THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0., JANUARY 4, 1925-PART 3. 5

SINGERS AND STRING INSTRUMENTALISTS WILL PROVIDE WEEK’S MUSIC American De cries Demand 0 For '‘'National 1 Music.

YORK —The insistence upon return for our true ’national’ Insplra* . the development of strictly tion, or to the coasts of Africa, which have supplied us yith what others “American" music is an error of this would call our real ’folk music.’ Tt ambitious age, according to a leading Is wholly reasonable to believo that glee club music anti a jazz orchestra welcomed the youthful American musician who sees in the the American Indian and the native Wasyear 1925 to Washington. Music of more dignified and classical cmj»hasis upon this nationalistic as- environment which our early settlers pect a handicap rather than aid to shared with him has written an in- type will be presented this week, opening auspiciously a COLLEGE with the musical advancement of the fluence into our present day natures. chamber music recital by the Flonzaley Quartet, noted among mus- country. Then that influence will come out "A school of any art in musio we ical groups. Two singers who have won high recognition in and national the write, if we write Europe cannot be developed self consciously," honestly and in expression of what New York will make their local debut in joint recital Wednesday—Donna Albeit Spalding. American violinist, Is in us. But otherwise we cannot very artificiality pick up Ortensia, who has pleased especially with her Rumanian costume recitals, has declared. "The the Indian rhythm or an In- of such an effort destroys its honesty dian harmony and call that the es- and Edward Johnson. Canadian tenor, of the Metropolitan Opera Com- and consequently its reality. Even sential foundation of a ‘national’ school. pany. Pablo Casals, whom Kreisler is said to have named as ''the world's if it were important to have a school “f fail to find any cans** for dis- of creative music peculiar in its char- satisfaction in this. I believe atid will that greatest cellist,” Samuel Dushkin, Polish violinist, provide the acteristics to this Nation, it would I am truly American in breeding, tra- solo instrumental recitals of the week. bo impossible to develop it delib- dition and thought. I am proud of erately purposely. It can come * * : • and every individual American accom- ** . EpwaJlD *'l dOKIIfOUW ontv spontaneously through the ’in- plishment in the arts, because to me OPHE entire month of January seems filled to the brim with promise of dividual musician's expressing him- they are the best of life, but I do A self in his music. It is possible that not find that accomplishment. r,ny interesting including two concerts by York Symphony ’ music, the New with a growing number of creative the less if It tells of an inspiration Orchestra, the first an explanatory recital by Walter Damrosch, the sec- cSamuel Duthkjn' musicians born and bred in the tradi- from other corners of the earth. One Mti ~' ~ • Rau^dieui- ~ tions of the land, all working hon- of the greatest 'art inspirations I® * of with Berta Morena, 1 ond an atternon performance, Wagnerian soprano C'enlrsl Hiflhi/’cl'O'jl estly to write into music what they all history came in the Italian Re- of the Munich State as soloist; a concert the Symphony Opera, by Boston MUSIGRAPHS feel within themselves, there may naissance. The art of that period Orchestra, with Koussevitsky as conductor; a Philadelphia Orchestra con- | | be a unity of form or feeling in their in Italy was not from the soil of that compositions which may well be land. It was a borrowed art, brougnt and recitals by Rachmaninoff, Barclay, Mary Carlisle Howe cert. John HELENE SEYMOUU IXJVELAND, taken to be ’American' and which to Italy from the east after the fall '* will be sufficiently different Constantinople. and Anna Hull, Charles Thomas, the Duchesse dc Richelieu and J pianist and lecturer on music, was from the of It was Byzantine John compositions but was Stcfaiio, del Monte, Marie Suudelius, in Washington for the holidays before of the artists of other art; because it beautiful a:'-t harpist; Horace Ahvyne, Toti nations to a of a beauty that struck fire with the returning to Stuart Hall. Staunton, Vu„ establish nationalistic Seaglc claim. It is for a temperament, adopted Socrates Barozzi. Odette La Eontenay. Oscar and Mabel Garrison. where of Miss impossible such Italian it was she is director music. thing come and developed Ital- *** * Loveland, pupil of Rudolph Ganz, has to otherwise. there. It became a. “Rut suppose it doesn't come at ian art because the Italians loved it. appeared In many both in of the month will be the opening of the new Auditorium recitals all? Suppose the best work —and that My insistence is that an Chicago, her home town, and on tour. art which must mean the most sincere as well appeals audiences, ail AEEATL’KEwith the performance of “Faust." Gounod’s popular opera, by the She was awardt d a prize for a compo- to American of as the most by of America, Washington Opera Company, January 26. seems fitting that the local for quintet of three beautiful—written parts is American in the It sition violins, cello composers give performance in house of piano, by Chicago American continues to be only sense in which any art can be organization should the initial this newest and offered the reflective of Italian influence, or entertainment, a Capital City may well he Daily News for American composers. Rus- nationalistic. civic enterprise of which the sian, or German, or French, as oyr “One of the most interesting dis- announced to include Thalia Leo Sowerhy, noted American writer proud. The singers of leading roles are critics tell us it is at the present coveries I have made m playing be- of ultra-modern works, won first prize Marguerite, Ralph Errolle as laust, Feodor Chaliapin as time? that reflect in any way fore of country is that Sabanieva as in this competition. Poes audiences this as upon the value of it to America? Is | tee true of Mephistopheles and Ivan Ivantzof Valentine. to j music lovers New York Miss Loveland returned Staunton it any the less great or any the City, and Seattle, Earlv next month the Chicago Civic Opera Company is scheduled for the end of the week. less jj and Kansas Boston complete a opera in our own? As a matter of fact, we respond alike to the same programs. four performances that should remarkable season of are a great deal closer in thought ar.y and Hazel Bachschmid. soprano, and Stella One cannot hold composition Washington. Both opera companies need the financial spiritual sup- and taste the people those na- to Eames Nelson, contralto, gave a pro- to of alien America which makes that port of Washingtonians to successfully place another milestone in musi- than we are the aboriginal gram at Foundry M. E. Church New tions to universal appeal to the people of cal progress in the Capital. If they get this support it means that the Indians, to whom some insist we must Year night. They gave solo selections i i America." local company will be able to offer more opportunities to gifted young year, and a duet. “Quls est homo" from Ros- singers here for practical stage experience in performances next and sini's "Stabat Mater.” Julia Russel] was not only that the Chicago company will return to give more operas in the the accompanist. National Glee Club Program Doug and Mary Resume season 1925-26, but also that the Metropolitan Opera Company will ar- - Central 7 Three leading soloists of Washington TLOMZALEY Quartet HtqkcTdiool TJIK Associated Glee Clubs of Amer- Work. a short season for Washington in its annual trip south to range Atlanta. sang in a performance of "The Messiah" ica are carrying forward their plans Surely these are goals, worthy the finest efforts on the part of local to promote chorus singing among AFTER more than six months of in- at Wotnaji’s fine ** December 16 the Greenville activity, Mary Pickford and Doug- citizens. College, Greenville, S. C., presented by the men and boys of America. After las will both plunge into the choral society of that place. They their experience with the huge com- Fairbanks production shortly new what to local music if the public does were: Gawler, soprano; bined concert given under their aus- after the WARNING as to will happen Ethel H. Flora Dr. Geibel s Recitals. year Washington's city. W. A. McGill Keefer, alto, and Charles Trow- j pices in Carnegie Hall last Winter at dawns, according to announce- A not support it financially is given by sister totalling par- ment. that the bridge Tittmann, bass. Sirs. Gawler, CAMPBELL, so- which 14 clubs, 600 voices, Albaugh, a leading concert manager, states the results of first | JyJAKG.VRETTA j ticipated, founders of the move- Mary will probably be the first to on a moment's notice, took the train ' will "Angels Re- the of the musical season just completed in Baltimore may lead to a cur- IN THE CHURCHES prano, sing ment prompted to encourage start and her offering is expected to half for Greenville to substitute for Gretchen have been year many and instru- by morning holding be an original story by Marion Jack- tailment of music next and the absence of vocal Hood, who was to have sung, but whose j train,” Geibel, this at 11 j the of similar concerts In other mental who there radio partly I cities of the East and now announce; ; son, which Marshall Neilan will di- celebrities have appeared annually. The is illness prevented her going at the last GEIBEL, famous or- : carols, 'Tnto I's Is Born a Son" ! o’clock at Park Theater, and the j A DAM blind j and ] great choral concerts in De- j rect. blamed for this falling ofT of attendance at concerts. moment. Mrs. Gawler's experience and Legend of King ; ! cantata, Incarnation,” by | j Baltimore | ganist and composer, will give "The Good Wences- “The also 4 Washing- Doug's plans, while not quite so In Boston, too. the treasurer and trustees of the Boston Symphony | familiarity with the work enabled her j j las." soloists, Newton Hammer and : cemberj with 400 voices; in j and com- Presby- ¦ the blind composer, will be conducted ton December 10; in New York at the definite as Mary’s, are rapidly cor- have been figuring finances. The average seasonal deficit for to win much merited praise a recital at the Georgetown i |B. Clayton; choral evensong, S p.m.— j Orchestra j ; Mr. cantata will be Metropolitan Opera House March 31 ! j sealing, and he says he will be i: that mendation. It was Mr. Tittman's tonight at 8 o'clock, j "Magnificat in F" (Somervell), jby Geibel. This the past three years was figured at $84,000. It is thought probable terian Church I offer- j with S3O voices, in Jersey, I production soon after January 1. At fortieth appearance in this work. tory, "Sweet Was the Song the Virgin ! sung by a of 40 voices and northern New will little or decrease in this amount. ! The Metropolitan mixed Quartet will | : cliorus in and other - | j present he is working on a story with the season of 1924-5 see increase i Sang (from Rochester. N. Y., musical sing his compositions. “O, Paradise,” | I ' William Ballet’s Lute!| tlie following soloists: Margaret ! I a Spanish setting. The present pledges are $70,300. Those “who believe the symphony con- ! Lewis, local baritone and centers at dates to be announced later. Le Roy and "Te Deuni." under the | Book in library of Trinity College, j Baker, soprano: Frank Steward, certs important in the life of Boston and who are willing to help them [ I Washington New direction j I Mrs. The glee clubs which have joined in | teacher, returned to the regular organist director, ! Dublin, about A. D. 1600). contralto: Ellsworth Condron, tenor; now to is the dependence reopening of and j I this movement have found audiences j financiallv” arc appealed tor $13,700. Such of Year eve, preparatory to in T. Guy Lucas is organist and choir- I i Royal Tinker, bass. Mabel Linton Williams. Those keenly responsive to this class of music j An art on HELEN FETTER. his studio for post-holiday work to- j master. The same will be given at Old-Time Comeoiar. finance. the quartet are: Florence Sindell. ; cantata and great enthusiasm among glee club morrow. Mr. Lewis was called out ; Tlie Wednesday ! Higji Tuesday 8:15 soprano: Mrs. Maurice Beckham, ion- i orlran rceital as- i Central School at men themselves for participation in f“\LD-TIME theatergoers should be of town suddenly Sunday. December ternoon at 4:45 p.m. will include: the soloists: I tralto: Floyd C. Williams, tenor, and j j i j o'clock with following large choral effects. So noticeable is able to get a real thrill of rem- 21, because of the death of Mrs. Sara ! "Prelude and Fugue in A Minor” Vivienne i 11. Alvin Lake, bass. i | Abbott Gillmore, Werdna this that the joint concert of the iniscence out of Otis Harlan’s appear- | Bird, his aunt, at his home in Coving- i (Bach), three chorale preludes—" Deck I Bradley. sopranos: Mrs. trend CONCERTS j Frank New’ York clubs this year requires a ance in “The Dixie Handicap,” in ton, Ky. Floyd C. Williams will be tenor j ; Thyself Out. O My Soul,” “A Rose j Steward, Anita Gauges Howard, in concert, High 1 move from Carnegie Hall to the Metro- Washington this week, for Harlan, Flonzaley Quartet, chamber music at Central School at vpsper service at the 1 Breaks Into Bloom" and "O World. 1 j contraltos; Howard, tenor; soloist the j Bronson politan Opera House, to house both a in Charles Hoyt farces, was one o' tomorrow night at 8:30. New Avenue Presbyterian j E'en Must Leave Thee" (Brahms); ! Coyle, baritone; i I York I j Leslie F. Richard | larger audience and a larger chorus. the funniest comedians on the stage at 3 tonight at 6:45 o'clock. aria. "Remember Me With Loving Miller, bass. United States Marine Band Concerts at Marine Barracks pan. Church i j The National Association is now in in the 90s. Kindness." the cantata, ! Miss Margareta Campbell sing j tomorrow and 8 p.m. Wednesday. Club and School i from "Wir will touch with more than 150 clubs in the In those days a whole> generation Stella Nelson, contralto soloist of Danken Dir, Gott” (Bach), John L. "Angels parts i iI Refrain” between I section which embraces New England of theatergoers could and did count Donna Ortensia and Edward Johnson, in joint recital at Rauschcr's Ingram Memorial Church, will sing in C Sharp ! and II of | Mitchell: "Prelude Minor” I the cantata. and states Washington on laughter at Couperin’s "The Ninety-Nine'' this (Rachmaninoff). ' the north of Harlan for sure-fire Wednesday morning 11:15. . Notes "Harmonies du Soir” Dr. Geibel will furnish the program ! and east of Pittsburgh. when his rotund figure . morning. (Karg-Elert). "Serenade” (Pierne), Grace Dodge on Sunday iittle seam- Pablo Casals, cellist, in recital at the National Theater Thursday i jat Hotel pered across the stage in a long recit.. "Ye People, Rend Your Hearts” at o'clock, when he will afternoon at of regular 4 30 p.m. afternoon 5 ¦ series of Broadway successes. 4:30. A. chairman of the In place the (Mendelssohn); aria. "If With All i ! Play own compositions E. BROAS. today St. Margaist's Epis- his on the i Toti And now, on the screen, Samuel Dushkin. violinist, in recital at Central High School Friday of the. Women's service at Your Hearts,” from the ©ratorir, | piano and violin, sing and give a Dal Monte, January 19 whenever MISSmusic section copal Connecticut avenue and | j a director wants a roly-poly comediali Chevy Chase, Md„ gave an Church. "Elijah.” John L. Mitchell; “Suite short of his ! night*at 8:30. Club of place, the choir of i i demonstration method "TOTI dal - monte, Italian colora- to brighten up a scene, he ou* Monday afternoon Bancroft vested Gothjque” (Boellmann). in musical composition, which is very sends States Navy Band, in concert at the Corps informal musical the church will sing Maunders j I -1 tura soprano, will make her first a hurry call for Otis Harlan. Inci- United Marine Institute of section at unique and interesting. Assisting for the members the Christmas cantata "Bethlehem.'.' The ; | j | appearance in Washington at Poll’s dentally, Harlan appears in blael*- Hall Friday night at 8:30. sister, him be Gill- the home of her Mrs. James public is The music for today's services at! will Vivienne Abbott j j Theater, Monday afternoon, January face in “The Handicap"—for M. Spear. Broas was invited. more, soprano, and the quartet from , Dixie Miss assisted The soloists will be: Myra M. the Mount Vernon Place Methodist 10. the first time since his triumphs of. (Umberto Mrs. W. E. M. Vermont Avenue Christian | from “Andrea Chenier” by Braithwaite. Mrs. soprano; W. W. Gantz, tenor, Episcopal Church South, under the di- j Church, j I Dal Monte created a sensation m the stage in “A Texas Steer” an| Flonzaley Quartet, Giordano), Guthrie, Marks, I who sing Gelbel’s "Kentucky The To- Mr. Johnson; "Litanie” C. Miss Settla Llptian. Mrs. will i Chicago * and A. I* Lambdln, bass. Charlotte rectlon of R. Deane Shure. will be as j her debut with the Opera “The Minister to Dahomy." (Schubert); “L'invitation au voyage" A. Hunnewell, accompanist for the tibe" and other composition?. F. Harriman, contralto, will sing at the follows: Morning Organ prelude,; Company in November, and in Decem- morrow. Virginia Spear, public is • • (Duparc); “Nina Nana" (Falla); “Si section, and her niece, offertory. Holy Night.'' by "Meditation" (Callaertoi, Frank The invite.d. ber repeat?d her impression at the holidays "O. Adam. Mrs. I (Isidore Lara, Donna who is home for the from first of the series of three vous voliez” do Mr. Donald B. MacLeod is the or- A. Frost; anthem, "How Lonely Are | Metropolitan Opera in New York. In 'J’HE Ortensia; "Per valli, per boschi" Abbot Academy, where she is study- the Messengers” (Mendelssohn): Chicago. the Universal s chamber music concerts given by ganist and choirmaster. male | Polacco. great conduc- j "'Western Star (Blangini); "Colinette" (Wekerlin), ing music. quartet and soprano obbligato. "Jesus. I tor, who has never before conducted the Flonzqley under the aus- Morena With New HOXIE, one of the best Quartet Donna Ortensia and Mr. Johnson; special music at the. Vermont Son of Mary. Hear" (Hartshorn), Mr;. York; “Lucia" in that city, is said to have know£ The I actors in the world pices of the Washington Society of "Song of the Palanqutn Bearers" Helen Belt, violinist: Mrs. Lind, Christian this morn- Frank W. McCoy, A. to allow any one else to take JACKWestern was Avenue Church J. Rice. Arthur Symphony. j refused and raised (Martin Shaw); "Blue are Her Syes" pianist; Mrs. Rabbxtt, soprano, and ing consist of a chorus number Clifford Wellsen, Howard P Bailey I the conductor’s stand after hearing | born in Oklahoma on the Fine Arts will take place in the will cattle ranch, (Winter Watts): "Tally-Ho!” (Franco Mrs. Goldman will present a program “Ring Out. Wild Bells” (Gounod), and James P. Schiez: or~an postlude, AT the third concert of the New] ! her rehearsal. j where he served as eow*- auditorium the Central High ** boy. He range of Leoni): "The Bonnie Earl O'Moray,” that will include a Grieg "Sonata for sung by tlie mixed chorus under the "Toccata” (Mailly); evening, 20-min- York Symphony Orchestra. Wal- I I Seats are on sale at Mrs. Wilson- j also rode in ColoradJ> School tomorrow evening at 8:30 Scotch minstrelsy, (Arr. by Kreisler). Violin and Piano” and a Ravel direction of' William E. Braithivait-'. ute organ recital. Mr. Shure: anthem, ter Damrosch conductor. January 13. j Greene's Concert Bureau, Thirteenth and Idaho, during which time he j won many championships. * Mr. Johnson: Roumanian Folk Songs. "Sonatina” before the members of the a tenor solo, Loved | “Happy and " (Mendelssohn ; Berta Morena, distinguished Wag- | G streets. i rodeo o'clock. and "I Never Blessed i and name The program is particularly inter- "Ce te legerni Codrule,” (Scheletti); Friday Morning Music Club next Fri- Jesus as Now” (Kirkpatrick), Mr. i quartet, "One of the Sweet Old Chap- nerlan soprano from the Munich State ' His real is Hart Iloxie. lIJ esting. It is as follows: "Quartet in "Spune Mandre” and "Cat to arn day in the auditorium of the Cosmos Braithwaite. ters" (Tierney); organ postlude, se- Opera and the Metropolitan Opera j dropped the alienative appeiatian ’¦ Company | order to avoid suspicion r* Minor, Op. 76. No. 2,'’ by Haydn; inbit," (Bradiceano), Donna Ortensia. Club. At the evening service the choir, lected. of New York, will be the j Boston Symphony Orchestra the that h% last, i j might be trying to capitalize “Andante con mo-to, Scherzando Bur- At the meeting week Maud assisted by Durward Bowersox. violin i soloist in a special Wagner program. the spoke on Mme. sing | THE Boston Symphony Orchestra similarity of his own name to lesca,” from "Quartet in E Minor, Op. Pewall "Modernists’ Ideas soloist, will give its monthly musical The musical vesper service. -4:45 Morena will Elizabeth's air that Ca6als, Thursday. Harmony.” second * give one of William Hart. 10, M. 5.,“ by Albert Spalding: varia- ; Pablo About Mrs. McDonnell program. choir personnel con- p.m. today, at the First Congregational from the act of “Tannhauser." j will concert' in Wash- S. played a The started in tions pn "Death anti the Maiden." by : THE musicianship of Pablo Casals, sang and Isaac Minovitch sists of Mrs. B. I*. Shreve, soprano: Church, will be given by the Oberlin Isolde's "Liebestod” from "Tristan lington this season under the leadcr- Hoxie the movies byway concerto and two songs with ship new Sergei of a so-called for Schubtart; “The Pixy-Ring.” a fairy famous Spanish cellist, who ap- Mendelssohn and Bach's Mrs. Francis M. Shore, contralto; Paul College Male Glee Club, 25 voices. J. Isolde." also or- | of its conductor. school movie act- the latter Koussevltsky, Theater, Jan- ing, he probably miniature suite by Waldo Warner. pears here at 4:30 o'clock Thursday "Concerto for Two Violins.” F. Ledig. tenor: R. J. Ruenitz. bari- Stuart Constantine of the college con- chestra. "Schmerzen” arid “Traume." | at Poli’s would still be seneb- sec- Lawrence, jr. Wil- The orchestral numbers will be the uary 21. • ing his monthly check to had he The last number consists of five afternoon at the National Theater, is with Robert tone; John C. Smith, basso, and servatory of music at the organ. | it — overture. from Wherever the orchestra has ap- not a letter from an lions as follows: "Moonbeams" said to have demonstrated the tech- liam E. Braithwaite, tenor, and choir The following program has been ar- "Tannhauser" Scherzo received old composed of Weg- “Symphony C" (composed when peared thus far this season the scats range-riding buddy. Hoot Gibson, There are moonbeams and shadows nical and exprcsslonal possibilities of A quartet Hazel director. ranged: Anthem, "Send Out the Light” in who and as midnight ner Bachschmid, soprano: Stella evening's is Wagner was 19), "Meistersinger" are at a premium, and the .general had started up the ladder to screen in the Pixy field his instrument as none of his prede- This program as fol- Klein), Glee Club; anthem, "Come, slum- Nelson, G. A. prelude and "Dance of Appren- verdict of the New York and Boston fame. Hoot to chimes the Pixy wakes from cessors. The cello possesses some of Eames contralto: John- lows: Male quartet, ''The Riches of Holy Spirt” (Hansconi). Reynold the advised him forget ber; are queer son, bass, and F. T. Kerns, tenor, has solo, “Adora- tices.” "Procession of the Knights of critics is that this great orchestra is all about the school and to go out “Toadstools”- —There i the qualities of many other instru- Love” (Sargent); violin Henatsch, baritone, and Glee Club; among the toad- organized to head the Capitol Bowersox: the Grail” from act 1 of "Parsifal.” fully restored to its former glories. to Universal City and apply for a. little Gnomes j | merits, as proved by a, curious incl- been tion (Borowski). Mr. male trumpet solo, "Ave Maria." Arthur L. stools, grasshoppers and field- Hill Choral Society, formed in Octo- quartet soprano and violin Williams; solo, and the prelude to "Tristan and Seats arc on sale at Mrs. Wilson- job. Hoxie pawned his saddle and j dent which occurred on shipboard with solo tenor "Song of Jesus” and keep them company; “Tinkling 1 ber and composed principally of obbligato. Kindly Light,” (Hildach), Isolde.” Greene's Concert Bureau. Thirteenth j bought a ticket for California. mice when Paolo returned “Lead George M. Graham: anthem, that I Casals from High School girls and boys. “Berceuse,” "Jocelyn” Mme. More 1a visited America ami G streets. He started screen career Bluebells" —There aro bluebells j Spain. Very Eastern adaptation, from "Holy Art Thou" (Handel). Mr. Wil- sev- | his as a. and fairy- few pecple knew that The society plans to give several can- (Godard-Parkst: eral years ago and won great pres- ’ rider Harry Carey's tinkle in the breeze, board, mixed chorus. liams and Glee Club: prayer response, j with troup of Ihe was on and he did not , Prince- of tige by her vivid interpretations of _ _ himes, too. The glowworm lights tatas. including "The "Lovely Appear” (Gounod»: soprano! "Grace Be (Trowbridge), I ; cowboys at the rate of f5 a day and ¦ i touch liis cello until the middle of and ] Unto You" the Wagnerian her tiny lamp, and the nightmoth Peace." by Ashford, January 13, and tenor duet, "Ashamed of Jesus” Glee Club: anthem. “Lamp in the heroines. Os late she . New Betty Compson Picture jls for every fall. After that he be. the voyage. The first, time that he "Esther," by (in I been singing in Europe," where joins the throng; “Pixy-Laden"— Bradford dramatic (Parks', Mrs. Shreve and Mr. Braith- jWest” (Parker), Glee Club has : MACDONALDfulfills an j came a star in two-reel Western?, Singing played it a crowd gathered, one by form), early in a great Y\7ALLACE splendid There is a human here his j March. Mrs. violin solo, “Romance” ! special program given at she is favorite. Mr. Dam- j eight-year to play a where his physique, horsej one, cabin. After a director and vvaite: A will be j roscli is one the ambition in nmnship favorite ditty. The little folk. too. are outside of his ; Bachschmid is Julia Rusy (Wienawskl), Mr. Bowersox: bass 8 p.m. tonight, by the Glee Club. It of famous conductors picture. He has been and dramatic ability gained few moments one remarked, "He accompanist. Any young poo- (Barnard). : of Wagner's music. Paramount him stellar in a merry mood. The human is [ sell the solo. "Plains of Peace Mr. will include: Opening sentence, selec- signed for Betty Compson's leading roles. song erratic; he is Pixy- must be.a great violinist." Another i pie interested are invited to join the "Hast The concert is under the local di- He is married to Marin Sais, alarmed, his Smith: mixed quartet, Thou tion from Bernhard Klein, the Glee man and shares featured honors with the are one scoffed at the first, “Can't you of “Esther.” vection of Mrs. Wilson-Greene. former moving picture star ladcn; "The King Dance”—There chorus Not Known” tPfleuger). Club; tenor solo. "Come, Ye Blessed" I Theodore Kosloff and Sheldon Lewis and has tell that its a flute?” Jones, was guest a revels in the Pixy Ring: Gnomes. Where.upon Lcnore pianist, Thursday evening the choir will | (Scott), Mr. Graham; two trumpet beautiful home in Burbank. Califv several opinions offered, monthly ! in "New Lives for Old." and join the merry dance. were among soloist at the social eve- sing special at the all-church solos, “Where’er Ye Walk” (llandel), one of the finest of Elves and all that it was music j j Jack Joyce, one-legged marvel of stables The quartet has a new member this them a viola, a human ning of the Capitol Hill Chora! So- night, in which the various depart- and "Ave Maria” (Schubert). thoroughbreds on the West Coast. voice, and there, | Mr. Wil- i vaudeville, has forsaken the stage Felicien d'Arehambeau, broth- were even those who ciety Monday evening. She played will participate. — Gem Sadero. season. ments of the church | liams; three anthems by the club for an important role, and others in- d'Arehambeau, cellist. boldly declared it to be a cello, Chopin’s "Etude No. 8, Opus 25”: er of lwan ! "Evening” (Abt), "Even Song in YOUNG woman with a shock of Margaret. Seddon, Joseph J. CasaJs. hearing outside, “Romance," by Sibelius, and Paul for the 11 o'clock service clude MUSICAL j voices The music Camp” (Kremser) "Mother Love” A hair, piercing blue-gray' eyes, Dowling. Dunbar, INSTRUCTION stopped, so matter “Naiads at the Spring." The at Calxary Baptist Church, which is red Helen Marvel | and the remained Juon's (Yoight); closing sentence, selection an expressive mouth, who sits at the Quivey, Henry and Ed Faust. Marine Band, Tomor- a mystery until a Sherlock Holmes club sang the "Prince of Peace” can- to be broadcast over WCAP, will be Gale U. S. from Trowbridge, the club. Mr. Con- piano and takes you into the heart Heilbron wrote the screen of the company investigated the ship's tata. as follows: Thomas Moss, organist prelude, Adelaide stantine will use as a “Angelus of her beloved Italy—that is Geni Sa- play from Emile Augier’s "The Mar- riaa.j,SAXOPHONE row Wednesday. paasenger list and found who it was and director, will play “Reverie” Tenor Banjo, Guitar Drums, etc. and de Soir” (Bonnet), and as postlude. dero. Signorina Sadero eschews the riage of Olympe,” which deals with that had given the impromptu con- The. Capital Male Quartet has held (Saint-Saens). "Prelude” (Massenet) a/t 3 p.m. chorale variations, "In Thee Is Glad- title of singer; rather docs she pre- a 10 to 20 St the Marine Barracks cert. 88 meetings its organization the "Allegro Jubilant” (Milligan): the the adventures of Parisian daticer. In Lessons by since and ness” (Bach). fer to be known as the interpreter caught Rag. Jazz and Popular Music a special!*. tomorrow, a concert the United last week of September, both for re- quartet will sing "Holy Art Thou/' who is in the net of interna- Come pbone Wil- of her native folk songs. Under the In. write or for booklet. Ire* States Marine Band Orchestra. hearsals and recitals. The past few set to the music of Handel's "Largo”; tional intrigue in war time. lessons if you boy Instrument from Special music at the West Washing- direction of William Morris she us. liam H. Santelmann, leader; Taylor Samuel Dushkin, Friday. weeks have been particularly busy Mr. Raymond will sing "Comfort Ye CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL OF MUSIO leader, be given. ton Baptist Church will include the comes to America in Janhary. 1-322 r ’-gt Branson, second will ones. Outstanding feature* include My People” and the ari* “Every Val- - —P-?.- Majn_l27»^ program will March, CAMLEL DUSHKIN, the violinist, singing of Gounod's arrangement of She was born in Trieste and The include: recent appearances at the banquet of ley,” from Handel's "Messiah.” True American Boy. (Lenhardt): over- in Poland, . Tennyson's “Ring Out, Wild Bells." by studied the piano for a year and a Guard of Honor” horn Russian the land the Office of the Interior The organ numbers at the evening TDOOTII is to be Cavalry" (Suppe): of Solicitor's Netta Craig, soprano soloist, at the half only. She decided to give up TARKINGTON said ture, "Light sere- famous musicians and patriots, will at the Franklin Square service will be “Pastel” (Salome) Department morning service today. Miss Emory her instructor and continue alone. well pleased with the selection SOPHOCLES T. PAPAS nade, “Xorwegienne” (Sandre); in- give an evening recital at Central Hotel, the monthly air program via and “To a Wild Rose” (MacDowell). i ! Boglev at organ. Even as a young girl she spent days lof Ben Alexander to play the role Teacher of termezzo. "Bluette” fAitken): grand High School Friday at 8:30. under the WCAP, the banquet of the directors The quartet will sing special music will be the waltz, auspices of In the evening anthems "Still, at a studying the peasantry of the youngster, George Minafer, in Mandolin, Guitar, Banjo, "Faust” (Gounod), the Community Center De- of Washington Railway and arranged by Moss connection the stretch 1 J scenes from the Elec- Mr. in . Tllee,” Thy as they' sang at “Pampered Youth.” the film adaptation Tenor Banjo, "The (Waldteufel); idyl. partment of the public Company the Willard, the and Still With "Send Out their work. At 18 l Hawaiian North Star" schools. This tric at New with the home fireside series of polo went, Milan, where she de- story “The Magnificent Am- Guitar and Sennerin.” and "At the young violinist has won praise from Sunday ! Light” and a to he selected by she to j of his Ukulele "Traum dcr I dedication of the Indian Spring Golf talks to be given during the herself to work Inn” (I.abitzki); de the public and critics alike in New Y(ar I Jane Elizabeth Smith, contralto, will be \oted research in bersons.” Mountain suite Club New eve and tho Y. M. evenings of January and February her subject. | a letter novelist says; "I Robinson's Music Store, Inc. ’ Arcady" (Nevin): Ma- York City. His with the sung. the libraries on favorite In the orche.stra, "In debut New C. A. concert New Year day. A spe- by Dr- Abcrn^hy. never it be possible 1306 G St. N.W. Thoae Main 2231 of Symphony In 1914 she made her operatic debut I believed would rines' hymn, "The Halls Monte- York Orchestra was im- program is being prepared a interpreter pressive. cial for Craig, soprano, sang Thursday in the premiere performance of to find an of the Ameri- zuma"; "The Star-Spangled Banner.” Jlis last studies were with concert in New Brunswick, N. J.. It o'clock service this morn- Netta Being Leopold At fche morning quartet St, “Quattro Rusteghi,” the Venetian can boy of my stories. a real Wednesday, at S p.m., an evening Auer and Fritz Kreisler. the part January. ing at the Mount Congrega- with the of As latter of Pleasant Aloysius' Church, soprano dialect Rustics,” by boy, and at the same time having BESSIE N- by the United States Marine a performer, Dushkin impresses one Church, singing the for “The Four WILD concert tional the music will ho given that training that is neces- Volc« iMaoo Orchestra will present the fol- as being thoroughly in with his solos in the New Year mass. Victor Wolff Ferrari. obtained Culture. tori Harmon* Band love Dr. Adam Gelbel. the blind musi- by the Mount Pleasant Chorus and I In inaugurated her sary for young boys to have in order Studio. 6*24 stb *t.. Takouja Park. I>. C. lowing program: “True to the art and able to communicate his own jßcaueau played the organ numbers. 1915 Geni Sadero March. cian-composer-lecturer under the of Pb<»m» A¦lama » of Philadel- bolo quartet, direction concerts. She has appeared in every to do movie or spoken drama, is a 5M9. Empire” (Warnken); overture. "Mig- enthusiasm to thosr who listen. Little, " phia, who wrote the famous Norton M. with Claude Robeson prominent city of Europe. Signorina difficult background to possess, non” (Thomas); program I j 1 serenade, "Heart of Ills will include: “Ciac- "Kentucky Babe," has been at organ. the Transfigura- upsets my theory. He (Vital!); which the I At Church of the Sadero is the only woman who has j “But Ben is WASHINGTON Harlequin" (Drigo): valse triste. from cona" “Concerto in A Major” Into nearly every lan- The music for vesper service, tion pcrvices able to stay a true boy, a (Mozart). translated the musical under the direc- devoted herself to the folk songs of | American CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC the music drama. "Kuolema” (Sibel- "Tzigane” (Ravel), "Melodic world, o'clock this afternoon, of Dr. James Dickinson, organ- "An conservatory oP guage and sung all over the beginning at tion regular fellow.’ and yet accomplish established“ Euro- Arabe” (Glazounow), 5 her country. From sunrise, when the i ius); suite de "Sylvia" (Deli- '‘Palestine Song" play the evening musical be given by the solo quartet. ist and choirmaster, today in- things way. He ia pean lines HOS New Hampshire Are. at’ ballet. will at will will workers burst into sons as naturally In a dramatic a Dupont Circle. Elementary. bes); waltz, "The Bachelors” (Santel- (Kirman), “Ripples" (Moussorgsky), today Dodge program Morning— Holy 1 lu’er-iediate. at a o'clock at the Grace The clude: communion, 11 a.m.—Pro- as do the birds, happy lilting natural actor.” Advanced. Faculty of 3Y including Ernst . mann); "Northern Rhapsody" (Hos- "Brazilian Dances" (Darius Milhaud) fallows: melo- Hotel. Organ prelude. “Prayer'' (Fontaine); cessional. "Children of the Heavenly dies, to vesper and the at Vladimir Uadovitch, violin (Tetrograd mer), scenes from and "Second Polonaise chants course); ¦ grand ' "Aida" BriiliaiUe" Geibel will be by Viv- bass solo, “The Living God" (O'Hara); King” (Pleyel); Introit. "O Little Town eventide, young has lived Conservatory Myron W. WTutne". > (Wieniawski). Dr. assisted this artist voice; Arthur Mayo and Mme. Echols. ' (Verdi). Marines' hymn, “The Halls of ienne Abbott Glllmore, sonrano, and offertory chorus. "Hymn to the us Bethlehem” (Redder); “Kyrle Elei- with the peasants, the s Tickets are on sale at the laborers in Screen Smallest Players. piano; Claude Robeson, organ. Special’ Montezuma," and “The Star-Spangled Mrs. Wilson- by quartet of Vermont Savior" (Krevnser): organ postlude, son (E flat)” (Smart): "Gloria. (E field, fishermen, Children's, Greene's concert the male Tibi 1 the the gondoliers, pair of leading players . Department. Banner.” bureau. Thirteenth (Salome). Evening—- - flat)” (Smart): hymn, the The smallest Yearbook M. 7858 Avenue Christian Church. “Grand Choeur" sermon "To the eabanera, the mountaineers. dramatic picture Orchestra and G streets. will play several organ prelude, (Lemai- of Our (Cantica in motion work willJ Dr. Geibel of bis "Meditation" Name Salvation” During the harvesting Geni Sadero "Forty , ItloS AMV CLEMENT LJEAVIfT \ for be found In Winks," the screen * own compositions, one of them en- gre): contralto solo, “Oh, a Burst Sacra): anthem. "The Sleep of the no engagements, that PIANO, VOICE AND HARMONY Donna Ortensia and Edward [ accepts for is version of the David Belasco-Henry U. Navy Band, Friday. | titled “Sleep." and written under tiie of Song” (Allitsen): offertory quar- Child Jesus” (Gevaert): “Sanctus (E > a period particularly rich In song. Coaching and Accompany in* S. Song (old (E C. De Millo play. The pair is com- TO6 Eleventh Street N.W. —Apartment 63. ! (bis spelled tet, "A of Thanksgiving" flat),” "Agnus Dei flat)" and “Gloria is in the fields ‘as of ~ Johnson, Wednesday name of own. She out one the posed Raymond ' r— program Friday at 8:15 will some Dutch); organ postlude, "Postlude" Excelsis (E flat)" (Smart): teees- of Viola Dana and I ¦ The o'clock backwards). He do origi- iin laborers, listening, always listening. Griffith. at the United States Corps nal stunts, as taking (Burch). sional, "Conquering Kings Their Titles for the Morning. Marine musical such j ¦ And then comes her task of Miss Dana is an even 5 feet in Walter T. Holt Studios Hall, Eighth and I streets tho text of an and un- | Take” (Handel). Carol service. 7:30 ' reconstruction, since these BANJO, Institute unknown often height and weighs 100 pounds. Ray. TENOR MANDOLIN, ORTENSIA. European so- southeast, by the United States Navy familiar hymn and dictate an original This evening at 8 o'clock at (ito> 'p.m., junior choir —Processional, "Hark, • songs of the peasant folk, \ Angels handed mond Griffith p feet GUITAR. BANJO, HAWAIIAN DONNAprano. and Edward Johnson, tenor Band Orchestra, Oharies Renter, di- melody for the text and combine it Church of the Covenant, the evening the Herald Sing” (Mendelssohn); i down from generation to generation, is 6—he insists GUITAR AND UKULELE. he is feet 7—and weighs 130 pounds " nf the Metropolitan Opera Co., will rector, Gretcben Hood, guest' solo- In such away as to make a hymn choir. Claude Robeson, director; Har- ] "Magnificat” (Smart); “Nunc Plmittis” are now but. snatches of rhythm, a 5 Ensemble Practice with the Nordic* Both have made excellent reputations * make their debut in Washington ist will be: Spanish march, from it. vey Murray, organist, and Mrs. How- (Barnby); sermon hymn. "Like Silver ' few- words, few measures of the 3 i Clubs. Established I»SH. * i for dramatic acting despite fact t ; PHONE OOL 840 1«01 COLUMBIA BD. Wednesday morning in "Vito” (Lope); overture. “Light Cav- ard Blandy. pianist, with the solo i | Lamps in a Distant Shrine" (Steg- original air and verse. Sadero has the music circles that such usually are ac- jz_! joint recital at Rauscher's at 11:15 alry" (Von Suppe); suite, "Caucasian quartet, will give the following pro- i gall); anthem, "The Sleep of the Child I evolved a new type of song from honors j a i _.. .~t in the first of this season’s (Ippoitow-Iwanow); piccolo gram of music: Anthems—" Sun of My ’ ' Jesus" (Gevaert). Carols—" The. First of her best songs credited to players of greater height. ¦ ¦ a.m. i Sketches" Rachmaninoff, January 1 these. One known says that although little Twenty-First Year of morning solo, "Through the (Damtn), 14. (Newton). “At Rest" (Wesley), , INowelt" (traditionali: "O Little Town > Sadero learned a poor woman Griffith series musicals directed Air" Soul” from predominate by Mrs. Lawrence Townsend. Last John W. Bell: grand scenes from Russian pianist. “Hold Thou My Hand” (Lemont): so- lof Bethlehem” (RednerP, "We Three ' who was making a novina, or pll- .men do not in dramatic they from being year five such misieals were given i the opera, “Werther" (Massenet): RACHMANINOFF,will be heard the only time in prano solo, "Repent Y‘e” (Scott), Ruth i I Kings of Orient. Are” (Hopkins): "It grimage, for her dying son. Another work, are far un- t known, and points E. Sothern, under Mrs. Townsend's supervision soprano .solos, “Duna" (McGill), “Songs Washington this season at Poll's The- Peter. Came Upon the Midnight Clear" is of a young gondolier and his out H. 17th St. Frank- i Ernest George Hackathorne, cud ten fine artists were preseuted l My Mother Taught Me" (Dvorak), ater, Wednesday afternoon, January An invitation is extended to the i (Willis); "Silent Night, Holy Night"’ inamorata, a girl of the streets. Truex. city. (Gruber): "Angels well-nigh Henry and Young for the first lime in the Miss Hood: valse, "Kiss Waltz" 14. Rachmaninoff is equally well public to attend this service. The ¦ recessional. From the : From her limitless collec- Walthall Roland • at % g^llln The program Wednesday. withi (Strauss); introduction to act 111, known as a composer. It is very dif- doors of the church will be open at Realms of Glory” (Smart). tions this singer has published but 22. as examples. J Miss Adams, Fa. Art 4,01 Elmer Zoller at the piano for the “ from the opera, "Jewels of the Ma- ficult ff>r him to play any program 7 o'clock. Geni Sadero will arrive in this Dana names Maude ’p\A singers, promises to be unusually in- donna” (Wolf-Ferrari) ; excerpts from without an audience demanding some country January 24 and will appear Gloria Swanson, Mary Pick ford, Nazi-' teresting. It is as follows: "O ) “Giroflo - Gtrofla" (T-ecoq>; r. arc h , of his own compositions. The music at St. John's Church to- • j Ash is not used for firewood in lee- here under the direction of William mova and Marguerite Clark among Ircgiardi occhi belli” (Anonimo); “Se ¦ “Lure of Alaska" tßenter). dedicated Seats are on sale at Mrs. Wilson- day will be as follows: Holy com- hand because the natives believe that i Morris. She will give her fir3t New the women who have succeeded des- )r, vedessj" (Bolognese Folk Song); to the late President Warren G. Hard- Concert Bureau. Thirteenth munion, 11 a t>. --f’u* t mice and Smart 1 thn: « v bo sit er'ond such a lire will1 York corcrt January 29 and latrr pitc—nr because of their slight f ear Book H|ll*< vii j- .out and air "Copito qui m'navcte" ' i ing; finale, "Star-Spangleet Banner. ’ and G streets. In E flat; offertory, two Curiatuiw.t> > i . -mi- vvUl appear In a tew of the bis cities. sLiture,