The Washington times., 1922-05-07
BY JESSIE MacBRIDE

Gustav Hinrichs, VINO comes as
guest" conductor Of Moore's
KiAito orchestra for one week be-
ginning tonight, has been one Of
the greatest music educators
Washington has ever known.
Just over the borderland Of the
younger" Eeneration, Washington
paid tribute for many seasons 10
Gustav Hinrichs. as conductor and
general musical director of his
S~n grand opera company, that
presented more opera novelties
than Washington has ever heard
before or since. in the realm Of
Grand opera.
Pred" Clark, CONDUCTOR OF
Keith's orchestra, is. according TO
Roland Robbins. resident manager
OF Keith's famous playhouse in
Warrington, the greatest musical
director in vaudeville. He never
Snissss . cue" And to anyone
Who rsalisss the meaning Of Mr..
Aobbins' last five words. there Is
. world Of praise in them that few
music directors could qualify for.
Xsdth's "fhird.of-a-Century" week
deubay emphasized Mr.. Clark's
,gifts because Of his "Third-of-a-
Century March"
Rollin Bond. musical director OF
the "washingtonians own
light opera orsanization-and also
conductor Of the orchestra for
their successful performances OF
"Pinafors.' Mikado." Chimes"
and "sweethearts." u now follow.
inG the advice Of those who have
been privileged to both hear and
see these performa nces by giving
q week Of Mile. Modiste," Victor
HsrbSrt's charming opera, At the
Bsiasco rheater beginning tomor-
row evening. Youth, freshness
Of voice, and costume, well-ehosen
easts, . chorus Of some OF Wash.
fnston's prsttiest girls with fine
voices Of both the maids and the
men. and q ballet With q little i'm
ported artist. are some Of the pleas
uYss Offered TO 4 public who likes
tunes and pictures and . spirited
Night opera.
Nov comes new that the
pageant. postponed because Of
the rain. will Be given next
wednesday afternoon and eve
ming. In the amphitheater Of the
Episcopal Cathedral grounds.
Music has bsen s,silfully welded
70 this symbolic pageant, THE
Cross Triumphant" that Mrs.
EliphaIet Andrsvs has % effsc.
tivsiy written, combining the in.
eidsnts Of the influsnce Of the
cress In . seYies Of dramatic
events.
The Navy Band. under Charles
B>ntsr, Will play this incidental
musie. II has bssn arranged and
eAeean BY Francis LsiSh, oonduc-
tor Of the Army Band. The music
stsry Win heishtsn the effect Of
the spectacle.
The Prelude, BY the great band.
Will bs Cathedral Music" frem
.I.shsngrin." Hebrew music has
bean chosen for the first scenes
Of Ct. Joseph Of Arinaathea. and
for the Angelic Episode. Then
fellbws saint. .saens' "Phaeton" for
n. AIban, and wherever possibls
Grsrorian music Will be empha.
sixsd. Song 20, Cessate." from
BiSSt's "L'Arlesienne Suite" will
be used, and in the entrance Of
Queen Bertha before st. Angus.
tine the professional music from
.ouSsn of sheba" OF Geldmark
MARKS this regal scene.
Fer 0Aiahad we have the Par.
sisal'' motive; wasner's Album.
0latt" will be played for 81.
Hilha: osburEa and children Gill
have Lullaby" by robAni, dance
I'm the Hall OF the Mountain
Kinss" from Peer Gynt Suite"
of Grief. and some Of the York
Pas-snt music by Noble. Scenes
Picturesaues" by MAsSsnet. fol.
loved BY the "Aneelus" will pre-
,,de the singing Of the Cathedral
Chimes and the singing cf the
Boy Choir.
"A Court Function" by SAT-
rsnAk. an Indian theme from
sAusA's jewellers ~ the West.
err World" "shsdo~ Dance" Of
MscDow,ll. with short remin scent