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The daily independent., 1937-06-01
"iIandY Man" Builds Home

PaineSvillc, O. -U.R)- Victor
Long. although not a carpenter.
is rapidly completing constitution
of a new tWo-Story home. Rogu-
larly employed in a railroad car
shops, Lorg has done all Of the
work unaided, with the exception
of plumbing and electrical WIRING.
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
WHAT'S NEWS
Among Our
C0I.ORED PEOPLE
reported BY John Harris)
Judge Meekins Heard

, Sunday night before very
large audience that crowded every
conceivable space in the Mt. Leb-
anon church, Judge 1. M. Meek
ins lived up to his reputation as
Ia scholar, orator and logican.
The speaker very eloquently
Epoke on the five fundamental
andards: Faith, Fear, Truth,
.ankness and Preparation.
During the course of the
slge's address, he Jactfuliy and
Nyinc..ngly admoniShed his
hers to set up an individual
ndard, one that will beget a
citizen of indispensable value.
don't believe that lynching
be controlled by enaction of
aation because the heniouS
IS committed by a crazed
thirsty mob-yet I feel that
state and the federal gov
int should use every agency
eir command to eradicate
PRACTICES"
losing the favorite son Of
Carolina said, Keep faith
ne five fundamentals before
ally task. and you will be
The daily independent., 1937-06-01

Mr. and Mrs. Gibson of Wash
ington spent the week end in the
city.
Mrs. ThreSia Specimen Rockies
of washington spent The week
end with her mother, Mrs. Miles
Spellman of Roanoke Ave.
Casper Hill. student at Shaw
University, has returned home for
the summer.
Mesdames Sophia Ward, r.
Martin and J. Coleman attended
the Elk State Association held in
Greensboro May 1927.
Mrs. Robert Dance of 422 w.
Cypress ST., is spending two weeks
N NagS Head.
Mrs. and Mrs. Philip Bembry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Bembry OF
! Washington were in the city yes
Serday.
:, Mrs. Mary Hawkins Harris and
Mrs. Eta Hawkins Thompson,
who were visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hawkins, have
returned to their home in Phila-
| delphia.
Wilson Dozier, son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Aaron Dozier of YCSt street
is home from college.
Miss Gladys Franklin of South
ern Ave, is home from her school
work.
Prof. J. C. Bias, son of Presi-
denS and Mrs. J. H. Bais of the
State Normal School, is home af-
ter serving successfully as prin-
cipal of the Pantego High school.
Prof. and Mrs. L. S. Burford,
formerly connected with the local
school system, were in the city
Monday.
Messls. Jas. Lowery, Theodore
4 Rodgers, Charles Bias and Jos.
Brown are home following the
closing of their school work.
w. Moran. Misses Odessa Elliott
and Marjorie Pailin motored to
Greensboro and WinSton-S Salem
during the past week.
Rev. Tr0tter, former pastor OF
M. Lebanon A. M. E. Zion church
was a recent visitor N the city
Rev. Trotter is at present living
in Pittsburgh, Pa, where he is
paStOring The Avery Memorial A
M. E. Zion church.
Today-for the first time ir
person, Charles Lindsey and hi;
foremost orchestra, featuring
Jimmy Carr.
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
Korice OF EoMINisTRATIoN

Hayms qu1l.iic! as AimniStra'riN. &. 7. y.
# the late Mod Waite. ! hereby give notice
t. all lrr,ous indebted his estate To come
forward ard make immediate settlement, and
those hulIm- claims H-am.t the sam" I" pre-
sent them tor payment within tw'lv" month,
from the dat" ui llj, u'tjcc. "r II Viii h'
ll,.I,E In har ni Their recovery.
Th.s April =. 1897.
SALIIE MORRIS WHITE.
nNrIn-Gf Administrators. &. v. \.
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
LOYALISTS BOMB BALEARIS

Rome, May 31.-WP)-Twenty
persons were killed and there
we're injured when a Spanish
LoyaliSt plane bombed Palma de
Ma iorca in the Balearic Islands,
the government announced to-
night. Palma is held by the
Rebels.
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
BOotbIacks Rest on SUNDAY

Portland, Ore. -W.R,- The s.
cent shoe shine has had its day.
officials of the bootblack union
announced. A union regulation de-
crees no shines on Sundays and
holidays and hcnceforu, shines
will be offered for 10 and Is cent
premiums.
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
TODAY'S
RADIO
PROGRAM
TUESDAY, JUNE
NRc.wEAF RED NETWORK

4.3O-Dun Wilson ot tnr Navy
4:45-Littlc Orphan Annie-cast
5:OO-Scrnce fro. the News
JI5-Nrws: Three Sisters
: j.3O-PrrSS- Radio News Period
: 5.35-Tnm Thomas Song-nctwork
54l-The Nightmares
G.un-Amus n Andy-cast
G.l5-Nucal Varieties by Chosai
G.:.O-- Henrik Wihcm Van Loon
C.J5--passing paradc-ycai wmaq WOW
kyw; Pianos -nctwuIN
: I.OO-Rr.s Morgan and Orchc.-",
: T:3O-Wayne Kings Orchestra
S.nu-Vnx \ Peppers and Questions
\ .3u-.-Fr,I AIairr Reue---tO g.
q y.3u-.Iimmie Fidcr Talk--to C.
9:I5--V.c and SADIE. Sketch Act
I q U:OU-.Nrws; Lee Brown orchcatra-eaSt; ;
Martinez Brothers Quar-.
10 .3O-IIugn Mariani'S Orchestra
! 90 Emery DruSrh Orchestra
| .aO-I.nu Breeze and Orchestra
:i5-NI. Sherman and Orchestra
css-WAsc NETWORK
4:45--Dorotny Gorlons Corner
5:OO--1hr Musical Americana
= I::SU-Prrss Radio News
: 5:2l-Iau Douglas ON Sports
5:45-Gcorgc Hall and Orchestra
G:OO-Puetic MeodioS-caSt
G:15--NIa and Pa. Sketcl-basic
G:3U-Alrxamdcr Woollcott. Talk
G:I5-Buakc Cartc-s Comment
:uO-llammcrStrm Music Hall
T:3O-N .IulsOn's Shove Ia c.
S:OO--A prarcc and Ills Gang
S:3O-Jatx Oakic COllrEr-tn c.
9:3U-Yuur Unseen Frirnd-rast; orchcS-
tra--DiNic
u :OO-GuS Anheim Orch
10 :3O--Framk Dailey's Orch.
:OO-Ansum Weeks and Orch.
.3O---Buh MrIirew and Orch.-haSIc
= :UO-Organ and Dancc-w
NBc-WJZ BLUE NETWORK
:30-Thr Singing Lady-caSt
I:I5-Thr King, Men. quartet
= I:uu-Nrws: VI. Wilson orch.
:3O-prr~s-RadiO News Period
! I:II-Tumy Ru sell Song P.ug.-nrtw0rk
I:4J-LOwcll ThomaS-raSt
G:OU-EaSy Aces Skit--aSo est
Il 30 l.um and Abnrr-raSt only
Florence George. Soprano
Husbands and Wives. Talk
:3O-Ei Guest 1t Can Re Done
: :UO-R Bernie and Lads
:3O-Ahc Lyman'S Love Songs
.OU-l'rc-rclipSc broadcast
n:3U--iiarp>ichunlS Ensemble
u :UU-Nrws: picadilly Show
:rO-rhil Harris and Orch.
3O--Dmcng Muoc Orchestra
WTAR
\. VI.
G:3U-Thc Alarm Clock Parade
G:j-Alam Clock Parade
7:OO-rroplrS Musical Cal"nda:
N:uO-I-,Su Extra
S:UJ-ANIsiral TilbitS
$40 Safety Flash
S:lO-'rimr Service Program
:3O-Brtty and Bob
S:4j-IIymnS ri all Churches
. :OO-Church of the Air
9:l5-rrugram Resume
y :3O-Om thr Mall
- 9:4u--GladyS Miller Hollywood Room Re
cpcS"
:3U-NEmrntS uf Melody
::il-Nucc of the Weather.. J. Murphy
:OO-Radip Luncheon club
>. NJ
. .:25-ESSu Extra
= .0O--Spot Announcement
= 2II--Sp0t Announcement
" ~ Dr,matizati"n
. 30 Shcp Fields Orchestra
5.0o-Your Fmics and Nine
.3u-lr"gram llIShliEhiS
:32 Iimriul MrlUdirS
= :il-Tra Dan>ant
5:lO-Nrw, mdrN-W. T. Dcbnam
= - Baseball Scu:cS
G:Oq,-Ilumc Folk, Frolc
CSC Musical lntrrlmic
G:i0- Sports Rrvirw-Tum llanes
G:II Time Signal
G:iI--Fyc Minute Drama
q G.1O-Mrl"dy ul SonG-Earlonc schools
:3O-rmr Signal
:3O-"Idol Of Milinns'-Iack DEMPSEY
.3O--Tram>crpiiun
- .3u--rrmmscriptiun
q g.ij-rimc signal
| .uO-F.SSo Extra
| .OL-M Maritime Weathe:
= .nU--t,upimEHt
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
LOCAL MARKETS

Following are the offering prices
to the producers on Elizabeth City
markets at the close of business
hours Yesterday.
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
CLASSIFIED ADS
IL Watch Repair

HOW LONG since you have had
your watch cleaned? Isn't it about
time? w. O. BAUER, 101 S0utn
PoindeXter Street. pMy2f-J2
The daily independent., 1937-06-01

FOUR ROOM house, unfurnished,
on corner Raleigh and Carolina
Ave. with tot for garden: Seven
room house on River Road, near
WcekSville highway, with nice
yard, shade trees, and out build
ings. OLLOW VEIL REAL
ESTATE. cJl-3
The daily independent., 1937-06-01

MAKE ONE TRIP DO-You can
buy your groceries, vegetables, and
meats at this store. Phone BOB.
CITY MARKET. pMy26-Jl
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
Cleaning
Kodak Finishing

FOR PROMPT, careful develop
ing. and printing, bring your films
to us. We loan cameras. FRISBY
STUDIO. 202 Kramer Building.
cMy29-J4
The daily independent., 1937-06-01

WE HAVE a complete line of fancy
and staple groceries, fresh coun-
try vegetables speciality. We de
liver. Phone 1856. .. G. PERRY.
,JR. pJ1-7
The daily independent., 1937-06-01

good citizens Of the common
wealth."
Other features of the Memorial
Day program we're: Mr.. j. r.
Fleming, who so eloquently pre-
sented the speaker. and DR.. G. w.
Cardwell. who responded 20 the
speaker. Muse was furnished by
the Cosmopolitan Glee club, di-
rected by Prof. Jas. Norman.
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
9 /.
Insurance

BE PROTECTED FROM STORMS
Is your property amply protected
against WindStorm, explosion, hail,
riot, aircraft and motor vehicle
damage, smoke and rental value?
Inquire about or new Supplement
tai Contract. 1t can be added at
very little additional cost. SOUTH
ERN LOAN AND INSURANCE
CO, INC. cMy27-J2
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
Norfolk Markets

Reported by w. c. Mitchell & CO.
Eggs and Poultry.
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
Shoe Repairing

JUST AS good as new are the
shoes that leave our repair shop.
Prices reasonable. Phone 924.
JACkSON'S SHOE SHOP.
pJ1-7
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
Bakery

TRY OUR delicious STAUDTS
SANDWICH LOAF at all grocery
stores. Save wrappers for valuable
premiums. pMy26-J1
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
PEANUT J

PEANUT
Peanut quotatio
to 5; Runners, Al
Az to 434. Mark
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
Help Wanted Female 2
Lots For Sale
Market

I HAVE in my new market every
thing in sea food that can be had.
Fish 'filleted and put ready Tor
the pan. No extra charge. For
your next order, call The Man
Who Knows Fish" Phones 2O4-
41O. Forty years in business. No
Joke. THOMAS CRANK.
cJl-2-3-5-7-8
The daily independent., 1937-06-01

BLANKETS AND linen suits just
like new when they come from our
laundry. Don't forget thrifty SER
vice. Sc cheap-Only sc pound.
With fiat work finished. RIVER
SIDE LAUNDRY. CJl-7
The daily independent., 1937-06-01

Packing House Products
Reported by Armour & Co.
Fresh Meats and Lard:
-. ,,r.to 1911 N
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
Awnings

QUALITY awnings have proven
best for comfort, protection and
appearance. Munden & Alexander.
phone 1899. cM20-tf
The daily independent., 1937-06-01

SCet1 SaAfSo NAoA 81 --AS "a
Cured and Salt Meats:
Smoked hams (best) .25At
Best strip bacon ----2712
Second grade bacon as HI
Groceries
Reported by Galanidis,
Sc DuroS
Flour, winter wheat
q sacks. Dbl. -. II
Meal, best water
ground, 100-lbS- q
Cornstarch "a ID. DO
per case ------1
Navy Beans, 100-lb,
bags ---------.
Campbell Beans.
CdSc ---------
Sugar, 100-lbs J
Rice. 100-lb. bags.
fancy ---------
Rice. choice -----
Lard comp. per lb
Lard pure per Id
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
Special Notices 81

ELIZABETH CITY Towel Supply
Co. Rent. why buy. Towel Service
furnished to Offices, Stores, and
Business HouIeS. Albemarle Laun-
dry. Phone 1926. pMy20-JlO
The daily independent., 1937-06-01

WE DON'T make" sandwiches,
we CREATE them. Try One.
Courteous curb service and prompt
delivery. MONROE'S SANDWICH
SHOP. Phone 805. pM3l-J5
The daily independent., 1937-06-01

STOP AND TRY our delicious
"Smithfield Style" ham sand
wiches. Curb and delivery service.
Phone $50. DENWOOD CONFEC-
TIONERY. pMy26-J1
The daily independent., 1937-06-01
t9}:}
Flowers
Cottages For Rent 95 j.,

MACS HEAD Cottage for rent,
Sound Side. Geo. w. HaSkett, E.
City, phone 284. cM24-6t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-18

TO the Tribune and have every
wish for its continued success and
progress.
-
Rev. and Mrs. S. G. Cunningham,
6l33 Hazlett street:
Greetings. II has been our ex-
IRENE pleasure 10 have the Tri-
bunc in our home since its begin
ming We would not be without
IT,"
Mr. and Mrs. A Middleton. 6319
Woodrow avenue
Realizing the fact that reading
is one OF the principal methods to
keep one informed we have for a
long time chosen the Tribune
among our other publications.
Mr.. and Mrs g. Chisolm 1874 Ban
gor street:
we offer our greetings 10 the
Tribune which we consider an out
standing enterprise which fully dc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-18
"A Christmas Thought

Soon we are again to celebrate
the anniversary OF birthday
which has always stood and still
stands out prominently.
Nearly two centuries ago in the
little town of Bethlehem Of Judea
was the origin OF this celebration
which carries with II significance
surprising that of any having pre-
ceded or followed after.
The story Of the birth OF Jesus
Is old: yet 1t is always new. The
many fine elements introduced by
the Messiah's advent--peace. good
will. love, endurance. patience
humility and faith contribute
largely toward the character build
ing OF every individual.
So amidst the gaieties. mirth and
festivities customarily prevalent at
this particular season, II Is rather
expedient that individuals will not
allow these passing fancies pre-
dominain the real Christmas
spirit Peach on Earth Good will
toward men"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-18
Greetings At Yuletide
TABERNACLE
BAPT. CHURCH
Glib Beechwood Ave.
Order Of Service

Members Of the Sunday School
will sponsor Christmas play.
"Since Santa Changed His Mind
one evening during the holidays.
In addition to the humorous side
of the play. fine moral is drawn
out The date will be announced
later.
The Senior Choir In connection
with ST. Paul A. NJ. f. Senior Choir
will present In two parts a beau
tiful Christmas cantata entitled
"The Messiah's Advent" Thursday.
Dec. 30. $3.50 p. m. at the Lucy
Thurman Branch Y. w. c. A. This
promises to be an enjoyable pro-
gram in song.
The admission will be twenty-five
cents
Rev. Robt. II. Pittman. Pastor !;
1854 Woodrow Avenue; Phone
Tyler 4-3466.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-18

Time moves on so don't forget
20 read the Tribune In order &C
keep up with the happenings OF Ia
ts-resf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-18
West Side Readers
Praise Tribune

We regret that out Of the many
many West Side Tribune Readers
who wish TO offer greetings and
congratulations In this issue. spac,
will only permit the following.
Mr.. and Mrs Orville Craig 504l
Williams street.
I'VE are strong for the Tribune.
We look forward with interes, 10
receiving our copy each week
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II Oliver GOA
Thirtieth street:
We are one hundred per cent
for the Tribune. II is il clean cat,
fast growing newspaper"
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Minor, 50s9--
23rd street:
I'VE have been long subscribers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-18
Church To Honor
Pastor And Wife
With s h O w e I

Members of the Tabernacle Bap-
tist Church will hold open house
featuring a linen shower in honor
OF Rev. and Mrs. Robt. II. Pittman
at the church parsonage, 60s4
Woodrow avenue. Monday Dec. 20
at 1880 p. m.
An invitation is extended all
friends OF the community.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-18
YULETIDE GREETINGS
By Mrs. Ellen M. Wilson

BY Mrs Ellen M. Wilson
For the past six months it has been pleasure
|y to West Side residents in the capacity of Tr
|bune reporter by initiating the column captoned West
|Sde Detroit in which have endeavored to carry
o the interesting happenings of the west section of
|our great metropolis.
We have been thoroughly pleased with the splendid
cooperation manifested by the large number of well wish
ers and boosters of the Tribune with whom have
lin contact.
Recent efforts have been put forth to produce in this
Christmas issue of the Tribune full page of the Vest
Sides attractions and interests Fortunately these efforts
have not vain for the have been excep
onaly favorable AS result OF these responses appears
this full page featuring several of pastors churches
professional and business and women of West Side
Detroit
deep appreciation to all those who have SO willingly and
loyalty supported these efforts.
To each of you we extend sincere greetings Tor tne
Yuletde Season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-18
ST. STEPHEN
"A. M. E. CHURCH
6Ol4 Stanford Avenue
Schedule Each Sunday:

Prayer Meeting A. NJ.
Sunday School $3.50 A. NJ.
Preaching III A NJ.
a, c. r. League No T. NJ.
A. c. +. League No 2 - $50 p. NJ.
Preaching 1880 Il. VI.
Special For Christmas:
Sunday, Dec 10. Christmas Cantata.
Jr. Choir
December "a 1880 p NJ. Exer-
cises by Jr. Dept. OF Sunday
School, and Christmas Tree.
Christmas. A. NJ. Cantata. Sr.
Choir
Sunday, Dec. &c. 1880 p III. Exer-
cises by Sunday School
The public Is welcome TO all
services. J. ID. Howell. b. D.. Pas
tor 605f whifewood Avenue.
Tyler 4-6797
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-18

Members OF the Nacirema Club,
611S-30th street will celebrate
their 18th Annual Fellowship.
Christmas Day, Dec. 25. Rev Hor-
ace White. pastor OF Plymouth
Congregational Church. will be the
speaker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-18
Where To Worship On West Side Detroit
Q
GREETINGS:
JOHN WESLEY
A M. E. ZION
CHURCH
Beechwood and Moore Pl.
Order OF Service

Order Of Service
Peace on earth and good will to
all men"
Sunday School ~ GAS A M.
Morning Service , 1880 A. NJ.
Afternoon Service . 300 p M
varick Christian Endeayor $50
p M.
Evening Service ~ 500 r. M
Ushers' Meeting Tues. p M.
Choir Rehearsal Thurs. 8 y. M
Class Meeting M Fri. 8 p. M.
Visitors always welcome.
Rev j L. Moore, A. b.. Pastor
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Seasons Greetings
H A r I F o R D
AVE. BAPTIST
CHURCH
$500 Hartford Ave.
Order OF Service

Sunday School - 9:3O A NJ
preaching ......... 1915 A. NJ.
b. Y. p. u. ... 600 p. M.
'iedShins .......... 1.45 H. NJ.
Prayer Meeting and Bible Study
Wednesday. 8 r. M
Choir Rehearsal 800 Fri 3 = NJ.
Sunday, Dec. 10 at 1O:45 a. m.
the pastor will deliver a special
Christmas message The Senior
Choir will render Christmas can
tata at 7:45 .. m.
Special services will be held
Christmas morning from TO 8 a.
m. Watch night service will be OBJ
served with candle lighting SER
vice.
Our goal is larger service to
the community.
Rev. Chas. A. Hill. pastor. Par
sonage, 6312 Hartford Ave. Phone
Tyler 6-6313.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-18

serves our support"
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bacon, 602l
Hazlett street:
THE Tribune is a clean. impair
tial publication fast vending its
way into the hearts and interests
OF the people. We are happy to
send greetings at this time
Mr. and Mrs. w NJ. Macarthur. 1915
McGraw avenue:
/ Merry Christmas. and may the
New Year be chugged full of sue
cess and prosperity for the Tri-
bune, paper which is making
such a fine contribution TO the city
OF Detroit"
Mr. and Mrs. John Warren. 60l5
Hazlett street
We deem II pleasure to find
space To extend our greetings. We
rejoice with the entire Tribune
staff at the splendid progress the
. paper is making More success ia
the Tribune"
Evening star., 1937-01-07

Herbert and Burgess Meredith-but
it was casual consideration they all
got when the ballots were counted.
WHEN the darkness into which the
w Belasco again has been plunged
shall be lifted, any number Of things
may have happened in the light Of
the present buzzing reports. One ru-
NOR has it that it will be . legitimate
house, another that 1t will combine
stage and screen shows, . third that
1t will be the second house In q new
Washington chain, and a fourth that
some one would like to see how bur-
lesque would 60 there. The safest
guess would appear to be that. with
all the stories of Its future in the air,
it is bound to be something other than
enduringly dark. The bidding Is too
keen for that.
WHEN Pittsburgh rama appraisers.
professional and nonprofessional,
added their noes" to Washington's
estimates of 1.-THE Two Mrs. Carrolls,"
B. A. Meyer, the producer, gave up.
He Is closing the show at the end of
its run in the Smoky City this week.
For how long, it is not being said. Mr..
Meyer is convinced the show needs
rewriting. Whether the shutdown
will be for the duration Of the re-
write job, or forever. will not be
known until the new script Is ready.
The play. in case you did not know
it, is not the same one that ran for
year In London. It was completely
revamped for the American presenta-
ton. That should end q great deal of
speculation as to just how 1t managed
to last IL months abroad only to die
in less than two weeks In its native
land.
GARTER BARRON, Sam Galanty
and Rudy Berger had their heads
together yesterday in the formers
Office. planning q big year for the
Variety Club. Mr.. Gallanty still wore
his hospital pallor, but insisted 1t
didn't mean thing Artists work
in every medium these days, including
sand. A couple who express their
genius In that odd material are COM
ing to Warner Bros Earle on Friday.
They are Powell and Nedra The act
is called Mystic MoSaics" THAT
Girl From Paris" hangs around for
another week at R-K-O Keith's g.
It's Lily Pons' latest. you know. "The
Plough and the Stars" will move In
when and If the customers get enough
Of the tiny French singing star.
Evening star., 1937-01-07

struments - are the four artists, the
ensemble was not - inspiring q In
the quintet, although the more exact
Ing cello part was well underlined by
Nine. RoemAet- -Rosanoff.
with Frank Sheridan ut the piano
one can always count on An artistic
performance and the assistance which
he gave Mr.. jacobsen In the sonata
was outstanding. Mr.. Jacobsen's violin
tone II pure and sweet and came to
the fore In this exceptionally charm.
Ing work. Some Of the many oppor-
tunities for graceful embellihment Of
effects were MT taken advantage Of
fully nor the mood Of the whole kept
sufficiently on . delicate plane. but
the character Of the musicianship Of
the two artists pervaded the entire en-.
semble.
Evening star., 1937-01-07

$780, waS played By M. Jacobsen and
Mr.. Sheridan, the final number being
the Quintet In q Minor. X. v. Sle,"
In which the quartet was Joined By Z
second viola played by Mr.. Hyman-
son.
And It was In this number that the
climax Of the evening was attained.
Marcia Davenport In her excellent
book On Mozart has most truly de-
scribed this quintet when she says It "is
. glimpse into Wolfgang's soul; IN
epic statement; . summing-up; .
prophecy" Tfe surge Of feeling that
flows through it. the strength and
sincerity Of it, utterance. the tragedy
and serenity that minSle In 1t can
only spring from the depth Of heart
that knew tribulation yet found as-
Suagement in music creation. In It
the many sparkling facets Of Mozart'S
genius II. apparent.
The quintet o( artists played II
beautifully. the second viola lending .
sorority OF deep color unusually ex-
pressive. In point Of finely turned
phrases, Of unity Of idea and Of blend.
ing tones the artists far exceeded their
performance Of the first number, the
Quartet in D." The upbuilding Of
sentiment to the serene freedom Of the
final movement Is the finest specimen
Of all chamber music writing and the
players sensed it with deep sympathy
and polished their performance &C.
cordingly.
The quartet was less rich in smooth.
ness Of delivery and In fineness Of ef.
feet. The tonal quality of the instru-
mentalists had not warmed up sum-
GENTLY nor were they as practiced in
bringing out the delicate variety that
Is the fascinating work in interpreting
Mozart. Splendid masters Of their in