Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-09
EAlRMoUNT ORCHESTRA
IN REQUEST PROGRAM
COMPOSITIONS Selected BY Ballot
Final Concert Tomorrow

Final SCnCcVk
Tho Fnirmount Park Symphony Or-
chestra, under Thaddcus kich, VIII PLY
n request program at Lemon liiI
tonight This schedule mas peen Se
lccted from the compositions recels,.e
highest number Of votes IN tne lecen. a',
baIlotting. Connoisseurs OF MUSIC say
Pb;Iodelnhia may be proud of the, taste
of ;tc music lovers which is reflected
in the following program:
overture, "Tannhauser," .'.''''''. s,Tsnss STsnss
Waltz 'Dlue Danu3o ip,,.,;r,dcoss,,'' IIsxt
SYMPHONIC Poem les ~ rreISuePs ns Faust '~'
Excerpts from "Da"""''''' u Rerlloz
J. % M,nast ., Ct ,HH The sXlphs Wi,l OF the "'S''
F.nale, XdasiG lamcnttoso from n?Tschs,Aowsky
A,sSr" sEmSH%nS CON brio. from SYMPHONY pooroy.,
"o! No. g. Z minor .''..''''' o8ScissN6n bSSiiaoE6en
g. %}.y;%ls yS!ss 1!Irsis 1rsii?S rscSaiSo%sS2
The final concert for children was
given at Lemon Hill at 10 80 clock
this morning. ,.a ,.
The Orchestra makes Its last np-
pearance Of the season tomorro" misl.,
The feature Of the concert VIII De
.bo nnncarance as soloist of Nine. Nina
Enshctz, dramatic soprano. Nine. ko-
.hoty who was one of the stars OF the
Noscow Opera in pre- Bolshevik days,
.,ame to New York in January, 1N2l.
She has appeared as soloist with all oi
,ha leading symphony organizations IN
his country, including the Philadelphia,
Roston. Detroit, Clevel land and Min
ueupolis Orchestras, and as guest ar
tied with the Chicago Grand opera
md lately In New York with the nus
sian Grand Opera Company.
The program for tomorrow hlgnt VIII
be-
SUITE r,I1sAs rhAsloe'o""et tcj H2 2da..:,,o R'''
NorweFian Rhnpsody 7Ti.ohIa.kowsES gSiS
Aria f'''S Nine ae Nina Koshet4 ur,.-
Invitation to tho Dance .',.,oa ,.;.''''...'."eeer
psSysSrt DsncS 81 tho %ppfentiess, from "p'S
ReNSrS aSd bsnco from The FS'' 81
soer"''hinFNT Nmc Nina Kosheta '"'07'D' Sony
Overture Die MetstarsinseF" ''''' Wagner
The Philadelphia Marine Band plays
this afternoon at Hunting Park. The
&qSsS i4s ops:a T;,umssnae F. ss''s
waltz, "Mlis, G,od!ste." ",'..,c' " HSrSert Rs1Nrt
fH,SSmsalo sSSS'5Sg: *IS:fsH ossnsssS
New York Hippodrome' .,..., j. ;. Sousa
Tho evening program will be:
Overture, Morning, Noon and
ws. q tho Winds" RI + Fri6Si HiI5
seIec"iSH seiS"f from opera. bohemian no,..
peGsterr!to,lvo IA Hunting Scene, ,,', ',
Overture, Light Cavalry. suppe
'VSay .';S$ay 4 WbMo W p9rGngfn nc, forr
March, arch" Tenth Restinsn,, r b, Hall
'Star-Spangled Ranner
The Philadelphia Police Band, Lieu
tenant Joseph Kicfer, bandmaster, will
play tonight ut Fifteenth street and the
Parkway. The program:
March Plume OF Purity" tnew>. ... Kiefer
ESstnfrS puet from .Norma," 1.-TWO Trombonies f'N'f
BelIini
Descriptive. The Death OF Custer
Waltz. Dream OF childhood" >. .waIdteufei
Grand WHrla SHM}SstoS oyor Ho"' sweet one Lnmpo
Soprano solo. "se saran Rose. .....Ardlti
sslsS'GPh, salon Piece. 0a1 "Firat Heart Thrc6s A''
Eilenberg
rsfSm1aIifl fSp All and Glneoin
Among the musical attractions slated
for the early part of the season is a
concert in the Academy of Music Foyer
on the evening of October 10 by the
Chamber Music Society of San Fran
cisco. This organization will participate
In the annual Berkshire Festival this
year.