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New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
Three of Tully's Plays
To Be on the Screen

Three popular plays are to be pro-
duced on the screen in California.
They are "The Masquerader," which
will have for the star Guy Bates Post;
"Omar the Tentmaker" and "The
Flame" All thres are by Richard Wal
ton Tully, who is on his way to Cali
fornia to help direct the adaptations.
James Young will begin the work Of
directing "The Masquerader'' in De-
cember. Rudolph Valentino will prob
ably play Omar because he has proved
popular in the Oriental role in "The
Sheik." "The Flame" will be the last
Of the pictures to be filmed. They will
be made at the United Studios and re-
leased by First National.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
Tuesday

Hotel Plaza, $3.50 p. m, piano re-
cital by Robert Lowry:
Sonata No. VII, r major Mozart
Organ concerto D minor =. Bach -stradei
A. D. 1920; To Wandering Iceberg:
Scotch poem; Shadow Dance. Alacl5owei
Etude sharp minor. Op. 25, No. VII;
two nocturnes; @ minor. Op. 81, No.
l; G major, Cp. 81, No. II; Fantaisie
minor, Op. 40. 49.................C Chopin
Town Hall, s:15 p. m, piano recital
by Marie Mikova:
Capriccio Ionro
Hondo IN c. G.-......-...........B Beethoven
March (from RUNE of Athens) Beethoven
RubtnsteiTl
Variations Serieuscs .Mendelssohn
Sailade fiat: vaise A fiat; valse e
minor; Befceuse; Scherzo 3 nat
i..iior -Choplr
Childrens Corner. r...............De . ebussy
~ .iio 5sd.- Snlegene.
x.ois"or Il uuSple- . ltfrk fOca
Ride of the Cowboy. ...... Gertrude Ross
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

Sunday

Acolian Hall, 3 p. m. Concert by the
New York Symphony Society:
Symphony No. 8 in T. fat......... Mozart
Concerto in A for plano with orchestra.
Mozart
Overture. I'm Old Virginia" John Powell
Symptoms 10 poem. % LES Diinns, ...'. .sA''
Cesar Franck
Carnegie Hall, p. m. Concert of
music for the piano by Rachmaninoff:
15a,, Ba',ade no. .Liszt
Ballade No. 3; Nocturne. Opus II:
yalse, yyaalse, D fat major. scherzo. Opus
rableaux. Opus 80 &C minor ain ,s'''n
A mator) .............. .Rachmaninon
Etude tcapriccio>. opus IS. 80. .Dohnanyi
Taranteia venezis ksisleT
City College. 4 p. m. Free organ re-
cital by Samuel A. Baldwin:
WAGNER PROGRAM
Vvertsro .'......------.... Iannhauser'
Isolda's Death Song ;rr,stan ana S"1ngT,n Tno1dn.
prize song ........-. 1.-THE Master Singers
rrelnde ;;.., "Parsifar'
7''S ''' '" 'rh. rwileb, 81 the Gods,
Song to the Evening Star -. Tam hauser''
R'de OF the Valkyres. ..... THE valkyres"
Hippodrome, 8:15 p. m. Concert by
Richard Strauss, symphony orchestra,
and ELY Ney, pianist:
pUn pur,s1 oGaa o.. Strauss
| Ney. soloist. Strauss
Tod und Vcrklaerung Strauss
Pre,uae to "Lohengrin". n"........... Wagner
Hunter College, 8 p. M, recital by
Max Jacobs, violinist, and Minna Me
mann, pianist:
sonat'na' op. 100. for violin and piano
v,o,,. cal. c,. Dvoral.
Piano solos:
| Novelette, " Schruar,
Etude e major .Chonin i'm
H Rain IN the Garden ........... Debussy
Sonata. Op. 8. for violin and piano. Grieg
Metropolitan Opera House, $3.50 D. m :,
concert by Jeanne Gordon, contralto;
Florence Easton, soprano; Mario
Chamlee, tenor; Adamo Didur, bass;
Chief Caupolican, barytone; Louis
Rosa, barytone, and orchestra:
overture Die Meistersinger" Wagner
Ioreaoor song. from Carmen" -. Bizet
| a.. Chief Caupolican
Ari~7 .1asnrs nn ehgist = ~, ayec ardeur from
Miss Jeanne Gordon
Aria cislo mar. from La Gioconda""
| Ponchielli
Fre'tae tan snS and 1asIas. s.Dsath from "TTis-
s.,.. Nine. Florence Eastonn ''''
suits. from lie Coz dor" .........
Aria, y, Udite udite Q rustici. from
AHlisir d adaeae Amors" n,a.. n,a;;......D .Donizetti
Songs Morgen, Gaelic ...:....... Strauss
! Nine. Florence Easton
Aria; cortigiani vi razza dannata.
sg,oslo LOUIS Rosa '''''''. verdi
Orchestra
Town Hall, $3.50 p. M; concert by
the Friends Of Music:
Overture: "1domenso" (endins by
Reformation" symphony. No. S, in 'I,' Af
minor. Op. 107. Mendelssohn
Serenade for Wind Instruments op. Z,
Strauss
comedy Much Ado About Moth
ing" OPP. IL. Erich w. Korngold
Overture
Maidens in the Bridal Chamber
Crabapple and Plumwine--Maroh OF the
Intermezzo garden scene)
Hornpipe
Brooklyn Academy of Music, 3:15 p
M; concert by the philharmonic orches-
Beethoven
Concerto in D minor for violin and
OrcneStTa, Up, OIL Beethoven
Bronistaw Huberman
Symphony No. s. In q minor. Op. GA,
Tchaikovsky
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

letters, decisions being made at the
earliest possible moment after Janu-
ary L.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged by Miss Dorothy Berliner for
the concert to be given this afternoon
at the Henry Miller Theater for the
benefit of Hampton Institute, Hamp-
ton, Va. Miss Berliner is dividing
her program into three groups Of
classical and modern composers, in
cluding Bach, Franck, Chopin, Debussy
and the modern Spaniards.
A formidable array Of pianistic tall
ent is promised for Wednesday eve
ming, December 21, at Carnegie Hall, at
the concert in aid of the Moszkowski
relief fund. Some time ago, when it
was learned that the pianist and COM
poser Moritz Moszkowski was i'll and
in need, a relief committee was formed
with Ignace Paderewski as the honorary
chairman. Practically the entire COM
mittee will be included on the program.
and among those who have been asked
to take part, the majority of whom
have already accepted, are: Harold
Bauer, Fannie Observation-Disclosures, Ig-
mace Friedman, Ossip Gabrilowitsch,
Rudolph Ganz. Leopold Godowsky,
Percy Granger, Josef Holman, Ernest
Hutcheson, Josef Lhevinne, Yolanda
Nero, Serge Rachmaninoff, Arthur
Rubinstein, Ernest Schelling and Ger
maine Schnitzer.
A fssture of the program, which will
also include solo numbers by each
pianist, will be the "CarnavaW Of
Schumann, with each part played in ro-
tation by the various artists, and the
"March Of the Davidsbundler," played
In unison by the entirs ensemble,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

The New York Symphony Orchestra
will be heard in the third Symphony
Concert for Children in Aeolian Hall,
Saturday morning, December II, when
Walter Damrosch will illustrate the
percussion instruments.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
Music Notes

The Beethoven Association will give
its second subscription concert on
Tuesday evening at s:15 at Aeolian
Hall. Among the artists taking part will
be Schelling, piano; Georges Grisez
clarinet, and the Lett Quartet. The
program will include the Brahms clari-
net quintet and the piano quintet by
Schumann.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

versity Chorus. The soloists will be
Agnes Alsop Ward, soprano; Pearl
Benedict Jones, contralto; Ernest
Davis, tenor, and Edgar Fowlston,
barytone, with Professor Walter Henry
Hall, of Columbia University, conduct
ing.
Ernest Schelling will give his second
recital of the season at Town Hall on
Sunday evening, December II.
The second subscription concert of
the Letz Quartet will take place at
Aeolian Hall on Tuesday evening, De-
cember 13.
The subjects Of the opera recitals
to be given by Mrs. George Lee Brsady
at the Ambassador during the month
of December are as follows: December
6, "Die Tote Stadt" (the Dead City,;
December Is, "Der Rosen- -Kavalier";
December 90, no recital because of the
holiday; December 81, special Christ
mas matinee performance, "The Blue
Bird"
The second of the Schola Cantorum
lecture-musicales will be held at Mrs.
William Woodward's house, 9 East
Eightysixth Street, on Thursday, after
noon, December 8, at 4 o'clock. H. A.
Fricker, conductor of the famous Men
delssohn choir of Toronto, will speak
on the "Choral Music Of Great Britain
and Canada" with illustrations by a
selected chorus from the Schola Can
forum.
As a special memorial to Enrico
Caruso twelve operatic scholarships
will be awarded by the Mario Salvini
School Of Bel Canto through the gen.
erosity Of Signor Salvini, lifetime
friend and admirer of the late tenor
Candidates should write to Caruso
Scholarship Committee, Mario Salyini
School Of Opera, 21s West Seventy first
Street, stating whether beginner OF
not. Appointments FOR hearing will
be made In order Of che receipt Of the
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

Albert Coates, the British conductor,
who will VISIT this country for period
Of ten weeks as the gusst-conducto Of
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
Chaliapin as Boris
Feature of Fourth
Week of Season

Korngold's opera "The Dead City"
will open the fourth week of the Metro
politan opera season tomorrow night,
with Nine. Jeritza and Messrs. Harold
and Diaz and other members Of the
original cast. Mr.. Bodanzky will con-
duct.
Other operas this week will be:
"Mefstofele" on Wednesday evening,
with Mines. Easton, Peralta, Howard
and Perini and Messrs. Gigli, Didur,
Bada and Paltrnieri. Mr.. Moranzoni
will conduct.
"Ernani" on Thursday evening, with
Mines. Ponselle and Egener and Messrs.
Martinelli, Titta Ruffo, Mardones, Bada
and Reschilian. Mr.. Papi will conduct
and Miss CALI and Mr.. Bonfglio will
dance.
"Parsifal" on Friday afternoon, be-
ginning at 1 o'clock, with Nine. Matz-
enauer and Messrs, Sembach, White
hill, Didur and Gustafsen. Mr.. Bo-
danzky will conduct.
Boris Godunoff" on Friday evening,
with Mines. Gordon, Howard, Delaunois.
Dalossy and Telva and Messrs. Har-
rold, Chaliapin (for the first time in
America in the title role), Rothier
Bada, Audisio, Schlegel, Paltrinieri,
D'Angelo and Ananian, Mr.. Papi con-
ducting.
"Tosca" at the Saturday matinee,
with Miss Farrar and Messrs. Marti-
nelli and Scotti, Mr.. Moranzoni con-
Quoting.
"Cavalleria Rusticana" and "Pag-
liacci" at popular prices on Saturday
night-in the former Mines. Jeritza,
Perini and hatfield and Messrs. Per-
tile and Picco; in the latter Mines.
Easton and Messrs. Crimi, De Luca,
Bada and laurent. Mr.. Moranzoni
will conduct.
"La Boheme" will be sung at the
Brooklyn Academy of Music Saturday
night, December 10, by Mines. Aida and
Roselle and Messrs Gigli, Danise, Di-
dur, Mardones, Audisio, Reschilian and
Ananian, Mr.. Papi conducting.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

Szymanowski's new Symphony No. 2
in B fiat will be played for the first
time In America by the New York
Symphony Orchestra in Aeolian Hall,
Sunday afternoon, December IL.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

Handel's Messiah" will be given at
the Brooklyn Academy on Monday even
ing. December IL, by the Brooklyn Ora
torio Society and tks Columbia UNI
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

Jose Echaniz, the Cuban pianist, will
give his first recital in the Town Hall
on the evening Of January 4. He re-
turns to America after years abb
sence.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
Thursday
Aeolian Hall. 8 D. m.. song recital b

Aeolian Hall, p. M, song recital by
Beatrice Cast, soprano:
She Never Told Her Love. Hayden
Bel piacere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Handel
Fingo sosr per mio diletto. Arr. by visrdos
snowbeils; Sandman; Er lists schumann
Aria from ''Metistofele". ".............. .Boito
Ara Iisssu from oiea Louise charpenties stardes
Come Unto These Yellow Sands.
Observation-Disclosures. Frank La Forge
Expectancy ..... Frank La Forge
La primavera d.or. ..Glazounow-I. la Forge
Carnegie Hall, 8 p. m.-Concert by
New York Symphony Socety, repetition
Scene / and Finale from "Rhinegold,'
wotan's Farewell from Die walkuere"
Wagner
Fred Patton
Two excerpts from Goetteraaem- Ia
siegfrieds eefrunF Rhine Journey. " s''''
Siegfried and the Rhine MaidenA
At $3.50 p. m.-Concert by the Phil
harmonic Orchestra:
symphony m IN IN major. Military yr.van
Concerto for violin; Op. IT,. Brahms
Symphonic Poem. THE Death of Tin
slavio ssfs'es March op. TchaiSonsSy i9s'nsy
Town Hall, s:15 p. m. Concert by the
Peoples Chorus Of New York:
Mutt a Etoiles Observation-Disclosures. .Debussy
Maria's Slumber Song. Reger
l. EnleVement '..'...-.'-.......- .Levaoe
Al lne w ell. ii az SfntA
Miss May Peterson--Mr Stuart Ross at ths
piano.
Continued on next page)
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
Programs of the Week

, Romance sans paroles. Joseph Bonnet
Within Chinese Garden. r. s. StoughtoTls
Fiat Lux tLet there be iight) -Th. Dlbeis
Paul Receives His Sight. Otto Mailing
Adagio Dolce. from Third Trio
sno1 N &, +, -. >. Bach
I'll b .IenEnu
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
Monday

Aeolian Hall, 8 p. M; piano recital
by Phoebe Jefferson:
Chlldren's Corner ..............D .Denussy
The Gargoyles of Notre Dame 49,. Leg ginska
Ballade In minor. Liszt
rartita In B fiat. t..................B Bach
Polonaise in fat minor; Nocturne
- IN minor. .,.............. 4. ... Chopin
At 1915 p. M; recital by the London
String Quartet:
Quartet for strings in G major, No.
Quartet "a yrs'eIs fos saltlnn? nsrngs in asi
Quartet for strings in F minor op.
So'.' ........ Beethoven
Town Hall, p. m. Song recital by
Adele Parkhurst, soprano:
Deb piu me non v'ascondete. .Bononcini
va Svaghissima sembianza ..... ,Donaudy
Over hill. over dale-Old English. Cooke
lis etaient trois pstits chats biancs. pierns rns
viens! Une hute invisible soupire. .caplet
Ba De Fleurs. ...-.......... ..Jongen
III Iove u' my Cod and He loves me suI,anis fais
Lullaby; The Green Eyed Monster.
Lord Berners
The Virgin Sings. s...... Dirk Foch
The Peach Flower; The Garden of
Homage to Spring g..............Mc McFayden
At 8:15 p. m. Violin recital by
Michel Hoffman:
Ciaccona Observation-Disclosures. Vital
Dedication .............. Schumann-A -Auer
Reverie .................... Vieuxtemps
Elfentanz (etude in thirds). ....... CARR
Concerto Pathetique. r sharp minor Ernst
Hebrew melody .....,.............A Achron
Scherzo Tarantelle ........... .Wienlawski
Nocturne in e fiat. Chopin Sarasate
Caprice Basque .................Sa Sarasate
Wanamaker Auditorium, $3.50 p. M
Organ recital by Marcel Dupre:
Choral Prelude on "Rsveiliez-vous' les So N'
veilleirs vous appellant. t.-.... Bach
Four versets on Ave Maria (stelie)
Marcel Dupre
First Symphony ................ .Vierne
Improvisation--In the form of a fugue on
a theme submitted by an eminent mu-
sician.
Church of the Holy Communion, 8:15
p m. Organ recital by Lynnwood Far
nam.
verset on she Antiphon while the
King sItteth at His Table" tB fiat
Three Antiphons to the Magniacat.
No. lcantilene> typifying 'Iie
Hath Put Down the Mighty"
No H,s nspaS ntspltyii,ns He Remembering
No: I, IMPLYING GLORY Be to the
Father"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

Jascha Heifetz, just returned from
his Australian and Western American
tour, will appear in New York on Sat-
urday afternoon, December II, at Car
negie Hall.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

the New York Symphony Orchestra,
will sail from England December 10,
on the White Star liner Cedric.
Thalma Given, violinist, announces
her annual recital at Carnegie Hall for
the evening Of Monday, December IL.
The Trio Classique, an organization
composed of Celia Schiller, pianist;
Maurice Kaufman, violinist, and John
Mundy, 'cellist, will give public con-
cert at Aeolian Hall on Monday even
ing, December 10.
Vladimir Rosing, Russian tenor, will
give his second recital at Aeolian Hall
next Thursday evening. On this oc-
cssion Mr.. Rosing will be heard in a
program Of love songs.
On Sunday afternoon, December II,
Emilio de Gogorza will give his second
| New York recital at the Town Hall.
Lambert Murphy, tenor, will sing at the
Town Hall on the afternoon Of Decem-
Der IL.
At the Town Hall on the evening of
December IL Lajos Shuk, lately cellist
with the Letz Quartet, will give re-
cital with Mrs. Gladys Axman, of the
Metropolitan Opera Company as assist
ing artist, who will interpret several
of his songs.
Jascha Heifetz, just returned from
his Australian and Western American
tour, will appear in New York on Sat-
urday afternoon, December II, at Car
negie Hall.
| Jose Echaniz, the Cuban pianist, will
give his frst recital in the Town Hall
on the evening Of January 4. He re-
turns to America after a years ab-
sence.
| Handel's Messiah" will be given at
the Brooklyn Academy on Monday even
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

the New York Symphony Orchestra,
will sail from England December 10,
on the White Star liner Cedric.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

ThHlma Given, violinist, announces
her annual recital at Carnegie Hall Cor
the evening Of Monday, December IL.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

letters, decisions being made at the
earliest possible moment after Janu-
ary /.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

Vladimir Rosing, Russian tenor, will
give his second recital at Aeolian Hal
next Thursday evening. On this oc
casion Mr.. Rosing will be heard in &
program Of love songs.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
The Dancing Nuns in
hsyerbecr's Opera

We wonder. too, how many Of the
present habitu6s of the Metropolitan
q 1pesa House can recall the scene in
Aooert lie Diable" which Is traycstied,
ssaa;y and ineffcctively travestied, in
|0'e Tote Stadt." We can recall no per-
Itefnanee Of tho opera since the first
.sAson at the Metropolitan. thirty-eight
sfars ago. when the scene that out
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

Ernest Schelling will give his second
recital Of the season at Town Hall on
Sunday evening, December II.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

The second subscription concert of
the Letz Quartet will take place at
Aeolian Hall on Tuesday evening, De-
cember 13.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS.
Was Discussed at Committee Hearing
Last Evening.

A largely attended public hearing
on the bill providing for an appropri-
ations of S250000 annually for the
next two years TO be expended in the
eradication of bovine tuberculosis was
held in Representatives hall last
evening. with Mr.. Barber of Brattle-
boro, chairman of the committee on
appropriation, presiding. There were
many speakers on this measure, most
of them in its favor.
Mr.. Luce of Pomfret, chairman of
the agricultural committee. read the
report of the financial standing of the
department for the eradication of tu
berculosis. showing why this amount
specified is needed. Nay Smith of
Brandon, secretary of the Vermont
Ayrshire club, told of the resolution
recently adopted by that club express
ing the hope that the work of eradi-
cation NAV be continued on a larger
scale than ever before. Similar action
and hope was expressed by Redfield
Philips of Montpelier, breeder of
Guernsey cattle. II. NJ. Lee, represent
ing the Jersey breeders, Mr.. Paramelee
of Putney, a member. of the House,
read a favorite resolution adopted by
the Holstein- -Friesian breeders.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
aover the Hill to the pOOrhouss. y

Aemil c. Eggert. banker, of Yuma,
Ariz., has learned that his father, John
Eggert, for whom he had searched for
years and whom he had hoped to care
for in his old age, is dead and buried in
the paupers' buTying field of the Denver
county poor farm. He will also learn
that money he sent in care of Den
yer woman was never delivered to the
father.
The superintendent Of the poor farm
sent message after giving these de-
tails to Mr., Eggert after he had re-
ceived letter of inquiry from the
banker.
Tn the letter from Yuma, Mr. Eggert
said that he had searched for h.>
ther in vain until he heard he was in
Denver. and he obtained the name of
the woman in whose home he had a
room. The banker sent money in care
OF this woman for his father, but the
elder Eggert already was in the poor
house. The money, it was said, was net
forwarded to him.
Later the son heard that his father
was at the poorhouse, and he wrote the
superintendent, telling him if this was
true TO remove the elder Eggert to some
home or institution where he would re-
eeive proper care.
81 am willing to pay any sum to in
sure my fathers comfort. / cannot at
this time go to see him. but shortly
will 60 TO Denver" the letter said
New York Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
Modifies European Corn BOrer Quaran-
tine Regulation.

Washington, d. C., Jan. PA modi-
fication of the European corn borer
quarantine announced by the United
States department of agriculture here
to-day eliminates, during the period
from Jan. to June |, 1921, the re-
quirement of inspection and eertifiea-
tion of celery, green beans IA the pod,
bests with tops, spinach, rhubarb, and
cat and rye straw, as such or when
used as packing. During this period,
it is said, there is no risk from such
products even though grown in the in
Tested area.
Most of the products of this class
on sale in Boston and shipped out of
the city are received from southern
points, II is believed. therefore, that
the new change in regulation win do
away with much unnecessary work and
win result in a material saving to the
At present the quarantine against
the borer extends to the states of Mas
sachusetts, New Hampshire, New York
and Pennsylvania, and regulations gov
ern the movement of articles likely
TO carry the pest from the infested
localities to other parts of the coun
try.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-26
MORTGAGES MAY BE
SCRAPS OF PAPER"
Harry A. Butterweck, Who Gave Them
at Allentown, Pa, Is Arrested
on Charges of Forging and
Embezzlement.

Allentown, Pa, Jan. 26.--NNith more
than score of lawyers trying to un-
ravel the tangled affairs of Harry A..
'Butterweck to learn if mortgages and
deeds to homes held by their clients
are worth more than the paper they
are written on, the accused real estate
operator refused to-day to make any
statement. He is in Jail on charges
of forgery and embezzlement. 1t is
alleged by former Congressman Fred 4.
Lewis that his defaleations will total
more than half million dollars.
A number of elergymen are among
htose who hold mortgages declared by
the police to be worthless. The Rev.
A. NJ. Lebensperger of Bethlehem has
a $1,000 mortgage on property valued
at $500, on which Butterweck is al
legged to have sold mortgages totalling
$4,000. Director of Public Safety j.
Herbert kohler invested $4,000 for
relatives in Butterweck property and
mortgages.
A lawyer declared that a deed was
given his client by Butterweek to a
fifth house in four-house row, while
another found that his clients deed was
for an underground alley instead of the
house thought to have been purchased.
In the recorders office it has been dis
covered that Butterweck has issuee six
on one property.