The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS
MIsHEL PIASTRo ONE
NIGHT AT JEFFERSON
By EsTELI.E nnTHEA HALE

OF Mishei Piastro. the eelehrat.a
Russian violInist, Arthur M. Abeil
the international critic, says: "It Is
not likely that Leopold Auer viii.
bring out an American Elman. Herr
etz or Seidel this year, but a new
russian pupil OF his is now appearing
TINS season in this country to whom
wish to call special attention.
refer to Mishel Piastro. a truly won
der1ui violinist, one quite worthy 10
rank with Auer's best.
heard him in Berlin in 1912. an5
recorded his remarkable achieve
ments at that time. Piastro is a vir-
tuoso of great virility and brilltance.
He Is perhaps the most notable m
the Auer pupils of the last two
uecaoes VINO have not been heard in
TINS country. l know and have heard
many remarkable Disciples OF the
Famous master who studied with hin,
in Russia, but those names ara nnt
known here. Some OF them / bsar3
nearly 80 years ago, when MisheI
fiastro was only babe in arms
Mishel Piastro, whom this yAtara,
crttic places among the renowned
Virtuosi OF this generation, will be
presented here for the first time on
Wednesday night, November rs. at
o.io O'Clock, at the Jefferson theatre
under the auspices of the Music stud,.
club. Members will exchange tbsir
membership coupons at the theatre
three DAYS prior to the concert.
JANE CowL COMING TO JEFF
FERSON IN "sMILIN' THROUGH.
Ihere Is singular fascination in
the announcement of the appearance
Through at the Jefferson the latter
part of next week, for we are told
that In this fantastic comedy the Sc
wyns will offer their most ponular
star In a role dissimilar to those in
which she has hitherto appeared.
Not that the dominating figure of
"Smilin' Through" has no opportuni-
~ to express that tender pathos for
which Miss Cowl is noted. but that IL
blends Herewith whimsical humor
that is said to be delightful.
The new comedy is by Allan Lang
don Martin, a newcomer to the the
atre. and the scenic investiture is the
work of Joseph Urban. 1t comprises
but single scene--that Of an Eng
fish garden--but this garden is seen
as 1t is today, and as 1t was so years
ago, another fact that is suggestive
of delightful mystery and whimsi-
cality.
Surrounding Miss Cowi is com
pany of unusual excellence.
ssBABv TO BE PRESENTED At
THE JEFFERSON NEXT WEEK.
A new comedy in four acts will be
presented at the Jefferson theatre
Monday and Tuesday nights and
Tuesday matinee, when d. c. Curry
offers dramatization of Mary Rob-
erts Rinehart's sub-deb stories. en-
titled Bah"
The dramatization of these stories
has been made by Edward Childs
Carpenter. Bah s "a young school
girf of II. who fancies that she is
as much of a grown-up AS her debut
ante sister. and that she is entitled
to a full share of romantic adven-
ture. She is a charming embodiment
of all that is most exxsperating and
at the same time all that is delight
full in American girlhood.
For the title role MIR. Curry has
chosen Helen Weir, who Is just one
year G er than the laxative Bah
Assistng Miss Weir will be a COM
pany Of Unknown players. includ-
tng Char 'otte Wynters, Richard
FHoru ton. label Montgomery, will
liam A cl4rk. Margarc, Paige, CAT
vey herDerl and William hawkins.
<sJANUE fREA MONS SCORE
Ask, asT An LOEw's NiJOU
A caraeiSy idience greeted the
first preaeatati0aN 81 the vsudeville
bill al Lows 1851 u theatrg or the
last half Of the W Z yesteraeg after
noon. Tie BIN weli bundled
Dustin FarnUm Returns to thu
screen IN 'fhe IaH' Is the
featured inovint sltf action.