THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1912. 31 San Franciscans Soon to Hear "The Secret of Suzanne" "STELLAR MEMBERS OF THE MUSICAL PROFESSION WHO ARE APPEARING BEFORE SAN FRANCISCO AUDIENCES.

certs early In December. The noted con^ tralto comes here under Greenbaum'i Wolf Ferrari's Opera to Be Played management and will be remembered for her success of last season. She wll appear before the St. Francis Muslca Afternoon of November 17 Art society Tuesday night, December 3 tenor, promises much of musical enter- tainment. Miss Turner is one of the Powell,* * violinist,* comes t( pianists, program Miss Maud By WALTER ANTHONY best of local and the conoertize for us during the first wee! has been selected carefully, as the fol- opportunity a change the concert in December. Among her selections sh< FRANCISCO'S first I complete in pro- lowing wll. show: is featuring a composition by the lat< to hear Wolf Ferrari's opera, i gram. By special request Miss Niel- Sonata, op. 18 (piano and riollnl Rubinstein Coleridge-Taylor, who dedicated his las j Two movements ?Moderate, con moto, SAN"The Secret of Susanne." will sen and Miss Swartz will sing the moderato var. 1. 11. concerto to the American violinist. "Mme. Butterfly." which (a) "From Out Thine Eyes My Songs Are1 . occur Sunday afternoon. November j duet from in Flowing" '...'. Ries IT. when the band of singers they created a sensation last year at i*b) "Time Enough". Nevln SUITOR PROVES FALSE: (C> gathered the production of "Molly Bawn" Lover WOMAN SEEKS DEATH together by Andreas Dip- Boston Puccini's Ballade, op. 47 Chopin pel from his Chicago grand opera work, and the "Trio" for male voices 'Chaconne" (violin unaccompanied) Bach (ai "J'al pleure en rave" Hue Despondent because the man foi company comes to the Cort theater from "Faust" will be sung by Ramella. entertainment bert cellist and Uda and give a #* ? will be heard at the evening presents-| west of Chicago this _afternoon at Scot- to he given under the direction of Mrs. pianist, will concert in the tlon of the Mozartean work. Agnes \ tish Rite auditorium "under Will Green- Lillian Birmingham, the noted local colonial ballroom of the St. Francis Mansfe.ldr Club Gives *Muslcale ?The Berry. Cavan, management. the art- contralto, on the afternoon of Friday, hotel Thursday evening. November 21, Mansfeldt club of'talented pianists will AK'ln Steindell. Marie | baum's This is - following give George Lurvey, ; second visit to Two November 2-. at Alcazar theater. when the program will be a concert at Century Club hall Vivian and Charles ist's America. the presented: Wednesday evening, pianist, are aomn of that are years ago she is credited with having Allan Dunn wrote the lyrics and Dr. November 13, when tho artists Figaro".. following program pre- being sent by Dlppel to represent him ; created a furore in the east by reason H. J. Stewart composed the score for Aria from "I.c No__e di Mozart the will be (a> \u25a0\u25a0i___s-_wmb-pi "Das Voglein" Wolf ? \u25a0\u25a0_\u25a0»_\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 niff-Ap on this, his venture on the coast of her interpretation of her country- this California work, and both of them Hugo sented: iii ii i i mmm^^^ktJ^mmmmmmmmm^o^mm^mm^»^m^mmmm^ffm^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^?'^ mm^^^ first (hi "Mausfallen-Sprechlein" Hugo Wolf E flat major .Hummel as an operatic impresario. man's (Liszt's) compositions. The pro- are to participate in its presentation, (c) "Die Meinach" Brahms Sonata. * * introductory (d) La Jongleuse- ...'. Moszltowskl a gram today will be as follows: Dunn reciting the lines "Melne Liebe Ist Orun" Brahms Miss Josephine directing Two major? Coonan. The third symphony* concert* of the i Fnnta>ie Chremstirjue and Fugue Bach jand Doctor Stewart the or- movements from the concerto In C Polonaise. C sharp minor ....Chopin will accompaniment, andante, allegro Haydn Scherzo, C sharp minor Chopin i GENERAL DISTRIBUTORS FOR HUGO MANSFELDT Symphony orchestra Sonata Op. 11l Beethoven , chestral while Mrs. San Francisco \u25a0 Herbert Riley. Friday Maestoso?Aile_ro cm brio ed appasionata. Birmingham sings Special Miss'Bernlce Levy. be given at the Cort theater j the legends. (a) "0 Thou Billowy Harvest Field"?translated Automne, Etude de Concert Chamlnade Weber Pianos _238 COLE ST. The opening Arietta? U'nn v_r_u_o_f). scenery and costumes will lend afternoon. November 15. j Adagio nrnlto sempHce c cantahle. Indian from Tolstoi Rachmaninoff Ballade, A flat major Chopin Knabe Pianos number will be a Mozart overture. The IRhapsodic, C major Dohnanyl realism to the occasion. (b) "Lilaca" Rachmaninoff Miss Constance Mogan. ANDRE FERRIBR will Valse (n«wi ' Preceding the production (c) "Fisehleins Lied" Arensky Spinning song from "The FlylngDutcb- Fischer h- ture offering be Rachmaninoff's i Intermezzo .. ..Merkler! of "Yosemlte (a) "Mennet de Martini" (eighteenth Pianos and MME. A. FERRIER. Tenor and Soprano of minor, which, IIflat major Chopin Legends" Birmingham will sing a cen- man" .* .Wagner-Liszt second symphony in E ; Nocturne. ! Mrs. tury) Weckerlin . Chopin-Llstt OPERA COMIQUE THEATER, Paris; FRENCH Valse. C sham major Cbopln ; group of songs by Beethoven, Schubert, ..'. Baebanal Kohler & Chase Pianos THEATER Stage Manager. Dramatic Acting t.ough it was composed by Tschaik- jScheme. C sharp minor Chopin ; (bi "Parts est an Roll" (eighteenth century) Ballade. G minor Chopin and the and OW_ky'9 pupil when the latter was Brahms and Wagner, In which she will Weckerlin Vocal Lessons. Studio: Hotel Boyd, 11 Jones I.iehtstranm .' Lisrt Miss Sarab I'nna. street, apts. 711-715. Phone Market 8310. In Dresden, breathes the spirit of S<:«oud Rhap«odie .Liszt I he acoompani-<1 on the pianoforte by <>> "Nult d" Etolles" Widor "Tbe Butterfly" Cecil Cowles World Famous j id ? "Enfant de Catane" Widor (Dedicated to Miss Hazel H. Hess). the Slav and not the Teuton. Its first \u25a0 Her second concert will be given next j Miss Alma Birmingham. Miss Birming- Mad scene aria from "Hamlet" Pianola Pianos con- ham a and "Lucia," concert paraphrase Cecil Cowles presentation, was in Moscow at a | Thursday evening at Scottish Rite audi- j will play couple of solo numbers, ...'.. Ambroise Thomas (Dedicated to George Quincy Chase). New 1913 models of all these c-rt fathered by the Imperial Russian ber concert will and while the stage is being set for (a> "Elegie" Chopin Miss Cecil Cowles. pianos just arrived GEORGE STEWART M'MANUS j tortum and farewell be j (bi have and we will CONCERT Music socifty in the season of 1 j*ng-09. i next Saturday afternoon, when "Yosemite Legends" the complete Alca- "Spinning Pong" Popper welcome PIANIST heard j Herbert Rller. Inspection. Nikisch waved his baton over it in j Schumann's "Fantasiestucke" will he i zar orchestra under E. Bi Ltada's baton Herman Perlet Lead* Orchestra ?The Matinee of Music Every Sat. at 3 p. m. lai Poem ."Stay at Home, Mr Heart" league 3209 CLAY ST. Berlin when the Philharmonic orchestra the featured offering. will entertain. Longfellow Recreation of San Francisco will played it on the night of November 23, For the recital next Thursday night I"da Waldrop. give an orchestral concert Thursday KOHLER & CHASE I*#», The piece was introduced to the following program has been ar- Gifted Musicians* * Play* Farewell? (b) Poem, "Solitude" Charles Keeler evening at the Mission high school un- 26 O'Farrell Street. by the Symphony ranged: Edith Simonds. der the direction of Herman Perlet. ASHLEY PETTIS Amerle* Russian Miss Violet Fenster. a pupil of Georg (e> "Butterflies" Henry Hadley orchestra in 19^9. Kruger. (Words Crown"). This will he the program: PIANIST. Variations i new i. Dohnanyj will give a recital at Scottish from "For the 818 Grove St.. S. F. Tel. Park 7494. last number on the program will Op. 109. ....' __et_OTC_ auditorium, Wednesday evening, (di "The Fountain" Overture. "Oberon" C. M- yon Weber The Soiiate Rite Poem. (a) 1931 Home St.. Berkeley. Tel. Berkeley 408. be Siegfried's march from "Die Vivare. ma non troppo .. James Russell Lowell Reverie. "Traumerei" Robert Schumann funeral November 27. She will be assisted by Wagner. Adagio expressive,? Prestissimo. Bruno Huhn. concerts to be Scherzo. B minor '...'. Chopin , the violinist, are about to leave for pupils Lecture. "Music as a Public Institution" VOICE Kohler ft Chase bldg.. San Francisco. »nd octaves the advanced of Personne will Prof. Charles Louis Seeger Pierre Piano. en on a Sunday afternoon, the San Etude on Aggha_y jKurnpe to at While in Berlin principal teacher In the Kltnds- Douillet. i Impromptu. C major< new» Schubert ther* continue their musical be heard in a recital Scottish Bite Egyptian Suite A. Lnlgini Mrs. Nitalia Doolllet, Voice. Francisco orchestra and Andreas Dippel ! studies. The piano numbers that Miss Wednesday evening, Symphony No. 2. In D major Joseph Haydn worth-Scharwenka Conservatory and teacher of J Klfentans Carl Hermann i auditorium De- an artlat claas In the Stern Conservatory. will contribute the following program: CJaii de Lune Debussy jFenster will play are as follows: cember 11. Among.them if Jeanne Mai PART I Fenerxauber Wagner «". minor concerto ; Beethoven Peters, soprano, whose voice is ex- Miss Turner*Gives* Recital* ?The con- 1470 WASHINGTON STREET Quan'd je dor- .Llszt-Stradal | Fantasle impromptu Chopin panding training cert to given Friday evening. Miss Helen Colburn Heath Rafc'wzr march from "Damnation of Faust" S!_tb Liszt ". under the of her be No- Oakland, Fridays. SO3O Webster Street Rhapsodic Rondo capriccioso Mendelssohn teacher, in turn an accredited vember 22, by Miss Mildred Turner, Concert Soprano. Vocal Teacher. IS»»i Berlioz who is Announces Her Return From Europe. The "B_I»bo-la" dim". _- Samuel Coleridge Lajos Fenster will plan- a Mendels- pupil of Sabatini, the great Italian pianist, assisted by Mrs. Ernest H. Engagements Booking. Taylor, most .prominent .and importaut of tlie * *Straus* for violin, Card, violinist, Anger, recently When the musical set- sohn concerto to which Miss master of song. At his last recital and Maurice 2505 Clay St. Tel. West 4«ftO. nf-ro and who died Id Lon- ting to Shaw's of the adventurous don, on th* program. Tale will be the third number young military Phone Alameda Samuel Coleridge Taylor was born in roan with saccharinish 2420. 13, 187ri. and the of a doctor fallings Is disclosed again to us at the The Personne August was son of medicine In 18S0 he entered the royal col- Cort tonight several old "favorites" will OPERATIC SCHOOL guarantees complete train- MILDRED TURNER !r>ge of music a student of the vj..ijn. and ing grand opera. Competent lIANIBTE. scholarship be found In' the cast. Producer F. C. for teachers In all Taylor ay.. after winning the in composition en- Whitney one "Chocolate Sol- its branches. Engagement secured. Full par- 1015 Alameda. Cal. class of Sir Charles Villier Stanford has but Soloist. Accompanist,and Teacher. tered the dier" company on the this FOR ticulars from the secretary. MISS LILLIAN road ALL ARE continuing season AUTOPIANO ISB3, under this master for four THE in KELLER. 1652 Fell street. Interview with MR. rears Hla fame in America reFts lareely on and he has picked his cast from the PERSONNE. 376 Sutter street, 1 to 3 p. m. the first part of his "Hiawatha's Wedding three road organizations that were sent Wednesday only or by appointment. MADAME E. MOROSINI Feast." Franklin. 11 to 12 m., Monday, From La Scala, Milan. Mistress of Ballet of yon Reznicek out last season. His selection of Lucille .Phone 8846. Opera. Dancing In Overture. 'Donna Diana" CMlt.fi. Saunders the role of Popoff Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. ! all branches?classic, salon ?c. "S<-en»<. Pittoresque" 11*41-I*l2' for Aurelia !and stage. Day and ere. classes. Private and Massenet In his single company was the [in class. Rates reasonable. 1602 Sacramento at. PART II thing to do. for Miss Saunders has' H. EATON iPhone Franklin 2995. . awlreaa Dlppel presents "The Secret of proved the best Aurelfa since "The LOUIS Susanne." opera eomique by Ermanno Wolf Chocolate Soldier" was first presented : VOI__>?FIANO?ORGAN jSLOSS, Marie, Ferrari. Cast: to American Those that Sight singing class Wed. Pianiste Ol) Alfreda Co*ta audiences. commences ere.. Oct. fount heard Miss Saunders at the- Cort last 2d. 8 o'clock. Suite B, Kohler ft Chase bldg. RECITAL SCOTTISH RITE HALL. Gil Alice- Zepilli or Jenny Defau Tel. Sutter 267. AFTERNOON, San 1 Francesca Daddi season will remember her for her rich SUNDAY NOVEMBER 3. Musical director. Attilio Parelli. contralto voice. Although she has been | Tickets $1. Sherman ft ClaVs. *? # on the light opera stage for many years, After such a lead into* "The Secret she is not without considerable grand of Susanne" it Is not unlikely that opera experience. She sang with the Mrs- Mary B. Van Velsor Igeorg kruger Nielsen at the SCHOOL. OF DRAMA when Alice appears Savage grand opera company and ap- jMRS. GEORG KRIGER, ASSISTANT head of the Boston grand opera com- peared for four years in Germany, ac- Oratory, Eloontion, Extemporaneous Speaking' pany sent out by Henry Russell, that quiring fame for her impersonation of 376 SUTTER STREET 1Studio Kohler Chase Bide: Kearny K454 the public will be awake to the beau- the role of Brunhilde in "Die Walkure." * ? ties of the Wolf Ferrari opera. Will 'Jreenbaum engaged Alice Nielsen Kohler Chase have made a deep GUSTAV MAHLER ENSEMBLE & Century Thomas Jussuf Dermott many months ago to appear here and impression on the music world by their First concert. Hall. Sutter and Frank- for us. lin streets, Tuesday afternoon, 3:30. No-. 12. Late of Berlin: violin soloist and teacher. sing the Mozartean melodies afternoons of music in their spacious Tickets. $1: season tickets, 6 concerts, |5, at iSpeaks English, French. German and Italian- Ad- It is not his fault that a "mixup" in hall. Every Saturday the place is Sherman-Clay and Kohler & Chase music stores. Idress 2202H Devisadero st. Phooa West 8906 bookings provides us -with two com- crowded by music lovers who have panies singing the same piece. How- come to recognize the superior merit ever, Greenbaum declares that he is of the programs offered. At the next the only one who has the rights of the matinee two soloists of local reputa- Oakland Conservatory of Music Mr. Oldest established on the Pacific Coast. Thorough tuition guaranteed in original orchestration. Quoting tion will appear. Lowell Moore Red- Music, all present Miss barytone, branches of Practical or Theoretical. Open the year round. Director Greenbaum, who is to field, and Miss Lorraine Ew- ADOLF GREGORY, 13th at Madison St.. Oakland. Cal. Nielsen and company jn "The Secret of ing. pianist, will be the artists that Susanne," the following will suffice: will delight the audience. Redfleld Is I desire to state emphatically that popular in club and society circles, and Miss Alice Nielsen possesses the sole Miss Ewing. a pupil of Hugo Mans- and exclusive right to this orchestra- feldt, is one of the best of local pian- tion for San Francisco until March 1, ists. Mansfeldt, "dean of California 1913, and that any presentation of the pianists." vouches for the ability of his opera by any other company must pupil, and that is evidence sufficient HEALTH AND PLEASURE necessarily per- keyboard. RESORTS be with a piano and of her skill at the haps a few string instruments taking Following is the program in full: the place of an orchestra. In the Alice Rbapaodie Hongrolse No. 14 (L___), the sen production Signor Fabio pianola piano: "Even Bravest Heart Mar Rim- accompanied ini, recently conductor of the opera In Sw«'U" Miounod i, Mr. Rodtield, BON pianola piano; Spring" MT.TAMALPAIS \u25a0with the "Silver iMa- AIR HOTEL Bologna, but now with the Boston | soui. "Crepusale"?"Twilight"?iFrimli: "Ti Forty minutes from San Francisco. Open all opera company, will wield his baton tanta" tWelyi, Mies Ewing. Weber piano used: Tar around. Large, salt water, open air swim- over a complete grand opera or- "Calm as the Night" ißohm>, "Creole Lover's SANITARIUM ming pool. Boating, fishing and swimming, ten- chestra." Song" (Dudley Buck*. Mr. Redfielri, accompa- The place for yonr vacation: Ideal location, nis, bowling and billiards, etc. Rates $10 to $20 nied with the pianola piano: ?"Barcarolle." *op. The Autopiano in college life. beautiful environments, enchanting view. Good : per week. Cottages and tents. Livery stable la Preceding the opera an operatic con- 1.1, No. ." (Nevini, the pianola piano: "Eleva- service. Rates $10 per week. Only 40 cents round ; connection. Special dance every Saturday night. rt will be given in all of tion" (ChaminadeK "At the Spring" (Strauas), trip from city. Addreaa SANITARIUM. MillI Address JACK WEBSTER. Hotel 800 Air. __. which the the Marin county, Cal. rs will take part In the program. the Aeolian pipe organ. There is scarcely a social gathering tically every worthy make of player to be without a good player piano. Valley. Cal. Long distance phone. Here is offering for the opening *? nowadays in which Autopiano piano on the market, we have select- What is more, there is no excuse for " the Hadley's the does event Thursday evening. November 21: Will Present * * >lu»lo?The not figure as an important ed only those of the greatest merit. your being without one. Our low OAK PARK club, factor. nUSSIANRIVEr* Overture San Francisco Musical Mrs. Al- Fraternity No matter what your musical taste prices and liberal terms enable you to OPPOSITE BOYES SPRINGS. Orand opera orchestra Phelan, The and Sorority Life $150 and up. Addreaa MRS. Duet from "Linda Chaaioiuiix" Donizetti bert E. president, will enjoy may be, nor what the size of your buy a really good player piano as low Lots tor sale, B !calie. make special use of it. For the home FARRELL box 40A. Sonoma. Cal. t__pur Kocaarl (barytone) and Siguor a musical event of more than usual purse, we can give you the most and as $425, and the terms of payment are X TAVERN X Thursday morning or parties it has to kTaraooea (b-MO), importance at 10:30 dance come be best for the money. practically the same you would pay to THE Tenor aria from "La Bohenie" Puccini o'clock, when Henry and mem- indispensable. clubs, IS! BEAUTtFUX MONTE RIO. Had ley almost In the Ours is admittedly the strongest line rent a piano. E. Prowietor. Monte Signor Ramella. symphony everywhere, LAFRANCHI. Rio, Cal. Aria from "La __k_" Puccini bers of the San Francisco on the battleships, the of player pianos in America?the Auto- The early demand for player pianos HOT Newly renovated and under new management. will be in attendance. gifts already BOYES A'ice orchestra Some becomes piano, the recipient of as Christmas has com- SPRINGS For farther. Uformation address Monte Rio. Nielsen. Autopiano a center mu- seven interna- Cal. Hadley's of trip fare, $1.63. Swimming tank 150 by Barytone aria. "Largo al Factotum" from of music will be presented by sical activity. tional awards within the last three pelled the Eilers Music House to throw Round "Tlie Barber'" Ro_sini the choral department of the club as- years, the Kimbal Acmelodic, the big store on Market street, 75 feet. Send for booklet. mo Signor Fornari. It Is truly wonderful the fin- their which $&S sisted by instrumentalists from the hold the est production of the great Kimball is one of the 40 operated by this largest PESCADERO Contralto solo fmni ".roau of Arc",Tschai_ow?ky Autopiano has taken on people Oldest and best known resort on coast; sic peer-" Mile. Jeska Swartz. orchestra under the composer's direc- who factory, the Bungalow player piano, for piano house in America, open evenings YOSEMITE less cottages for families; excellent fishing and Aria for basso from "811001) Boccanegra".. tion. The affair Is under the manage- like good music. already holidays. CAMP LOST ARROW. Yosemite Valley, opens banting; reasonable rates; home cooking a spe- Verdi which a tremendous demand until the May A modern camp hotel, grounds and build- Signor Mardones. ment of Mrs. Mathilda Wismer. and It is safe to say that the Auto- exists, player piano, orig- You can now have a evening to 5. cialty. Take Ocean Shore Railroad. Auto meets A group of songs in English? the Lester the full ings electric lighted, sanitary arrangements In- parties by appointment. Phone Main 71. the following members of the club will piano has done more to make people inal and genuine Decker & Sons, the listen to these wonderful instruments stalled under Gov. rulea. Rates per day $2.50, "A Haunting Memory" Carrie Jacobs Bond appreciate enjoy good Wendell, per week. JACK BOSHOFF. Proprietor. "Down In the Forrest" Landon Ronald participate: and music than Marshall & the Krell Auto- without making a special appointment. $15 "But Lately in Dame I Embraced Her" Mrs. E. E. Bruner, Mrs. Cecil Mark, all other agencies combined. grand, many others, including will not be asked to buy, an SENTINEL HOTEL. Yosemite Valley, electric and the You and lighted, year. LAKE TAHOE AUTO STAGE CO. Arenskv Mrs. Byron McDonald. Mrs. R. E. In the distribution and sale of the most perfect of all player pianos, the evening of unalloyed pleasure awaits steam heated, is open all Rates? "Love Has Wings" Rogers One person occupying room. $3.50 to $5 per day; Running from Placervllle to Lake Tahoe and Whitcomb and Mrs. G. Fred Ashley. Autopiano and other player pianos famous Chickerlng de Luxe, and the you at the big store, 975 Market street. persona except a.m.' second and 2 occupying one room. $3 and $4 per day Carson City daily, Sunday, 8 Pow- The positively last per- At the last meeting of the club. Eilers Music House enjoys a unique Chickering Stoddard-Ampico. The same is true of the Oakland store each person. Special rates by "week or month. erful cars, up to date service. Fare $8. baggage formance of "The Secret" will be given Thursday morning, November 7, Miss position. With the choice of prac- Do not imagine that you can afford at 144S San Pablo avenue. For tolders or information, apply at Southern extra. Write for any .information desired to Sunday afternoon, November 24, Devendorf Pacific of Santa F» S. R. offices, or write W. LAKE TAHOE AUTO STAGS with Lillian played Saint-Saens' OPEN EVENINGS OPEN EVENINGS OPEN EVENINGS M. SELL JR. Placer-iUe, Cal. COMPANX.