Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-01-28

wells "Daphnis ct Chloe" viii be
mo for piano and orchestra by
was originally scheduled to be
ianiSt, Jesus Marie Sanroma.
principal artist at the inaugural North
Carolina State concert, which will be
given in Constitution Hall Wednesday
evening at $3.50 O'Clock.
The concert Is being presented BY q
group of prominent men and women
Of North Carolina to call to the at
tention of the National Capital the
artistic and cultural development Of
the State. 1t is to be repeated an
nually. Inasmuch as the sponsors have
betrayed ali expenses of the concert
and the exhibit, there will be no charge
for tickets of admission. Invitations
and reserved seat tickets are being dis
tributed by the sponsors, the North
Carolina State Society of Washington
and Mrs. j. Bernard Mcdonnell, who
resides at 1912 Chaplin street north
west.
Sponsors have extended a general
invitation to all former members of the
opera company to attend the concert
and have asked Mrs. Mcdonnell to
distribute tickets to those requesting
them. Brig. Gen. A. E. Williams,
president, and Jane Elizabeth Newton,
CSN2 CtdA ~ CdouA q Va blAC otd &c oONACIy
Of the District, are distributing re-
served seat tickets
Leslie P. Spelman, director OF music
Of Meredith College, Raleigh, N. c.,
and formerly organist of the American
Church in Paris, together with Eliza
beth Marshall Mauney, youthful COLI
oratura soprano of Hickory, N. c., will
be assisting artists at the concert. He
has given numerous recitals abroad
and in this country.
North Carolina composers will be
represented on the program. Mr.. Spell
man will play Caprice" by Frederick
Stanley Smith of Southern Pines, N. c.
Mr. Albion will sing The Ballad Of
the Trees and the Master" by jaime
Alexander Patterson of Concord, N. c.,
and Night Time Is Coming by Mrs.
Quigley of High Point, N. c.
"CISSY," one Of the reigning hits of
- Fritz Kreisler's new operetta of
the same name, which has achieved
Q sensational success in Europe, and
which will shortly be presented in Lon
don by the famous violinist, will be
sung here for the first time next Sum-
day afternoon at o'clock at Consti-
tuition Hall when Nine. Maria Jeritza,
Viennese soprano, appears in recital as
the fifth attraction Of Mrs. Dorothy
Hodgkin Dorseys Sunday afternoon
recital series.
The Kreisler number is one OF
group of Viennese songs by Kreisler,
Lehar and Benatzky, with which Nine.
Jeritza will close the first program she
has sung in Washington since the Win
ter of 1881. Her program will in
clude songs by Schumann, Schubert,
StrangS prohnnS dpEollo
composers.
A T THIS Wednesday musical morn
ing at the Mayflower Mrs. Law
renee Townsend will present the Eng
lish two-piano artists. Ethel Bartlett
and Rae Robertson, and the young
American baritone, Alexander Gray,
whose recent debut at the Town Hall
in New York was something Of a SEN
sation. The. program to be given
Wednesday by these artists u as
follows:
Two choral preludes:
tS "Jesui. My Hearts JOYS. Bach
tArranged by Elise HorneD
90 aT IN Pasd IS G ai4SFfi samu.i5P Bach
H. " Gre y p, Hymn" ........ BseIheysn
"enn len IN acme Augen SEN.
Schumann
Itch srole NIGHT" Schumann
Alexander GRAY
Dedicated to Bartlett; and mfn Rober ss55e'
Study in Canon Form.
"Danse Rituene du FeG' I"Fire pancesS.
Du Falla
Transcribed by Anne Hull and Mary Howe)
Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robertson
~. "Cophtisches Lied trl" go. Hugo Wolf
Herr, verzsge NIGHT geschvind."
Hugo Wolf
Ewig. Erich Wolf
v. "schero, from 'Midsummer Nisht's
Dream ............. Mendelssohn
Romance Arensky
The Blue Danube Waltz;
StrausS-Schulz- Evler
Freeiy ADAPTED for two pianos by
Abram ChaSinsl
-. Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robertson.
VI. 'Mlnnelied' tan old song of l460
tArranged BY A. Walter Kramer)
ZummerZetzhire' told ENGLISH
ARRANGED BY Ernest Newtonl
The Moon Drops Low" american
Indian sons) Charles W. Cadmsn
Bone. Come a-Knittin "
ARRANGED by JACQUES wolfe)
Alexander Gray.
Pierre Luboshutz. accompanies.
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