The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
usic and Musicians
EDITED BY EDWIN M. STECKEL

ira George MeiSter conducting, to be
gwen sunday afternoon. November
9TH. in the Cathcdari auditorium. All
Master MNsonS and their families will
be- Admitted. MaGame Albert comes
from Baltimore to Wheeling especial
L. for this appearance. following an
engagement as sU,oiSt with the Bhltl-
more symphony Orchestra. She Is to
give : .hubert's Dem Unedlichen
with the orchestra in Baltimore. What
numbers she will use III the Wheeling
concern viii be announced later. Ed
win NJ Stcckrl, who is in charge or
the Mas mic musical affairs. will be
her arcOmplnSt. Madame Albert has
appeared with great success in all OF
the large eastern cities anu in CANADA
as well. Her press notices, written
by recognized critics. are the most
flatteying. Her appearance in Wheel
Ing should be one OF the outstanding
e-ents OF the season.
Schipa and Gali-Curct.
It happens frequently that the
names ct two famous artists become
linked together through no premedlta'
ton on their part Circumstances &C
count for many strange happenings.
Such is the case with Galli-Curci and
Tito Schipa (Skee-pa). leading tenor
OF the Chicago Opera Company. VINO
Is booked to appear early in Arach
this season in Wheeling, under the
management Of J. ID. Mullaney. who so
successfully presented Gall-Curcl TINS
week.
These two artists began their ca
reers toecther in 1913. at that time
both said TO be in their early twenties
(Now how old is GaIli-CurciO. IN a
performance Of "Sonnambula. IN
Milan. The following year they gave
a Joint concert in LecCe. the home
town OF Schipa. Then GalliCurrci
went to South America and Europe
where she earned many laurcls. While
Selma made an Cnviablc reputation
in SNain and finally in South America
In 1919 they found themselves aEain
united professionally in the chicago
Company. In which company they
have tremendous successes together
as co stars In many Of the operas re-
uuiring a mastery of tn" art OF bel
Capto such as these artists skilfullE
interpret. The Sch pa concert will b.
an event worth while in our present
season.
Woman's Club Chorus.
Miss Caroline Brandtass, chairman
of the Music Department OF the Wo,
mans Club, Is very anxious that this
chorus be enlarged this season. she
makes il clear that the club Will wei
come to its membership and chorous
ranks. a large number of women who
as vet. are not identified with the de-
partment but who personally and Vo
callv are eligible and would be an as
set TO the chorus. The rehearsals are
he'd each Wednesday afternoon at 2:O3
for one hour only. Pau Allen hey
mer, directs the chorus and his aollit!
and experience as a successful dlrec'
for argues we'll for the personal Dene'
nt 70 be derived from the reheadsais
and for the standard Of the programs
70 be given. Give this chorus your
support.
chaliapine.
One hears locally so many different
Recommendations Of this eminent art
lists name and so many attempts ID
accommodation, that we wonder l. there
IS a correct way to say 1t. have the
authority OF Galli-Curci in giving the
following pronunciation. She Should
know. She gives it thus "Shawl-e'ah'
Mn " with the accent Oh the first syl-