davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-06
sCHODZA YOUNGSTOWN
SKEHO KLUBU VYDARENA

Ma minulej schodzi nasho po-
litickeho klubu poculi SINE mno-
no zaujimavych a poucnych re-
ci. Skoro vSetci kandidati ma L.
rady mestskych sudcov boil pri-
tomni, medzi mimi al nasi dobrf
priatelia, a vsetci mas pytali, a.
by SINE ma mich hlasovali; no a..
lie je to nemozna vec, lebo tre-
ba len dvoch ma 4-rocny termin
a jedneho ma kratky termin.
Mnohi nerozumejd, ze preco je
ten kratky termfn pre- sudcov.
Nikdy predtym sa to nerobilo,
co sa teraz robi, to jest ably ME
kto Dol sa uchadzal ma ten 1rad,
ktory m0ze zastavat' len 6 alebo
II tyzdnov. Ked' hlbsie nazreme
do politiky, tax vidime v tom
lnejaky kumst, to jest figle tych,
co su vzdy nam neprajni, pre-.
to je ten kratky termin vel mi
vazny. Musfme teda byt' ma po.
zore, koho tam zvolime. Poculi
SINE tiez reel "a terajsi carter a
loproti. Tu tiez treba dat pozor,
bo to s1 tiez vymyslene figle
niekolkych politikarov, ktori sd
nikdy s nicim ME spokojni, ak
to nejde po ich voli. tt to robia
z pomsty a nenavisti. Keby Dol
| v trade i'm prajny clovek, ne.
chceli by prevrat v mestskej
|sprave, boil by i oni spokojni s
terajsim carterom. TT panovia,
co chc1 zrusit' carter, boil Gel.
kom MIN spokojni pred 10
rokmi, ked' chodili krfze palit'
Iv bielych plachtach a zvolili "a
lnayora syojho cloveka. Teraz
uz druhy raz bol zvoleny mayor
2 i'm protivneho taboru a to sa
i'm nem0ze vmestit' do zal1d-
ka. Preto ked' sriitia carter, tax
lsu isti, re len oni sa do nradov
dostann a my neboziatka SINE
ma yeky fuc. Preto Slovaci a
Slovenky, dajte pozor na tie pc.
liticke figle.
Pritomny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-06

v zalezitostiach ohl'adom Ka-
lend&ra obr&t'te sa ma:
MIR. Andrew Palen6&r, City
Hall, Youngstown, o. Tel. 65184.
Miss Mary Hud'a, Dollar Bank
Tel. 431O1.
Mr.. Michael PiroSko, East
Ohio Gas Co. Tel. 44471.
Mrs. Julia Danko, Ill Lowell
vile Rd., Struthers. Tel. 50337.
Mrs. Matilda Popovi6, 1049
E. Indianola Ave-, Lansingville.
Tel. 1884.
MI. John Hnat, Haselton
Tel. 74697.
Miss Mary Topolovslky, City
Bank, Campbell. Tel. 74203.
Rev. Geo. p. Novak, 159 Reed
Ave, Campbell. Tel. 732O9.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-06
Spolkove zpravy
sCH0DZA POLITICKEHO
KLUBU MA sTEELTON.

Slovensky Politicky Klub ma
Steelton bude odbyvat' riadnu
schodzu v nedel'u vecer, 8. ok
tobra, pod kostolom Mena Je.
zis. Prfdu kandidati recnit
Treba ich vypocut', ably SINE
mohi rozumne sa usniest', ma
koho budeme hlasovat'. Preto
ziadam 1dov klubu, aby ma sch6-
dzu prisli v plnom poete.
Pavel Ondash, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-06
Navsteva v Barberton

Minuld nedel'u spevacky sbor
cd osady sv. Mateja navStfvil
osadu sv. Cyrila q Metoda VI
Barberton, q, . jej duchovne-
ho, velp. Stanku, tuna dobre.
znameho q obi '1beneho sloven-
skeho knaza. Vsetko sa dobre
vydarilo.
q Youngstown SINE sa pustili
o Z. hodine rano a bez melody
SINE sa st'astne dostali do Bar
bertonu. Tam mas vlp. Edward
Stanko privital, "a cim nasle-
dovala zk1ska v kostole. O pol
jedenastej hodine zacala sa sv.
omsa, pri ktorej dcinkoval spe-
voko sv. Mateja spievanim
" Missa in hon. St. Francisi''
skladba sbormajstra spevokolu
a organistu Otokara Mrazeka.
Chram Dol preplneny veriacimi,
ktori prisli posllchat' mas spev
nasi spevaci usilovali sa spie-
vat elm najlepsie iste bolo to
krasne. Citime, ze kazdemu sa
to paeilo. Solove spevy v tejto
skladbe spievali PIP. Jozef Sutak
a Jan Vagas. Pri obetovani pan
Vagas tiez zaspieval solo "Ave
Maria, slozene prof. Mrazekom.
Po sv. omsi vlp. Stanko v
kratkej reci d'akoval nasmu spe-
vokolu "a krasny spev, akeho v
ich chrame este nepoculi ami
mono Wac nepocuju. Ziadal
mas, ably sme donna pozdravili
osadnikov osady sv. Mateja a
tiez naseho duchovneho vlp. Ko.
zelku, ktory laskave dovolil
nam z1castnit' sa a ucinkovat'
pri tejto sv. omsi. Povedal nam,
ze osada sv. Mateja moze byt'
pysna, ze ma spevokol, ktory
sa vyrovna al tym najlepsim v
clevelandskej diocezii. Zakl Il.
Gil svoju rec prianim 81, ably
spevokol Ease niekedy prisiel im
zaspievat', ked' bude mono. Ia
tym zaspievali SINE "Daj nam
Fsvate pozehnanie". Osadnfci ca.
kali pred kostolom a gratulo.
vail nam. Jedon osadnik, my
slim, ze pan Coda, mas pozva]
do jeho domu, kde mas pohostil
a dial prilezitost' pokropit' s
suche hrdla vybornym vinkom
| Potom sme sli vsetci do osadnei
sieni, kde Dol pre- mas priprave.
ny bahket, pri com dokazalt
sa, ze osadnfcky sv. Cyrila Z
Metoda s1 vyborne kucharky
lPotom SINE zasli do stareho ko.
stola, kde majd teraz vybornJ
"bowling alley, kde SINE sa
veselo zabavali, az prisiel cas
pustit' sa domov. Dakuj1c vlp
Stankovi osadnikom "a pozva
ME a pohostenie, posedali smt
81 do autov opustili SINE Bar
berton, ber1c so sebou Ease jed
nu sladkd rozpomienku
! V meme spevakov chcem tuna
d'akovat' tiez bratom, ktor
nam laskave obetovali svoje au
ia a sice PIP. Andrej Balla, jar
Kama, Juraj Hutira, Jozef Kleir
a prof. Otokar Mrazek.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-06
PRfbTE MA MICHALSKt
TANEtNG ZABAVU

Este raz Ictive povolavame
vsetkych nasich ct. osadn1kov a
osadnicky a vobec vsetkych Slo-
vakov a Slovenky celej Maho-
ming doliny, aby boil TAXI la
skavi a prisli t1to sobotu We
Ger do skolskei sieni sv! Cy-
rila a Metoda sa s nami po
priatel'sky spolocne zabavit'
Chceme, aby tato zabava bola
kazdemu mila, prijemna a vese-
Ia, a preto SINE sa uz postarali 0
vsetko, Go k tomu potrebno.
Hrat' bude ta najobl'1benejsia
orchestra, p. jana Zajaca, preto
uist'ujeme vsetkych, ze ako Ia
cne p. Zajac hrat', ze kazdemu
budd nohy virgat'. Bude tam
tancit kazdy, ako stary tax MIA
dy, ba este j ten najstarsf Mi
chal bude tancit' "Poza bue-
KY.
TAX este raz vas 1ctive pro-
SINE vasu pritomnost' q volaj-
to al vasich znamych pirate
pov ma tt nasu prvd michakk1
oslavu. Do videnia, srdecnJ po.
zdrav pre- vsetkych podAya w
Dor zabavy.
Pri tejto prflezitosti ia nize
podpisany, ked'ze uz tol'ko pi-
Sem tel michalskej slavnosti,
aby som k dcte nasim Michalom
syoju povinnost' dokoncil, tax
ponajprv srdecne blahozelam
paSemu vlp. Michalovi Tondro-
vi. Mech no Bob zehna do mu
dObrehO zdravla q pevneJ silly =
vSetko, 20 mu len dusa jeho zia-
da, a po com jeho a'achetne
srdce t1zi. Prajem dobreho
zdravia i vsetkym MichalOm, =
by ich milostivy Bob cim skor
kaxdeho poteSil . kazdemu dal
pr6cu dl'a povolania, aby u to
depresiu cd mas odohnal 2 pri-
navratl nam lepsie casy, aeby
SINE SO castejsie mohli veselo q
cestne spolu zabavit'
Jan Witkay, dopisovatel /.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-06
lPARNT lG7N zHoRIL DO
zAKLADov

20 tieto dni vyhorel Y Pusta-
kerti parn5 mlyn Jana Svrcka.
Bndova, ktorA % zariadenfm
mala cenn 400, 900 KIDS, whore
Ia do zAkladov. Znicen6 boly
vel Ike zasoby mdky obilia,
ktorych hodnota nemohla byt'
zistena. skoda je len ciastoene
kryta poistenfm.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-06
YoUN0sToWNsKY Y MEMO
81 PoDPoRUJUCG sP0LoK
TATnA.

0ndnfct: Jonef Aartin1D, pxedss-
a.. 066 Carbon st. wv Joss& Audroh,
podpredssda, 638 81 HasslWood
Ave. - Sts6Aa Novotnt, 6Stovnik,
4Ol East Hyrtas Ays. - AAd1et -
6auko. pokladnlk, 1854 Ok e. -
Martin Mu1ansly 1EelkiSek anr
dik, doxofe0via
eehodss adb5vAjd = kasdt pryf
{ II $500 & Raae n. QxiIla
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-06
'Kalend&r Cinnosti
Slovenskej

Z. oktobra Michalska tanecna
x&bava osadnfkov sv. Cyrila a
Metoda v skolskej sieni.
Il. okt. Card party, Daughters
Of Holy Name, Holy Name
Auditorium.
IL. oktobra Maskarny bal Slo-
venskeho Zen. Polt. a Vzdel,
Klubu pri osade sv. Mateja,
v Sokolovni ma Homewood.
IL. oktobra Maskarny bal Zen
Politickeho Klubu z Camp
bell v Ukrainskej hale.
IL, Is. q 16. olktohra Bazai
Steeltonskeho Klubu V klu.
bovych miestnostiach ma Har'
tell Ave. " starej skole).
10. oktobra- -Divadelne predsta-
venie dram kr1zku osady sv.
Cyrila a Metoda, v skole sv.
Cyrila a Metoda.
q. okt.-Harvest Moon Dance
Senior Girls Sodality, Saint
Elizabeth auditorium.
26. okt.-G Acquainted Dance
Sa-Jo Girls, Hamrak Hall
; Campbell, O.
q. oktobra- -Maskarna tanecni
zabava Daughters Of Holy
Name, Holy Name audito
rium.
20. olKtobra- -25-roene jubile
um Sboru 146. s. T.. J. Sokol
Sokolovni ma Washington
st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-06
Bazaar Steelton
/ klubu 14--16. okt.
Dvs tans6n6 E&bavy, kartovt
ve6ierol, vyhr&vly, korunovanie
kr&l'ovny 1,a programe.

Toho. roku, Steelton Klub u.
sporiada svoj vyrocny jasenny
bazar Y jeho mlestnosti ma
Hartzell Ave. Vybor vypraco.
val q dokoncil zvlastne pripra-
w.
Vynikaj1cou udalost'ou bude
vyvolenie a korunovanie kra-
l'ovny ako zakl '1cenie bazaru v
pondelok vecer, 16. oktobra. Ka-
zde dievca, byvaj1ce ma Steel
ton, mole vstdpit' do tohto ''Po.
pularity kontestu".
Bazar sa zapocne v sobotu
vecer, IA. oktobra. Budd tance,
cardase a obycajne jasenne "a
bavy. Chceme zvlaste oznamit',
ze vybor sa postaral 0 dobrd
hudbu. Hudobnici zahrajd vset-
tky obl'1ben6 cardase.
V nedel u vecer, Is. oktobra
bude kartovy vecierok. Vybor
ne ceny bud1 dane Wit 'azom y
hre. Tiez budd obycajne Wy.
hravky.
v pondelok vecer, 16. okto
bra bude Ease tanec, ma ktorom
zahra orchestra moderne piesnt
q tance. Ma zakoncenie slavnost
bude korunovanie kraPovny
ktora obdrzi peknd odmenu
Kazdy vecer sa da do vyhry dvt
rova cena.
Steelton Klub sa citi vel'm
'astny, ze dostal dovolenie od
skoskeho dozorneho vyboru pc
uzlvat' skolskd budovu, ktori
skolsky vybor nepotreboyal z,
poslednych desat' rokov. Sko
la je dva-poschodova budova
maj1ca styri priestranne izby
| Bazaar bude v prospech klubu
aby 81 mohol zariadit' a okras
lit svoje miestnosti.
Ma cele vyboru, ktory kon'
vsetko NOME, aby sa bazar Wy
daril, je Jozef Harkabus. Nj
whore spolocne pracujd nasle
dovni: Michal Layshock, jan
Tobias, Jan Martinko, Jan Sav
ko, Stefan Baca, Michal Kra
mer, Michal Hrifko, Jozef Ga
nofsky, Michal Baca, Stefa,
Kubik, Stefan Kramer, Ja1
Yohman, Stefan Kushner, An
drej Pervasnik, Andrej Yurco
Jan Kupec, Andrej Antal, Mi
chal Bobovnik, Stefan Yohman
Peter Flip, Jan Ragan, Jura,
Kasimir, Jozef Bobovnik, Mi
chal Knapik, Jozef Yohman
Michal Kurilla, Stefan Fried
man, Pavel Yohman, Andre
Behan a Stefan Semko.
i Vybor sa postaral o zakusky
la obcerstvenie. Cele youngs
townsk6 obecenstvo bude vita
ne ma tomto vel'kom bazare. :
i Nezabudnite dni: H., Is.
16. oktobra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-06

Ked' 90 nieco q yls priho-
AZ, 20 zaujfma vsrejnost'. napt
|xte n ~ tfShte novfn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-06

Pritonnny.
Evening star., 1933-02-12
Carmen Tonight.
''CARMEN," George Bizet's opera,
will ha suno fo,ioht Of Wa shino.

"CARMEN." George Bizet's opera,
will be sung tonight at Washing
ton Auditorium at $50 under the direc-
ton Of Maestro Alfredo Salmaggi The
opera will be conducted by Maestro
Gabrielle Simeoni, with Attico Bernabini
as chorus master, and Bennie Altieri
as stage manager.
Second in Importance only to Carmen
herself Is the Micaela, to be sung in the
Washington performance by an Amer
ican girl, Ethel Fox. who is known in
Italy as Blanca Altine, and has the
distinction OF being the first American
singer to make talking and singing
movies in italy. Ethel Fox, now in this
country, has sung with success in the
Teatro Royal, in Rome; the San Carlo,
in Naples; and the Dalverme, In Milan.
With Rosita Fordieri as the tempestu-
GUS Spanish gypsy, Carmen, will be
Don Jose, her high-born lover, whom
she casts aside for the famous bull
fgher Escamillo, to be sung by Pasquale
Amato. formerly of the Metropolitan
Opera.
The four acts of Carmen" are filled
to the brim with splendid color and
brilliant pageant display characteristic
Of the Spanish gypsy life, and the ex-
citement of the bull ring. Nino Ruisi
as the Gypsy Zunica; EMO Reah rs
Morales; Francesca Curci as II DAN
cairo; Eugenio ProSperoni as II Remen-
dado; also Elisabet Krisler as Frasqufta;
and Bernice Schalker as Mercedes COM
plete the fine singing cast for this
popular opera.
/ The orchestra and the chorus will
come down from New York City for this
performance. Spanish ballet will be
| a feature of Carmen"
Evening star., 1933-02-12

Just as the career Of Marcel Tatu-
teau, famous oboist, who was heard
last week with the National Symphony,
was ftlrthered by Walter Danrosch. SO
was that Of Levitski. The orchestra
conductor was resposible for the boys
enrolment at the Institute Of Musical
Art under Stojowski, where he studied
for five years. Then he went to El-
rope and became a pupil Of the mas
ter Ernst Won Dohnanyt. Twice dur
ing his four years In Berlin he was
awarded the famous Mendelssohn prize
as the most talented piano student.
A brilliant debut In Berlin started his
career, and this was augmented by q
sensational first American appearance
in 1916. Since then he has concertized
all over the world.
On next Saturday at the young peo-
piles concert in Central High school
Auditorium Kinder will tell his audi
ence how q composer mixes his "col-
ors" in his music, and what part
imagination plays in creating tones.
The accompanying program played by
the orchestra will also be appro-
priately varied in color" as the fol-
lowing list attests:
Fifth symphony" ust movement) Schubert
Discussed by DR.. Kinder
Songs: 'charlie Is My Darling '- -
Santa tEvsIsbcdiS ETels SsaDS5itan siPs} folk s0ns
Evening star., 1933-02-12
Local Notes

Mrs. Randall's solo, and Mr.. Randall
will sing Campbell -Tipton's Hymn to
the Night" Lists Hungarian Rhap-
Sody, No. e." will be played by the
orchestra, under the direction Of Raoel
da Costa.
Student recitals marked the closing
Of the Fall and Winter term Of the
Gresham Music Studios last Thursday.
The younger students participating
were: Robert Nye, Daphne Fay, Jean
Rorer, Barbara Magathan, Jean Gong
wer, Jackie Tansill, Andre Nickols
David Magathan, Elizabeth Magathan
Alfred Richmond, Mary Ann Tansill
Ruth Burgess, David Thompson, Caro-
lyn Irish, Francis Ann Becker, Lionel
Fielder, Wallace Magathan and Eleanor
Gallogly.
A musical program was presented
Tuesday at the meeting Of the Colum-
University. Those taking part were
Beulah Beverly Chambers, pianist, who
arranged the program; Yvonne Rapeer
coloratura soprano, and Rawley Dono-
hue, baritone.
Alice Neal, contralto, sang group OF
songs at the annual banquet rendered
IL. xt.y
the Kennedy-Warren recently. Louise
McNerny was the piano accompanist.
Warren r. johnson will play the
suite. "In Ireland" by Antoine Toule-
monde, in his recital before the service
at the Church Of the Pilgrims this
evening.
Mrs. Vera Ross, contralto soloist at
~ofJ E,tc xryiv
be the soloist at the annual memorial
service, to be held In the House Of Rep
resentatives next Friday noon, In honor
of those United States Senators and
Representatives who died during the
past year. Edgar T. Paul OF the Wash
mgton Musical Institute Will be her
accosnpantst.
Flora McGil Keefer, mezzo- contralto
will assist Lewis Corning Atwater. or
ganist, In program Of Cesar Franck
music, at the All Souls Unitarian
Church this afternoon, at 8 o'clock
Mrs. Keefer will sing lie Marriage des
Roses" and ''Nocturne."
Flora Clayton, violinist, and a grour
Of her pupils, were presented in an In
formal recital recently. The pupils TAX
ing part were: Paul Miller, jr.; Mary
Jane Schlenker, Beth Bon Durant
Donald Glasscock, Millicent Murray ano
Edgar Bon Durant, jr. Miss Clayton
a pupil of Alexander Bloch, played
three Kreisler transcriptions, accom-.
panied at the piano by Julia Arnold.
The music classes Of the Laurel High
School, Laurel, Md, under the direc-
ton Of Julia Arnold, gave a musical
program recently at the school. Over
100 pupils took part in the presenta-
tons Of song dramatizations, chorus
singing and dancing. Flora Clayton
wolinist, accompanied by Miss Arnold
program closed with mixed quartet
singing, Cant You Hear Me Calling
Caroline" The quartet included Dor
othy Pindum, soprano; John Barker
tenor; Julia Arnold, alto, and L. B
Rowland, bass.
Evening star., 1933-02-12
Service Band Concerts.
THE United States Marine Band an

THE United States Marine Band and
= Orchestra will give concerts during
the coming week as follows:
Monday, 8 p.m.-Band concert, Ma
rine Barracks.
Tuesday, 8 p.m.-Concert In Buchanan
School Auditorium, "An Evening with
Sousa," sponsored by the Southeast
Citizens Association.
Wednesday, 2 p.m.-The band viii
take part in the Maine Memorial ex-
erciseS by the United Spanishl War Vet
Grams in the riding hall at Fort Myer.
Va.
Wednesday, 8 p.m.-Orchestral con-
cert, Marine Barracks.
Thursday, 1880 am.-Band concert,
"shut-inS dream hour"
Friday, 8 p.m.-Orchestral concert,
Marine Barracks.
The concerts will be under the leader
ship Of Capt. Taylor Branson, leader of
the United States Marine Band.
Dvorak's overture, "Carneval," will be
played by the United States Navy Band
at the band auditorium, Navy Yard,
next Wednesday night. The soloist on
this program will be Musician Earl
Miller, cornetist.
Evening star., 1933-02-12
Benefit Program Tuesday.

THE TEN O'CLOCK CLUB, Edward
1 Macdonald, director. will present
Sylvia Meyer, harpist from the Balti-
more Symphony Orchestra. and Flor
ence Yocum, Washington radio and
church soloist, In the first Of the series
Of six benefit concerts, Tuesday at $50
pm. at the Sulgrave Club, 1901 Massa-
chusetts avenue, northwest. The club
was donated for the opening program
through the courtesy Of one Of the
patroneSSeS for the concerts, Mrs.
Eleanor Patterson.
In addition to Miss Meyer and Miss
Yocum, Helen Fetter Cook, who will talk
informally about the music of this pro-
gram, and George Cornwall, accom-
panist for Miss Yocum, are giving their
services.
Miss Meyer. one Of the most brilliant
OF the younger group Of American
artists, is pupil Of Salzedo. In addi-
ton to two groups Of ancient and mod
ern works by other distinguished writer's
Of music for her instrument, she gives
as her third group some selections
written by Mr.. Salzedo himself.
Miss Yocum, who In 1929 and 1890
won the D. @. Atwater Kent additions,
is one Of the most popular Of the young
sopranos In Washington.
Tickets for this concert can be had
at T. Arthur Smiths Bureau In Kits,
1880 G street northwest, as well as at
the Ten O'Clock Club and, the night Of
the concert, at the Sulgrave Club.
The complete program follows:
Evening star., 1933-02-12
Sunday Series Planned.

4 SERIES of recitals by famous artists
"a and other music events, to be held
on Sundays during the 1933-34 season
and with admissions at popular prices,
is being planned by c. c. Cappel, con-
cert manager and manager Of the Ma
tional Symhony Orchestra.
This series will probably contain six
concerts, Mr.. Cappel states, spaced dur
ing the season SO that they will COM
bine effectively with the Sunday con-
cert series Of the orchestra to make
a well rounded music season.
"The immense popularity Of both the
Thursday and Sunday concerts of the
orchestra demonstrates the fact that
Washington does not only want its own
orchestra, but that other popular priced
music events are entirely feasible" Mr..
Cappel said yesterday. Sunday would
seem to be the logical day to hold such
popular concerts. Washington Is more
interested in music than ever before,
and I believe this healthy interest will
continue to grow as the opportunity
grows to hear the best in music at
small COST"
Evening star., 1933-02-12
POnS Concert in March

time she was to be assisted by Giu-
seppe Bamboschek, fiutist, who was
scheduled to play flute obbligato to
two Pons numbers, the aria from Han
del's cantata, III Penseroso" and the
mad scene from Donizetti's opera,
Lucia di Lammermoor." Mr.. Bam-
boschek was also scheduled to play q
group of flute solos.
Other numbers on Pons' January IL
concert which may be retained ON her
March 81 program are the BEL Song"
from Delibes' 'Iakme," Pamina,s aria
from Mozart's Magic Flute" Otto
Klemperer's "Inutile PrecauMone"
composed for the lesson scene in Ros-
sinis Barber Of Seville'), the mon
so piu cosa son" aria from .Mozart's
Marriage of Figaro" as well as nu-
merous songs, such as Pergolesi's "Se
tn MANI" Campra's "Charmant papil-
lon," Padre Martini's "Plaisir darnour, I"
Wagner's 'Dormi, fanciullo," Rach-
maninoff'S Georgian Song" and Deli
be's Les files aux Cadix."
Seats may be obtained for the Pons
concert of March 81 at the Wilson,
Greene Concert Bureau, In Droop's,
1900 G street northwest, or at Consti-
tuition Hall the afternoon Of the con-
cert
Evening star., 1933-02-12

7 lily PONS, coloratura soprano,
who was temporarily forced to
suspend her vocal career in mid
IL season to recover from a severe
cold, has rejoined the Metro
politan Opera forces in New York end
will appear here in concert Friday after
noon, March 81, at 4:30 o'clock, at Con-
stitution Hall. All tickets purchased
for Pons' January IL postponed con-
cert will be honored on March 81, ac-
cording to Dorothy Hodgkin Dorsey, In
charge OF Wilson-Greene concert ac-
tivities in washington and Baltimore.
Pons rejoined the Metropolitan
something over a week ago, singing the
Gilda role In "Rigoletto" opposite Rich
ard Bonelli, the brilliant American BARI
tone, who was making his first appear
ance in the title role. New York critics
reported Pons singing as virtually flaw
less, particularly in the coloratura pas
sages, and It is anticipated that she
Will take up her concert engagements
as rapidly as her Metropolitan appear
ances permit.
No announcement Is yet forthcoming
from the Pons management as to what
changes, If any, will be made in the
program Of January IL, at which
Evening star., 1933-02-12
Evening With Sousa"

HE days of John Phillip Sousa,
the march king, will be recalled
by the Southeast Washington
i Citizens Association on Tues
day, 8 pm, at the Buchanan
Auditorium, Thirteenth and D streets
southeast, in an interesting program of
instrumental and vocal music, by talks
of his literary works and by rem
iniscences of his life in the Southeast
section Of Washington, where he was
born and where he received his early
musical education.
The United States Marine Band,
Capt. Taylor Bransor conducting, will
play Sousa's marches, excerpts from
his operas and selections that he ad-
mired. Vocalists from the southeast
and from Estelle Wentworth's Opera
Group will sing Sousa's songs. The
widow Of John Phillip Sousa and his
two daughters will come from New
York for this occasion.
Mabel c. Innan will sing Sousa
song, Loves Radiant Hour" Elliott
Button is the soloist in the chorus from
"El Captain" and Alma Harris Is the
soloist in the chorus from 1.-THE Bride
Elect"
Evelyn Davis Southeast Community
Dance Group Of girls will dance the
Mazurka from the opera, "El Captain. /"
G. P. Lohr, cousin Of John Phillip
Sousa. and member Of the Southeast
Evening star., 1933-02-12

Citizens Association, has assisted In
preparing q short biography Of Sousa,
which will be delivered by G. Ct. Deg
man, giving interesting intimate stories
Of the march kings life as q boy and
his love Of sports. Allan Davis viii
tell Of the wit, humor and beauty Of
Sousa's poetry. John B. Mckinley win
tell Of Sousa's literature, which included
stories Of his travels with his band and
fiction that Is based on scenes In
Southeast Washington.
Capt. Z. L. Dessez Of the United
States Marine Corps, WIN tak on
Sousa's military life.
George w. Bell, president Of tn
Southeast Washington Citizenss Asso-
citation, win be the presiding officer
and will introduce w. r. Murphy, who
will act as toastmaster Throughout the
evening.
Retired bandsmeu who played with
Sousa have been especially invited
Among these are Henry q. BAl,e. Louis
A. Bilek, John r. Boettcher. Howard
D. Clapp, Charles I. Coy, Arthur
De Marco, Harry Eaton, George c.
Fugitt, Arcangelo GuerTieTd, Achile
Guimond, Joseph A. Jangle, Samuel
Johnson, william Keppler, frank A
King, Lauritz M. Larson, Edward Nc
Intyre, Robert 8. McKinnin, Vincent
Patrola, August Pdegler, Henry Repertti
and John NJ TerIindeu.