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were convinced. To demonstrate lu i..íNew York my theory, Hall, p. m., by Symphony I no SOPHIE (Cantlnaed from preceding page! left doubt in their minds. BRÁSLAU j Society; Carnegie Hall, .1 p. m., non g recital by Sophie Braslau« FU" r. ;, g "it is n. very con¬ [O (KN*AJBE PIANO). the Philharmonic contralto; 8:15 p. m., violin recital John i important matter," CARNEOIE 1LAIX, TO-NIGäT AT H-.t'r, Orchestra, repetition bj Corlgliano; City College, cluded Mr. "for a comedian to TOWH HAIA«, "TO-MORROW Amt ¿«"a**"! Ihursday afternoon's ! p. m., organ recital Samuel A. Manhattan ' Brown, "D program. by Baldwin; Opera House, know the of laughtor. He î. At S:15 p. m,, violin recital by Helen *!:.10 p. m., conceit by Fcodor Chalinpine. assisted by Joseph Stopak, psychology CORIGLIANO R can give a belter performance, becauso VIOLIN aSÇITAL ÍM.. '. HAVEÑS Jeffrey vjolinist; Town Hall, 3:30 m., concert the of the & Ba p. by Society Priendai he more of TOWN NOV. !», ,it ¡« "."'2_RECITAL__i2.í:'íon Concerto In G minor.Vivaldi furnishoB Inugha and, conree, HALL, »VEO., TOWN JíAI.I... I h..r«. .Aft v,,T .,, nacerlo In A of Music; 8:15 p. m., 'cello recital by Jnacha Bonschuck. I .,-, Musette minor,,.Qoldraar*K.t.Palmgrou it is the real business of the comedian .GlUcU Mo\|).VY.Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m., piano recital by Edwin Hughes; 8:13 to dispenso mirth and laughter." DAI BUELL rpetuum Mobil«.Novacek m.. recital PIANO & Han SONO.-WHITTLEn;:«" p. piano by Juan Reyes; Carnegie Hall, 8:15 p. m., violin RRCITAL._(Maaon In.) [Mm» à Ha««« The Foggy Dew.Mesandei Tow.v Nov. ;». ât TTAL_ r: itroductlon o't Scherzo.S.iraSTUa recital by Madeleine MacGuigan; Town Hall, .1 p. m.. plano recital Every Man Hi* Own HALL,.Wed.Eve., 8:18 ions HALL', ¡-.«¡n. Afr., >"«.*. u at? Saturday by Raymond Havens; S:13 p. m., piano recital by Silvio Scionti. Scenario Writer Now Eisa, Maria & Greta Hilger TUESDAY.Aeolian Hall, 3 p.m., violin rocital by Tclmanyl; 8:15 p. m., William Christy (abr. une has written francis Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m. Piano recital 1 :- ,-¦ i incert I 3QNQ roGERS concert by the Beethoven Association; C»rncgie Hall, 3 p. m., so many scenarios that now he is gblo jsteloway Plane.) RECITAL (STBINWAT PIAKOl by John Powell: piano TOWN HALL, SAT. AFT., NOV. AT 2:30. mat«, «.Tus. 53.Beethoven recital by Elly Ney; Town Hall, 8:1."» p. m., piano recital by Alfredo to diüpenae with them. He just thinks 12, FIRST RECITàC Four scherzos.B minor, r. r,it minor, his and then ahead and IS am'or, C sharp minor.Chopin Casella. up story goes White Hlrefios.Mariai! Baue WEDNESDAY.Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m., piano recital by Katherine Bacon; »hoots it. ilo brings it out of the BACHAUS In C Rhapapdy minor.Dohnanyl into the here without even THE BM1NEN1 PIANIST'..i IT eo «.*,»utitr> Dances.Beethoven Chalif 8:15 p. m., song recital Baroness von everywhere _. BALD1BALDWIN Hay, by Olga Tuerk-Rohn, ___ _ PIANO CSÏ8 ..«¦y in the Straw.David Qulon 4 recital Retting it down on paper. CARNEGÍE Slumber Song- (illscoverefl by Carl V. t soprano; City College, p. m., organ by Samuel A. Baldwin; HALL,¡XL, SUNDAY AFT., NOV. 13, AT 3..REINALB Lachmund among manuscripts that Carnegie Hail, 8:15 p. m.. song recital by Danise, had come Into his possession While a Giuseppe barytone; "Prisoner of Zenda" Spreenefl pupil ot Us« In Weimar).Liszt Town Hall, 3 p. m., piano recital by l)ai Buell; 8:15 p. m., concern Hungarian Rhapsody No. 13.Liszt by the Hilger Trio. Levas Stone will play the leading WERRENRATH role in screen RECITAL fSTEINWAY(81 Aeolian Hull, 8:15 p. m." violin and the production of "The ._ _ PIANO*! 3 TOWN HALL, MONDA)¿IONIÍA . *».: : organ recital by Edwin Grasse: THURSDA'Y.Aeolian Hall, p. m., violin recital by George Raudenbush; Prisoner of Zenda" which Rex Ingrain ALL, ÎEBNOON,KKMl()\, NOVEMBERNOVKMBKR H, \: Sonata for piano and violin, Op. 30, 8:15 p. m., song recital by Harriet Van Emden, soprano; "No. 2, in C minor. Beethoven Carnegie is making. Alice Terry will be Prin¬ Norwegian I.*>ance, No. -1, in D minor, Hall, 8:30 p. m., concert by the Philharmonic Orchestra; Town and YOLANDA MERO HallN cess. Flavia Robcct Edcson will bo ¦¦' '** Grieg PIANO RE' ITA I, (3TgI*NWA"Yí:-"TB:."-:v. A IAN ¦.¦¦ No. in O 3 p. m., song recital by Dorothy Whittle, _?HLAT-_BEATS AT BOX OrnCB. Ponu Without Words. 3, Colonel Sapt. Mary O'Hara wrote the TOWN HALL, Tues.¦s. All., Nov. 1I tai:»t I »r.ajer; Sclierso in C minor.Grasse FRIDAY.Aeolian Hall, 8:15 p. m., piano recital by Alexander Aft., "lEOLIANlEOLIAN HALL, Wed.W« Aft., Not.M,a*"| iVgau Prelude, in E flat major.Bach Chlgrin- continuity. Sonata' tor organ.Grass»» sky; Carnegie Hall, 2:30 p. m., conceit by the Philharmonic Orchestra; 'Les Preludes'' .Ltaal-Grasse 8:15 p. m., violin recital by Helen Jeffrey. SKLAREVSKI V*^^ CRESPI re¬ PIANO) REClRECITAL*. (Stelny VTOLIN RECI' Carnegie Hall, 3 p. m. Violin SATURDAY.Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m., recital John Élïii;^ .-Piano) cital Paul Kochanski: piano by Powell; 8:15 CARNEGÍERNEC HALL, SAT. by p. m., violin and organ recital by Edwin Martha AFTERNOON, NOV. 19th, at 2:30 Devil's Trill Sonata.'.Tartinl Grasse; Carnegie Hall, 3 p. Morton Will Rogers i .'.ilesro.J. 8. Bach m., violin recital by Paul Kochanski ; 8:30 p. m., concert by the Philhar¬ fME. r\* TIOÎ7 Prelude in E for violin alone. .. ,J. S. Bach M1 vvskl monic Town 3 Myths .Saymano Orchestra; Hall, p.m., piano recital by William Bachaus. for several nights and found hearty SONG RECITAL (STEINWA."*! "¦»' a ur.Zarzyckl ovnca, Browntyíakes Them laughter where formerly it was forced. TOWN HALI **''^' »urne» in D.Chopln-WilhelmJ "i-'» «*¦ vr; "«.-:. ï £* /.**. »l-UTAL Slavonic Dances in Q minor "I ji^/-.'hi ~ Dvorak-Kreisler began making other experiments NOV. 17. AT Jeanne;t. V-M-**T-a\LAVALy* A-fc»*J in and I have tried it in 'Arrest in Aeolian puno.) Hall, FrK - La Carnavel Russa.Wieniawski Laugh Any Key Mo,' Eve., Not.No*. 18. at 8:158:17*5 I TOWN HALL,HAIL. I ' **."' ÎI At 8:30 p. m. Concert by the Phil¬ Music Notes In which I play in the 'Greenwich Villago harmonic Orchestra: Coinedv Skits Follies.' I found in any comedy situa¬ JASCHA PESETZK! POVLAFRUSH Program. I Beeihover tion we call on the stago a sure-firo PIANO r1K«~lTAL. I BOXG KKCTTAT,. .'». 3; mphony No. 5. Guiseppe Danise, of the the (STEINWAT.) (M« Hamllr, Pias».) li tolio Concerto barytone | Metropolitan Opera Company, has "An audience can be made to laugh laugh that the audience always laughs TOWN Dronislaw Huberman Metropolitan Opera Company, whose HALL,'SUNDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. 20. AT 3 Vio. 3. returned from a second transcontinen¬ in any key, provided of course, they in the key in which I pitch my voice on Overture, "l.eoruare," lirst New York récitai was a feature of 2:30 recital tal tour with his.opera company. Six¬ want to laugh," says Joe E. Brown, the last word of the sentence. Town-Hall, p. m.; piano the will a re- I EMiyo William Bachaus: early season, give second teen cities were visited during the tour comedian in the Greenwich Village "I discussed this matter name ea.ru to remember. DEGOGORZA by citai at Carnegie Hall next Wednesday recently .1 voice hard to forget." taiaie, up. 17.Schumann of seven weeks. Follies, now at the Shubert Theater. with the president of a large college Variations on o theme by Paganini. evening. He will sing an aria from Brahms "I discovered quite accidentally," and told him of my experiment. He in B minor.Liszt Massenet's "Hérodiade," the Credo Mme. Emmy Desti.nn will at a Sonata sing says Mr. Brown, "that an actor can asked me to meet the dean of their "¡INTERNATIONAL CONCERT DIRECTION, INC., ANNOIM Ff » from Verdi's "Otello" and songs in concert to. bo given,next LUCY GATES Tuesday by make his audience laugh in any key. p<;ychologry department, and we dis¬ CARNEGIE Schoia Cantorum Announces Italian and French by Donaudy, Mess¬ her countrymen of of New . HALL, TUESDAY NOV. at 3. the.City The first time I observed this I v.aii cussed my experiments at some length. First New York Recital "THIRD NEW YORK AFTERNOON, 8, oí" Six Lecture-Musicale? ager, Barbirolli and Panizza. York for the benefit of the Czecho-Slo- RECITAL.ALL CHOPIN PROGRAM- Lories a scene wherein I hud re¬ Both the and the dean were of lliis Popular Soprano council of the Schola vak schools in this playing to president The advisory Vasa. the Bohemian violin¬ city. peat the same line, and each time it very loath to accept my conclusion, and KLurt Schindler, conductor, Prihoda, AEOLIAN HALL, FEB. 28th. Cantorum, will his first New York was to a I contended it be for E Y ist, give recital Yolanda supposed produAs laugh. they might possible r>lr..Catharine A. Ramman. announces a scries of six lecture-musi¬ Mero, Hungarian pianist, mo to an audience in of this season, in Aeolian Hall on Fri¬ will a found I could rend the lines tho same make laugh any Tickets .-.PLANISTE_._. to those for the give recital at Town Hall on 50c. to Ï2.50. Boxes $10 and Si:, plus 10£ Tax. <«:.. cales, similar given afternoon, November 18, with the way and build the laugh up, so I key once, but they doubted very much lano.) musicians and day Monday afternoon, November 14. DANIEL M AVIC R past two seasons, by of his new Otto had a climax. This that I could do it any time I wanted to. announces CARNEGIE of assistance accompanist, laughing is always Aeolian Hall, Tom'w (Mon.) Evg*. at í:lüi HALL, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 9, at 8:15 composers, with soloists, groups a We bad a which Piano Recital SECOND NEW YORK RECITAL Eisen. Baroness von necessary in comedy scene. I e,x- very long discussion, (Stelnway) . on November Olga Tuerk-Rohn, col¬ oi singers, piano and organ, oratura perimented reading the lines in differ¬ ended in my inviting both the presi¬ CSE|»pE ¦-.-¦-j 2 On November soprano, will give a recital at 23, December 8, January 3, February Wednesday evening, 23, Chalif ent keys, just to sec what I could do, dent and the dean to see the act. They [ REYES homes of the virtuoso Hall, H>3 West Fifty-seventh JUAN and February 16, at the Joseph Moskowitz, cymbalom .Street, next and I found the audience would always came, and I demonstrated my conten¬ Carnéele Hall, Frl. Eve;., Not. 11, at 8:16 William Wood- will a concert at Town Wednesday evening, at 8 Violin Recitttl.BJELEN Mines. Vincent Astor, player, give o'clock. laugh in the same key I had used. tion for them. It was successful, and _BARITONE.METItOEOLaTAN OPERA Willard Hall. The program will include num- Tif-kgiB COMPANY_ .'¿ard, John Henry Hammond, "I was playing in a scene laid in after the performance they came back 50r. to t2.00. plus 10"***, Tax, Not» op Sale. (Hardman Piano.) and on bers and the ."-ftraight and Harold 1. Pratt, by Moussorgsky Chopin, Elena Gerhardt will give a second re¬ front of a palace, I was the and to my dressing room and told me they Second .is as guard, JEFFREY METROPOLITAN OPERA Nov. at lecture at the well HOUSE, Tuesday 8:15 January 17 a public Rhapsody by Liszt, cital at Town Hall on Sunday the password was, 'I can't remember.' Stehnvay Piano Evening, 15, Schindler. Rumanian folk soiigs, in which Mr. evening, Aeoliau Hall, Tue». Aft.. Nov. 15, at 3. UXRST Subscription Concert by RICHARD- Town Hall by Kurt' November 20. Each time some one applied for admis- Koni** Walter Moskowitz specializes. He will be as- Recital.ETHEL The course will bo opened by sion into the palace I stopped the per- whose will be Wag¬ sisted by Sonia Medvedieff, Russian Sergei Russian j Tindale Damrosch, topic Radar.sky, tenor, will son and; demanded the password. The RUST-MELLOR Master with illus¬ soprano, and David Sapiro, pianist. a recital STRAUSS ner's "The Singera," give at Aeolian Hall on reply would .be 'We have it.' I said,' Tovm Hall, Smiduy Eve., Not, 29, at 8:30. trations Mr. Damrosch at tho piano; Thanksgiving November 21. Song Recital.ELENA And THE PHILADELPHIA by "The Open Door," a musical pageant, Night, 'Very well; what is it?' The answer! Music Cabinets ORCHESTRA g£ the conductor of the Associate Management International H. A. Fricker, based upon negro folksongs and spiri¬ was, 'I can't remember.' Then I said, Cor.cart Direction, Inc., é S. Eurok Vu». Sur. Choir of Toronto, will After the concert at Aeolian Hall this Will keep your music in Mendelssohn tuals, will be given at Carnegie Hall 'You don't go in.' Five times I re- order free from damage on the choral music of Great afternoon Walter Damrosch and the ri oniiiin Charlton peak for the benefit of Atlanta University peated this, just as it was given me by and where you can eas¬ All Announcesl and illustrated a New York Symphony Orchestra will SCTTtTBERT PROGRAM ONLY NEW Britain Canada, by on November 22. There will be a the player. I found the life of the ily find it COENRAAD V. BOS at Piano (SteUiway) HALL YORK RECITAL from the Schola Can¬ leave for a two weeks' Tickets at Bos Ofllcea. T.OWN .-^elected choir negro chorus of 100 voices and the tour, visiting laugh was right twice, but the third Send for Catalog 17 or Vincent d'lndy, French compo¬ Rochester, Buffalo, Toronto, Ottawa, TUES. EVE. torum; Clef Club Orchestra will be conducted Montreal. time tho laughter was forced, and call at our new sales¬ ser and director of the ¡Tchola Can- by Clarence Cameron White. Washington, Baltimore, laughter that is not spontaneous will room. NOV. 8 Italian Composer-Pianist Philadelphia and Oratorio In a Program oí Classic and forum of Paris, will give a conference Scranton, ruin any comatly scene. Societyof iß. p. "Modern Works. The of "Blossom In passing New York on TINDALE CABINET CO. ALRERT STOESSEL, Cond. Baldwin Piar.o in French, which he will illustrate at leading singers through the "One evening I to thé 159 W. 57TH., N. Y. Opposite Carnéele Hall the based inci- trip from Montreal to suggested AEOLIAN HALL Piano Recital by John the piano, and Mme. Odette Le Fonte- Time," operetta upon Washington Mr. woman who was the third character SUBSCRIPTION SALE a dents in the life and melodies of Franz Damrosch will stop over to in :»ay, soprano, will sing group of appear to apply lor admission to the palace to MUSICAL INSTRUCTION for the season of 1921-22 commences SAT. AFT. Schubert, at the Ambassador Theater, his explanatory recital on M. d'lndy's songs; J. Frefl Wolle, direc¬ Wagner's drop her voice on each word she spoke, j now at I \V. 34th St. Prices $2 to NOV. 12 tor of the Bach Choir Bethlehem, will be heard in songs from the play "Siegfried" in Aeolian Hall next Sun¬ ¦When I Program Includes Liszt Manuscript. First Time. of replied to her, I took her last $7. Single concert seats wili be on _Stelnway Plana. , at Witt will speak on Bach Organ Music and De Clinton High School, Fifty- day afternoon. instead of her ninth Street and Tenth Avenue, this note, first note and sale after Dec. 1 st. Dec. 28th, The AEOLIAN HALL THREE SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS. Illustrate his talk on tho organ, and on each I Institute of a of Edwin Grasse, violinist, and dropped my key word. Messiah. TUESDAY BVTBN'GS the last lecture will be by Justine evening, as part of the series organist found the audience Feb. 21st, A Capella and composer, will give a re¬ laughed in the NOV. 22 on the Musical of Chil- ¡"Educational Concerts" arranged violin-organ musical flit Concert. Apr. 13th, St. Matthew Ward, Training cital at Aeolian Hall on same key as my last word. chorales presented by Charles D. Isaacson Saturday even¬ IÎÏO Oar^mont Ave., corner 122nd St, Passion. JAN. 17 FLONZALEY dren, illustrated by sung by "Having discovered this, I at it throughout New York City. Tho pro- ing, November 9. kept FRANK DAMROSCH, Director MARCH 7 QCARTET children, and followed by a group of B*t»bUsÜ!e-.l for tho rlovelopme'it of n;it«tc»l gram will consist in the principal song Mme. MUSICAL telcut and sound musicianship, iaüada by Campbell Mclnnes, barytone. Louise Home*r and her INSTRUCTION Srjnd for PIANO RECITAL by OSSIP includ- daugh¬ - catalotftii!. AEOLIAN HALL Mr. Schindler's lecture at the Town numbers from "Blossom Time," ter, Miss Louise will ing Bertram Peacock and Olga Cook, Homer, give a re¬ PRETARATOEV CENTERS SAT. AFT. "¦lall will deal with the subject of the cital at Carnegie Hall on haroldTjsenberg ir. all parts of Ore. lev New York In direct ¡who will sing the duet "Song of Love"; Saturday Author of connection «1th and under t!:o rmperYlslon NOV. 26 Spanish and Italian contribution to afternoon, November 19. Their of the Institut«. Send for WALTER conductor GABRILOWITSCH tenor of pro¬ "The Art and »Science of separata circular. DâlflRQSCH, otiern music. Howard Marsh, the leading will include Violin-Playing'" ALOMAN Mason s- Ham! n Piano. Paul Mar- gram several ducts for HKiHl.V ENDORSED BY Al Kit, HALL, TO-OAT AT S. Mail Orders: Loudon Charlton, Carnegla Hail {Circle CÏ56). The members of the advisory council the operetta; Ker, Eugene Boprano and alto. KKEISCKK, lll.MA.N, 8AMETINI, tinet and as a quar- DAMKOSCM, SCHMIXEEB, SEIDE!,, are Howard F. H. B. Roy Cropper, who, FRANKO AND MANY NEW YORK AMERICAN HULDA Brockway. Byrne, tette will the and OTHERS. Brahms, Debussy,LTSKANSKA S. HUROK. Announces" Alden present "Serenade," Jascha I'esetzki will a re¬ blaster Classes for Artists, Teacher» end Ravel, Liszt. Enesco. John Carpenter, Canon Winfred who will dance to the give piano Advanced Students. CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT at 8.20 Oouglas, Rubin Goldmark, Wilfried Burtress Dietch, cital on the evening of November 18 Spcciaii'iiTis: in Modurn Technique, ', New Address, 1'5'5 West 72d St. AEOLIAN HALL, Son. Aft., Not. 13. MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE CELLO RECITAL.YASHA strains of "Moment Musical." The at the Town Hall. baaed on tho principios of Relaxation Leading School of Music in N. V. Third EipluDutory Recital Klamroth, Leopold Stokowski, Thomas and Weight. Harmony, Orchestra. Concert» SECOND .nä WEEK accompanists will be Oscar Radin, Tor Teaching Appointment. Address: ß Whitney Surette and Herbert Wither- Harold EUt-nber», P. O. Box 44. apd lectures Eroe. DAMROSCH jUUT U N C H U K conductor of the orchestra at the Am- MUSICAL »tu. B., JESSS J\ IN iSr rh. Ticket« 75a to spoon, with Miss Alice Preston as ' INSTRUCTION New York City. Tel. Intervale Ü132. Terms, $ 15 per Quarter Up Tickets it Box Offlc«. GEORGE. ENGLES, Mir. j »1.50 N*ow, tChlctelnt.) bassador Theater, and Irving Mels, solo Open from ft to 0. Monday« and ..halrman. violinist in the play. "Infallible Method of Memorizing" Tuesday» until ft. Terms moderate. T. , send roif CATALOGUE. W _ , ANTOINETTE A A rosalie HERVLOBALLET hWAmTÍOTS Fifth Avenue Hotel Filmed Miss Amy Grant will give a review« PIANO hi« nnHARMONY Heller-Klein PHILHARMONIC RUSSE, popular concert at populas prices An of works of the season the CONCERTS.POth Sfftion With Symphony Orchestra exact reproduction from old pho¬ presented by CONCENTRATION If H II ¡0 MEMORY Piano Instruction, Accompanist, Coach ".¡¡belle Pavlow* will appear In both |jallet»\ and com¬ DEVELOPED »¦¦ » « * ** and Two Piano RÄciCÖFF JOSEF STRANSKY oonauctm, and In / tographs is going to be made of the Metropolitan Chicago opera WARD TRAINED Ensemble Class»*». (Mm».oaoh performan<* GOLDMAN 593 Carnéale Halt. Thur». Eve., Nov. 10. at 8:30 TO'M'W EVE., "A Polish Weddltn."dlve-rtli^menta."Tha Fairy old Fifth Avenue Hotel, which was panies at 11 o'clock on alternate Thurs¬ Scnh'».. REAL MlfiD TRAINING Riverside Drive, Cor. 136th St. fii. Ait., Xor. 11. tit 2:30 Doll" and Divertissements. POISE AND CONTROL IN PUBLIC,n..ïu' VIOLINIST WEBER, SIBELIUS.M\ Symphony, 1st Uma torn down a decade and which stood day mornings at Aeolian Hall, begin¬ PLAYING ! Telephone Audubon 4t588. Sew TUESDAY (ELECTION DAY) MATINEE, Nov.«, CONCERT ago Te!. CI30 .. r\ i c... ii 939 8tfi^ York-.WAGNE8, STRAUSS DUts. November 17. circle. Van Av. CONCERTS.RECITALS Hat Ktj.. Nov. ÍJ. at 8:3') "A Polish Weddln«." "Th« Falo« Doll, for nearly half a century before that ning Dyck Studios At seihst. PIANO ADDRESS: 212 EAST 40TH ST. BRON'SLAW HU8ERMAN. Soloist TUE9 EVE.. "Choplntana," "Fairy Tales," Divts. Street and TELEPHONE MURRAY HILL 3016 FKLCX P. LR1FHL3, Mgr. Stelnway Piano. WED.'. "Tho Maalo Flute," «Dlonyiiu«," Olvts. at Twenty-third Fifth Ave¬ Solo Violinist THURS.. "A Polish Wedding," "The Fair*/ Doll" BAND nue. R. A. Walsh Í3 going to use the Vladimir Rosing, Russian tenor, wil and and Divartlwements. "SS*^ Instruction Chambers^ NOVEMBER FRI., "Amarilla." "The Pauns," Dlvtj. CANTOR JOSEF structure in his new "Kindred make Mb first in New Yor! 12 ROSENBUTT picture, appearance" Stud I» »34 Fujll ». Mlchalcmki. the tato-aar of Pidaramtl. SH^S^SnS- SAT. MAT.. "Coppella," "Dlonyiiu«," OiYt». of the Dust," an adaptation of tho at Aeolian Hall on November 25. ¡Schmidt Carnstlt Hall, N.Y. Miss Ethel Grow CONCEPT OP MUSIC FOR VIOLIN &AT EVE., "The Fairy Doll," "Dlonyslus, Dim. MELBA McCREERY »Soprano) 416 W. TICKETS: to at Box Offl<», ¡Knabe Plano) T7cbcts 75c. to Now. riaao.) novel by Peter B. Kyne. The exterior N. V. Amerloan Con«srv*tory. 183 West 72d St I22d STREET $1 $3, J'J. 'E.na'M will bo done in miniature Antonio Scotti, veteran barytone of Horn» Studio: 8618 91st St., Woodtiaven, N. Y. probably Contralto I AEOLIAN HALL. Wednesday Aft. Nev, », at 3 METROPOLITAN MUSICAL BolEAU Mnaunoa» and will be means THE VIOLIN photographed by SEYMOUR SCHOOL , INSTRUCTION Telephone Studio 3 B KOCHÂNSKI SECOND PIANO RECITAL l-j KATHERINE INSTRUCTION Plaza G85S of the double exposure. MUSICAL l'»*pícl imrfûTera«»".{ 27 West 67th St. TICKETS NOW AT BOX OFFICE MANHATTAN ZITz TO-NIGHT .AL MUSICAL HE-EDUCATION «uií*Bt»»l.Doenges125 W. T;'a. rite!» 2503. Direction fiwro« Engles. Stüiniray Plana. SOLD OUT.ADMISSIONS ON SALC 7 P. M. Ttítl ST. HARRIETT A. SEYMOUR ^ MARSHALL BARTHOLOMEW J DlrertWJ BACON Hope Scorns Stage Offers Piastro Borissoff 37 Wut *8th Street New Yor!s City VOICE Mitt, llaeiisel & Joneä. Steinway Placo. Hope Hampton has received offers J. Telephone Bryant 1*23 Miss R. Russian ravina J. Cathcart Sat. Nev. I», at 8:15 Violinist, G. G ¦SPECIALIST <*» "BEETHOVEN"! AEOLIAN HALL, Evg.. a in a Distinguished iïiïiïS, for starring part dramatic pro¬ Formerly ï-oadine Basso La Suata. Milano Piano Instruction, Elementary Harraojiy VIOLIN and OÍK3AN RECITAL BY EDWIN duction, a musical comedy and a vaude¬ Soloist, Composer, Pedagog PIANIST Matr»». Okim Houw, 1425 Br»adway, R*»tm »13. FRENCH DICTION Professorat tlie Russian Conservatories ACCOMPANIST Telephone ASSOCIATION ville sketch. Daniel Frohrnan started Will accept at Umlted number of pupil». Studie IV \KOUAN IfALL, Tues. Evp., Nor. 8 at 8:15 JOSEF ADLER INSTRUCTION Plaza 58Ü5 27 Weit 67th the ball when he tried to in¬ Jacques i, St. HAROLD BALER.LOI'IS GRAVEEKE a-rolling 8TTTBIO131 W. V9th ajftafifc, Studio: 137 Wert Mtb St W-.^ÍJS | INSTITUTE HANS KINDLER GRASSE duce Miss Hampton to take the lead¬ Homo Studio: 811 W. IS8 St. Ttl. Audubon 5800. Tickets it lîi-s (»fflco anii of Heine Lo»e, 1 W. Si. Mgt. Haensel St Jonas. Stekiwat Piano. NEXT CONCERT HIPPODROME G 01111 e D OF MUSIC ¡ SUNDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. 20th. Kail M ing rôle in "The BrideV* Then «ame TENOR Ment AMY GRANT Now $1.10 to $8.80. Sea*. Sai« Mordía;, t-w. Con» loin Instruction. 186 E. 76th St. ¦ VËÔLlAN HALT.. Frî. Aft., Nov. 18, at S. a Vlelln, Plan», Volet, Voice Expert. Dramatic Coach. TOWN HALL, TODAY at 3:30i 14th, 9 a. M. Knabe Piano. Mstrotoliti. an offer from vaudeville manager Vere Stiles Richards MASTER OF Thaary, firchestrtu, Chorus. «D.ctlon for and '-«1 lUn-f-au 8. H -.. Sinters St TEACHEH OF 8INQIN0 CALVARY CHOIR btudlo. 78 W. 66th St. Actors, SOCIETY of Tke FRIENDS of MUSIC for a forty-week tour and now Melville JOHN BLAND SINOERS . Circle 0457. AEOLIAN Studl» »17 Carnegie Hail, N. Y. Tel. Cirais 1350. VOICE PRODUCTION PROFESSIONALS tlNDEH THE DIRKOTION OF HALL. TUE&. CVE., NOV. 19. at 1:14 Rosenow wants Miss to star 2« E. St TeL Qrtmetcj S2$. AMATEURS . BEGINNERS .OUEST ARTI"»!- Hampton StuiSi»: Ziri Traoilsl Vocjü Studio, 78 W. CBth St SOLO AÄTUR BODANZKY NfcW YORK in. a musical version of "Pomander Pupil of Oscar "e^enuer and European lead- BKJ Assisting Artist, MME. ELENA PERCY GRASNGER which he But Miss Ins vocalists, will accept students Tritts FLUTIST ATO PRIHODA CHAMBER ELEVEN SOLO AKXDff Walk," is doing. Urnltod moans. Interview 3-8. Circle £046. LOUIS P. FRITZE Violin R*oltal.Tickot» 0»o t» $2. Bralun» W B O G E R T 212 _ Procrain: Quinfa* has refused all offers and s.Z. Grant Ave., Brooklyn. H. Fortuna Aeoll-uv Knabe FUno. ta B I Hampton rr?"Th» Matho.1 That Novar Tira» th» Tlïnaat"' nus rerrieia A "WIDELY KNOWN Y. Tel. Cyuress 1187 Mit Gallo, Bide. MUSIC 1* Minor Thui''» Sextet the camera Î0 Oaremout ue&r ^sssr VOCAX, TEACHER GERHARDT Flat Major. Pro ürtia** will work only in front of Ato., 116th Ht. 4834 Morn. T|d. 41JÍ, W. 45th St., Phono Bryant 72S3 of many operatic and concert atars will Aeolian Hall, Frl. Eve., Nov. £5, at $:16. CHORUS OF THE 80CIETV ANO ORCHESTRA "Green Ituahee" Jos'- ¦"or the time serious ARNOLD~VOLPËT FIRST AMERICAN APPEARANCE SOCIETY!_ being. VOICE accept talented pupils at 529 VIOLINIST Tickets ut Box Office. _C/WOYLÑ BEEBE FOUNDER -.>_/. IUÏEUEB. CONDUCTOR.VIOLIN I\RTPrr*r.v TICKETS 5Uo to AT BOX OTrlC» Can Help monthly. Secretary, llg ""A*". VSth Qt. 356 WEST BTTU S,lrK'«u.1"- 2.5» NOW IE. lH-couruKfil Sinrem. TELEPHONE Not. 15. PROFESSIONAL EÍÍTERTAINERS ADVICE AND VOICE TIUAI. GRATIS Charles Henry Doersam RIVBIUHDH Î434. Carnegie Hall, Taesduy Ei-enlng, STCDIO: 113 WEST 67th STREET. Organ, Piano, Harmony, Counterpoint ROSING Opening Concert.FRIEDA AVAILABLE EOR ALL OCCASIONS. GUSTAVE Plano instruction. NATION \L TUFA,. 41 St.. YV oí Bway- 125 EAST 37th ST. ?lurra0iJT Harriet Foster U Complete theoretical Russia» Great Tenor SUN. AFT., Nov. 13, at 3.SonS Recital VOICE BUILDER AND BECKER and HAÑÑiT^ COACH practical cours*. Kart .Schindler at the Piano. Juliano's Orchestra BROOKLYN INTERNATIONAL 8tu«JI». 235 W. I02d St. Tel. Rivarside SOTT« I10-1U CARNeOIE X. Y Corurert Soprano Vocal Instruc.or CONSERVATORY OF «400. Jlli.L, Mît. Antonia Sawyer, hie. Stolnway Piano. vorn FAVORITE MUSIC Studio 607 W. ¡27th St. N. Y. Toi. MUSIC HEMPEL BEWITCHIN-ÍLV PLAYED BY Aud. 160« Directed by PROF. P. S1GNORE, TEACHER OF WOK 1.1) FAMOUS Musical Composer, .Instruction of String». '80 Muil*on For the Benefit of «..TENOR««' PHONOt'KAPH ARTISTS Piano. Vocal, Harmony, Composition, etc VOICE DarIIP11PT" Av«. THE CHILDREN'S VILLAGE. Plano) r.M,.o 215 LEXINGTON AVE., val ::and PIANO Seats at Box Office. Bteinway Piano. KMFIBK CONCERTS (Knabe VACCARO Ä.ÄX. N. Y. reavey 1797 Ave., N. Y. C 1S«5 St. Ave. *vVad»Trorth I6SS ! Brooklyn, Becatur ZH9 STUDIO 121 CARNEGIE" HALL, N. Y. teTmäTTyi Lexington Nichola» Tel. Telephone: Harlem «CJSU. -BROOKLYN STUDIO: 99 EUCLID AVENUS Pianist AEOLIAN HALL, Tn.es. Aft., Not. 8, at 3. Aeoilaa HalL Thura. Evg.. Nov. 10. at 8:13 SECOND VIOLIN rtECITAL (Chtckertnit Piano) Song Recital.-HARRIET AEOLIAN HALL, Sat. Aft., at 3, Not. ]9 CLARENCE ADIER Instruction '.Discloses Art.".N; Y. Tribun«. Pianoforte Rerltal 1 m»i» - 137 mastery of by ÏMROI.O_ Vocal Studio». /.*""*» , "tl/J . «*prtn» W. «Sth 8t. Tel. Schuyler IB099. Mgt. Annie Student INC.. B-.1 Canto Parnassus Club s^Äm» Prledberir. Ecket» WEST Waters LOMBARDI Method. 60Ö-607-C12-614 1I5TH ST. Crystal W5r.Mli lucien DE AEOLIAN HALL, Thors. Aft, Nov. 10, at !. »Studio, 63JV. 7:M St. Tel. Columbuf* 4427. Vcáaa Culture, DUUa*. Bat*»«rtoln». I*t*» V«1m VANNOZ B.Sffii VSoliu Rocital by GEORGE Van Emden CLUB E. «Trial trs yutson At». Phon» Plax» IMS. Concert«, Instruction. 41 E. 70th St., N'. Y. CLEF BOS the COENRAAD V. at Piano. CITY OF NEW TORR SHEFFIELD BAUER Oar THE Mme. M. Mgt, Antonia Sawyer, Iii>-,. Bteinway Piano. 1r«'l.e*triif* a Entertainer» "Par Excellence" Blazzejewicz-Ullman MARSH 2: SCHOOL OP P»ats TSe-$24-Ux, NOW at Box Off. 7>'Mi ST. (Xel. Circle 1176-1177 Oêmpoaer-Pianlst* and Taacher. I<3 Ea»t 63«" tí. Oarnetfs Rali. N. Y. StuUlo 100. Mon * Tîiur*, Viola M'aonAUa»^ ! "-i WEST lîrouklyn Studio. Pcuch Mansion, 343 Clinton At«. COMPOSITION Waterhouse-Bates JACKSON and Music. «OPRAKO. VOCAL INimtüCTIOJ». TOMORROW EVE. B« Knrniiiheil for All Oc«'a»lon» COMPOSERS' COURSE. ÜOET8CH1U« a» f'.o Carnegie 8*T AEOLIAN 11.8:15 Can i'KKSSON IVlILLUrV gjij Hall. "US W. 133.11 «T. PH8NE SY.Ttnl «vrar um st Pi*om té» Sch«0¡«c. Mgt. Roger liruyn. Kte'.r.ivay Plaao. HALUFri.. Nov. Hear your invortte record as played by (ameslo AUDUB8N MS* TOWN HALL.TÖ-morrow Night, at 8;l-">. .. home studio rs:: HARRY n. Muslo »S»*ÔpÎ~ GUAca LAROM PIANO RECITAL by SILVIO BARTH P*>»n*»i Or-ran.'Harm.ny For Sin-ten». Direction of CHARLOTTE 3T. JOHN *¦ brasb & hand STELLNER MADELEINE MacGU!GAN Orlando Orchestra .^_ ,:i wm 3oth st. ELLIOT, 309 W. 67TH ST. Tel. Schuyler 1818 LAURA *\JramninHaWIMAH rocil teacher, saya ACL WHO TALK CAN SINO. Í! WEST 47th ST. 0823 BRYANT DÍ8TBÜMKNTS Suite 30, Mot Opera Huum Studio. You'ig Irish Vlolinlct CHIGRINSKY Vautrtoa. Lyr.c, SUvartone. TKEO. Tenor' Vocal Thto:> of Music, 131 W. Í3ítn ät. Tel Audubon 1937 Tue«., FrL At!«. M¡*t. N. T. Concert Bureau. iSlelriTray Piano.) "»leur. Path». B»iioa, VVrtl-4AN YORX "luairuction. ..VOCAL . IV71VA ¿2 WEST 39th STREET. ELLA SCIONTI PIANISTE BACKUS INSTRUCTOR FRANK Ear Training, liara'***,*' Tickets 50a » Î2. M*t. M. R. Hansen. <8«ir.««*| BEHR i. COACH Plano, Organ. 371 VT. Mgt. Universal Con. Bur. (Stelnway Piano.) At-ollan Hall, Monday Aft., Nov. 14th, at 3. ;;Tlm'> WFRItn WSTmiTF «F E. Ward 119th 3L Tel.3912 at n W, 137tb Hi W. «ITH ST. Tot RU*W 8041 us w. snn at. "Mtt- a«»«. -JWHEB HBSIE Morn. Aeolian Hall, Monday Evg.. Not. W, 8l| ÔJSACQN JOHNSON'S PaulWUESTHOF*-,M< (St. b»»Im e«t»bn- I Aeolian Hall, To-morrow Afternoon, at 3. * .Olio Rrcltal.FiMIL riiED Teacher »t fjjua-TsTntn **t tut y-nrfprfin »MV» WARFORD .¦a Slntltif. edw'n Margot De Blanck -¡ftS* «* WARREN HUGHES CUBAN PIANIST. BORSODY <*«**. Hft ¥«#^ T||. IttimMt «s* HiL «Mufla;»!», u¡¡* »T