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thot ho was thor Frieda Klink, Contralto . . greatost pianist that jHusical Happenings ever plnycd. lt ia imposstible to Jm- !P?P?£: agino Moiseiwtisch making a m'.stake Random Impressions At In tho sense of playing a wrong note. I Home and Abroad do not suppoao that Moiseiwitsch h so great a musictan as Rubinstein.I think ho does not pour his whole aoul Formed to Aid into his as Rubinstein must &w Organization Young Musicians; piano, The $ummor exhibition season is now a epiritual significance. In this vein have done to have lefc such an impres- in the art Several is the large hillside subject with ita I>eodat de Severac; An Old Friend sion on the world.but Moiseivitach is opening galleries. of the latter have announced showa to winglike cioud apparttion and ita bril- Pleases Audience a master of the pinjio in the sense that liant star in the sky abovo. The entire Vclasquez is a master of point or Lloyd commence thia week and continue show reflects refinement in subject and George a master of tho spoken word or through tbe summer months. In each in treatment. It will remain Carpentier of the dclicacy Katharine Huneker the boxing game. case Is involved the work of a group on exhibition until 1. By Wright coined phraso "practising It is not possible to believe that July Muri in public," but will act as a of Americans and con- Tjsst year Miss Silba, a young prop for man can achievo such miraclea painters, mostly than talent broader in the .UJiist of more ordinary ability, deserving rccognition. production of sound, more variable than temporariei. While tiding over a Land sea pes, Old and New, an It is planned to a ^pressed tha opinion that organi- form board of tho ever-changing color of the period of lessened activifcy, the galler- be formed to determine twenty judges to datermine the merits aea, At the Ariington Mtioii skould until one had heard Moiseiwitsch play ies thus to exhibitions of of musicians of prospectivo candidates for a plan provide In the summer show at the Arlwiy- -¦le cligibility young wish- profes- for a couple of hours or with the coneert balls sional career. In order to more, representative scope and charaeter for tcn Galleries there are several fine ja? to storm of New okain a only two or three brief breaks. She recommended that such hearing candidates must present cre- the apeclal benefit of summer visitors landscapes by those distinguished York. dentials from Kitchener, it wns said, "cut out hia painters of out-of-door M«8f people be given an out-of-town musicians of high stand- heart and made himself a who may be interested more in the subjects. machine for inness and These to sta- heiricg by compotent judges. The ¦tng. tbe conquest of the Sudan." Moisei¬ broader activities of the home school Wyant. tend of their Branchea of the bilize the exhibition in which there ,uality performance would organization are to witsch, I imagine, cut out his heart and than in the work of in- a New York be established in other hav- any particular are many examples by the later ex- eiiher justify recital or cities, and made himself a maclilno for the con- ing passed a-^uccessful dividual. pontfnts of this field. There is a deep (V^y Treuld be advised against court- audition thosn quest of tho piano. He has won vic¬ who meet the there has refinement and maturity of understand- ,Rgfurther pub!icity and failure. Miss requirements of the tory after victory, and now, like Alex- At the Kraushaar galleries will be a ing in the art of these two masters Silba's suggestipn was without results, judges given try-outs in the ander, he must yearn for new worlds to been put on the wall3 collection by one smaller cities before that can always be studied to advan- no dared to incur the appearing in New conquer. There seems in twelve contemporary American artists. Jpptwntlj nothing the in a show where manner dsi>?ers involved in blighting the hopes York. Traveling expenses will be met art of piano that This exhibition, which will remain tage the of the playing Moiseiwitsch interpretation is ao varied as 0; budding genius. But although Miss by association and a fee of $50 cannot do. He is only but until the close of next month, has in it widely does not paid for each The thirty-one, of in the present> instance. The two Silbs's nsme appear on the appearance. financos he has been an accomplished pianist for much interest and artistic distinc- of the association an ex- Wyants are "Early Autumn" and "Ark- ioard of directors, the newly organized will depend upon more than He won tion. There is, for example, K$r\. twenty years! the ville." Inness are "Nook Near Our Jfusica! Debx-.t Association is a prac- various memberships, ranging from an Rubinstein at tremely good landscape by Ernest Law- By annual Soloist, Goldman Band, Mon¬ prize University Village" and one other. the rieal realisation of her scheme. membership at $1 a year to life when he was nine. Now it is son of most delicate and velvety qual¬ Among held that rest is a "White This courageous body of men and membership at $500. day evening. he is" the world's master ity, showing a vista of low fields in striking example, player. Tenement," Robert It is a TCT.cn will not only act as a restrain- At present the board of in- Moiseiwitsch is not a soft greens and yellows and a limpid by Spencer. judges theatrieal per- strange, house of stories isg lafluence upon the annual crop cf cludes Frank Damrosch, chairman; opera "Lo Cceur du Moulin," a pieture former. He sits bolt most of stream winding through them. A meri- large many upright and windowa on a Kispers, squealera and bangers, for Leopold Auer, Franz Kneisel, Alexander cf Languedoc peasant life. In this the time, while his hands about the torious example by Prendergast, a park situated the bank of fly stream amid fields. It is an in- »hose activities tho late James Gibbons Lambert, Herbert David country his music is little known, but keyboard with the lightness and quick- scene of vague beauty and animation, rolling W^herspoon, there be more of congruity of which the artist has made Bispham, Richard Hageman, perhaps may it next nesa of shuttles. Now and then the is shown, together with a character- Dudley a picture that is full of beauty. Daniel HUSICAL INSTRUCTION Buck and Frank Hemstreet. On the year. rhythm of the music becomes part of istically decorative exterior and figure Arthur B. Davies. Just as Garber's "Dark River" is a work of board of directors are John Louw Nel- Benno Moiseiwitsch him and his head bends and sways as study by a line between conspicuous quality, being a broad, hilly NEW YORK AMERICAN son, general director and originator in he sweeps the music from the machine. the latter draws sharp Plays London his and its vista in a winter mantle. Another ex¬ of the plan; Rutger Bleeker Jewett, His hands soar in front of him central subject background, dONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Admirers of Benno Moiseiwitsch, who high the artist all ele- ample of simihr atmosphere is Ballard 163 West Howard F. Clark, Mrs. Denison D. and crash with the scientific preceding brings his 72d Street played here many tlmes last season, accuracy ments in a com¬ Williams's "Block Island," showing a Dana, vice-presidents; Wallace Cox, of a steam-Tiammer that can be together sympathetic HIGH CLASS INSTRUCTORS will read with pleasure the following graded other ex¬ bleak coastal inlet under lowering secretary; Province L. Poguc, treas- to smash a steel bar or to crack an bination... Tbere are, too, In AH Branchos of Music. and impressions left by his recent recital terior studies by Halpert, Myers, clouds. George W, Bruestle, E. W. TERMS REA.SONABLE. uier, Bronson H. Davis. egg; or his fingers stroke the keys so LORENZO FRAIMONT It is to on a writer in The London Daily Ex- (From the Kuehne and Kroll. The "Circus Pa- Redfield, Cullen Yates, Ernest Lawson, SEND FOR PROSi'ECTUS. be hoped that the associa¬ 8oftly that the notes are as painting by Van der Weyden presented by Italy to the tion jiress: resulting rade," by Gifford Beal, and John Sloan's Robert Reid, H. B. Snell, Edraund will pursue a vigorous campaign as the of a people of Belgium) There are some in this world gentle tinkling brook. are Greacen, E. Loyal Field and Martin of weeding out mediocrities, its most things Nor does he his miraclea early work, "Moving Pictures," that are worth and on nccomplish akin in their imbued Rico are others whose work may be i Heller important function. As for its philan- doing, Saturday without exertion. I School and appeal. Botigare Klein physical say noth¬ two from the School of ber and a seen here the next afternoon I rode miles on 31, program announced as "Aa with human interest. Thera is a rem- throughout two Piano Instouction, thropic aims in fostering young talent, twenty-five of the mental of Accompanist, Coach tramcars and omnibuses in order to ing astounding labor Landscape Architecture. Professor Afternoon of Fairy Tales," to be given iniscent note of romance in the latter months. nd Two Piano Enscmble Classes. have not most of the musical titans all the music he Edward C. Moore will of this and hear Benno Molseivitsch play the remembering played accompany the February 18, will be under Mr. Coates. example.the dingy little pieture house 593 Riverside Drive. Cor. 136th St. other generations fought in two hours.much of it extraordi- club as their piano. It was worth while. Years advisory representative cf the For the concert of October 29 Paul with its charaeter types so vividly A final showing of the lithograph war Telephone Audubon 4688 way to fame without crutches or ago narily difficult.but the faculty. Does the I heard Paderewski and Emil Sauer and merely output Kochanski, the Polish violinist, will be handled. posters made by a group of British ~~- coddling? genius worthy of physical energy. He found it nec¬ The official list of tho&e who sailed the 'Y~pian6~ name go our own Fanny Davies (who may still 6oloist; Harold Bauer, tho pianist, George Luks exbibits a spirited por- artists during the war, and exhibited unrecognized? after each to take out hia on the Touraine ls as be heard), but never before had I heard essary piece foilows: has been engaged as soloist for De- trait of a boy, and there is a foyer study variously in this country, has been ar- V CONSERVATORY Death of Rural handkerchief and mop his forehead, Dr. A. T. '06. D. O. cember the irgll Composer Benno Moiseiwitsch. Davison, director; 10; concert of January 28 painted by Du Bois involving an inter- ranged at the Anderson Galleries, to MRS. A. M. V1RGIT.. Loss to France and after one long exhibition of magic Aller, 1 G. B.; L. C. J. S. will havo as NOW OIRFCTOR There must be millions of people in Barry, '21; Guy Maier, pianist, solo¬ esting note in perspective and showing remain for the rest of the month. The I.OCATED AT ho retired from the stage while an at- Barss, '22; T. D. R. P. and for v In a current this country who have never heard Blair-Smith, '24; ist, February 18 Florence inventiveness In composition. "Three posters depict various scenes and ac- 120 WEST number of La Revue tendant came'in and the E. R. 72nd ST., N. Y. Musicale Achillo Mestre tributc Benno Moisewitsch plays the piano. wiped piano Bullard, '24; Chase, '23; R. S. Easton, Metropolitan. Opera Company Listeners," by Vincent Tack, is in that tivities of war-tlme preparation. They pays keys. It was not surprising that at B. S. M. to the late Deodat de Severac, in whose Most of them, !n all probability, never Childe, '22; Cogan, '23; Cogan, soprano, will appear. rainter's early style. He has pictured were used here to inspire the people LOR- the finish a large part of the audience. U. C; C. B. Cooper, 1 G. B.; O. For the last concert of the to three medieval in the manner to a in behalf of the varioua VOICE recent death France lost a dis- will. They have neither the oppor¬ Cope, series, types response advanced in mass to the front of the U. G.J R. P. Cutler, M. H. 1 be on March Mr. end the Eu- causes. More than 100 editions "¦uiairiDerS'-Chaml nstruetlon tinguished composer. In these days of tunity, nbr the wish, nor the money. '22; Dill, given 4, Damrosch, method suggested by early public and What! ha.ll compelled Moiseiwitsch to play S. L. A.; C. W. Eliot, 2d, 1 S. L. A.; S. foilowing an established will ropean masters. In another room is of each set were of Mlchrtowskl, the teacher of Pidewwak4.. uitra modern gibberings such a loss Pay two-and-fourpence to hear custo'm, orlginally struck, two or three extra selections. Fisher, E. H. a to a which those to here are 4« W. ] 19th ST.TBL- morning is the more to be deplored. De Severac a man play the piano on a Saturday '22; Gallup, jr., Occ; If. present novelty his young jeen group of etchings by Mahonri be shown the S200 L. E. T. R. G. C. full details last Some were came from the Languedoc country. His afternoon, when you can go to the Groener, '22; Guild, '23; G. audience, of which will be Young. Their subject is taken from remaining. disposed 3 r> fl . 1 8ola Vloltnlri youth was Oval for a shilling! Henderson, '21; H. Hito, '19; W. M. published upon Mr. Damrosch's return the Southwest, with one or two excep- of in the collection of funds and in spent among simple peas- Harvard' Glee Club other ants. The sunlight of his birthplace, Yet for once, at any rate, it is worth Houghton, '22; J. J. Irwin, '22; J. C. from Europe in the fall. tions. The most notable of the latter ways found their way into th« lf ^^.iLJlllVjlJCnmidt Riohtr.'dTfis"Hill 2511 to hear Benno On to France Jacobson, '21; R. N. Johnson, and -» is a in fine, free homes of private colleetors and mu- H H. Y. CoHtgs of Music. iu East 81th 8t. the charm of old songs, the spell of going Moiseiwitsch play Way '22, reclining figure study ft. K. to seums. There is a set of six Y, Amerl tn Conservatory, 183 We$t 72a St. country eounds, the mystery of sum- music in Queen's Hall. It is worth it Tho Harvard Glee Club is sending C. Lawrence, '23. Grainger Appear slyle and of excellent draftsmanship. printa *ta» Stuilo: 8813 91st St.. \Y»odh*v*R. H. Y. the roer nights him. He studied for this reason: man at some sixty men on a concert trip to France, Aiso H. MacFadden, '21, manager; A. With Goldman Band An altogether picturesque type brought by Brangwyn, depicting activitiea inspired Every of British Wm l\U TZVVrVX'C i.AtesT" music and the law at but time or other undertaken by invitation of the French H. Maclntyre, '21; A. MacKay-Smith, The summer concerts at Columbia forward in the plates of the mesa coun¬ the n^vy. Another set ts Toulouse, enjoys hearing something Muirhead Krtitr:-!-, from nature was his teacher. His or other on a whether a government, extended through its Min- !24; W, B. Martin, '21; A. L. are try is the Hopi woman goatherd, which by Bone, showing the ... European Sucoesses. greatest Moffat, University played piano, again attracting large while » * aim was to make beautiful music, not Baeh fugue, or a bit of or istry of Foreign Affairs. '23; J. C. B. Moore, '18; 0. H. Payne, audiences. To-morrow Frieda the etcher interprets with close appre- emergency shipbuilding activity, BAROLD HURLEUT T1 g "£ ragtime, evening Nevinson has the activi- Appolntments by mall only. to experiraent with new forms- His "Rule Britannia," but no man alive who Fifty-four of the sixty, including Dr. U. C; C. W. Pearson, '24; H. Perrin, Klink, contralto, will sing. Ernest S. ciation. perpetuated ideiress ji. \\. Ularn-liard, personal # t;es of the Other Mudio 31. rep. reactions to nature in "Le Chant de heard not Paderewski nor Sauer knows Archibald T. Davison, '06, director of '21; A. B. Perry, 1 G. D.; A. Phelps, L. Williams, cornetist, will be the soloist Royal Flying Corpa. Metropolita.il Opera House exhibitors are Edmund la Terre" and "En Languedoc" in which wrat can be done with a unless the Glee Club, sailed from here on the R. Ring, '22; A. R. R. M. on On The Summer Show at Dulac, Clausen, T. T PIANO piano Simms, '17; Wednesday. Friday Percy V j <| are intertwined re- he hears Tourainc A. 1 Greiffenhagen and Chsrlee Shannon, ltte fo'.ksongs and quaint Moiseivitsch play. yesterday. Claflin, '20, Simpson, G.; R. H. L. Skinner, '22; G. Grainger will conduct two of his own the Ehrich Galleries s«"wv are more vital for France to M. 6ixty-six examples making up the whole Ward" UiU TRAINED ligious themes, than the It is said that Rubinstein made more left last Wednesday Smith, '24; P. S. Smith, 2 C; H. L. compositions. This will be Mr. Grain- even and wider in Larger yet scope exhibition. The were executed Te, sophisticated rnaunderings of a Cyril mistakos at the than other make arrangements in France on be- Stalker, 1 M.; R. E. F. at these con¬ prints CMtcno. Van Dyck Si'jdics, piano any Stevens, '23; S. ger's only appearance is the exhibition which occupies two at the official direction sf the Britisk At'sVtbtt Scott. He conquered Paris with his man who ever in and half of the Five law 0. J. certs this season. The for played public, management. Stranahan, '21; Teegan, '22; V. G. programs floors at the Ehrich Galleries. Here the War Mu« school members of the who are the week government for Imperial MUSICAL club, Thomson, '22; J. K. Watson, '23; C. D. follow: again we have a truly representative title Waters INSTRUCTION MUSICAL INSTRUCTION unable to their work in time J. MONDAY 6eum at London. The given th^m Crystal lE^?«% W. 45th Phone June 21 and to have approximately U. L. 3 Habanera, from "Carmen".Blaet St.. Bryant 7*333 Rifenbary, L.; Walsh, L.; F. W. Frieda Klink, contralto reflected color and sunlight. Richard Presents a Van der WILL GIVE A four weeks in France. Two-thirds of Williamson, 2 L. Waltz, "Artist's Life".Strauaa E. Miller is with charm- Italy Weydew N- T~\ TEACHER OF from "Robin represented his the men are undergraduates in Har¬ Excerpts Hood"....De Koven ing female study, "Sewing." This work lo Belgiurn /al vard College, nine of them being WEDNESDAY reavey s?!U iUMMER Philharmonic Offices Pwediah Coronatlon March.Svendsen suggests the methods used by Frieseke, By Agnes R. Mackenzie l21 COURSE thirteen from CARNECIE Overture in . oli10,10 HALL, N. Y. aeniors, juniors, eight popho- "Iphig'enie Aulla".GlucU who in turn has been much under the 4..Three AT six three unclaasified Swamped With Work An Album Leaf .Wagner ROME, May momhs ag« mores, freshmen, With Bxcerpts ?rom "Faust".Gounod influence of the later French masters, the Belgian governme!>* presented t« and one an out-of-course Philharmonic arrangements Symphonlc Foe.m "Dahsa Macabre," students in his colorful "Tho a Paolo Veronest* A.J. student. The other include Dr. for next season completed, which in¬ Salnt-Sagna painting, Striped Italy painting by WlinUtOlO CFPERFECTiOl twenty Arla from "The Trumpeter of Sack- Gown," one of the delicately agreeable representing "Juno Difpensing the taujht from begrtnnin,T to highest artiutl* Davison and an recent clude the engagement of Josef Stran- lngen" .Neelar assistant, four Ernest 8. is an was ,,. _ rfqutreujent*. Williams, cornetist examples displayed. There Arthur Lands in Vendetta." This painting E. 120th St. Tel. Harloia 3438. graduates of the college, two men sky aa conductor, Henry Hadley, associ- Valse, "Star of the Evenlr.6" (new), ate conductor, and Willem Goldman B. Davies panel, called "Dionysus," a one of the many tafcen away by Na- SCHOOL OF from the Graduate School, five from Mengelberg The Evolutlon of Dixle.Lake of drawn and in the at Ant- and Artur Bodanzky as guest conduc- composition charmingly nudes poleon hung gallery COMPOSITION the Law School, three from the Busi¬ FRIDAY in a It was due to the Bel¬ JACKSON and Music. LIBBY CASTLE tors; Fritz Paul March decorative interpretation of Greek werp. present WMPOSFRS' COURSE. G0ETSCHIU8 SYSTEM ness School, two from the Medical Kreisler, Kochanski, Solennello.Tachaikowaky a Overture . Paul Minister of Fine Arts, Destre>, W> W. I3Si'11 ST. PHONE AUnUBON 5539 196th St. and Fort Washington Ave., New York City Alexander Schmuller, Erika Solennella, "1812" .Tachaikowsky symbology. Dougherty's "Equi- gian Morini, Barcarolle .Tachaikoweky noctial" is a friend of that the , Harold Bauer, Two excerpta from the "Pathetlc strong marine conception great Italy, psintinj Symphony" .Tschaikowaky in his best manner. One of the most was returned to its former place in an AL/RED~ri' j] ARf~OF 5th to 1921 and as March, W. July July 39th, Percy Grainger "Sunapee" (new).Goldman art in It now in ^-OgSWeil siNGING assisting artists, and the question of Colonial Song-.Grainger effective landscapes is Lawson's small gallery Italy. hangs The curriculum of Father Finn's Summer Course iacludes study of: Molly on the Shore.Grainger on the in which the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice. the orchestra's of Condueted by the composer "Speedway Harlem," The of the General personnel disposed Medltatlon from "Thuis".Masaenet the old stone the rail¬ The Italians were so touched at Bel- Mr. A . Training boy'a ( Principles of Inter^ the offices of the charming bridge, np Grand Opern satisfactorily, society Excerpta from "The Mikado"_Sullivan road trains and the gium's generosity that it was proposed *1V-alX^ voice. pretation of Choral and be to relax «... heights beyond are Vocal Spectallrt might naturally supposed ret in that a valuable painting should be pre¬ ??l'P.Y01d Italian MothoJ of A down vivid contrast against the i. F* Sinirlnff. particularly, CAPPEL- into summer inactivity. And Not to waa 25 \V. >.:d 8t. Tel. Schuyier 63J1. The Making of the Coun- He Is Yet Thirty narrow ribbon of highway which is the sented Belgiurn. The difficulty ^dto: LA Music, Contrary to such eupposition, this one. At ter-tenor voice, and the Few people who see Elmer Clifton in center of attention. There are any to choose a suitable first it Gregorian Chant. season of the year presents a veritable was that the r r treatment of the "Tho Birth of a Nation" realize what r.umber of other worthy examples by suggested portrait by ut-Sa a m 1 n ^^? boy'a Music of the rush in the clerical work of the organi¬ he Antonio Moro should be donated, but as 131 W. I38t.hp St. T«l. AuduH.n ISJ? of Polyphonic has done. Although he is so young, Jona8 Lie, Hobart Nicholas, Chauncey ^nrj'Musle. voice during the period zation. Subscriptions ajre renowed or a 16th Century. he has been in pictures for more than Ryder, Ballard Williams, Groll, Has- this had been left in legacy to Venico change. released; orders from new sub3cribers Modern Liturgical Music a decade. He played opposite Lillian cam, Carlsen, Browne, Bellows and by Count Contarini it would have beett. ^ Waterhoi^e^at^VOCAL INSTHL'CTIOH. and applications for particular loca- a difficult matter to obtain Hi i^ Balance of Parts; Ensem¬ and Gish in the big Griffith spectacle, and many others. permissioa Pbua. 6429 Schwlw. Hymnody. tions from older ones are taken from from the various ministries conceraed "^mj^jr^^ ble Treatment and Con- Organ Registration as re- opposite Constance Talmadge in an¬ the files; letters are written and form other Griffith "Intolerance." Friends of the and the matter might have dragged on VjfT WILLIAMS Freneh82Tit"«~ ducting. lated to Choral Ensemble. mailed in success, late Alden Peir3on acknowledgments responae He also helped direct "The Girl Who have helped to realize for that artist for years. As the Venetian Academy the Classes will be conducted Father to reservations and checks received; " had benefited by the gift, it was finally },."«L10 V IuUln Dlctlftn foi All of by Fian personally, Stayed at Home," 'W.«y Down East* an ambifcion which he had expressed nV'V'rt"»-'ACCA Rfl Opera (ind Coiicert. at card indexes are rearranged and a decided that a painting which had been till 9, x and will commence 9:00 A. M., concluding at 1:00 P. M. and "Dream Street." but not attained durinjj his lifetime. icholasAve. Tel. Waosworth 863S multitude of detail resolved into order- with money should be Arra.npem.enta for Room. and board during violins { $7.$25 At the old Universal he directed Jack That was to have an exhibition of his bought public Prof. Ehrllch. Expsrt Teachor. the. Course ma-V be viade at the Castle. ly form for facilitating the work of Mulhall in three Herbert chosen. This painting, a portrait of 519 West Vxohng pictures, work in oil and pastel. Through the 138th St. Partlculart For terms and further information communicate with { $7.$35 seating next season'3 audiences at the Hawlinson in his Lorenzo Fraimont, by Roger van der FLUTE wl'.h flwte lltoratura Malled Froe. .. famous assistance < For Am-teura, five, including and of ,. concerts at patrongage Heyworth Weyden, is considered a fine Mr. Lloyd Rand, Secretary, Libby Castle. Viohns \ $40.$75 Philharmonic Carnegie "Smashing Thru," and Priscilla Dean Campbell, J. H. Chapin, John M. Sidall specimen t For ProfesstonnJs, the House of Flemish art and of the INSTiTUTEOFAPfLIED MUSIC Telephone Wadsworth 3534 Hall, Metropolitan Opera in one, her first starring vehicle, "The and other associates of the former art worthy gen- St. S4th Season Begins Ottohsr I. Viohns i $100.$400 Music. erous of !ij^__^"> and Artist*. and the Brooklyn Academy of Two-Souled Woman." Mr. Clifton dis- people Belgiurn. , For Sololsts and director of The American Magazine, a In the of the Italian Min¬ ANOPI T IQ ACADEMY 7>F MUSIC Violina { $500.$2000 The merging of the National covered Miss Dean. "The Two-Souled collection of of presence ^-.^1-00125 WEST I24TH 8T., N. Y. Philharmonic orchestras has resulted forty-seven Mr. Peir- ister of Fine Arts, Benedetto Croce, (Demonstrnted by talented pUyers) Woman" was adapted from Gelett Bur- son's canvases have been assembled »ato. The Master Teacher in the number of applica¬ and leading artists the portrait waa VrtiN IUr\A 22 WEST 39th STREET. increasing gess's story "The White Cat." It was at the Anderson Galleries as one of its M. CURCI tions for seats at the Philharmonic presented to Minister Dcstr^e, who a$» G. made at a total cost of $4,600, $1,000 special summer attractions. Like MAR1F WAYNFVmitN^ vToTTs st hooT! (Graduate of Koyal Academy, WHITNEY TEW concerts. for the four- many cepted it in the name of his country** 2M Wc«t 13»th 8t. ijaiitu Ce«Mlia, Kome) Subscriptions of which was paid for the story. The other artists who have followed art ^»MC teen Fri- men. This painting formed part of a Harmonr Is In New York Now Thursday evenings, eighteen production was made in eight days, yet into the realm of the whether SARTrl l'lano, Orcan. VOCAL TEACHER AND COACH afternoons,- six Saturday evenings practical, private collection in 1856, when it waa *_ ;S3 West 30th St. Gives Every Pupil from 3 to 4 day the picture made a fortune, and, inci- from necessity or other cause, he did with raised octaves of tone Lovers of the Harp and twelve Sunday afternoons at Car¬ bought money by public KY T»a'-h»,; ot V.l.a A incomparably rooc,o dentally, made Miss Dean famous. not permit himself to be absorbed en¬ It in Van der W60I)WARlS PU»o. 238 W. 13«t». GALLI CURCI beautiful. are invited to inspect our the ten Tuesday evenings subscription. is Wey- ^J_7WrtftL' TEAocFHER powerful and effortless, and \ negie Hall; With Mr. Griffith, Mr. Clifton direct¬ tirely by it. Mr. Peirson set himself den's best with its dark three- an articulation vastly superior to the and two Sunday afternoons at the ed Gish in her nine best style, ENTERTA1NERS Dorothy seriously on the outside to the task of quarter figure, clearly drawn on a J^E!^NAL &EVELYNSCOTNEY best achievements of modern thcories. New Home of the Harp Metropolitan Opera House, and the six known and most in¬ Opera House Co. popular vehicles, interprcting his art in terms of the dark it is a of the Metropolitan The ART 0f ,he GREAT MAESTRI where their favorite instrument concerts at the Brooklyn Academy of "The background. Although of the PAST be heard under most favorable cluding "Battling Jane," Hope best thoughts and feelings he had on monochrome, it is full of light and may Music are received at the Philharmonic Tll Get Him Yet" and MASTER CLASS RESIDENCE STl IHO: * conditions and where may be found Chest," "Boots," the subject. That he felt he had cre- life. 430 West 24th St. 1V1. offices at Hall. during July and Augtiat Watktal 7435 The Most Remarkable Col'.ection Carnegie "Peppy Polly." ated something that was a T,IE WB,^. IPTOW.N STI'DIO: essentially Painted Whiie Artist fllEFC,TT OF NKW YORK of Ever Mr. Clifton was Bobbie to Teacbers) Asaembled trth?? * Kntrrtainora "Par Kxrelleneo** (Special Rates "^"he Obborno," 205 \Y. 57TH ST. Harpa directing part of him.had prepared his message lM«S.r5J Addrens Secretary, Cor. 7th Avo, in New York Coates to Conduct Ilarron in "The Brass Bowl" when that in -._!il2j * ST T,L Cir':!o 1176-1177. TELEPllO.NL CiaCUB 5420. Llne of .was attested by the desire to e_hibit Sojourned Italy STUDIO: 25 We»i 86ih St., N. Y. C. Including a Complete Young People's Concerts star's tragic death occurred. which has now been fulfilled for him. Roger van der Weyden e^idently rilONK «107 ISCHI'YI.KR the Unrivalled Plans for the symphony concerts The first picture he ever made-was Those who arranged the exhibition se¬ painted it during Tils ten-years' stay KmnLra''or for N'e»cro Musltlurm. Consultatlon by Appolntment Ward to be next sea¬ "John Barleycorn." Mr. Clifton says lected in at the ^.M>rta_!!ii-r«. Hlnrera and IMaycra Justine Method & for young people given certain of his paintinjjs which Italy, when, age of forty- "-'"-JU°°' *-l't. Circle Box 34, Bta. G. of Music Lyon Heaiy Harps son by Walter Damrosch and the New that it was in that picture that "slills" renect his attitude toward the pictorial nine, he lef^Brussels, where he had FtsrnUhed for AM Oe«aalon« Teaching York Symphony Orchestra include the were first usod. art of the periodicals to which he con- established a studio fifteen years be¬ S^*a,B«your f*v(. ,ic« records aa Summer Normal Courses Irish «- .. . pUycd by of Clark Harps announcement that Albert Coates, the tributed. This attitude reveals the art- fore. Although much sought after in Tnstitole Two weaions, Ihren wn-ka earh: July Uth to 30th, and AujUM lst 2dlli, 1921. Harps for Rent conductor of the London Symphony Fair and Warmer at Bar Harbor ist's inclination toward imaginative his own country, he journeyed to Italy Orlando Orchestra musical flrt Gregorian Chant Orchestra, who will return to ^enca Stormy weathor is at h premium at decoration, somewhat whimsical it is to study at first hand religious art, of »T. em BRYANT. Lerture course by Dom Euiilne, O.S.B., Monk of ttaJt^I,.47^ KJlson, Lyrli.% Bilvertonii. Ave.. corner l?2nd 8t. UtU lo Harps Repaired in December as conductor ol' the Bar Harbor, Me., where Tom Forman at but which he was a devoted exponent. Ho Sfcit»3on, 120 CUirewont Solejmea, July 30th. fot funlier par- guest times, always artistic. He is FHANK DAMKOSCH, Director ticulars apply 'o CataJoiruo fr«o for the Mktr.K. remained in 1449 ot amslctl Invcstfeatc our FABY PAYMBNT plan. Symphony Society, will also direct two has taken the "Cappy Ricks" company seen in his best work as the lover of the Italy from until 1459, CI/[7A PRIVATE Estal :.-i.".i tot la« dawlojananJ Chair of Trlres from $7J5. to $5,000. but ALFRED Ol\C,A ENTERTAINMENT ulrnt *»'! souml nnuiclaiiship. Pius X, Liturgical Music rango concerts in the young peoples series. to get storm episodea for his picture. poetic and emotional. Nature to him lost none of his Flemish style. He 8PEC1ALIST S, for ctulwiw. College of Sacred Haart, is the "httitaiii »«<1 8*pt Oj*. 5. ISSrH 8t. and Convent Ave., N«w Y*rk City. Of the six to be given in The sun persistently shines, and in the perhaps held greater possibilities for probably only painter of any "«& »iSi'. *-rS!'8*'->'»* ttusiclam of qualltj. flntrmre ««mlP«tloii», .«-*» Tel. Aluminsslile 5460. concerts time whose *>-.J__ ".ifrjaiit »457. NlgUl call. Ro. 43il VRKl'AHATOKY CK>TERN Chas.H.Ditson&Co. this series next saason Walter Dam¬ mean time Tommy Meighan and Agnes the expression of these qualities. For style has remained the ln ea puia of CJreatw N»« v...s. ln direct same after *1& aud under thi »«l»"Mwi 8-10-12 $ast 34th Street rosch will conduct four concerts. The Ayres and all the rest cf tltem are hav- he painted nature in the ten years living in Italy. connecUon araw 6UeuUt. subjects main, ^;i^orc]¥str75 oi the in»Uttito. UoJi'l lur "U_ to a often JJARIEw«»« Vi \V. 127U» _. Chriatmas program, be given, Decem- ing vacation. giving thera a even u»th at. x-4 AaaulM>a issj-w. PaulWUESTH0FMU31cs symbolical, (Coutlaaed oa uert p*g«)