New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

The marriage was the elimination of
romance which began when the sing
err sailed hurriedly from New York last
spring, in the hope of reaching dying
mother before the end. Mr.. Glotzbach's
devotion and assistance in expediting
Nine. Matzenauer's travels won not
only her gratitude but her heart
Nine. Matzenauers first husband was
the tenor. Ferrari Fontana, who since
their divorce some time. ago has also
remarked.
John Mccormack will appear in con-
cert at Fhe Ocean Grove Auditorium
thursday evening, August Is.
A special train on the Jersey Central
Railroad Will leave Ocean Grove imme-
diately after the concert for New York
and will stop at all the principal sta
tions en- route
This will be Mr. McCormack's only
concert in this vicinity prior to No
vember.
The American Orchestral Society, Inc,
will begin its eleventh week of noon
hour concerts, presenting the Neigh
borhood Orchestra under the direction
Of Jacques L. Gottlieb, at Battery
Park on Tuesday and Madison Square
Park on Thursday in the following
programs:
Overture, ''Midsummer Nights Dream"
AIeudeissohn
Opera Selections. "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana ........... Mascagni
Two hungarian Dances, Nos. and 5.
Brahms
Januoe waves Waltz ............ Ivanovict
! March from Alfalfa ...... Mendelssoln
The same orchestra will play Tues
day evening in the courtyard Of P. S.
~, Claremont Parkway and Washing
ton Avenue, Bronx, and Thursday eve
ming on the roof Of Washington Irving
High School, in case of rain in the
auditorium, for this pair of concerts,
making the ninth week of the series of
evening outdoor concerts. The program
will be:
Overture, "Massaniello" Auber
Opera Selections Faust" .... Gounod
soprano aria. Herodiade III est doux.
ida Berger Gottleb.
Allegro con grazia tPathe.io sym
pnony) ;.....,.. ...... -Tschaiko wsky
Benjamin H. Schwartz and Alfred Rusch
Waltz, Tales from Vienna Woods" Strauss
March, from 'Tannhauserv Wagner
Mischa Elman arrived here last week
from Vancouver completing a six
month tour ct the Far East and ORR
ent, where he appeared in over fifty
concerts. In Toxic he established
new record For concert performances,
giving eight successive recitals in as
many evenings.
Besides the Toxic appearances, Mr..
Elman gave five successive evening
concerts in Shanghai, China. In Java
and the Dutcn Indies he appeared in
series of twenty concerts. Other cities
visited by him were Yokohama, Har-
bin, Singapore and Manila.
Mr.. Elman returned enthusiastic
about the reception accorded him
throughout the Far East. He found
the natives, as we'll as the Occidental
colonists, fervid lovers of music. His
programs, which were identical with
those presented by him in Europe and
America, were received with arpre-
citation of the Western modes of mu-
steal composition.
Nine. Julia Claussen, of the Metro
poitan Opera Company, has been en-
gagged for the September October sea-
son of opera in Mexico City under the
management of Antonio Pacetti. Sep
TENDER Is being the centenary of Mex
ico's independence, Wagner's Die
Walkure' Will be given with Nine
Claussen as Brunnhilde. Other roles
for which she has been engaged include
Dalilah in Samson ct Dalilah." the
title part in Carmen" Amneris in
Aida" and Salome in "Herodiade." Al,
these works with the exception of
Carmen" are to be sung in Italian.
Franz c. Bornschein has beep awarded
the prize of 500 offered to composers
of the United States for the best set
ting OF Charles Luder's poem, "The
Four Winds" by the Swift e. Co. Male
Chorus, Chicago Mr. Bornschein is
teacher of violin and composition. The
award was made by Leo Sowerby, Allen
Spencer and D. A. Clippinger.
According to reports from Leipzig,
the famous Gewandhaus Orchestra is
planning an American tour next season.
Arrangements for the tour will be
made by the equally famous conductor
of the organization, Arthur Nikisch. 1t
is stated that the orchestra and its
conductor will give concerts in all the
larger cities of the United States. The
organization was formed in 1881.