South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
concert will be given.

concert Will be given.
Playing such pretenuous mum
bers as William Tell Overture.
( the new Blackstone Symphony or
Chestra directed By Anton VitAlle,
made It's initial appearanG-. Satur-
day night. The organization plays
well and much capability as a direc-
tor - evidenced by the leader but
with FIVE brass instruments, the or
l chestra seems unbalanced at tim es.
/ 10 would be wrong 20 attempt any
/ criticism OF the symphony which
7 has been Ilaying but a few days and
l prospects for some excellent music
| by the orchestra are very bright.
Latest popular Victor records for
I the week are 4 Love You Sunday. "
I and i've Got the Blues from Ny
l Kentucky Home" az sung BY Van
/ and Schenck in the Ziegfeif Follies.
I Red Seal numbers most In demand
were the Stein Song By Weren-
rath. and Perpetual Motion" play
ed by Heifetz.
o. K records with the largest
\ sale were kiss A Miss" and lou,
l Where the West Begins" Best OF
I the o. K. concert numbers was the
! "Musetta Waltz" from la Boheme,
I given as a whistling solo. and ma
/ tional Emblem" march. played by
ConWay's band.
Emerson hits were Bring Back
! NY Love Dreams" and June I Love
No One But You"
I Rosie" is the latest Brunswick
/ popular number meeting with favor
with June" ranking second. Leo
I pold Godowski gives an excellent
I piano Offering in Rustic OF Spring."
Sing Ne 10 Sleep" sung by Irene
Williams. is in demand, dealers
say.
Duel de Kerekjarto, the young
violin artist being featured in CO.
lumbia records. plays "ROmanza
AndaluZa" for that company's hit
Of the week The first and third
movement Of "SCheherazade." as
played by the Cincinnati symphony
orchestra, is also meeting with
favor Van and Schenck, Of the
Zlcgfeld Follies. in I've Got the
Blues From Ny Old Kentucky
Home" and "Marimba." hold the
popular stage for Columbia records.
Best Of the popular sheet music
offerings were "I Want tO-Spread a
Little sunshine from MY Lady
lends" "Springtime." Rosie" and
some folks do not include the
American musical comedy in the
realm Of legitimate music but
some OF the most tunefuF and most
appreciated songs Of the day are
introduced TO the public in such
productions.
Take 1t From Ne" which comes
10 the oliver theater for three
nights beginning Feb. 4, has many
musical numbers which because Of
their Viewer rhythm and harmony
are known from coast to coast.
"The Call of Coy Little Home"
and Take II From Ne" are among
inc best offerings We understand
that the original cast from New
York viii appear here and those
who enjoy tuneful musical comedies
J should not overlook Take It From
+ Ne"
'Tis hard enough TO convince
most people Of musiC's worth but
out I'm Denver. Colo. they have
man who seems almost too appre-
Ci1tivc of the Universal Art"
William a White, supervisor Of
music in the Denver public schools.
is that gent, and see what YOU think
"The way to = mans heart isn't
through his stomach. girls. II YOU
want 20 win % home and keep a
happy husband coutended so in
for music T. will matter little
whether the biscuits arc like rocks
and the steak as tough as shoe
leather. Sc Won are able 20 dash
off n few oCtaves on the piano or
4ddle ur q lift Of soft music on
the violin, your tired business man
viii not require much nourlshmenl
for the inner man"
Knowing how TO play the piano
or violin is moro important than
cooking beans handling gas
range OF trimming n hoat" Prof.
White told members OF the
Mothers Congress and Parent
Teachers association.
The chances of hubbys appetite
being appeascd by replacing dinner
with a lullaby delightfully."- rendered
hy friend wife. was frankly frown-
Ell upon by a majority Of the moth
ers present, although they endorsed
the recommendation made by the
professor that credits be allowed In
high school for outside music
study.
The worst OF 81 Is that the ideas
for freak clothes for women are
usually the products Of the brains