The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-25


Adequate Production Here.
The cast has been announced SCI
eral times, the orchestra is to lAclVde
some siyty-fivc players (.Wo rows 81
seats will be removed 70 make 70 m
for them), carloads. OF scenery, In all
a gigantic aud worthy production Of
A MAGNITUDE that heretofore ha'
never been attempted outside OF our
great Metropolitan opera house. ne
public seat sale is now on ana II oe-
hooves all students. professional mu-
sicians aud music lovers in general
10 grasp this great opportunity to sup
port such an unprecedented UNDER
taking in this section. remembering
that upon the support of this venture,
hangs the fate of all future hop'S o.
ans further opera presentations III
our midst by this organization Whlcn
Is including Almost every prominent
eastern city in its circuit.
ZaneIIi's Program.
Renato Zanelli. tho Chilean bari
tone. who Is ono of the leading fig
urc ut the Metropolitan opera house
this season, is to sing on MONDAY
evening, Dec. (. in tn" Narekt audi
toriun. under the local manag ment
Of J. {. Mullancy Of Martins Ferry,
In his program which has already
boon selected for this concert, Mr..
Zanelli Is 10 offer som" Of IN" most
Interesting examples OF great song
writing that exist.
Program Includes Five Languages
In order 10 show his versatility and
his mastery OF a wide variety o; song
literature, be- has included Frencn.
Italian. Spanish. German and English
song, on the program. The assisting
artist will be Sol Alherti, pianist, who
will DO heard in solo numbers as well
as in the accom- any artist for -" va
cdliSt. The pa tiCular select onH VII
be announced later. Popular prices
will prevail and cher" should re
large audicuCn in atttn.dE"c.
ciemenceau Stops the Opera.
II takes a pretty good man 20 sop
al operate performance ut III" Metro
'pol,,an, but that is NIgCisr.r what
George C!emcuceaI did th" oth'r
.night in New York In plain words,
he stopped tho SHOW" and vith n
less celebrity in the cast than Chal-
liapi1e at that. some tiger 1t is
related how he came late and, on his
way 70 occupy Manager Gatti-C1sa&-
za's grad tier box. was spotted by the
audience and the conductor OF the
Ioepra, esnSing tho situation, stopped
the act, swung the orchestra into IN"
strains Of the MarcSl'aiSr, while cries
OF "riva la TiGre' ard "Viye Ia
France" rose from the pit. Smil0ciy
he retired 10 the rear oF the box only
| ~ ~ F.ftrN iE.1 or
Icnestra started the star SpauGicd
Banner. 1t is said he remained about
an hour at the opera and then decided
10 go home again. causing another
small riot. This must have On in
teresting 10 the artists especially the
great Challiapine. who Is used TO he
the idol OF the hour.
Wheeling Highs Chapel Choir and
Orchestra.
Wheeling High School has Chapel
Choir and Orchestra. These students
are in their places each moraing.
Special musical numbers arc rendered
twice each week. One Of these Uum-
bers is q selection by the choir and
the other IS by one or more Of. the
students. thus emphasiEins tho must
cal talent Of tho school. The per
sonnet OF these organizations fol,o&s:
Sopranos Carolyn Schmcichel, Helen
.eMyer. Lillian HnU-o., kathryn
Seyho!G. Evelyn Becker. Ma sIret
Ncesor. Selma Gillespie. Ruth RE
del, Eleanor Ros ubc'g. ouise
Witzherser. Cora Levy, Carrie Nc
Clement, Mabel HenriChs. Bella
Kriegman.
Al:os Wilma Cowan. Alice Nickin-
botham. Elizabeth Jones, sara Levy.
Violet Market, Do o,by Van TreSS.
lane Stollar. Frances Mayer.
Bass-Jcromc Mjl,isou. William IL.
rich, WILDER Neer. Roy MsCuSkT.
I,onald Tinkley. Afford Car oil.
Teaor - Mont Rycor. Lawrence
Koehrscn, Harold Paur, Addison
Sharp.
Piano Elizabeth Clcmans.
Ccruct- Louise Evans.
Violin Roy Wallrabenstcin.
There j. also a Girls Glee club and
the Hugh School Orchestra u eoWn
twenty pieces who are planning COZ
rcctiUn Of supervisor. Miss Lucy Rob
inson. Their plans and the pc sonnet
OF the organization Will be reviewed
later.
Scottish Rite Chorus Concert.
The Scottish Rite Male Chorus, Of
twenty leading male voices Of the
city, will give program on Sunday
afternoon, Dec. 10, in the auditorium
of the John w. Morris Cathedral.
This concert will be the second in a
series arranged for Master MaSons
and their families during the winter
months by Edwin NJ. Steckel. director
OF music for ths Rite and who will