will b» repainted with suggestion* Martinelli, famous of the Kitty Beale, toprano of tho Helena Marth, contralto, who Vladimir Rowing, Russian ten¬ Sophie Braelau, young con¬ from i:obert Edmond Johm. Metropolitan Optra, who htada Metropolitan Ofera Sextet, to make« her pro/eeeional Wash¬ or, who gives a song recital in tralto of the Metrupohiau Grand opera as It should bat give a next debut in recital the concert the season who it the arttit BEST the list of artists in next Sun¬ be heard in eonoert Sun¬ ington joint first of Optra, of If the aim and claim of this organ- ( SINGERS concert at the 9 in with a of the Rubinstein Tues¬ the concert the Phil¬ day evening's day evening at o'clock, Verady, young Hunga¬ Club, fourth of Izatlon that has made *t*ady and Wtllard, when a sextet from tho ballroom of the Willard rian woman cellist, in the day evening at 8:30 in the New harmonic Course, Tuesday, at it in the seventh concert the Ten-Star Masonic Auditorium. at the National Theater. aura steps toward the standards at . the Metropolitan will be heard Hotel. The concert of 4:30, in thn sertes of "Concerts Dip- couree of "Cencertt Diploma- Serine, Friday, at i -SO, at the leading organisations. In building LIKED OF ALL lomatiquee.'\ tit/uee." National Theattr. toward a national opera In Washing¬ g; ton, Director Albion Is assembling " an opera anssmble that Justifies this high ambition and that win MUSIC MAKERS glvs a gala performance In Wash¬ ington. 'vAmerica Is to the Fore to Prove That the _* .a....yss.... f Coming MUSIC IN MOVIES » *' r~v Contralto Voice Is Not Scarce~4lreat t- «. "* Growing 3 Artists of Opera and Concert Will Bring Songs Creatore at Rlatto to Charm a Our For a Second Week li.t Mid-Winter Season.And TLgOORE'S RIAJLTO THEATER ar has secured the services of Women's Chorus Ctals Will Give an Interesting Maestro Creators for another gala week of music for this popular rrv Concert in the Week's Music Calendar. and progresslvs plcturs theater. JESSIE MacBRIDE. Perhaps no local institution deroted By to amusement and art has done *wo con^ra^s our concerts of the week. more in bringing to the city dur¬ » » Both of them American ing the past few months artists r singers. Sophie Braslau, than Moore's who comes as artist in the second Philharmonic of repute and talent Course, Rlalto Theater. The series of has won her in and been concerts given in connec¬ r< way Washington proclaimed weekly for her vital charm and warmth of tion with its picture scopes, snd temperament, feature to the regular Helena Marsh makes her here as as an added be, professional debut photo-drama program has proved hp. artist in the Ten Star Concert. Miss Marsh is well- one of ths most popular worth¬ ^-r known in Washington socially, and to her art she brings while entertainments ever offered the present season. Mr. Rosing im the theater-going public. personal appeal, and a beautiful voice. said to here youth, rarely be first of all a remark¬ ¦ iiu. Maestro Creatore opened Tho singer, many people say, H a year or more before she made her able Interpreter, but hi* vocal re¬ last Monday afternoon, giving makes the to the as a thrss greatest appeal debut here an a singer, at which sources are ample, and vocal¬ 'Samson and Dalilah' tun, the Chicago and the Philadel¬ series of special concerts greatest number of music lovers. ist alone he would command the week. time she sang with another group great caro bens" (Bechnl); "Kr iat'a" With Noted Soloists phia Opera Companies. tlmss daily throughout If that is tho case, this is the f of Metropolitan Opera Singers in admiration. Many of his Interpre¬ (Wolf); "Dissonance" (Borodlne); Boston Symphony and Nicola Zerola, tenor, ia the Sam¬ Capacity audiences have greeted bis CJ*!- enthusi¬ veelt for the music lover. the Belasco Theater two years ago. tations are intensely dramatic; not "1 lo'e n&' a laddie but ana" (Old Here in son. He was a discovery of Ham- every appearance and the Monteux, Conductor February offer¬ In the concert given by the She haa won her way remarkably, theatrical, however. In the common Scotch); "Romanc* de Pauline." interest will bo felt In merstein and sans with the Manhat¬ astic reception accorded' his ^ of that but ho the Illus¬ the .Rubinstein Club, a choral club of aa It is difficult for an American acceptation word, from the Opera "Pique Dame" MONTEUX, ^JHiCAT tan forces after great continental ings have at tlmea reached pro¬ i^. piERRE conductor of the Boa- the announcement of a special one Washington composed of 100 girl to get recognition from the does not hesitate at times to five (Tsrhaikowsky); "Voce dl donna," trious successes, and at the Metropolitan. portions of an ovation and Igti facial emphasis to a line or to ton Symphony Orchestra, now In matinee performance of Salnt-Saens to ths Rlalto when the con¬ women's a Metropolitan at no early a stage from "La Oloconda" (Ponchlelli). He was called the successor to visit >fT. voices, Russian tenor, a the third season at this has In a career and at so an even whole song. With cello played by Miss Varady, post, treat opera, "Samson and Dalilah," Hollls Kdlson cert is being: given should bs . Vladimir Rosing, will be heard. youthful Tamagno. Davenny, Miss Beale is the The program Is: Aria, "Cavatlna" Miss Marsh will give "Alone on the made a program of brilliance and to be given here by the Washington who appeared with the Washington enough to convince the most doubt¬ >7>» Another newcomer is the Hunga- age. granddaugh* for ter of the late well-known Gen. from "Ffeust" (Oounod); Knglisn Housetop" (Oalloway); "Nightingale variety the single concert to Opera (Company, Edouard Albion, Company as Mephlstopheles ful that Washington citizens know, rlaa Rozsi Verady. who lie this famous Opera cellist, Sprlgg S. Carroll, who spent the group, "Invocation to Love" (Cyril Lane" (Alice Barnett); "The Day Is given by organisa¬ general director, at the National in "" and Tonlo In "Pag- appreciate and love good music, w gives a joint recital with Miss Scott), "Hebredian Dance" Scotch tion In Washington this year, which that the claim advanced for ,,f last years of his life at his country Dull." dedicated lo Mlaa Marsh Theater on Friday afternoon, Feb¬ llacacl," will sing the High Prlcat; and Marsh. (Fraser), "Lord Rendel" (Sommersct of will take place at the National The¬ Tlttman will the of the Nation as a . . . home near Takoma Park. Her (Walter Henry Rothwell); "Song ruary 24, at 2:15. Charles Trowbridge Capital Folksong), "L ix. ropolitan Opera, where she forward with enthusiasm to hear¬ apd er" (Dorgomlngsky), "Hindoo Song" Mls» Varady's selections will be Mrs. Wllson-tlreene pany, in the of the local artists are Albert Shefferman, The program, beginning today is one of the younger singers upon ing her in an operatic program. which, light He . . . (Rlmsky-Korsakoff), "Death Sere¬ Sonata E Minor Seventeenth Cen¬ The symphony on this program rendition of "Alda" sea¬ will give Wagner's "Tann- which the future of America's fore¬ » great last ; Herbert Aldrlch, tenor, (Sunday) nade" and "Song of a Flea" (Mous- tury (Arloatl); (Tschalkow- will be the Fourth by Tuchaikow- son, may seem an and Walter Matson, bass. hauser" overture, the flTst time most opera house must be built. Contralto "Elegie" extravagant BrasEau, sorgsky). Tickets are on sale at "Serenade (Olazo- sky in F minor. This work was claim, that the facta bear There will be a chorus of 100 this beautiful score has ever been An American-born artist, she Is the sky); Espagnole" except that, In the office of T. Arthur Smith, Inc., nowt; "Scherzo" (Van tloena); "Sl- considered by the Russian com¬ out the statement. Director Albion aays, will surpass attempted by a local photoplay «». of a distinguished Rus- Recital Tuesday daughter 1806 O street. cllllenne" (Paure); and "Tarantella" poser as his finest achievement, The cast is headed Eleanora de the work done in "Aida," ? heater, and with augmented orches¬ sian doctor of New York, so she BRASLAU, the brilliant by splendid gOPHIE . . . and the subsequent verdict of pos¬ Clsneros as Dalilah. will direct the tra of musicians and special in¬ has the continental and young contralto of the Metro¬ (Popper). Mrae. Clsneros Arnold Volpe again Influence, Tickets be had at the office terity is more and more inclining coached this role with and the direction brought here from Phila¬ the of seventeen she politan Grand Opera, will be heard may Salnt-Saens orchestra, stage struments y jat age spoke Marsh-Verady Recital of T. Arthur 1306 O to his view. The work describes himself. Her Dalilah is famous will be under Enrlca Dillon, and New Tork. As an in¬ (our languages. Miss Braslau hsa In recital at the National Theater Smith, Inc., Clay delphia p, street. the hopes and aspirations of Hu¬ among opera-goers throughout the who put on "Aida." termezzo, Mascagnl's "Cavallerla sung abroad with great success, next Tuesday afternoon, January In "Ten-Star" Series . . . manity, over which Is Imposed the world, and she Is an artist from La Paul Tschernikoff, premier danseur Rustlcana" will be given, and by ,, and no young singer la more in 24, at 4:30 o'clock, under the man¬ JOINT rscltal with Helena final, inexorable theme of Fate, Sea la, in Covent and a of Pavlowa, Oreatore's own delightful demand ths for agement of Mrs. Wilson-Greene. Marsh, the con¬ Sextette for Milan, Garden, dancing partner request. throughout country distinguished Opera given forth by the full brass choir. and Paris, and in the United States will dance and also direct the bal¬ 'arrangement of Boccherlnl's "Mln- concerts. As an of Miss Braslau haa one of those tralto, late of the Metropolitan >..« .. ff. Interpreter Concert The remainder of the program from the Metropolitan, the Manhat- let, and the scenery, from France, she has few rare voices, the true contralto. A Opera and Rossi Varudy, Diplomatique songs equals. Company, nPHB greatest operatic concert will consist of "The Carnival In To be the posssesor of a true moat attractive program has been the youthful but toasterly Austro- *g given In In Parts" by the Norwegian com¬ contralto voice la a rare dlstlno- arranged, which Includes: "The Hungarlan violoncellist, is an¬ Washington many J., years will be that of the poser, Svendsen; Debussy's Two ,tkm theae days, when It seems al- Distant Beloved" (cantata for one nounced for the seventh concert of Metropoli¬ tan Opera artists on Sun¬ Nocturnes, "Nuages" (Clouds) and most as If that type of voice was voloe), Baaaani; "Furibondo," Han¬ the T. Arthur Smith, Inc., Ten Star Company r*, day evening, January ?9, In the "Fetes" (Festivals), and Wagner's u ihvuiv itWMu disappearing torn the concert del; "Serenade," Grovels; "La Pro¬ series, at the National theater, Fri¬ 1 DROOP'S MUSIC HOUSE 1922 ballroom of the New Willard, by overture to "Rlenzi." 1K57 m And so we welcome cession," Cesar Franck; "Die Ver- afternoon at 430 o'clock. V stage. doubly day Martlnelll and 1300 G Street Sophie Braalau and Helena Marsh. schwtegene Nachtlgall," Werner Miss Marsh, In addition to her Dla>, ; Kitty . . . Beale and Nina Morgana, sopranos; Needed rJ.i ' Josten; "Weinachlen," Werner Joe- natural voles of great beauty, is on* Phonograph Sunday a Sextette from of the most and Marlon Telva, contralto; Mllo Pieco. For JtfEXT ten; "Berceuse," Mouaaorgaky; charming comely baritone, and Paolo Modern Learning the Metropolitan Opera will "So un Glorno women on the concert stage Ananlan, basso; tornasse," Reephlgl; today. Salvatorl Fuclto The become eligible for a perfect give us a fsast of opera music, "Un auona la As a child she studied violin under conducting. fO Are organetto per vie," 9 grade score the elementary Homes hour Is aet at o'clock to accom¬ MusicalHomes some of the artists with loading Sibella; "Brlndlai" fi-om Lucrezia the late Henry W. Schradleck, schools of the State of Indiana must Happy modate church people and choir this distinguished organlm- Borgia, Donizetti; "Cradle Song of showing marked gifts for It, but she room a Upfront~ musioians. The will In¬ equip every with phonograph a customer to um a few ag'o, "THAT tion. Martlnelll, tenor, 1s coming. the "As We to be a and at a program and ten records, "THANK HEAVEN,** said days , Virgin," Hammond; preferred singer In addition to solos from each good according to MUSIC IS *TIe It waa who was recalled from McNalr "Ma Ld'l critical moment in her career her clude, a recent notice from the State board NAUSEATING JAZZ STUFF IS DYING FAST AND GOOD Part." Illgenfrltz; the famous sextet of education. a ' South America to assume most of rich and colorful contralto voice was singer, from ONCE AGAIN COMING INTO ITS OWNT (This man had jut mad* Batteau," Lily Strickland; "Song of and from '.> the Caruso roles. trained Mme. Renard who "Lucia," the quartet of some dozen Rolls of the lighter or popular clastic Thankaglving." France* Allltaen. by gave "Rlgoletto." Wireless Music at purchase Player-Piano And the presence of Kitty Beale, Few seata now on aale her a musical impetus which carried Sea remaining This combination Is one which has TV) alt in comfort aboard style.) who, with Nina Morgana, are the at Mrs. Wilaon-Greene's Concert Bu¬ her to her present position. one never been equaled In concert here steamship in m idocean and Real sopranos of the quartette, is of In Thirteenth and Miss Varady is Bow making her listen to an orchestra It is in the cultivation of a taste for music that you will find reau. Droop's, O and all of the singers are well aboard an¬ good a social as well as musical Interest street*. first American tour. She 1s one of other out of alght 200 mllos away Pleasure; it is lasting.it never grows tiresome; at each hearing there's known, especially Martlnelll, Dtos, playing "La " wa» the novel to Washington. Miss Kitty Beale . . . the youngest soloists now before the new, something refreshing about it and it is this that compels the of Mr. Kitty Beale, who has both friends experience recently of the passen¬ something is daughter and Mrs. public, but she Is already a mature and relative* In Washington; gers of the American vessel pan¬ pleasure and enjoyment. John W. Beale, of this city, and Rosing, Russ Soloist, artist. The Insinuating beanty of Ananlan and Plcco, the latter hav¬ handle State. here will be entertained by her tone, the firmness and strength ing already made himself popular The Field of musical literature is so extensive that a lifetime may be W^llesister and With Rubinstein Club In local circles In op«ra and concert. good Iter brother-in-law, Major of her bowing, her clean nimble He has been soloist for the Hubln- in of it. It is filled with untold varieties of Mrs. Mahlon of and Ruaslan folk aongs work mark ths of spent acquiring knowledge Ashford, 2017 JgNGLISH finger playing stcln Club several times. The con¬ form and rare beauties of unknown to the average person. Ml vtreet will feature the program ar¬ thin delightful artist. cert Is having an almost unpreced¬ melody O Victrola ranged for Vladimir Rosing, the Miss Marsh will sing "Lungi del ented sale, at 1312 street. about it and ITTY BEALE possesses beauty famoua Russian tenor, who will be Wouldn't you be interested in knowing something enjoying as well as a lovely voice. She the soloist of the first concert of it? 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