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MME. .RE6INAWCARlNO.
Memorial Continental Hail.
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Young American Basso
Sings In Premiere

CIGURD NILSSEN, the young
~ American basso who has become
favorite in both operate and recital
performances in Washington, Will
sing in the first performance in Amer
ica of Richard Strauss opera, "Feuers-
not" which will be given on double
bill by the Philadelphia Civic Opera
Co. Thursday evening OF this week.
The other opera to be presented, also
for a FIRST time" in this country, Is
Die Maienkoenigin" cQueen OF tne
May'), by Christopher W1liloaid
Gluck. BothA operas will be sung IN
German. 81, +.
The cast of the Gluck opus will In
clude Irene Williams, Ethel Wilson,
Charles Massinger, Albert Mailer and
Reinhold Schmidt The cast of the
Strauss opera includes Helen Stan
lev. Mildred Faas, Ruth Montague
Marguerite Barr, Maybelle Marston
FLORENCE Michel. Marcel Salzinser,
George Rasely. Sigurd Nilssen. Albert
Mailer. Reinhold Schmidt, Nelson
Eddy, Paul Towner. Clarence KEN
hart and James Smith.
The usual civic opera chorus Will
he augmented on this occasion by the
Matinee Musical Chorus. Helen Pu-
laski. director. and the orchestra VIII
be augmented to 65 pieces. all mem
bers Of the Philadelphia Symphony
Orchestra.
Other operas in which Mr. Nilssen
is to sing during the season, which
opened November II. with Carmen
in which he sang Zuniga. are La
Roheme." December Is; "Lohengrin," "
January 26; Samson ct Delilah," Feb
ruary 2: aida" February Is. and
Die Walkuere," February %.
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cert at Memorial Continental Hall
Thursday at $50 pm. The chords,
composed of about 40 of the profess
sional and technical men of the Inter
state Commerce Commission and a
few closely associated with the work
Of that regulatory body, has had as
it's director from the day Of its organ
ization Clyde B. Aitchison, a member
of the commission. Robert l.. Feuer-
stein will be the accompanist.
Nine Vicarino. educated in the
United States and Europe, made her
debut in the Manhattan Opera House.
under Oscar Hammerstein. She has
made concert tours of the United
States and Europe, participating in the
Verdi Centennial at Prague and later
singing in the National Theater in
that city, her debut being as Violetta
in la Traviata." Nine. Nicarino has
been heard extensively in opera in Eu
rope and South America as we'll as in
the United States. She has appeared
as guest artist with the San Carlo
Opera Co. in such roles as Lucia, Gilda
Mimi, Rosina and Nine. Butterfly.
Nine. Nicarino also appeared for a
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Radio Concert by
The Choir Invisible

THE Choir Invisible, the well known
ensemble of soloists, will be heard
in it's first radio concert of the season,
broadcasted from Station WRC Wed.
nesday evening from 1880 to & O'Clock,
in diversified program which will in
clude numbers interpretative of the
spirit of Spring, Autumn and the
Christmas seasons. The choir will he
under the direction of DR.. Alexander
Henneman, Mrs. George T. Thomaides
at the piano.
The work of this artistic little
chorus of 20 voices has during the
past three seasons gained the well de-
served recognition of musicians
throughout the eastern section of the
country for the distinctive character
of it's presentations. 1t is the only
organization of its kind, so far as
known. to receive voluntary money
tributes of appreciation from distant
cities. The program for next We'd
nesday will contain two specially re-
quested numbers.
The choir will render: "How Lovely
Is Thy Dwelling Place, Oh Lord"
Brahm): "In These Delightful Pleas
ant Groves" (PurcelD; "The Little Red
Lark" arranged by Saar; Thanks
giving" for women's voices (Henne-
mani: "The Land o. the Lea" (Pro.
thereof; "Cherubim Song" (Bortnyan
sky); Sylvia" for mems voices
tSpeaks). and Born Today" tSwee.
linck).
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season as prima donna with William
Wade Hinshaw's Opera Comique Co..
singing the part of Nine. Hofer, the
petted and spoiled prima donna Of the
Vienna Court Opera in Mozart's 1.-THE
Impresario." George Dixon Thompson
will accompany Mime. Nicarino at the
piano.
The program for the initial concert
is as follows:
Rolling Down to Rio" -. Edward German
"Mynheer Vandunck"'. :. Sir Henry r. Bishop
Incidental solo by Mr.; Kjdwell; MsI;, Semi Semi
wilkins Kelly and Kidwea. r.,
Aria, ils 'Ah, fors'e luz (from ia ,,,
Nine Wearing:
'bb' Ny Mother Loves Me SG, SS,;st,v pre..el
Arr. G. Il. Aitchison.
Two Russian folk songs,
Arr. by Archibold T. Dawson
(bl AT Fathers Door" -,
Spring Voices ('Yoce di Primavera"l.
Arr G. B. Aitchison
Nine Vcarino .and~the chorus.
tai 1.-THE Rowan-Tree' ......: Old scotch
"a, fne "fnstern RHoamance. Rom .Rmsky X orsakow
10 Song OF the .Open" ..... La Forge
e, "fairHh y. P1ReTr1 Rer ... Haseman efsMsn
'u' A' '"' Mime, Wearing; , p.o,so.oo
h''e S'"'' Fr. Dominic waedenschwiler
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Plav Here December IS.

FRITZ REINER, guest conductor of
= the Philadelphia Symphony Or
chestra, will return to Washington
Tuesday afternoon, December 13, at
the Washington Auditorium, when
the famous orchestra will give the
second concert of the local season.
The Washington management of the
Philadelphia Orchestra is in the
hands of r. Arthur Smith.
When the orchestra appeared here
last month it was heard in a con-
cert entirely made up of orchestral
numbers. The concert featured the
works of the modern Italian school
of music. together with works by
Mozart, Strauss and Stravinsky.
With the second concert of this
series of five, the management of the
orchestra promises a guest soloist of
renown, Sophie Braslau. the interna
tionally known Contralto.
Miss Braslau. it will be remem-
bered, was first engaged as very
young artist by the Metropolitan
Opera Co. Her program with the
Philadelphia Orchestra will be a
varied one.
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Gerry Is La Geraldine. '

4 n almost incredible change is said
to have taken place in the art of
Geraldine Farrar during the three
years she has spent in retirement, ac-
cording to Toronto nfdsic critics
where La Geraldine" no longer ca
PRECIOUS and defiant. has recently ap-
peared in concert. Fred Jacob, critic
of the Toronto Mail and Globe, says
Farrar has become disciplined singer
whose work is characterized by per-
feet taste and restraint. mo singer
ever offered a more f1awless program" +"
says this critic. who adds that Miss
Farrar is treating her voice and her
art with new reverence. and as re-
suit she is now a recitalist of the first
rank, into whose hands the greatest
songs can be intrusted.'
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Victor Benhari1, American pianist.
who has concertized in Europe since
1915. viii tour the United States In
1928, n a F-ss-
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JOSEF HOFMANN-Tuesday

JOSEF H0fmann, one OF the leadlnS
pianists before the American public,
who has not appeared in concert
locally for approximately two years,
will give a concert at Polls Theater
Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock as
the third attraction in Mrs. Wilson
Greene's popular-priced afternoon
concert series.
OF recent years Josef Hofmann has
devoted the jor portion of his time
to teaching as we'll as writing on
musical subjects in the larger maga-
zines. AS a result his concert tours
necessarily have been limited, al
though Washington is one of the
American cities which will hear him
this season for single concert.
AS master of the mechanical tech
nique Of his instrument Hofmann is
unrivaled His singing tone, the
grandeur Of his fortissimos, the ex-
quisite delcacy of his pianissimos
and the constantly shifting colors
which he draws from his instrument
these qualities alone make him one
Of the greatest artists of his time.
The program which Mr.. Hofmann
will play follows:
shns. n 6n. 5n$
Alleeretto, ma non troppo.
klNare ALA
Adasio ma non troppo, con afetto.
Presto from Phantssy in f Minor
Mendelsso
II ',Soiree on, Grenade" ............ Dehussy
'dmp"heId .i-iszt
Carolina RandelI-Tuesday.
A new addition to local music cir
cles. Carolina Randell, violinist, will
make her local debut publicly in a re-
cital at the Washington Club Tuesday
night at SIS o'clock, when she will be
assisted by Mildred kolb Schulze, a
leading young piani here and also
one of Washington's best accompa-
NJ is.
Mrs. Randell came to the Capital
from Kansas City, where she was as
sistant teacher of her instrument to
William A. Bronson, her instructor.
She also taught at several out of town
schools and was head of the violin
department Of the University of OF.
tawa. Ottawa, Kans, and of Missouri
Central State Teachers College.
The program Tuesday will be:
Concerto i'm D major ......... Brahms
Allegro non troppo.
.Cadenza; by Joachim.
Allegro giocoso"
'Fusue' from the Sonata in G Minor"
Bach
Caprice viennois'. '............. .KreisIer
"Andants,, from the "sympphonie' f..
pagnole" ................., Lalo
sonata in G Major. r".....,...... stoessel
"Allegretto."
"Adagio."
Allegro"
INTERSTATE MALE CHORCS-
Thursday.
With Nine. Regina Vicarino. soprano.
as soloist. the Interstate Male Chorus
begins ats eighth season with q con.
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EVENTS OF THE WEEK.

TODAY.
Organ recital by assisted by Charles r Tmann,
at All Souls Unitarian Church. pm.-al Bach program.
TUESDAY.
Homann, pianist in recital Polls Theater, 80
Rande vons assisted by Mildred Kolb Schuze pianist
will appear recital at the Washington Club, at Sis pm
WEDNESDAY,
Choirs, under Mgr Casimi, benefit concert
Polls Theater, at 4:30 pm
THURSDAY.
The Male Chorus. with soost, program
Memorial Continental Hail. at $50
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Marine Band Orchestra
Begins Season Wednesday

THE United States Marine Band Is
lack in the National Capital after
a long and very successful tour to
various cities and towns in the coun'
try. The Band Orchestra will begin
it's series of Winter concerts next
Wednesday night at the Marine Bar
racks at SIS pm.
Friday afternoon at $40 the second
program of the current week will be
given. Throughout the season the
Wednesday and Friday programs will
be given.
Wednesday night Capt. Taylor
'Branson, leading. with Arthur S. Wit
comb 70 second leader, the Band
Orchestra will play:
Overture. William Telr' .:,.... Rossini
Cornet solo The Souls Appeal, ,Tregira
Sscord Lesdsr Aythgr pi S, Witcon,n
Two Character site numbers ...... Herbert
tbl "Punchnelo."
Marines aii hymn' The Halls Of Montezuma.
The Star Spangled Banner"
Friday also in the auditorium, Ma
rine Barracks, at $3.50 pm, the pro-
gram will be-.
March. "semner Fidells" ..........-s sousa
valse caprice. Lady Hamilton =. .Ionescu
Cornet solo The Souls Appeal Treglna
g.; Second Leader A Arthur 8 ,Whtcomh: -
tal "A Shepherds Tale"
thl shepherds All and Maidens Fair"
tcI 'Lullaby.'
tdD "Toufnament"
Two characteristics numbers. .... Herbert
tal ''Yesterthoughs."
tbl "Punchnelo'
Grand scenes from Aida. ...... Verdi
Marines hymn The Halls of Montezuma."
The Star Spangled Banner
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THE organization that is we'll known
in local entertainment circles as the
Rebew Orchestra. lost its original
leader, H. w. Weber. May 9, 1927,
when he died. Mr.. Weber had organ
lied and directed the group from the
year 1900 until his death.
The new director, just chosen, who
is in charge of the orchestra for the
programs beginning this Fall, is an
other member of the same family
whose name spelled backward gives
the orchestra it's name-Rebew. The
present director is George j. Weber.
r. l.. Weber is concert master.
The entire personnel of the orches-
ira for the season 1929 includes;
Gertrude Murphy, A. E. Smoot. G. +.
Bequette. ]. A. Dreiss, II. A. Church.
G.. f. Pierach, Lois Beaton, c. W..
Thompson, II. J. Seidel, G. B. Sam
mons. j. A. D. Turner, J. Foss, K. /.
Haigh, J. A. Brearley, w. f. Bruder.
J. n. kimball. w. A. Bruder, III. j.
Doolan, j. S. Nalley, f. e. Reynolds,
l.. Eichner, II. M. McKenny and Mrs.
f. l.. Weber, accompanist.
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ORGAN RECITAL-Today.

This afternoon at o'clock in All
Souls Church, Unitarian, Lewis At
water, organist, will present Bach
program He will be assisted by
Charles Trowbridge Tittman bass.
The numbers are as follows:
"Kyrie for Organ"
tbl Christi caller Welt Trost"l.
tcl "Kyrie" f"Gott Heileger GeIstD.
Fuga Gloria in Excesis Deo."
'Preludum VIII l"The Well Tempered
Clavchord"b
I'm Dulci Jubilo" christmas sonE).
'Bourree" isuite for violoncellol.
my Heart Ever Faithful"
Mr.. Tittmann.
EanfaSia in {. Minor ~
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Brown Trio in Concert.

The Brown Trio. all members of
the Washington Boys Independent
Band. will render a musical program
at the Centennial Baptist Church this
evening at 7:45 pm.
There will be saxophone solos and
numbers by the entire trio, including
the Rev. E. Hex Swem's favorite
march.
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INTERSTATE MALE CHORUS
Thursday.

With Nine. Regina Vicarino. soprano.
as soloist. the Interstate Male Chorus
begins ats eighth season with q con.
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II Buick 5-pass. master
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This is a big six which sold for So. 800:
Original, paint without blemish; five good
ap pss ss lens wea L.
give you a demonstration: IL will prove to
NOV model II 81
one we have: act quickly.
1920 Packard Twin-Six Coupe.
i. ike are neWpbseE hood Tenders: be BODY o
sls e ss. eaa W. n.
cally: we consider II perfect Priced extreme.
desires quick sale
1918 Packard Twin-Six Touring
Car.
Tn wonderful condition throughout. The
body 10 custom built and Of the. finest Grade
IA the PAINT m
Westinghouse shock absorbers are installed
e;chanically Il i good il has been saret9lly
s sifs. The price OF this makes 1T almost a
1926 Overland Coach.
Driven three thousand miles BY an Official ia
q TINS company ana 10 as perfect az can DC
Nothing to guess about. One of the most
powerful cars on the road today; painted in
,TooRs s sms. aa Il n bss
OF course. we guarantee this to be the limit
1924 Essex Coach.
1923 bort Coupe.
1924 Durant Touring.
iiS S$$aa MMri iiy:,Rn GSSps c;oup..sed.n
1922 Buick Touring.
1925 Overland Sedan.
1929 Willys-Knight Light Six Sedan.
1929 Stevens Touring.
1929 Packard Twin Six Coupe.
1929 WHY'S knight Sedan.
1928 Overland 4-cyl. Sedan.
1923 Hupp Coupe.
1923 Peerless Sedan.
1913 Packard Town Car.
WARDMAN,
1926 14th.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-25
WANTED-ROOMS.

TWO UNFINISHED rooms and private
bath: Ink; state price. Address Box bod
Star Office. go
FOR GENTLEMAN q room with electricity
and open view by July ] /; not over ST. 2