin College Musical Clubs will
give a concert at the Astor Gallery or the
/ Waldorf-Astoria. Tuesday January l3
under auspices of the Alumni Association
and Maine Society An informal reception
Y viii follow
AZ a concert for the Girls Protective
League in Carnegie Hall on next Tuesday
Afternoon Nine Frances AIDA, soprano, OF
tho Metropolitan Opera Company, will he
tho soloist The now Symphony Orchestra,
directed by Artur Bodanzky. viii play n
programme of symphonic music The
concert will brgin statewidc movement
no interest New York ln the work now
done by tho Girls' Protective Jeague, NJ
no 800 East rutY-frcpnJ street, tc
safeguard The girls OF New York city.