T *&* II the W^orld of Music and Art Q-r^ii«*!^) _ London Successfully Invaded Stadium Concerts WALTER H. ROTHWELL ROSA PONSELLE Music League of Current Art Notes American Musicians Will Begin Next People's Institute By Saturday Evening Fights Ragtime Out-of-Town Exhibitions Open for the Summer* Schubert's "Unfinished" Club Offers of Sum¬ Reinald Werrenrath and Roland W. Symphony, Three thousand children in a festi¬ City Showing Hayes Among Lis.t's symphonic poem "Los Pre¬ tho Prelude and val chorus singing "The Lost Chord," mer Those Whose Work Wins Praise ludes," "Love-Death" "Let the Landscapes from Wagner's "Tristan and Isolde" Richard's Hills and Valleys in London and Chabrier's Resound," "March of the Men of Har- rhapsody "España," lech" and other music of equally The fourth annual exhibition of the ings, illuminated manuscripts, V.ith Rosa Ponselie, soprano of the high Greenwich Society of Artists is on graphs, end phot«, standard is put forward as of the bookplates designs. Zit_\ Metropolitan Opera Company, as solo¬ proof view for the summer at the Bruce pictures purchased last year Reinald Werrenrath'.) first recital in truth of a motto of the Music will for th* By Katharine Wright ist, will be the first to be League Museum, Greenwich, Conn., and beginning of a permanent Queen's Hall yesterday afternoon, must program pre¬ 3. are collect«,,, If these aro the or ISew sented at the Lewisohn Stadium of the People's Institute, which is that continue until October Paintings, also on view. dog days have preened their feathers from _heer next sculpture, arts and crafts and illustra- The officers of the York's musical life the is true at rare Saturday evening by the National "Ragtime is not the measure of musi- Greenwich opposite joy the beauty of his singing tions make up the exhibition. ciety of Arti.-ts are*. S». of much that was of Symphony Orchestra, conducted by cal in New York," Leonard Oc-htm»« of London. There the season is at its entirely worthy Walter of the Los appreciation Paintings are shown by Robert Henri, president; George Wharton Ernest calis the his great gifts of voice and style; but, Henry R.thwell, This festival, held at the Charles W. Hawthorne, Leonard Geht- secretary, and Ldwârdj height. Newman troupe on the other must have Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. recently Will,am B. hand, many American Museum of Natural man, Paul Dougherty, F. C. Friesche, treasurer. ' Tubbr' Et Covent Garden "efficient rather than writhed and ruffled the said feathers The series will include nearly fifty History, Jerome Wharton Ed¬ concerts between the was the Music Myers, George brilliant." But if the performances when the same beauty of voice and opening nighi promoted by League and wards, C. C. Curran, Mathilda Browne. The ninth annual sense were on and September. exhibition of of opera are nothing to boas', about, of style wasted a num¬ the Hudson Guild, and the children W. L. Lathrop, Florence W. Gotthold, tie ber of ballad:*, no Music in preparation for concerts of. Art Association of newspapers the quite trumpery of had as their conductor Tali Esen Mor- Mina Fonda Ochtman, Emil Carlson. Newport has btn English report showing artistic value whatever. Ballads as the following week includes Dvorak's announced for the period of merit artists in tho "New World" Tschalkow- gan, known as a leader of big choruses. Helen M. Turner, Chauncey F. Ryder, from Ja'T conspicuous by such, nnd however trumpery, are. no Symphony, Richard Miller and others. The sculp¬ 17 to July 31. Works in concert field. One feature of present doubt, all right in their lawful place; sky's Symphony No. :!, Wagner's over¬ That ragtime is not the measure of oil, wat»? tures to and ture includes work of Gut/.on Borglum, color, miniature, and activities is the invasion America:).-. in any case, we are not now going to "Rien/.i," "Tannhäuser," musical appreciation in New is Janet Bessie Potter Vonnoh, paste] sir.»;«; by argue the The bal¬ Weber's overture from "Oberon," York, Scudder, sculpture, which have net For years America has sheltered sen¬ point. conventional not the text of the Music Chester Beach, Arthur Putnam, Nathan been shown lad, however, seemed and was inor¬ Tschaikowsky's ".Marche Slave," Percy only League in timental British ballad "Irish Tune from *)f the but it is its Potter and Robert Aitken. publicly Newport before, irill htu singers, wiry dinately out of place after some lovely Grainger's County People's Institute, The of arts and crafts space in the of the French lieder old Italian some Hey," the ballet its department galleries assoc!¿. pianists, guttural German songs, exquisite Dcrry," "Shepherds inspiration and theory, and the includes textile?, ceramics, wood carv- 76 French songs, and an aria old Bach. smite from Massenet's "Le Cid," Grieg's tion, Bellevue Avenue, singers, passionate Italian composers. by League points to this children's chorus A of to Newport,B,| But let us leave this and on to "Peer Gynt" Suite and Rimsky-Korsa- prize $7.">. \,^ known ¦. a. Th<*» Boston Orchestra after get and to others and to its own record of for a transcontinental tour of seventy- Symphony that which was beautiful. True, the kotT's "Caprice España." five concerts, en overdose of "kultur" is in the throes Bach went best in the legato passages, Other works to be given this sum- the last« eight years to prove that its of Francomania. And while the visitors and Mr. Werronrath's voice, which is mer at the Stadium are Wagner's statement is correct. A condition precedent to the trans¬ have regarded America through Jean de almost more bass than barytone in march from "Tannhäuser," prelude to In these eight years the League has fer of the Chicago Opera activities to quality and color, did not take kindly "Lohengrin," Wagner's "Entrance of provided more than 600 concerts for the Manhattan Opera House is the Res?.ke'3 eyes as "io pays des dollars" to the quicker movement., but the whole the Gods Into Valhalla" from "Rhcin- audiences which have totaled 350,000 complete rehabilitation of tho latter they have not always been so discreet war, splendidly dignified. The aria was golrl," Flgar's military march, "Pomp in a single year. That figure was in accordance with the latest con¬ in their criticisms of American manners 'Blessed Resurrection Day,' from and Circumstance"; Grieg Two pieces reached last year when fifty-five of its ception of what a grand opera house concerts were Pencil sketches and customs. 'Wachet Auf!' And, though we do not for string orchestra ("Last Spring," given in the Lewisohn should be. by William rien like to new "Heart Stadium of the the, us, cadence in Le- Wounds"); Grieg- Suite from College of the City of .- were exhibited at the Oradell Athletic But war has turned the tables. More soloist who will at . ... i and gronzi's 'Che fiero costume,' this song, "Sigurd Jorsalfar"; Saint-Saëns, pre¬ Conductor and appear the first of this season's concerts urk, the League hopes thv Club Friday from 4 o'clock and more American musicians are ven¬ 'Caro mio ben,' Falconieri's 'Occhi- lude to "The Deluge"; year to double that number with the Stories Do Not Suffer in th« Saint-Sacns, at the Lewisohn Stadium next Saturday evening. afternoon until 10 o'clock in turing to appear abroad. This year etti amati,' Peri's magnificent 'In- Coronation March, Op. HT; Bizet concerts which are to be given nightly the eve. vocasione di Orfeo' and 'Drink to M ;. "Carmen" Suite; Tschaikowsky, Sym¬ in the Stadium. From Made ning. Half of the there was an unusui'l exodus. The New Buffalo with the The Changes thirty sketches by Only' (as an encore) showed the sump¬ phony No. 4, Symphony No. 'i. ("Pathé- orchestra will be Music League believes in music Mr. Clem never had been shown York Orchestra has be?n tuous of a most Music Notes Frieda Hcrnpcl, Albert John of in pre«). Symphony quality sympathetic uiquo"); Berlioz, Hungarian March li**>m Spalding, high class, symphonic music, in In Film Production and the others playing in Franc«', Italy, Belgium, voice. Barely, alas, also is such finely "Damnation of Faust"; Beethoven, Powell and Willem Willeke. chamber music, in opera, in folk song; ously, were lent by Tho Quartet, distinguished diction and such per¬ Symphony No. ..; Weber, Overture to Frank La Forge and Ernesto Borumen it believes in the great mass of the The plots of fiction stories often are persons owning them. England. Flonzaley fection of even¬ In in which, of phrasing come across as "Oberon"; Gounod, ballet music from will give a recital next Thursday connection with tho course ot people and its inherent good taste made stronger, built up to more pleas¬ A committee of women fporisored tht although composed wholly Mr. Werrenrath showed in Poldowski's "Faust." at Aeolian Hall. artists orchestral concerts and recitals for music. in for that class on the ing Assisting which fact, very ing climaxes, when produced exhibition, among whom were foreigners, is regarded as one of exquisite 'L'Attenti,' 'Le In addition to Miss Ponselie. soloist will he Charles Carver, Alice it is to give in N. next sea¬ of music. screen their book Ma. Duparc's Moncrieff, Newark, J., than in original form, David D. Mrs. the most distinguished among Amer¬ Manior de Rosamonde,' or Ravel's of the first night, there have been se¬ Charlotte Bergh, Edith Bennett and son, tho National Symphony Orchestra The purpose of the league is to in- according to George Rarr McCutcbeon, Belli?, J. W Bell:«., y,ri, ican musical institutions, appeared in 'Sainte' (the phrasing of which was cured for these concerts, among others, Arthur Kraft, Chicago tenor. The pro¬ announces negotiations with Jan Kubc- culcate into the minds of each gen¬ whoso novel, "Sherry," is now being Elmer Blauvelt, Mrs. Asahel will several lik, the eminent who to eration as it a .and Mrs. Chspjn London early this month. Albert very beautiful). Then some 'Salt Eddy Brown, Marie Rappold, Anna gram include compositions violinist, is re¬ grows, knowledge of distributed by the Path. Company. Joseph Robie. Spal¬ Water Ballads,' by Frederick Keel, Fitziu and Harold Hauer, Marie Sundc- by Mr. La Forge, among them "Before turn to America thi3 year, for one of and a love for the music which has Answering questions recently con Anion;; the new sketcl .lehn Powell and Mabel Garrison also were the recitals, and stood Clem by Mr. tung, sung finely. But the singing lius, Sascha Jacobsen, Marguerite Ro¬ the Crucifix," arranged for voice, piano also with Mme. Alma the test of time as well as for cerning how authors felt about seeinp are several with a local appeal have been soloists in London with the was best in the best music, and there maine, Sue Harvard, Ii.afaelo Diaz, Ar¬ and pipe organ. Gluck and Efrem Zimbalist for a joint tho music of the present day, which their plots literally turned upside "The Birches," "The End of was recital there. Mme. (Vrov» New York orchestra. Riccardo Martin it beautiful indeed; and while the thur Middleton, Samuel Gardner, Ni¬ Gluck and her reaches the standards which recog-¡ down, in some instances, by screen pro¬ 'Street." "The Old Bam,.The Roid name of the ballad is more or cola Winifred Helen Stan¬ violinist husband are to be heard more nized authorities on music have ac¬ t«> Red "The is the "efficient" at Covent Gar¬ singer Zerola, Byrd, The People's Liberty Chorus will often next ducers, Mr. McCutcbeon admitted thai Bridge" Elms," und among less legion, the real art-singer, of whom ley, Nina Morgana, Julia Claussen, give four concerts in Hall season than they have been cepted. It also aims to give pleasure, in many cases the books would not be "Above the Dam," represent Miss Ruth whose Mr. Carnegie in the last two or three scenes in den. Draper, orisfi- Werrenrath undeniably is one, is Marguerite Fontreso, Helena Marsh, next season. The first one will take years. Both recreation and culture to those of ma- recognized on the screen by their owr Bergen County. a a Mr. Kahn was most Barbnra Arthur Law¬ Mr. Kubelik and Mr. Zimbalist are to ture nality in characterization is relief rarity. Percy Maurel, Hackett, place on the. evening of October -.">. with the age. writers, but. added that in some case: sympathetic at the rence Leonard, Walter Greene. Th«ï are appear National Symphony in The league so far as A summer exhibit of from the monotony of countless imita¬ piano." other dates December 20, Feb¬ concerts in New York operates pos- the film producers made better works ol !an«!srspr| , Mr. Werrenrath at ruary 22 and 19. will City. sible near the homes of those for whom them. on view tors of the incomparable Yvette, has sang again Queen's April Programs daily from 11 a. m. to 4 mi Hal! last Thursday, imd in Septembei include both choral and orchestral' it works; in schools, at settlement "I am sure," said Mr. McCutcheon p ed London with her comic and dra¬ EDWIN FRANKO GOLDMAN Eugene Dubois, concertmaster of the houses and centers and at the exhibition rooms of the pie he will fill twenty-two concert engage¬ numbers, to be conducted by L. Cam- and community in after seeing "Sherry." "that many au City The London adventures ments in ilieri. Chicago Opera Company known in parks. It assembles choruses of chil- thors are Club, of New York. 1 he matic sketches. Fngland. Europe as a virtuoso will be shocked extremely when the: \ ictures ar« to violinist, dren one in Chelsea Park have allowed their works to be screenet "Spring," William of Miss Sophie Braslau have yet be None the less deserved is the follow¬ concertmaster of the National Pym- 5,000 and trains numbered; by C. Fitier; "Thi ing tribute tho same tr Colin O'Moro, the young tenor now them to sing; it pro¬ and then see the finished product Deserte«! related. paid by paper in "Lassie" and who phony Orchestra under Walter Henry motes musical contests in the schools, House," by Everett L. War. Roland W. Hayes, the negro tenor, whi singing displayed Kothwell. He was because Liberties have been taken with tho plo It is a pleasure to record the success at a recital in engaged prepares and stages ner; "Meadow Pas* urn," C. P. made his first appearance in Fngland a! high attainments Aeolian Guidi, the concert mas- pageants, organ¬ and subtitles used do not seem as goo< by Hall some weeks he Scipioni regular izes ami educates bands, so¬ of Reinald Werrenrath at his first re¬ Aeolian Hall, London, on May 31: ago, will heard in ter of the orchestra, has gone tT> his ol.J singing to them as bits of text from thei Gruppe; "Evening," by Frw«; I.aws'n; Eastern cities, including Boston, New cieties and orchestras. It works with book. "Boats at cital in London on Juno 4. According to "There were two things connectée home in Italy for the summer. Gloucester," by Bavin with tho recital of Roland York, Brooklyn and Philadelphia on Sun¬ Most of the first instrument philanthropic organizations already es- "They do not realize that a directo Lever; '.The Daily Telegraph": Hayes day evenings the fall and winter players tnblished in the districts in which it knows his "October," by w. s Robinson; the negro tenor from the United States during are those who last season played un- work business and knows what th« "October," by Joseph II "Those of the rather scanty audience in run of the musical comedy. l*i Septem¬ der Artur finds to be done. It has the public demands of a Boston; "Jfa Aeolian Hall yesterday afiernooi ber it is Bodanzky'a baton, but a of eminent good picture Sun Bridge, Toledo," by II. 1. .who attended the American (Mr. that stood out expected that .Mr. O'Moro will few of them are men who will hold cooperation musical artists, Sometimes they see a character whon Hoffman: with especial sharpness who at times or at "Squally Day, New ind Of these one was appear in his present part of Winkie their new with the play sing these they have pictured as a likable Eng Coast," the particular neat at the positions orchestra cha] by George I.. Smillie; "Autumn ;n INSTRUCTION ness and finish of the opening performance of the Lon¬ ¡through next season. The list includes concerts, giving their services free for turned into the villain of the story th«j MUSICAL accompanying b; don of those whom financial conditions other¬ Catskills," by William .-. Lawrence Brown, who remind"« production "Lassie." Miss «Cornelius Van Vlict, first 'cellist; An- Of course it is a shock, but if the; Moonrisi IVhinaor.; Maggie Teyte will sing the title rôle. selme wise would bar from hearing them. would a little "Springtime Henry "Infallible Method of Memorizing' one of Coleridge-Taylor, and the otho Fortier, first bass; Daniel Ma- Some of the give thought to it the Golden Dearth, and "1 the caused Mr. While in London he will give a recital first Attilio concerts are free; at would discover that it was about th iwamp," T. ANTOINETTE delight by Hayes wit! at. quarre, flute; Marchetti, such as the by Daniel Garber. the group of negro with whivl Queen's Hall. This will b«- followed first oboe; Albert first others, Stadium concerts, only thing the director could do to spirituals a concert at Chiafarelli, for admittance are giv he brought his recital to an end. Lon by Aeolian Hall here upon clarinet; Benjamin tirst bas¬ chargea made, but necessary to the piaño_ 1^M!IÎHARM0N- his return. Kohon, even for these concerts thousands of punches story. An interesting portrni* gr^«':p br CONCENTRATION If Killt* MEMORY before he had sung 'Adelaide,' 'L soon; Pietro Capodiferro, first trum- "1 think I have experienced as man; DEVELOPED TRAINED from first tickets are distributed to sttidents and as writer whose Erving R. Wiles was on exhibition s* Rêve,' 'Manon'; Duparc's 'L'ln In of pot; Joseph Febbraio, horn; lovers of music and surprises any work vitation au and a of con recognition the recent twenty- Charles first others unable to have been adapted for the the Knoedler * REAL TRAINING Voyage' lot fifth of Cusumano', trombone; them. These screen Gallery la wee! The MSMD ventional ballads with more or les anniversary Willem Mengel- Emil Weber, tuba; Richard Becker and purchase distributions When I tried to im picture was "Mrs. Clark are made viewing 'Sherry' and Her Two POWER to MEMORIZE mid READ Muslo Rapidly success and in a voico that was ofte berg's occupancy of the position of con¬ William The lull through settlement and agine an interested Children." POISE and In PUBLIC PLAYING Strelsin, tympani. myself spectato CUNTfiOL very to hear when it was nc ductor of tho Concortgehouw Orchestra body will number men. neighborhood houses, religious, pub- who in to TONE.TECH N!C.INTERPRETATION pleasant of Amsterdam and the ninety-five lie and and other merely dropped enjoy th forced (especially was this the rase i of musical fame semi-public philan¬ picture. I found it a very difficult thin; The New ANY HAND ia a "PIANO HAND" the 'Manon' which he ha swon for the city, the mu¬ thropic institutions, such as Bellevue Monterey Hotel at A«hury extract). But he captivate "The London Daily Telegraph" of to do. There were places where the plo Park is THAT HAS A . CJ'DE IT all by his of a of nicipal government has renamed two Hospital. Bronx House, Christadora bad been and showing a collection of psint- TRAINED MIND singing group spii public May ]«S gives a report of court pro- the Clara de the changed characters devel Studio Recitals Friday» «t 3. Publlo Invltod. ituals.songs that can never rightly b thoroughfares, calling them in London in which House, Hirsch Home, oped than I had intended ings and miniatures by Nie M but Mengelbcrg Street and ceedings Will Convent of the Sacred Heart, the Edu¬ differently sung by any negroes to the manne Mengelberg Marion Cook, colored conductor, but, after thinking it over, I decide soud. The exhibition open« ... Studios born. he were Square. figured cational Alliance, the Ethical Culture Dyck ¦»..»*£ True, those sang ofl'ere recently. According to the account, that it was the only thing to no don< day an«! will be on view until ^_Van with a but none School, the Friendly CluD in Eighty- Septeto. very sophisticated, th While it is to a her tí. Mr. and !<*ss Mnip. George William Lattimore, the pro- second the Girls' disappointing certai effective, pianoforte arrangemen Clniro Dux, Swiss soprano, will prietor of the Southern Street, Community degree to pee one's changed, I c Mr. Macsoud is and Mrs. but were well make a concert tour of Syncopated Club, Greenwich House, the Hannah plot Syrian by birth, they extremely done. America next Orchestra, sued A. P. de Courville for see it is absolutely to giv now lives ¡n He was .1 JoJm is still to be season under House, the necessary Brooklyn pupil Demil* regretted that our audi the direction of the for breach of a con¬ Lavenburg Hartley House, coherence to the of the National Acadei n enees damages alleged Hudson Guild, the International In- picture. Dei n TF.ÄTHERS OF MARY JORDAN, MARIE persist in treating these lovel Wolfsohn Bureau. tract the orchestra was en- "In a book we have several hundr" and is a member of t;. MOKRISEY, EVAN WM.I.lAMs, IIAUUY as comic whereby stitute, the Brooklyn ?<>. things songs. Perhaps M gaged for five from 14 Kips Bay Neighborhood pages at our disposal to do what w of of the So¬ Met I ASKKV. JOHN BARNES WELLS, Hayes will add more of them to con¬ weeks, January House, the League of Women Workers, ciety Artists, Brooklyn ROBERT PARKER, ELIZABETH RHYS hi Conductor, Columbia Band To assist American singers and na¬ to February 17, this year, to at will with our plot and character ciety of Miniature f the next for this is w play the Lenox Hill House. Local No. 25 of Painters, Sal¬ AND SIX HI NDKED AND FIFTY ART¬ program, music certs tive music "The a New- the Folios in On the screen the director must tak magundi club and ' ISTS now JN responsible posi- cannot make for ourselves." Prompter," Marigny Theater, Paris, the Garment Workers, Meinhard thi Arta i'jb, of York musical monthly, has allied itself at. a salary of £3,400 for that period. the our plot and condense it into live, si Washington. "The London Post" with the New York House, Music School Settlement, or seven Morning said ( Concert Society in The defense was that the plaintiff had the National for Women Work¬ reels and make it interestin Among his miniatun kcnesitl SUMMER TERM. Mr. Hayes: Cnrl Busch Winner planning a series of concert to .broken the contract not League enough to hold the a of Theodore FOR ALL. *$&_%* contests by delivering ers, the New York War Commu¬ spectator for Roosevelt, lu is A GrMl PARTHILARS, APPLY 70 "An interested audience listened i be given at Aeolian Hall each to the defendant within Camp hour's time. I can see wh and Miss Theresa *' CAKMI.IK HALL, 154 WEST Ö7TH Aeclian Hail Of Goldman Prize month, twenty-one nity Service, night schools for foreign- readily Bormman Many STREET. NEW YORK (.ITA*. TEL. CIR¬ yesterday afternoon t Carl Busch, conductor of the Kansas beginning next October. The prize to days of the commencement of the en¬ such liberties are taken. the paintings deal with S'ear Eastern CLE 1472. Roland Hayes, a colored be given the ers, public libraries, the Rehabilitation "I have sing*1 City Symphony Orchestra, is the winner winning artist at euch con¬ gagement duplicate copies in French oí Club, the Seamen's Church heard many writers say, subjects. They include \ of the and quickly found him deserving of r> of cert, will be SI.000. To enter the con¬ the of all recitals, Institute, would not mind novel Desert," "The Edwin Franko Goldman's contest test manuscripts songs Stuyvesant House and the having my Sand St >rm," Camel»," spectful attention. He has a ten« a new the artist must .to "The and words on the Young used for screen if the stor "A Street «r« voice of for and original composition for apply spoken stage, and, in Women's Christian Associations. purposes Scene airo," "Reading capable sweet, or ringir band. Victor Herbert and Prompter," 17 West Forty-second Street, addition, bill matter for programs and With such would be improved.' Vnat is quit the Koran." "The Pyramid" and "SWp Institute oí quality throughout a useful range, ai Percy or the New York Concert allies and such a sphere and some of the Musical he Grai;.ger were the judges. Society. 131 advertisements. of influenc«? the Music is woll natural, of them are \rr Desert." hns been at pains to acquire ail tl Mr. Riverside Drive. Xo fees are Mr. Disturnal, K. and C. League proved. It depends on the ßt| of tbe Glty oî îlcw Mori» elements of Husch, though born in Denmark, A trial will lie required. C, Doughty situated to repel with good music, any wholly typ highly cultured 'vocalisn has been a citizen of the preliminary re«]iii- ("instructed by Messrs. Kenneth, Brown of the book. annoui c« an 1 tion «? Da m roye h, Dir toi He the United States invasion threatened " Ferargil Pro\ Idea delivered Puccini's 'Che geli« for more site. Baker and Baker) tin by "rag." 'Sherry' has become one i« » than lie appeared for of my ft -..i «". i¦ Ion In all manina' in Italian and Beethoven twenty-live years, is for paintings by Ameri artist a; Ote ran' h «... low, -l. Etui -.-. o known in the West both as plaintiff; Patrick Hastings, K. (.'., ¡nul vorites, and, one thing, 1 was d< examina¬ with composer 607 - tion .: ¦.[... «««i W A'ldrfisa 'Adelaide' extreme refinement, «u and Walter Damrosch and the New York Mr, (instructed J. R. ant tor and a colored lighted with the the galleries, Fifth Avei The artists set an conductor. His composition, "A Woodgntu by composer, gentleman, way title pai Secretary, 12U ( lareinont Ave., N.V. City example which many Eng!L- Chant from the Great Plains," will be Symphony Orchestra will «jive ten con¬ O. S. Burton) wer«' for the defendant. stated that he got together in New York was handled by Pat O'Malley, II who have largo canvasi are J. H. singers would ào well to cor certs in copy by played for the first lime by Mr. Gold¬ Washington, D. C., next sea¬ Mr. de Courville, continuing his evi¬ a syncopated band and was induced by seemed to grasp it with shrewd ui Twachtman, Fredeii« k C Wa .-.'-. R & bining clear diction with unbrok' son live t«i be in the was if it was man's band on ... It given afternoon dence, asked true that h< Mr. Andre Chariot to it to Eu¬ derstanding and get all the subt; NEW YORK Ho to duly will bo con- at the National bring Blakelock, J. A. W ( r, .*' W i: AMERICAN phrasing. needs, however, gua ducted by th«« composer, who will then Theater, and live eve¬ avouied .«lr. Lattimore on January 2 rope. When it performed in London whimsies of the character into ti¬ Arthur B. against over-cultivation of style at tl nings at the Fine when the it was róle and the Davis. En Carl en. Elnftr CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC receive the prize of $2ö0 and a con- Washington Arts So¬ plaintiff called at his office known aü the Southern Syn¬ at sane time not los Schofield. (¡-.(Tor,! Ernest Lawson. expense of naturalness and open ton tract from ciety. Baltimore will hear tho or¬ Defendant said that it was a fabrica copated Orchestra. He was the dramatic Beal, His the Carl Fischer music chestra live conductor possibilities. Bruce Crane, Karl Ai lei Fdward production. program inelud« whom the times during the season. tion from to end. He wat at the Philharmonic Hall from to "It is a trifle hard on to < EXPERT INSTRUCTORS songs in French and house, by piece will be pub- is beginning July writers Wiles, .' P In all BRANCHES OF negro 'spiritual lished. works Philadelphia scheduled for four con¬ as much amused as in court t< November. It was that the our work tampered but when ¡Pothast. Erving Ry-1«r. MCSIC, Publlo Hpcak- were Only by American com¬ certs; anybody necessary with, Gari Melchers, Childe '! is am, GardP« ln« aii'J Dramatic for mon un Accompaniments played by Ir! Rochester for three; Cleveland hear it. words of the is done we Direction Reading I women. Lawrence B. Brown." posers will be performed at this con- and songs should be in the; artistically should not con Albert Gro V\ liara L. Mary Stuart. Term«: Kcasonable. cert. Toronto for two each, and Detroit, Mr. Disturnal: Did you go out oi hands of the audience. Witness added plain. As I said before, much latitut Symons, 1, ENI ¦- a R. < FOR PR« I-KCTUS. In letter to this writer the Oberlin, Scranton, tne was must Lathrop, Sloai edii Paul Dou-d»- sing Poughkeepsie and that occasion without your hat ani music ragtime, and ordinary be allowed in screening neve erty, Warren Theodore Robin¬ says: Goldman Band Concert» Elizabeth for one concert each. coat ? ragtime. The singing was the artistic to bring out the different incidents Davis, "When the matter of my being ju For the annual Geoi^e series Mr. de Courville: I have part of the fast son. William L. Carrigan and Henry.« PIANO T"he third week of concerts at Co¬ Englos No; thre« performance; they were sequence to hold the interest < Walt man. arrived, nnd coming into a eommuni lumbia of concerts and recitals to be* given at e~nt"s "1,1 fourteen hats at the office the songs of his the spectator." will begin to-morrow evening. forefathers when in Small are Ï is I thi Buffalo, two of the live j . also shown, to* ««CONSERVATORY wholly unknown, considered, The for the concerts will (Laughter. ) slavery, and the public should have the »- paintings MRS. A. M. an audience of 400 is nut program week will be as be given with work of H. A. \ ¦*¦ tit, ! e Howard, VIRGIL, DIRECTOR, persons orchestra and . in. war, words to know what the HAS K*r MO\ El) f 1» follows: while soloists, given that the claus. songs were ¡bad for a first appearance. three will ho recitals as to about. It was Noted Swiss Arthur Crisp, W. J. A; 11 'lerpan it>o west ::ii«i ST., .s. v. "I MONDAY Mine. featuring billing matter was an importan done by the Jubilee sbee, have never sung to a more app] Louise homer and her one, and was usual in all S.ngers Monastery rolt, Ernesl Rotl J« hr Fol it ciative and enthusiastic Oran. mar. h, "Cleopatra".Mancin.lll Miss Louise daughter contracts il sixty years ago. Charles James K H B. Sne». SUMMER COURSE audience. Ovoriure, "Tho Magic Homer, Jan Kubclik and the theatrical profession. William Robert Tatten. another Scene of New Appel. g, M^i\:^tTO made me feel quite at home. I K«.l Ni.lrel Flute".Mozart Alma Cluck. The soloists Picture, Charles Rosen. Alexander Bower, . Hruch appearing in Mr. Will Marion musical direc member of the orchestra, who said he "I am not sure that I shall I.unce of tho Cook, M irtl Walters, '"¦. give Hours, from "I.a Ginconda." was a singer, said disputes arose be¬ of George Brucstle, other recital this season, hut will pre Ponchiolll tween members of the ".Marriages Mayfair ter Doug!"-, E. :.'. Squibb. Jamea Ty¬ »TD COGSWELL wait until the fall. There is Waltz, "Eternelle Ivresse".Gmine NICOLA ZEROLA orchestra end ler, F. S. H ! S ably qu Solo, "Dich Theure the plaintiff at wanted Strange, indeed, these modern tin Dixon, .¦**;"- FLEXIBLE iCTH ITT «.I-* Tl!17 MUSCULAR BOD1 some talk of my to si .\l«*i_. Halle".Wagner Liverpool. They Yolkert. Gustav Cimi tti Peter VoB Btuti'.o 8.77 CARNF.UE HALL, Mon. & TUurs. being engaged Schumann, soprano. more money for their families in savers! When one considers that ar P.M. 'Hiawatha' with a Isolde's I.yve Deulh Amer¬ choral society from "Tristan an«! ica owing to depreciation of day last week one could have Veen, Charles M. You! Franc« Plymouth this season." Isoklo" .Wanner English from poi Murphy. Pastels G Iwia ard Excerpts from "Tho Geisha".I o currency. They also wanted Mr. Cook Herald Square t«* the heart bj MICHAEL POSNER the cc nos Warren Davis are the exhibi¬ Immediately before London to be restored as their conductor. Switzerland in ten minutes, it mav also in Tmchrr of th» Violin certs of the past two weeks the cri WEDNESDAY Joe tion. . PKCIAL COURSES FOR TEACHERS Polonaise Mllitulre .Chopin Porter, a singer and instru¬ understood what is meant. And to ; of "The Daily Telegraph" express Choral urn! mentalist, said that the "re¬ there by too! COMPOSITION Euguo.¡inch plaintiff subway, "* °* the reasonable hope that the New Y< Solo from "Samson an«! Delilah." cut their Of course, a The members' summer exl BTTDIOt 7W WEST END ATR. morselessly salaries ad lib.," there's "catch" in ''¦ Symphony Orch«'Stra would give "son Snlnt-Saens and as a result You don't to sketches and small sculpture Ernest S. Williams, corn.-ten members were dis¬ go the real Switzerlai view LlflÜÍ Cil CUNStKVATOKV OF FINE ART thing less hackneyed than Dvora Exeerpts from satisfied. beyond the ocean. It at the Natioi -.1 Arts 'New World' and the 'Fini "Madama, Butterfly," would have bei 119 East Minet« '?<'**. Symphony Puccini iVir. Disturnal called for the plain¬ to a place that is a reproduction leries, and a Wagner and Overture, "Maximilian Robespierre," tiff Miss a of There are 145 paintings and e **** All bmr-hn Uutht. Violin, PUno. Kixophoa«, program," inquil Hattie King Revis, secretary part that beautiful country, a r ¦Inilni. «la L»rs» F'-iai tor whether America had ( Elttoif to the so pieces of sculpture Ü;9«ín pr»ctle«. nothing sy -immunity singing. plaintiff, who said when she production closely detailed th ''c* ph<:iic worth bringing across the se Polish Danco .8char_-»nk* got the passports vised for the mem¬ those who went there exhibition will be on » until Til«« from actually had tob« r. English newspaper accounts Excerpts "The Mikado".Sullivan bers of the orchestra to go to Paris pinch themselves to find out the London concerts are not wheth j yet FRIDA V neither of the last two witnesses ob¬ they had been suffering from amnes: hand, but from the o'licos of the March Militaire all whatever that All btnrt I« .-mi,:tfiXA t»ug!)t, of Français«.Salnt-Saons jected, and the members agreed may be, and had stray« 418 W. 80th Theory Muai«. chestra comes the announcement of t vert are, 'I annhucuser" to «icross the ST. -Plione Ixiu» Acre 633 tour'« ><" m« nnoi-< istrow .Wagner go. Atlantic without being awa close: Excerpts from .Rubinstein His found that of it. "With a "Travlata". Verdi lordship defendant final concert at London Largo from "Nev, World Symphony," had no right to break the It was the interior of thin the Royal Albert Hall, the X contract, ¡n setting nUDENSíNf. c,r.« W " ¦ TE-H" to-day, I: Ish 1'antiisle livoral- and after discussion as to the amount the N'ew York studios of the Met LSfZaIlevies \i , __H .. ELLîOTï York Walter il Y>... »INÜIN0. Symphony Orchestra, of wh Rocoi s of his Film t*fi-* , -.,, ,...... 0, Ernest S. damages lordship entered judg¬ Company, in West 1>lQl 511 Bui)iA Walter Damrosch in the conduct Williams, cornctist Sixty-:!: WEST END AVE will have Excerpts trom "Martha '.Flotow ment for the plaintiff for £1,733 with Street, where the erstwhile drab wal Appropri if« Wrdá ¦"» completed its tour of Furo .-.larch, "Eaisl. Eye« .Goldman and refused a of were transformed The last -.-.-.- costs, stay execution. into a likeness pfEACHER 0!» leg of the journey will tho Monastery of St PAINTINGS VOICE accomplished on the White Star In Concert Hardie Switzerland. The Bernard, Inness A. H. when she leaves Spanish George Squire, for ten years art direction w George Wyant vâl _ Olympic The »i-.d j . TUDIO PEÄVEYm PIANO. Southampi Spanish Opera and Concert assistant society, music and drama handled by M. P. The mon;« R. A. Blakelock CAKNt'ilt HAIL N Y for New York June 25. editor is Staulcup. . ftOOKLVN bTUÜIO: »S EUCLID AVENU«. Company recently organized in New of "The New York Herald." and tery the background for one of t "In spite of the many difficult Tork will the first the of .same most J. Francis '!¦¦ a give of a series of occupant the position on dramatic scenes in the Prury La Mürphy attendant . days upon Europi concerts next Sunday evening, June J7, "The Sun and the New York Herald" melodrama, "The of Ma and o.'.- ,t .'.. and Fer»i*~ »~ tho Marriages ¦ travel, orchestra, with one exc al Carnegie Hall. Francisca since the of the two news- fair," Cecil â KÜNK was Catalina. merging by Raleigh, adapted f SäS tion, able to keep all its soprano; Julian the screen «!«*Ho- enga papers, has his to *:'.*.'« n-.r^, IX. I, 'I IMI ft r. K ,( ments and ha« Huerta, pianist, and resigned position by Jijlia Kurnham. 45 West 44th St. * what Javier ^^J:Z't4 R*!t'1«!riT '.'«) V. '¦ A ,-, 1-043. completed Cugat, violinist, will appear. become director of publicity for the The big hospice in the mediev numerous press cables to this coun National Symphony Orchestra. During building where the monks give have characterized as another Am the summer he will have to i«/.... Yorkers also found a disordered state charge also night's lodging any traveler triumph. recurr m of the for the "T STILLMAÑ Constantly Italy, and travel was mado still publicity concerts which copied from the original. The vault * F& SUMMER WORK ot passport it the KSK IN l IIKORY entanglements made more difllcult because a orciiestra is to give in tho Lewi¬ ceilings, the Gothic arche«, the I J4S XV. 72<1 m. 'Phon« Slid easy task to take an waiters' strike sohn Stadium m ColumbU» orchestra n ¡«red it almost impossible to obtain of the College of the pillars and the stone flooring ha «.<..', five or rather a party of food. City of New York for the music league been installed and the atmosphere THE SCHOOL CF counting the wives of the mu icii of the on the CRANK J *~ M 5« INWTRLTTIUN "The orchestra will a People's Institute, beginning monastery, gloomy with its shado' fciV * h TO N A L Y. V VA traveling with th«- f: give final con¬ June 2«**. Before to New and AMERICAN SCULPTURE Y*0*r.'n Y Tl organization cert aboard .hip, the last, coming York age, has been created. I*. InV-pr.t.i'lim. »ti.«*io '03 W. 94th St. one Kuropcan country to another. which it is night out, Mr. Squire held various editorial po¬ One place of cheer is the fii 8f» « rvill vT NKW YORK < H"f "The New York planned will be hoard In sitions on in huge TEI.EPHONK .*.'..: uil.I M11V Symphony Orches Now York wireless newspapers Buffalo, Pitts- place, where the travelers aie warmi a '.v ..«.,I )i\f« by telephone. burgh, San Francisco and other cities. The .MÍRICA« INSTITUTE OF APPilEO MUSIC foreign countr "The Murconi Company ha.'* been hospice is also lighted by flari Solon H. Borglum minrô* It] W, '.*4IH (I .»in Conn fled, n» Ont«i>w I. Commencing at Paris May 6, twen asked to torches. ( !.i«r. all teven cooperate and make the plan "The School summer. PflshltoS ¦.(";lrn'* concerts were given in ciyht The Hymnal," edited by Mil- The chapel is viewed a mil In»! rue tor« t.. lake ««I» 1 «1 MABi V Teacher of practical. Olympic is to bo ton S. through grc tourne ..11 1 "¦*.,! r\f_Y\ Volee, Plan* cities. In France the Americans equipped with Littlerield with the colloboration archway leading from the he rnnsl ruction «f miturjit *.».*»¦ countered n railway strike, and necessary instruments of Lucila Gardner Littletield, is a Stone stairways have been hospi BBGIhTRATlO.N AT \N\ 11UK orchestra had before leaving England. Arrangements volume of representative construct to abandon the n will bo made with the hymns pre- lending to the cells, where the men PARNASSUS CLUB r>< b. take army authori¬ pared for use in church on YïJX itself and its imp< dime ties to obtain the use of the schools, Rleep the stone floors to morti TIP S.mmrr rnef^slnn-J '.¦ a a mobilen and rnolor receiving schools and colleges by young people. the flesh. S| «.if'« VOCAI *'i«*- trucks sets now at Mitchcl Field, ÍIÜHL CTf-t'ïo'hr.ri BPCCIALItl orde» to The rooms A feaure of the book is the inclusion Another scene reach en . -n /,«.« keep up with its Itiners of tin« big to be construct «*. s, Symphony Society of New York of an oratorio and classical selection.-,, trchltrrtarri InteriorT£$xctMg!»cr«>rat!"i> "**'*; M Dam rosch si ood in the balcon y will bo with j by Mr. Staulcup for "The Mnrrinc er Advprtlftlnr, Illustration *«'u lJI ÙT* Harm«"* t./ r/,i! («¡i, hotel at Bordeuux ami supplied these rcceivors, In the title role of of Mayfair" ¡3 the Thames V/OULEH watchei so that the a Verdi's "Otollo," next Embar riot in tho street below. Tho is guests may hear sym¬ Lexington Theater, Satur¬ Jan Kubelik, who will return to ment, showing the Tower of Lond< New York School of Fin* ard A« phony concert 100 miles out at sea." America next season under the man- j AwfW< irraiar» day evening A location for this scene is to be i Prank Alvah Paraona. Pre* of Ottokar is booked Mioan r. Hlasril. ajpement Bartik, | tained along the East River. I 19S9 BKO.tHH.4V WBW^íe«y; »vmm_n««