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The Revelers" Set Record
From Radio to the Stage

THE usual progress is from the OPP
cratic or concert stage to the mi
crophone, The great stars of song
such as Martinelli. Galli-Curci, Gigli
and others. have been heard over the
radio OF late, to the enthusiastic ac-
claim OF literally hundreds of thousands
Of listeners. Not until recently. how
ever. when the Revelers entered upon
their concert tour. have stars. developed
primarily for the radio. appeared In
person as concert artists.
The Revelers comprise an interesting
group, not only because they have re-
versed the usual order of things with
respect to radio and the concert stage,
but because they are the innovators OF
n new type OF ensemble singing. They
have carried out with amazing success
their idea OF bringing into ensemble
singing the technique OF the string Or
chestra. Other organizations have tried
TO grasp the secret, but have not sue
cceded 50 we'll.
II will be recalled that James Melton
one os the members Of the group, APP
peared only a short time ago at local
theateT. and much interest has been
shown In the announcement that the
entire group OF four vocalists and A
pianist will be heard here Monday aft
ernoon, February IL as one OF the at
fractions In the Wilson Greene concert
course, to be given at Polls under the
local management OF Mrs. wilson
Greene. Other artists to appear In the
course will include 0alli-Curci, Louise
Homer and her daughter. Louise Homer
Stires: John Mccormack and Doris
Niles and her ballet
The Revelers include James Melton.
Lewis James, Elliott Shaw and Wilfred
Glenn as the four singers, and Frank
Black, pianist. Mr. Blacks accompani-
ments. which provide atmospheric
backgrounds. have been hailed as mas
| terpieees OF their kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

THE National Capitals newest venture
along music lines with percentag
on sales proceeds for civic and welfare
benefit1 is to be known as the Wash
ington Cooperative Artist Concert
Course and It's first seasons program
ss announced for 1e23-29. shows a
SUI oerlative list of artists. and features
eight evening concerts to BE- held at the
washington Auditorium, at really NOM
inal prices for the season.
It is a movement that thousands of
music lovers in the city doubtless will
hail with enthusiasm. for II promises
to present outstanding musical pro-
grams throughout the Winter. at 8:1o
o'clock in the evening-an hour that
should prove wholly acceptable to the
great majority of the concert-goins
public.
The artists. as already announced,
present wide diversity in musical in
terest. including an amazing number OF
real" American musicians. Opening
with Americas greatest pianist. josef
Hoffman,. october IS. the course in
cludes John Charles Thomas American
baritone: Richard Crooks. America S
popular young tenor: and Sophie Bras
lau. Americas foremost contralto.
There are two Russians on the list.
both violinists; Efrem Zimbalist. one of
the four great vioiinists OF the present
day. and Emanuel zetlin. member OF
the Curtis Quartet OF Philadelphia, who
will appear In a joint program with
Richard Crooks.
Another feature OF this new course
will be the first washington appearance
of the remarkable Philadelphia Cham
Der String Simfonietta, composed of 10
members Of the Philadelphia Orchestra,
founded and conducted by Fabien
Sevitzky. With the Simfonietta will
appear Weldon Carter. Washington
pianist and Charles Trowbridge Tit
mann. washington basso. A second
orchestra viii be included In the sea-
sons program. Americas jazz band par
excellence, otherwise known as Paul
whiteman and His Orchestra"
Todays two most -talked-of prima
donpas. Maria Jeritza and Elizabeth
Rethberg. will be particularly scintillat-
ing stars In the seasons course. Both
are foremost artists Of the Metropolitan
Opera Co They are equally sought
after In Europe and America. and both
have recently attracted the attention OF
the universal music world by appearing
almost simultaneously In first per-
formances" OF Richard Strauss new
opera-spectacle. The Egyptian Helen.
These two Helens with but single
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Today's Franz Schubert.

the immortal Franz. he. too, welded an
inspired violin bow.
With feeling Of surety that his
portrayer OF Schubert had been found
Producer Fitzpatrick sailed for Europe
proceeding Immediately TO Vienna to
begin the preliminaries Of production
It was Summer and the Vienna. Opera
House was closed. To occupy the OF
season period. Franz Slavicek had &C
cepted the position Of musical conduc-
tor at the Hotel Bristol in Vienna.
One evening. the American producer
visited the Bristol for dinner. And.
as he entered. he heard the strains of
the Unfinished Symphony" Schubert s
great composition. Taking q table
near the orchestra. Fitzpatrick focused
his gaze upon the conductor. He
watched his violin and his manner
fsris. A thrill Of confidence that
here was his Schubert personifed held
the American through the complete
orchestral program.
Afterward ne interviewed Siavicek.
The actor-musician could speak no
English. but an interpreter was found.
The purpose Of the Schubert Series"
was explained. and so Slavicek. today's
Franz Schubert, was engaged 10 play
his biggest role
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NJ u S |
By HELEN FETTER.

that the venture is personal one
and has nothing to do with any
institution.
! The program notes are to be
written by none other than the
extremely competent and brilliant
musician, writer and composer
! Carl Encel. who Is chief OF the
music division at the Library of
! Congress.
Also two of Washington'S ia
miliar figures in the music cir
/ cles, Weldon Carter. head OF the
piano department of the Wash
/ ington College of Music. ana
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann,
basso. of this city, will be on the
program the Little Symphony of
the Philadelphia Orchestra pre-
sents here January T. Emanuel
Zetlin, formerly of the Curtis
String Quartet and the Curtis In
stitute of Music, who. it is said. is
to be the new head of the violin
department Of the Washington
College OF Music, will appear on
the final program, sharing 1t
jointly with Richard Crooks,
American tenor,
The financial backing Of the
new concert course is under the
direction Of c. J, Gockeler. vice
president Of the District National
BenS and treasurer of the new
organization.
yITASHINGTONIANS who are
w fond of violin music are all
familiar with the charming short
piece entitled Melody in A,
written by Vice President Dawes.
and frequently appearing on both
professional and concert programs
here as well as elsewhere.
It might interest these audi
tors to know that when Milan
Lusk. a young American violinist,
played recently at the home of
Benito Mussolini. premier of Italy.
in his Summer residence. the
Villa Torlonia, last Monday night,
he played Mr.. Dawes air, which
the premier both likes and has
known for some time.
A CCORDING to word received
"A from Switzerland. the Flon-
zaley String Quartet, which Is TO
play in Washington on its fare
well tour as a quartet next year.
is now assembled at the home OF
Alfred Pochon. at LIE Tronchet,
busy working out the repertoils
for next year. They have just
completed a tour of Spain. THIS
farewell tour" will mark the
twenty-fifth anniversary OF the
founding of the quartet, three
members of which have played
and studied together since 1908.
Nicholas Moldavan, the viola
PLAYER. Joined the quartet In
l925.
The last tour opens October II.
at Williamsport. Mass, and vii!
include 100 or more concerts all
over the country clear to the Pa
cific Coast. The Washington cor
cert will be given January II,
1929. under the auspices OF the
washington Community Institute
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Operas in English Win
Approval on Steel Pier

OPERA in English continues success
fully at Atlantic City on the Steel
Pier.
II Pagliacci, second of the series. with
several of the principals of the Ameri-
can Opera Co. including Natalie Hall
and George Fleming Houston, met with
great favor last Sunday, The Leonca-
vallo opera was preceded by fne per-
Torrance of the soliloquy and "halluci-
nation scene" from act II of Boris
Goudonofi by Moussorgsky. admirably
done by Mr.. Houston,
This evening Donizettis delightful
opera bouffe. "L'Elixir d'Amore" THE
Elixir of Love-. includes Hazel Hunt
ington. Ruth Manning. Ralph Brainard
Leo de Hierapolis and Francis Tyler
This will be the initial performance of
the opera in English at Atlantic City.
The opera performances are given at
9:lS every Sunday evening in the Steel
Pier ballroom, and concerts by the opera
principals are presented in the after
noon at AIS.
Other interesting attractions on the
Steel Pier include Creatore and his
band. with Pauline Talma. soprano. and
Marie Roselli. harpist. as soloists. In
Guiding the operas and concerts IN the
general Steel Pier admission has me;
with public approval. Jules Falk is di-
rector of music on the pier.
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WHEN film producer undertakes
w the making Of q picture featur-
ing a noted character Of world wide
renown like Franz Schubert. the great
composer, whose likeness Is familiar
through publication In many prints. he
faces q considerable problem. The
artifice OF makeup may do In some
cases. but 1t is more desirable to ind
the man who really looks the part,
This. of course, makes the task quite
dificult.
1t was just such a problem that
James A. Fitzpatrick faced when he
decided to make the Schubert Series, "
featuring the life and music of Franz
Schubert. The great composer Of love
songs had TO be interpreted by an
actor OF skill, who closely resembled
Schubert, and. II possible. should have
some knowledge of music.
The seemingly impossible was at
tanned. It Is believed by Producer Fitz-
patrick. who engaged investigators to
search for today's Franz Schubert
After a search, they informed the pro-
Queer that there was In Vienna. one
Franz Siavicek. playing first violin in
the Vienna Opera Co. who was
popularity conceded to be the physical
counterpart of Schubert. And, Ike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22
ID upoLpH sCHILDKRAuT. whol

- ULULFH bCHIsDhHhUI WIIUhr
IN latest Pathe picture. "A Ship
Comes In" shows the veteran actor
at his best. leaves Hollywood shortly
for an eight months professional visit
TO Europe.
He with return To the stage In new
Berlin production and also act In pic"
lures, After an engagement at the
piscator Thenter IN Berlin he Is
scheduled 70 appear on the London
stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22
UNITED STATES MARINE BAND.

UNITED STATES MARINE BAND.
There will be four programs presented
during the current week by the United
States Marine Band. Taylor Branson,
leader: Arthur S. Witcomh. second
leader They will be as follows:
Monday. the Marine Barracks. at
March. Ions Beach Is cailing" Clarke
T. Overture. Midsummer Nisht's Dream.
4. Cornet solo romantioue. The
o0''"s Mns, elUss John p white. 'o's'Ne
s. Grand scenes from Andrea Chenier."
s, "a, "Trsumeref' ........,..,.s shumann
! ssherso o"tF happrenti soroier ba io.:
9: 'Carneval in Paris. opus o.: .Svendsen
MARINES r hs Star sean mas 3 s.nn Sn'sa0"'
Tuesday. tuberculosis Hospital. Four
teenth and Upshur streets. at 1880 pm.
|. March. Babes in Toyland' . Herbert
2 Overture. Bohemian oiri" Balte
IEn sssrnt, from n LSssn
Is indian romance, "Hosonokoi Reeves Reeves
s Descriptive. Retreat OF the Tartars."
The Star Spangled Banner"
Wednesday. United States Capitol. at
1880 pm. italian mighty
/, "Danza Piemontesi," opus 81. No Z.
- sinigaglia
2, Overture. "Semramide .,,...,.. RosSin
-" q "intsf%esno synsSon SSs from rnH
Esnonm .so ss,.. .,,,,. M.seasn
rrInsIssi Masts!.n refer 4 H.s e Las !,
& sex,et from Lucia ii Lammermoor. ''''
Musicians J, White, N cisshsse, p
IT, Erisman.
7. eroiosue from = pasl.aeer' :. ,Leoneavalio
g. or n.rso, scenes from 'rurandos" 'isst
The Star spansisd Banner F0'''"'
Thursday, Sylvan Theater. Monument
grounds. at 7:30 pm.
March En ssy, Q. the oladistors" rusik
% oiS Irish melody foadondsrty -
rqp n, i'm, sole. vsiss caprice. Sssa
prine i9' Musician Peter HAAS Ds L"es
5 "salome's Dance, from the music
drama drama ,saiome' Richard Strauss
! Grand scenes from Andrea cheinltr. ''''
The star spangied Banner
THE SOLDIERS HOME RAND.
The usual three concerts will be pre-
scented during this week. Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday afternoons i'm
the bandstand by the u. s. Soldiers
Home Military Band, at the Home,
beginning promptly at $40 pm. John
S. M zimmerman Is leader, Anton
Pointner. second leader.
The programs win be:
TUESDAY. .
March, "Thnndering Csnnons" wacek
overture, Ftsaro's Hochzeit" tFlsaro'S
rtecs De Concert, ON the Mountains s.S''''
EXCERPTS from the musical comedy ..Prln-
Rapee
Finale, My Regiment az, -. e .Biankenberg
The Star spangied Banner
THURSDAY
March, Boots and Saddles" ..a.,...,, L,isk
Overture La Casa Ladra" 1.-THE Thieving
suits az concert i'on themes d i Ssssrt
isI Hiissro rcmposo" '''' '' """'S
-, " .,AsnIIssssynss,isnSS
Mosaic, Vienna Folk SONGS -, Komxak
Eny tro,. My Melancholy nahy" burnett
Finale, Your Land and MY Land" Romhers
The Star spangled Banner
SATURDAY
March. The 0ladiator's Farewell"
Overture, irish, Colleen Hawn - Reyei
Entr aets, tal "Traumerei''i thl The
scenes Mss from the op.ra la Tosca sn sSsumi
ohagacleristic, The Memphis Blues.
wslts sons sons, Neither 10 Ireland fSman
Finale. Imperial potentate" Wtnburn
'Ths star spsngled Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

vana. Cuba. A two-week tour Of Flor
ida will be followed by the last concert
In New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

Thursday. at United States Capitol
at 7:30 pm. wv. j. Stannard conduct
Ing.
March. Trophy OF Victory" Stannard
rnte.msyxso' hscasnao '.'',''t'' s... s1.W
Played by Sersts. Phillips and KohnD
Waltz, "Impassioned Dreams Rosas
Marmbs solo. "Fado Blanauita." Larrszabai
Master serst;. John Baumann.l
'"'N r. Darcy conductins.1
March Of the Toressdors," from "seyii;
Fantasia, THE Evolution OF Yankee
Selections from The Duchess" .... Herbert
March, Colts Armory' ..,...4..,.s.. Smith
The Star Spangied Banner"
Friday. at Army War College. at
$50 pm. 1T. r. Darcy conducting.
March, Colts Armory" ..,.,,.,.....Sm Smith
Fantasia. The Evolution OF Yankee
Fox 0f trot. old Man SUNSHINE, Dixon warren
Selection from Mile. Modiste" Herbert
Popular 70 vats Ramona WAYNE
selection. Hawaiian" s,,.,..s...,.. Lake
March, "Constantinople" ..,...,..l Carlton
Caprice. 'Espagnole ...t..,t.,, Beaumont
March. "Zecstecas' .,.,...,....,,.,.,C odina
THE star spansled Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22
BAND MUSIC PROGRAMS

Wednesday. 7:3o pm, bandstand, at
the navy yard:
l. Mexican march, Aware Oregon
Castaineda
Overture. "EuTyanthe" .... Won Weber
Day Observation-Disclosures. Bond
Bandmaster q be Gtorgio
g. Grand scenes from the opera La
S. vaise. On the Beautiful Rhine" Keller -Beia
Friml
I. Suite:
tal The Grasshoppers' Dance" Buecalossi
g. Rhapsody. "Norwesian. No. i".... .Lalo
The Star Spansled Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22
THE UNITED STATES NAVY BAND.


Lieut.. Charles Benter leader of the
United States Navy Band. announces
two soloists for the concert at the Capt.
tol tomorrow night, Musician l.. 0oucher
will be heard In selected numbers on
the xylophone, while Pharmacists Mate
Earl Grimes. known To Washington
movie audiences, will be presented In
vocal solos,
Following are the programs for the
week;
Monday the Capitol, 7.so pm, Broad
cast by WMAL.
|. March, Pes, Jphel ..,,.,. Blankenburss
Musician /. deucher)
4. Selection OF Mexican national sonnss,
flaf h0FS' Grimes, rhaLmaelat, Mate Srs,'
d. Suite, Caucasian sketches ,.,...
ra Maryland from X, M S.r;ss sfs f ssss
g. Bale, from Sn. Ia osiocenda" s ,,nsnsSs
Rs s. eas nei Eiin Erin ro aspss~
THE Star apanaisd Banner"
Tuesday, 7a0 pm, Meridian Hin
Park
March. 'vifto, Herhtrt" .,... ,,...a.. Carr Carr
Drama scenes iron, tho op.r. asrsass
che. as,sristle humoresau. Three MIND
$ s.Iss'llon hit. OF MT. Of o!h.s n.ys;S'.
= ysis.' s wsSa,ns "t y i n. winds 'r Had
afp assps Ms S,sso n asvea. uoaaea
THE star spAnaled Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

A MOTHER musical endeaVor IN
n Washington Of a much more
local nature. the new washing :
ION Cooperative Artist Concert
Course. which is announcing q
series Of eight evening programs
~ the Washington Auditorium. Is
creating much discussion and IA
ferest among local folk. musical
and otherwise DR.. Harold Nj.
Dudley. who Is registrar at the
Washington College Of Music. II
director Of this newest venture IN
the field Of concert managing
re. however. is quoted as saying
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, 1928-02-09
FORCED AUCTIONS.

ny request of the Sheriff for the MUM
3 cipality of St. Croix it is hereby made
known, that the property in Christian
sted's Jurisdiction, on which levy has
been made for Tax due to the Colonial
Treasury for the year 1926, will be offer
ed for sale, at Auction.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY nth,
at 2 O'Clock p. m.
No. Is Market Street,
according to TaXIist belonging to
Thomas Davis.
The Auction will be held at the Vendue
Office.
The Levy proceeding and conditions of
the Auction are open TOR inspection here
in said office.
This advertisement is issued in accord
ance with Ordinance o. 5th March 1909,
and has in accordance with Section A of
said Ordinance, the same judicial effect.
as that of the rules in the Placard of 22nd
April 1917.
Office of the Vendue Director, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, January oath 1928.
A. E. STAKEMANN,
, 1928-02-09
INCOME TAX NOTICE.

IN pursuance of law, all persons
1 whose gross income for the tax
able year 1927 amounted to $4,000,
or whose net income amounted to
(a) ST. 800 if single, or if married
and not living with husband
or wife.
(b) So, 500 if married AMI living
with husband or wife; or
I. .(C' Regardless of amount if the
net income exceeds the per-
sonal exemption,
ire required to procure the neces-
sary forms from the D~esOatching
Secretary's office and render an
income tax report by March Is,
1923. Forms are now available.
The penalty for failure to file
income returns on time is printed
on the backs Of the income tax
forms.
Despatching Secretary's Office,
st. CrOiX,
February 4, 1923.
FRANK T. FOXWFLL,
DeSpdtchjng Secretary.