The Washington times., 1925-03-30
ORCHESTRA
SEASON
ENDS
With zimbalist in Recital and
Stokowsixi in Final Con-
cert, Season Wanes

conducting. Cartot, soIOist.
Tuesday, e'.MartkA," FIOt0w's
Opera. under Community CenterS,
&C Central High School.
Wednesday. 4:30-Efrem Zfmbal-
AT I'm violin recital. Polls.
wednesday, 8-sMartha," ut
Eastern High School.
Saturday. 3-BrunO HUM, COM
poser: Gretchen Hood, soprano,
and Raymond G. Moore, baritone,
: in Mcdowell Colony benefit,
Rauscher's.
The Philadelphia Orchestra, Leo
pold Stokowski conducting, will give
Its final concert of this season at
the National Theater tomorrow al
ternoon at 4:S0, with Alfred Cortot,
famous French pianist, as soloisr,
under the management OF the 4.
Arthur Smith, Inc, concert bureau.
Cortot was heard here recently in
the Star concert series presented
by this concert bureau, giving a
program of imposing proportions.
The program Tuesday is: Sym
phony, B flat major (Chausson1;
s'Fete- Dieu a Seville (Albeniz); con-
certo for plano and orchestra. No.
IN u x11AHOT =N0tlAGSeOuCAASIg oAAN SA-S
TaiIleferro concerto.
This concert marks the close of
the appearances Of this orchestra at
The National Theater. Next season
thew will be presented at the Wash
ington Auditorium, where the great
Iy increased capacity makes it pos
sible for hundreds, who have been
unable to secure seats in the past.
to obtain desirable locations. Ap
plication blanks. with subscription
rates. may be obtained from the T.
Arthur Smith, Inc, concert bureau.
ZimbaIist Plays Wednesday.
Efrem Zimbalist, the great Rus
sian vioIinfst. will be heard in re-
citaI at Polls Theater next We'd
nesday, April /, at 4:2O, under the
managament of Mrs. Wilson-G Greene.
This is the sixth and last concert
in the Wilson Greene Concert
Course"
Zimbalist's tone has a grandeur
and nobility of beauty which Is
uniaue-warm, golden and mellow.
His command of the technique OF
the instrument is, of course, COM
plete and his interpretations are
filled with good musicianehip, i'm
tractive program including Sonata,
IMAGINATION. There is certain
fineness about his art which 10
most refreshing.
Mr.. Zimbalist gives most at
tractive program including Sonata,
ID major Handel1; Concerto In G
minor G1ubay): Improvisation en-
Japanese Tune CZimbalist); Molly en-
the Shore" (Grainger) LA Gitana
fKre;sler): Liebesle:d1 Hkreisler) car
men Fantasia Bizet -Sarasate).
Seats on sale at Mrs. Greene's
Bureau, in Droop's.
Heifetz at Auditorium.
Washington music lovers will wei
come the announcement that Jascha
Heifetz, hailed by thousands as
1.-The King OF Violinists. viii oe
heard in recital at the Washington
Auditorium on Sunday evening,
April 10Th, at $50.
Mr.. Heifetz will be presented as
the first recital offered in Wash
ington by the Peggy Albion Con-
cert Bureau.
This will be Mr.. HeifetZ' only ap-
pearance in Washington this year
or next. In fact, he mas not been
heard here for several seasons. At
Mr, HeifetZ' recent concert in New
York he played to a packed house
and the enthusiasm of the audience
rose to a high pitch.
Commenting on this recital,
jacques Samassoud, conductor OF
the washington Opera Company,
eaid: ''Heifetz' playing in this re-
citaI left no doubt of his position
as the first of all the violinists OF