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f irsi Week ofOpera ?Season
at Manhattan for Pavlowa
rwrr Snrpu^srfl Hrr?r!t ?n 'Varmen"?.Superb Prr
formancr of *'l.'Amot<* dpi Tre Re"?:
Coming Work's I'mummmr.
?The first ^^ ?r?rk of the ti-n- weeks1 Mason af opera and
i^jIpI i Manhattan Opera House has proved consid?r?
able" i*' " successful th;m some had anticipated, and Oscar
jTft"i;: v old tettle-ground has < xperienced a fainl
?iti glory. It would be idle to suggesl Hi I
*kr M ?' attan wall ever sec again those Olympian nights,
i-jaj. |i, i n Opera Company has surer''ltd m present
nances of opera fully ta good as any American
];i.:i, . . ? :i ol reoi'tii yea!- outside the walls ??!' the
Metropolitan. 'The Blind Girl of Portice' was an un
fortunii e opening, as neithi r the ...irk nor its presentation
mi cause for public excitement. It had to !>r
jjjven because of Mine. Pavlowa, and wlial success it ob?
wonderful dancer brought it.
I Aiimre ?lei Tre I.e. howev? r, the skj di ared
??id *.}.< company gave of the Montemez/.i ??pera ,-i real 11
j?j?j nuance, revealing two fine artists in MM.
?ajdanoi. and Mardones, besides bringing to us a new
.- rs. ...
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skja"i
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f I ?- all th? others
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. ..rtnance on Sntur
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??tai asms cas'
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Musical Invents Cas!
Their Harmonies
Before Pertinent
Personalities?
?'" -.s !s on the pro
?**'" ' - de Go
*****'* - ?\eol an Ha.l on No
?Jfber ides'a i BW opera
"a*!** r? Its ''r?t A met
? tl ? M' * ropohtni
?" ?? | a Rpanlah i
* *'? '? working upon a sotij
*** ' de ?.ororzs.
? ntalna more 'han
. and th? <
_**???'? ? by ?li'ick at. I
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: th?
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BW N nsoatlern
2?p ' . s ?h?- third
notable
? - -eiisbor?- of
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5J** '?' ('arpenter. Ta clase
?** r*" (ioiortl has ri o?.-h
early .?rorka ol
tere, d'lndy,
***<*?,.,, ,
Jluie v .. etabrteh*! CarnesTi?"
Jr' T* '? ?at first an
\p\\rP*-*> "> ' ? November IS,
mL *' Saturday ?'"
tattaei
i aA??,?r.?*l ... . ?., **,*, York, Hunter
b.,,*? ?' ? :.il II '?'
ml* '?i Vom ttibet IS.
?S-,1'1* '?' ? Welsh tenor.
1? ?
Li ?Mm?
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at? j/. ..'..
-
***>!* limai*? n?rn? ha? b??n for I
sei
? irtis!
? ?
un? -
w nd
? ?? : - New
t ha ed its activitias
? .1 tonr. I | ...j,
Barrer? will re-enfer
.?e: ,i. not alone with the
? lia ? r ri
b il also w th tha Trio
to, harp
.Ho.
Mr - - !oncerti Will be he'd,
a? heretofore, at "he Belaaeo Theatre,
I of a number of
?he date-, to be
lie Little Sympl "-.y,
.??und- Il.- 11????' mber i". the Trio
JaUiuatr l|
? Barren i n emble, Monday Barter
; tho Trio do Luteee,
. February 28; the
Sunde; ? ening,
March 12.
The mus!? committee of the Mac
lb, of -.4!.;ch Walter L. Bogei-t
anees a.? th? opening
ial ? ison n Brahms pto
? ? t i.,, a og cy-le
preceded by a short group
This will be given
?? ? ' club !? mi en Election Day, fit
*??-. i Ich Meyn, barytone,
I eontine de Alma,
irai, piano, and
? '.::, reader.
I te tl - 'act that sha is to ap
?' title role of "La Tost a."
? i.r.d Opera ?.nd Pa* -
? any at the Manhattan
V."??dne?day Bight.
?or.g recita!
rsday afternoon
on poatpom
. ...
I ?'???11 give his first
al of the ???so:, r' Carnegie
ternoen ? '
? 17,
?? I'ovla Frisch, a soprano of
.* French training,
? ? ? * ? ha? v ? ?
Paris, Berlin, Lon
i ii ; ? an musi?
os heard here In a pro
. - at Aeolian Hall on
-.. '..? - ' et 10.
? ?positions by Bee
? ck, Datante. Boi
i t?pate, .'
Gretshaninoff, Schumann,
Brfihms and Schubert, and
? ulstaaea of Jean Verd,
pianist
Othat recital? announced by the Mu
-? Management, under
? - Mme. Krisch Will be
Il rinde the first appearance
f Miss Winifred Christie, the
Scotch I si it, ht Aeolian Hall or.
??lay afternoon, November 17: h
tal by Sascha Jacobson in
the si ?' room on Saturday
November 27, and a pro
gramma of ?on atas for piano and
violin by Canton and Edouard Dethler,
? the Princess Theatre, on Sunday
ig, December B.
.lohn McCormeck will give hl? Biet
V-4?- York recital at Carnegie Hall next
i :"?ernoon. He will be heard at
...... n Headern** of Musi? the
un day avoi ,
Albert GroRorowlch J?npo'?ki will
five a song recital in Aeolian Hall on
? er.ing, November 11.
Mme. France? Alda give? her annual
il in CarnegT? Hall on Tues
r>n, November 9. "Tho Joy
bv Woodman) "Her Rose."
by Miner dallup; "' ?? Monde eat
Stupid?." by Buisl I'm .-.?; "'.e t'.'ti
v i RaehmaninoiT; "Amant de
. ." bj aiauky Konakoff; "'[>?
V?,.i'.\." by Rabel', and a ne?v song by
Friink La Forge, the composer-i i
? Vmc. Alda at her re
citai, 'il! lie ?m 1er programme.
Christine Miller ?rill give a son? re
elt.l it, teolian Hall Tuosdi Hf'. :
noon, tic ? n-bei IS.
.. nr It*.ere. 1 I. new b.? n ?lnj*tni*
I orlag soalously,
i.rid wi?< ?? ' ?' ad?!e?' ta pi B
? and app-e
Wiaely hersuse
? ??. i ?ay to learn how
tl an by taking p?rt In
Beers of the
ni?' Juliui ! ?v-, : eaidenl;
Mr?. M J. Kaufman, leeretary; Mn
'M. Heinoman, tieasurer; Mi? R H
? '. i'.l Arthur Pfor7
?? 44 ere fifty
BSt year, 'he firs* of ?he
? : the officers
hat there will be ion th!? season.
? of Hadyn'i **Cr<
?ii. ai the first
? the holiday?
the sini ? p? paring Chi latmai
u i .?-ii ?!,.?> will entorta o
? H WOUld ''e intei
esting I revival of the old eas?
terns of the < ' itmaatldo la out vil
- a 1-ere they are So
much ?? the eltjr,
S*eryl, whe will give ?
song recital in Aeolian Hall on the
i.i- as
It.? ? Pltl?batch, who i?
I p tudiod in Paris with
Mme Uarchesl nn.i ('burles W. Clark.
a. Brasilien pianist, aftas Cniomar
?e, i? to enter the Mew Tort
eonCOli field at Aeolian Hall on No?
vember 11 She wen B BlOl p?i/.e for
forte plaj ?nsj al ths Pai Is Coa?
n 1012 aft? twe real af
with Prof
a
Plaza Theatre
I ..? I be Better Won-,
a';." Will b*
I'lar?
day? of the ?????>.. with "'i*.' I'otrwva la
?v.. Madonna" a? ti ?? proj. ?
? I,. . aiag Thai
Vaudeville i? also riven.
(Left)?ntaggtl Tevte, sppeirlni it
the Manhitttn Open House.
(Centre) ?Olive 1 remitid ai
Tose? at the Msnhstttn Oprr.
House. (PiRht)?Ann Swinburne,
who leaves f.pcr.i for the concert
?tage.
Genii 11' Agariril, tinging 11 Aeolian
Hall.
_4>
Boston's Musical History
Written in Programmes
It wat fifteen year? ago that the lcgei
| "With historical and descriptive note
i by Philip Hale" firgt appeared upon th
title pape of a programme book of th
Boston Symphony Orchestra. It ha
?tood there ever since, and the ret? I
volumes which it embellishes can b
counted one of the treasures a
library eoBtaining then A ??v"
thessaroa of histerisal Bnd erli
formation, combined wrth faaeif
sometimes fantastic speeulatiea,
are, end to a renl lover of hi?h cla.?
music the pleasure et readiag then
is secondary only to hearing the musi
to which they open the doors of mean
inc. Person., who regard them a- ?
nit; natter with which to while swaj
the internist th?- llcton con
certs shew llttls appreciation si
value. Thay ara no! to bo absorbai
thus haniatdly, and the ?art tnat con
Certgoera as a rule leav? thern
them I the) succeed in gtttint then
which i? BO! ah\;-.;. | the BBSS IB Ne?
Vork ' makes r fortonst? 'hut the pob
lisher, C. A. Ellis, in Boston, pu ? ?
year's ?enes into sound binders' boards
, so that those who know how t<> spprt
cin'.e them may get thorn after
son is over. In a way they aro siso >
compendium of Boston's musical his
tory, for Mr. Huie, by refsreace tc
earlier performances, keeps h.s renden
advised of what was done in the lor.?
ago, as we.! ta and? :- the consulship!
of Gericke, Paar, Fiedler and Mac
He keep-- alive, too, some of th? always
suggestiv? writings of his prede. i |
William 1'. Apthorpe, and in his "F.ntr
Actes" ke?;ps us abreast with conten?
poraiy musical lilt rature at home and
abroad.
At th? BBI.Bg concert of the choru?
mafntai'.ed by Celanbis 1 niverslty i
new composition by Frederick 8. COB?
verse will be performed. It it called
"The J'eace ripe," end its text li
taken trom Longfellow's "Hiawatha.'
An official announcement says that the
music Is "modern in treatment, Indian
in atmosphere, with a tine apnrecU
tlon of the value of melody anil full
of dramatic sipnifleanre "
-
The Clneinnetl Symphony Orchestra
' has .iust been made the recipient of
a nasjnlfleeat endowment by ??? a
of If. Cora Daw, of Cincinnst!, which.
it in SStinated, trill amount to the
mm of gTOO.ooo. The endowment
comes at a most opportune time, when
thai - I Itabllsb the previ?
ous seconplishments of the oi
?in a solid basis, sad offer a tirni foun?
dation for b wider developnei I in the
future. Again, it aril] make possible
the r?siliation of the dreams held
fer this cherished Institution of th?
Quten City, eol onlj by a large sei
tien of ths public which has
been loyal in it? supp?t?, bit by the
-mull group Bf public aplrited rnen
and women v.ho unselfish iy and gener
gaVO of tbeir time, el erk.".- Slid
money to promete its success.
'Die ? tul?.win. tit cunes a? the er
00 the part of ,-': s ''" ',
wbi. wsa on? of the wealthiest women
of < inclaaatl, Of her appre. ,,?
the importance of the orrh?-?tra to
the city arid of her eel I et OB of the
of supportiflg it.
i bar?es DalneraS] the French tenoj.
'.vbo first appeared in this country
under the Hammei stein miniiremifit,
has sailed aboard the Roch.imbeau for
At' Stlea. Maay reports have been
circulated during 'he last few months
to the Safeci thai Dalnorea was at
vari?os times ?rouaded, crippled oi
killed. But. like th? ?r.
Dalnorea has satlived these rumors.
After a ?vs naaths' ?ajeara in ?be
hospital at Careaaeane, where he suf
fared trotn rheumatism, he ira
charr-ed. and lofl for neutral ground
? . i .and
PHILHARMONIC Soch-.ty.
Tue Philharmonic Soeiety of New
?foi k a ill in.' i"- i sard m th ? city
during the com <?* * ? i 'the i ?
tra nahea Its bbbbbI leai throat
England, appearing in Bastea ob Ben?
da>. Novsnoei v
Carnegie Hall on November in and 11
ths PallharssoBls ?rill produce a aav?
oHy ef lallte proportions Arnold
Schooaberg'a 'Pellsaa and Htllsaade."
a symphonic poen after llaet?
well known play. The technical diffi
ciilti?-? ??re ?e enormous thai -''r
Strsnsky has had te straags twenty
rehearsali to Insure ad?quat? prepara
' ion ' ' ?era
one hundred perfoimers and :.???
nuneroua nev el
Por the Philharnoi rts of
November 11 and It Josef Strai k) hai
arranged ;? Biegiamms devoted
to Haydn,
Spanish vi? Pablo Casals, be
| mg the assisting artist,
FRENCH BENEFIT PROGRAM
Gala Performance at Metropol
Nnvftriher 8.
PaTther detaiis regarding the |
performance *n be (.iven at
ra House on Nov
bet '* Indicate that the evening
: ?iirk an e? i I met icen
ho pi II go to the
' ral I --te?.
Is I . OUI '" 1.1'
Um i v. offer foi - ??.! p
MRougOl de Li V" Uli
lireure will make her lir.t Anieri
appeataaes Claud? Ben? diet ???.?ill i
sent n one-eet play. The Op
t'ornique ?rill be represented by Ml
(luirandon and Mareueriv H
1 -.'.ill (five her French i
' tationa, and Melvill? ?-Bills a II p
the piano. Other? ??ill be And
Mary, Parquoa, Leo l'oth:?-r. si
.1 Ii trer-s end Mile C.errick. 1
"Maraeillaiee" arlll be ?ung by a pre
inont operri star, yet to he annoutic
.Iule', .lu u eran.!, th? FtOI tl '
sndor, will be present
ANNA HELD IN SERIOUS MOI
Teat of !V??rk In l'rench llosplt,
Bring? Change.
Anna Held hss been through tV
War snd Anna muy ?eem an impr
libia combination, but over In Fran
ths tot have been working ??de
sido since August a year ago. N?
Mi?^ Held is back In a pear, fui SO I
try, but her expent bcob have left tin
mark on her. Eighteen months ag
when lh? ?alieil for Europe, ?he Wl
the gay an?! irresponsible cornedienn
tu-.lay, although ths sam? spirit
comedy lurk* jusl beneath the s urine
? evidence thi
Anna U< Id hai *???? athei ha
. ? '. dis
? ?? ? ?.-mu? Anna reached Ne
Toril on Thutadey on the St. Lee
and plunge?! Immediately into the vu
tex. There have been so manv peop
to lee and so much te do in that tin
that she i- almost Inclined to weisen
a return to the battle llae, hoping thi
thote nha (-?m ?'.mi eompetitii?? sots
But in h?T apartment at the Hotel S?
vey, while Ting tl? Toutelles (who
a iuz/> llttl? dog) lolled at her fee
ih? found a feiv momenta to talk aboi
!ier?elf and the war.
"f I could hardly belie\-e niv eye
hen i got back here." Simultaneous!
i eycp? rolled 'u-t us they u?e
to in that cnn't-maketi
? .-.?.- " \ vkele ? '. ?' ???? met an I pe<
p'e going about their business jus* i
the usual way! And then at, night
th? lights on Broadway and every
where, II seemed m though I w
the t'.rst time. ! font,
ird weth to keep from crying 'Pu
' th? lights! The Zeppelins ?srfll ge
Zoppolin Is one word outside he
own language t'r at Misi Hold ?"an pro
nouneo perfectly, h begins a I
and it la aflss Held'? Par?ala
tendency to begin all WOfdl With " - "
"i?!i. ?. hut 1 have MOB ?mil the 1
I hk ? rough In those month
in France! This I? the Brsl I *
the beg lining af the war thir I Iiem
been away from there Hospitals ful
of mutilsted men t-.vo thousand in I
bu 1 ng, porhapa, a-.d : at on? wl oil
one Bmong them! <>h, it I? terrible!
I do no? care how gii-a' th.v tell >oi
are the suffering and mikMt) over then
? ? ? are rreatot thai that
"I would like ?o much in do BOOM
ng fei .ntry ??hile I am ovei
My I S 1 BUbetg S*. Honor?
! i.m air. ? t.o, not a? a ho?
pital; merely ai a pla?a vihere women
i-omr to f:ni<e things for the ?oldier?.
1 bai?- kept mi took 'h^re t.. feed them,
and I pej each of tt?. g for
their 44i.ik H .' il II M little! When
! think of th? rooms fall of blied mea,
for ? for whom I used to ?ing
?a I realize .low
Bothing can
be done no'hlng'
"But in one 4? ay It ? gn.. \ to ????
tho?e thing?, don't you ''?.ink? If they
must be, one i? fortunate to live
igh them and ?viteoos them. f.?r it
r- one appr.i-iHte and enjoy lite
a hen It i< ?II ? ?
\- I thi future. Well, for the pres
. ? ? : | to her arri?
val at ?he S | ? MiSS Meld, the
lobby had he.-:? Sim) " red tip
with ' i ?-n. each trying
. of money
thsn ' Bo, Anally, ?he
meet avieb,
will ?ee her In Lo. An
, ? ? ra| pi, ture
1ft, toll*! Per?
i. etui ' i, i"-i hap. ? ..".?:.
\n?! pe,r
1 ret urn to 1 I k..ep
in condition dodging Zeppelin bombi. |
(Left) S? huniann-1 leink. to appear in song recital at Carnegie 1 lall.
Marguerite Beriza, who will sing at Aeolian Hall.
CALENDAR FOR THE CURRENT WEEK. I
SUNDAY Cataeg.? Hall, ?"? p. m., eeaesrt by "?-ne. Melba; Aeolian Hall,
.'. p. m., concert by the Symphony Socic-y and Percy lirainger; Hotel
. 'i p. m., eoaeetl by Onler of Rosttadassas; Standard Theatre,
??::!'? p m., conrer* by Mew Fork Orehsstral Society.
MUST??' Aatoliaa Hal . * p. m.. song recita! by Marian Very!: Btli p. m.,
tal of chaml.ei mui ? b) Mr. an?! Mr?. David Manne; Cataegi? Hall
- i- m, eoncert f? th? benefit of 'he Italian ?ar sufforors, V*i dl
"Requiem"; I. tan Clubhouse, explanatory talk on Symphony
Society programme? bj Walter Damrooeh; Manhattan "pera l!
p. m.( Boston <>i re Company, Italian opera, "Otello," and ballet.
TI'KSDAV Cernegit Hi ? p. m., leag recital by Mme. Beham?aa-Heiaki
Aeolian Hall, ?' iforta recital by (tabrilowittch; Manhattan
Opera Hell t, I Itl an by the Boston Opera I ompany.
"Madama Butt 'and ballet.
WKHNLSDAY keolien Hall,9 p, m., violin recite! by Arkady Beuratii ; Mea
hattan Opera II?, i-?. :.' p m., Pavlova and the Baliet Russe; m p. m.,
opera in Italisn by : i Bi itofl Opeta I ompany, "Tosca."
THURSDAY Catnegi? Hall, 8:16 p. m., concert by the Hoston Symphony
Orchestra; Aeolian Hall, '? i BL, long recital by Manna Van Dtesser;
Manhattan Open. House, 1 p. m., open, bj ?he Boston Opera ''ompany,
"Cannon," and ballet; Academy of Music, Brooklyn, lecture bj R I.
ileiiilei-.il mi 'I.' programma of the Boston Orchestra.
LRU ?AY Aeolian Hall, '?'? p. m., concert by the New York Symphony Or?
eheetra ami Prieda Hempel; 8:15 p. m., concert by Qeaia d'Agaii
Mr.rgueri'e Bei th the Ruaeian Symphony Oreheetra; Hotel Ri!t
more, 11 a. in .-..!; Mauh.ittan Opera HOUBO, I p. m.,
?.pera in Italian bj the Boston ?ipiTa Compeny, "L'Amorc ?l?*i tre Be";
Academy of M a n, eeneetl bj th? Boston Bymphonj Otchc tre;
- trneg ?? - I Hall, B:li p. ?a., long recital by Mr. Phadig
Agon.
SATURDAY Caraei i Hall, t p. m., roncen of the Bo?t??n Symphony Or
eheatta; keellan Hell, S p. m., ?on?, recite] by Clara Gabrilowli eh; 8:It
. m., -??ng recita by Arthur Hirschmann; Horace Mann Auditorium,
Colombia Univetsity, 1:16 p. m., eoneetl bj 'he New Yoth Vocal Quartet;
ii Open House, ? p. ? . opeta in Italian by the Boston open?
Company, "Pagliaeei" #aad "Coppelie"; i i? n.., "Maderas Bu" ?!>,"
and I' tl
THE BURLESQUE WHEEL
"Signing Wieners" the kltrartiea .?t
? iilunibiu.
The '? ? h' the ? o
lumbiu T- SBtrS this ?T? ... will fill a
lone; fi |1 sraBl bf satiritiBg the ever
Barreal o? ei u m of pati rs m
tlie theatre. Vsadevill? sets that em?
ploy th? 'tag to ?tir the audieaea 'o
? .11 be the I butts
Soortiaaj '*'?
\ : ? - \i e
I. . ? 1. 1 ? ? . i. 1
Kuth I ... d, Dai?? . Anna
K. lisch ai. 1 Billy Eva I the um
il in?
terlard ti. ? perforai.
I he Tarin lie Theatre will h?\e th?
Lady Bata r of bur
!"-q.ie at: : ' com
sra Wi i 1 I ? ?
1 loud, Cecil i ? on ?, Hui
Mai ?
I sad Grace D
I lift??
? . 1
'
latid." pr?s? I tas, "A
Il in a
Marra; ' ? IB
?
Music Lea^ie ; ?- geril -
itrical
Masaa, .-?t ?
hav?
been M u .. Lernt
America va I
playheai * f recita
tor sil of 1 ?'
tgemeat, as w? -.-?..? ? hum
.-.il sad a ' kbbI aaal - 1 ?-- boahad
thraagl tl
Aateag ths ar- ?- ?rht will appear,
are Bob? I ?' m? ? un.l
k- 1. . rleste I I Irets
Tori.ad?e. E ???? 1 nden, Winifred
Lamb. Alfred Urna. ?-aha'ore de Stef
ano. Helen Faith R? .?ers. Hazel Cal?
ilas, Sara Garouritach, Svlvta Black
Horn Ha Vera, ?"oxtoa-Pergasea, I
?leorce Halrinn. Margal ?Tl "..Wei.
lid-is Dunha emian it as,
\ ? ? rt g Quartet
An- SI ea uiil be
fiv.? ??ctuiet b> Walter Damroich, three
r instruction re? t? It bi Paal R? i
? ,\?r lecture? ??? Ml Geori i ..
additioi . plan are bw
mpleted for arle of after?
oi Preach op? i a eomis i?
Young Men's Symphony
rhs Young Men's Bynphoay Oi
? i .t. of New Toi k. snnoH ? four?
teal i lader ths direct loa of
Arnold Volpe. The OCiOtj irai founded
tats Alfred Lincoln Seliguaaa,
arpeas of l ? ouflg
te read and
beeom? seeaaiat? tl th? rlesslet of
orchestral repertoire, sad loara oas oi
tars thoroagfl ? ii tud; ing for the
two concert? presented e ???a
i bob. A? his death, Mr, Seligasaa pro
I? d a partial SBtSOWaaent for the so
? ety, sad te 'his ii idded th? tt?'i.
?up;iort of ths >? -.r.! of directors,
ludet lueh familiar names as
S. Mai el Prevs t, Fraai X Area?,
' ? rie E Buahnell, Rub n ?ioldmark.
Harry Raws BbeUey and Jaaarpb L
man.
Ilehearsals will be held on Soaday
ng?, beginning October 17. *.ll
applicants for admission to the orehes
hoald pressai themselves for .n
rolmeat and examina? o? :.t Terrees
Garden, IK Basl Fifty-eighth Street,
on Si'idnv mornings, Oetobei 1 ??? *\ IB,
L0:M to it
-?
ZI'RO OPERA COMPANY.
Louis Zuro an'oiin.-. - that he I.as
- te i 'he r?iir.l srrsr.geinents for
grand opera ?eason at the Thalia
rhestre. Among the arti?*? SB|
SfS Mis? Leda Krrera, an Italiai
timtic soprano, who will make her
debut in "Aida" on Sat urda.;. ??
\o\ember 'i; Miss Auid. a
.. well kn.-wn in Italy; Miss,
: Ssntlsy, nazi ins of (
Gardea and the Centurj npers
I'i'iiipiii.v; G ' i Rua
?lan iiiami'ic teaor, ,--? oi
leave of ??r. -, ; I roonded
during the liega of Prxenyal, who will
make his atabal in "Aida"; Laigl Bb
molli, another dramatic tenor, making
Inn debut in "Carmen," and Igaacio
I?el Castilla, of th? Bast Com
Baa]. BB? of tl a >-,>i duel ? ?? I
BOB Bill begin on Friday with "?ar?
men." I
Melba and Schumann-Hcink
in Week's Concert Features
ProKr.atnmc.s of the? Principal Vocal and Orchestral En?
tertainments Which Await ?Music Lovers?
Symphony Offerings.
Melba haa n.ad- s number of,
rtanl ehango? in th? programme
?ii-rt m Caraegia H?ll ?h.?
:.. .1 o'elO? -? 1 re revised
follewa:
?a . ?. llaiW
?
. -, - , :?? ?I.?-.,? ?
4|- I'a-aT
.?a- -r.a -.y.sa et te/. 7
... ? Ir. M?"! ?stT?
1? . a
I?sinn-.?T.-'.| ar.?i
? ? ? 4 .- i a .?.? I.
Mr I'- ? ?
? ? '- ? r tea," anil "adle
B . am? r .-? 1
m ? nstm.
- .
?. ... .Befe ?
. ? r?.
it-* mi ?rr riu . toposltu
Mis. iu-nsa>n.
. . ! <?
? ?mit .. . ?? -a
.. H .
8
. l>oii?*a?al)o ,
H i . -r
Ms -a I. I . A-"'
4| a |) ,
A feature of the concert 'o be given
... aider t>: \'ost radam-j? in the
? .ni of th? Hotel Astor this after
BOOH will be the tust performance pi p
now oral long, "Soldatenlied, lP16,"eea
? 1 .- Langatteth to a poem by
a peei wke ha? fallen on .
?he battlefield in the *-vHr. otto Goritx,
irytone of the Metropolitan.
-, aOCOmpenlod by four '.run.
n?.ne?.
Margaret? ober will ling ?Vaguer*?
"Trtumo," Wolfe "Heimat"; Johanne?'
ich, Sttauas's "Hamllche Autfoni- .
lung" an?! Hildach'.? "Der Len7";
Hart? M Ott fold, a nuir.'ner of Bavarian ?
longs; Cerl Braun, Schumann's "Weh.
loch sfetrunlcen"; Robert Leon
von Fielttz ?onu; C?rl
Schlegel, Mux H.lnrich'e "Velhaliod"
and ? ni.'? "An mein Weib"; Rosina
i? Dyek, a serenade by De Lange and
Brahma'i "Meine Liebe iit Gr?n," and
\|"?srs. Semba-h, Arndt. GeritS and
Braun 4vill join in singing a group of
Gotman folksong.?. There Will be many
additional numbers on the pro?rumme,
ins the otferlngs of Cari Fried
berg, Willem VYil'.eke, K?i\vard Rechlin,
Johanna Gadski, Frieda Hempel and
other noted singen.
The proceed.? 7'roni the concert ??-ill
be given to the Uin?l for the relief of
the widows ami orphans of (ierman.
Austrian and Hungarian soldiers who
have fallen in ?he Kuropean war.
The New Tetk Orchestral Society.
Max Jacobs, conductor, assisteil hy
Verlet, ?oirano, will ?ive the
following programme at the Standard
Theatre tin? evening:
.MB" .V-aW
I ? r.nLlied"... . .Sch-i- -r.
i n a l I ?? ' '
Btl ??? ' '*
. i i,i?i" . '?
- ?:.{ I mm 'Kaust" a. ?
T?'l,.ik..?s?y
Ihe Chausson concerto, which will be
featured by David and Clara Mannes at
their second sonata recital for the vio?
lin and piano at Aeolian Hall to-mor
roiv night. November 1, wa. introduced
to New York last season by the Mali?
nese?. The ?Saslavsky String Quarte?
wUI assist in the Chausson concerto.
The complete programme i? a? follow?:
Bnata In Ii minor. Op 121.8?*hijmar.n
Bonat? la ?I major. Up. BO, No. 8.JJaethi.T.n
?' ? ?? ??? to I> mtttt, <ip 21. for ?lolln. pis? o
and I'rln. .}ii.nat . I hat.saon
Arkaily Bourstln, viollniit, will give
hie second New York recital at Aeolian
Lall on Wednesday afternoon. Th?
programme follow?:
s MM la U ma.'OT . Brahma
A.ls.lo sn I Fu.ue la O miner Bach
li minar. Bruch
M :..i-.. . Rameau t. ?
m. .'-/ai Uiocoio.Albert SpaMln.
? 11 a.Wsp;?r '.'
... .a- l'a a . ?VU II
Msiuiek . ht i.
The concert for the benefit ef the
Italian war sufferer's, in which Verdi's
Requiem Mass will be sunjr., takes place
in Carnegie Hall to-morrow evening.
Tiie programme is as follows:
FART I
(i.aitura So>nr?i'.a. lilt .1.<-hsl>n<aaiiv
Villon, ?snealsiis . Br>?rl
Philip I'.' -I'
r.-'Cfsasfrs. Aria p0 ll.i?-o ,., Vairit
?jloistial Mar-.ln.
? le In O mlr.j-, Andante e ?Uair? Mas Brich
Mil. I.U.T..?- ?Visit?.
K...1.. sttfe Timlin obhll?at?. . . Massera?
Ml,. Ala!? HUH an.1l Uli. iA??11la Collait?
. ? . . , 44-arrlor . .Hnrlalfh
I.U'. Il'ltt?.
.a AU.anael , 1 v.a'i.v Ma.sK.rt
I'l.l.l;. It?, 'ixajl
I l.om?-?-'tt alia ' I'rtina ?'es Ills" *.?p~l!
'I.- UK H""s, Martin an.l Lucille ?'I ?
PAKT 11
\eriil? K?<vj'.?m ?lu. Tl;? .lionise, flora I ? Me
in ' ?.? a I . ? '.??.'.'!?'..'.
I ? i> m . ? . Mia? ? an.iji. ?ole. so
Mr? Julia k-itiler. .oniralto. ?lloTsonl
Mai'lpp.-lil. Ml r a: i 1' l?. M A. ?u..l?au.
. . v
Mine. Krnestine Schumann-Heink will
give ? song recital in Carnegie Hall on
lay afternoon. This will be her
programme;
A-mi;. Alii Meseta
. ? K .1. 44oi.'.n ?trl llsr W.r. ..rer
?
?
-a .m Isrb.rM Mln i
?.???a N's'l.' ?nd Ki r?t ills K?-<?
.. . I'a.i'
u lanll? .1
v lie MoaTOU a Baa. . * I
?. ? ?' I Ira'iia .lun-ti .11? OStntr.. . . a
SI ?tu
>lnai . Mai Hpj r
? DamM l.rr*'-..'. B II
.Inn.. H Boom
traak i., i ,.
a?
? M ' m.a. ? H-lrs. ?rllh an OLbit.ato at
r.. .. i '. ,:.ani IW'I
I ? a I A ??.aJmer.
The first of Ossip Gsbrilowitaeh's ser.
ies of six historical recitals will be ??-?ven
in Aeolian Hall on Tuesday afternoon
1 I?. Russian pianist will devote hi?
initial programme to clavier composers
of th? th, seventeenth and eifrh
inturies, smbracing the Bag?
.. Italian, North Cern?an un.I
Vionnoa? ichoela The socond pro
gramma will be devote?! to works of
Bcethevea, the third to the Romantic
mpoBOra, the fourth to Chopin, the
-.''th t?, Hrahnis ?nd Liszt and the sixth
to a Ioiik list of modern eejmpoSOtl
? rogramms for Tuesday i? a? fol
I . a ? A mlior .c?rr.po??1 for ?>-. Rsrl nt
B.r^a
M th. I lit. In (J ni.?ir 1 .
la-, 4| -. (insur. iTh? llsr??.-??? ?
? .80? I
i. !??? irtl . .
1 .-..., .? ? i
?'..??> A na Sr.ri.ttl
I' . ? a I ' H'l?. R ?*?t miP.of
4 .' I V .
?? ? ud KafU - .n. a
.. a. J 'r.>Tn f.flh Kl?!'tal,
' a ? Mr. niatla ?'a aai
J f. Ba-h
' . ? I... Harmonious B's.-k?m;-li' i
??a - I ?Jan., ] ri ,a-..r lia 1.
H mi', t . I' K Ha r.
Mona ?? N i E nil-.or !!?..;;
?s-ls'lotiv r mamr, and Msrrla alia Tiirrs
at, Mai. f.i 41 i?a
Son.;? in Cerman, French and Kni*
?.'.1 he ?ung by Marcia van DaTOI
it her r.ii'al tn Aeoii4ii Hall.
rhursdaj aftornooa, instead of evea?
?? originelly scheduled. The so?
prano, who thi? season become? a mem
bet "f tlie ?hicago Opera Company,
Will be a.?i?'?'.| b> Kurt Schindler at
the piano. The programme follows!
4 i 8,. . .. ... h n.ght. r. am
v 1 ? ni .-t? at. er
i I... I ? .r . I'
i * ? : i fraochi l
44, ..
.. ?\lll ..murr oM 1'ira-n.
I . - ? I. l'hau.a.,i
1'- l-a: I i .
I *' ?' I .- ? ,
* . a S 4
n- ?:. a ? tmrssmma Hot* n ?
VMsui 1 I - i . ir,,n n H Halar?
Al-. ' . lav \4
Uva Ian I ? II. ..-pit h .?? s. ? ? t ..
. .
Bird nt tha Wlll.r-as. K ?i . .
There ?re several novelt.e? ?m the
Iprogramme which Arthur Ilerichmani?.
, barytone, will offer at hii ?ong recital
I in Aeolian Hall on Saturday evening.
Aneng them are "O Sole!:'" by MVjries
?'e-?e; "Am I fer." by Yon Blatlaa, end
?-.-'." by Waiter Rool ( * ? ?
Ri? is d i?:? if-.? j. r. I at del ?t the
The pr.ii'rimrn. fs SWS1
... ? . ?!i .????.
.....
?
Ir- i:-- i l'l ? llJlA
i ?t lit <k lyn? ? .
? . i ? > I . U-.?? ' "r|ss H .s
le- ?. ? J.-. I-.rTS. O?.- .
Mi -* ? i-ai
L i-'.- tutu >?? i
*ep If , .
I> R?'-. '. I? 11 .|- W - '
?
l?. . I'
I V. . .- H ..
ii- I.??. : i ? i r t . -1.
?.!?? Mi the S.? . K H'l.'.'l a- - - ?
O Ibais ? a
H M ? /?I? L/SSI ?'> ?
?lar? CNnient Gabrtlowltsch will ?'??
vote herself exclus.vely to songs bv
:. composers at her roeil >
Aeolian Hall on Saturdav after
though ths teats trill bs la Qetataa
rhsrt will h? two sotes
0 ip Gabrilosritaeh, he srlll pi?''
the contralto's Beeonpaniiaents, ? I
groups of aoagt by Rubinstein, Tsrhai
. ?... ka, Beted BO, Karhmani
t.off sad ?Areasky. 1 llewfag la the
programme:
?- I ! 1' a? S?H, J! U W'.r.
Ira with You ...... OllnS?
1 - <?? q -, si : H*e.p of > s ; s?, te
Herwtlns)
? - '. - . a ??? ?.- i li't '' '? ?
? I . ? UrttAr?
i'.- r>..- ? isa. ????, ??.'.. * i?j
mil i. BUB? 1st rs.i-i. I iittB
!'? '. . ? Ora ttS? It/aa-- ., ;
?? Soa| \V|st*Dl1ed ?? t '.vt,*?.:.?r ;..?
IISWTI T?-'.l?r??l*?
its Mi ? 4 ?'. r ir-li of - ,
H*?-Lit; lr.se
?'s i-.'l Nil,, f.m i...-?' .- . OttTl ce>ttxh
- Kf ;? sp. tfl 1 !."? s r?ah'i Por.?
Irsr.s?v
The opening of the Btltmore Friday
morning musicals will be given In the
i;rand bsllrooni of the Hotel B?tmore
on Friday morning. Th? programme 1?
us follow?:
Lirait? .,, . Um?
Mr.s Rtrvaai
.?Sri? ?- Is ,.... P?f:KV
Htiii'utr?, Tint s:.l Wen. st.l Pf?iMlit D*onucr
eel ?Ittrr.btr?
? Mr Hiafuss-ir.
I- ? jr.. fr ra "PtaUssat' LsaeesTtJIa
Mr KaKXt!
? ?Ur TTtu .BuMr.stttn
' ?'. . t . . I'-rtu?
T? j r,??? our-.H
ut*, ha?. I .sai. tha tsrte. sw?: <?*?? TV ?. ?
t?a. h?,, ..
I'rr'?:ts.-...a?s sr.l I." Itltat ' ? ' ?? Tnttl
U| Scott!
r-sl a\. *.-. t * %". tr'.r.m Ravt?J8ir.!".r>S
lit? ?. Hi; i| ..s ... ?J??.' ?-1 a
rlttltraMn .??jsi Stfauia ?)?si?e?i<r
Mr H.ymarc
Dust rrastn Doc ??ImsUiU-' . . .Met??
Mm. Rtw?,ll tr..l M: S*nul
A fourth tories of "Salon Musical??"
will be begun on Friday ?venlng at
?'arnegie ( hamb?r Mails Hall tinder
the direction of the MtBrtt Per. MB
Bureau. lie. BfSSSatlng t.. the New
York public. Miss Phadrig Ago'n, dra
matlc soprano. Mi?ts Ago'i. Brill be ?een
.in costume, performing dramatic mo?
ments from various operas.
Marguerite Bertis and (le:, a d'Ags
1 rioff will giv# a concert at Aeolian
' Hall on Friday evening, tvtth the as?
sistance of the Russian Svmpho'i
chestra. Mme. Bert'a will be heard
I In an air from "L'Knfant Prodige*," by
1 I'cbtis?;,-, and "Fantochss." bv tue ?an.e
composer; "Chansonette." bv H
Morse Hummel; "Magdalen at Mich?
ael's Gate," by Li'? Lehman; "I r,
orgsr.e'to ?nona per la via," by .'"ibilla;
I two Bohemian songs by Dvorak, ?ng
. two seventeenth century French son,:?,
"Air <.ai" and "Air S?rieux" Mr.
d'Aganoff will ung the ft..si Staate frets
"Boris (?odounow" and, with Mme.
Bertza. the due* from "entrene Ouf
g?B.M These two excern s from the
opera? of Moussorgsky ani T?chalkow
sky will be sung in costume. The or
diestra! numbers which the Russian
Symphony Orchestra trill play, nedtr
the direction of Modes* Altschuler.
II bs the Harvesters' Song from
"Prince Igor," by Botodme; ,; a I'.dian
, Song from "Sadko," by K:msky-Kor
sakotT. which haa been adapted for
orchsstia bv Mr. Altschuler, and "Ar
nenian Rhapsodie," by Ippolitoff
ItbbobT.
These ar? the programmes for Bam?
uel A. Baldwin's free organ recitals at
the ?'it;. ? < i'.i ???* thlB week:
si BOAT, OiTiiBF.R H AT 4 O'i'I/V K
BSSMsSM
T I I'US.'li. .1 Tl.? Ar.iw.r S? ?ten*-"ll.t
i- ft ?n 1 F ?ft? Is 1? mijor Hs-li
A i i, tad ? i-' tUntu*
. i its I I> . : ? i ' to? lu .?tir
mm I-, .rs.
? OBsjsjb" \\. a,
a i IM stillT NcivKusra i it < o-.xoca
' ?*.-n.'s Bs 1 in F BBBM BaattrssaSSSSBB
I's Op |, Nu 3 Swat >sn
tad rasa* In B minor. . Bs h
V ii's-loi. ? tlunr
)? tit bi A '?'? VM'sr
? 1 . !U ? a
TSaWaSt ."I rtBtSBSM l'l A ??*? ? s
SVMPHONY SOCIETY.
I'ne Bynphoay Society of Sew York,
Walter Hauirnsch, conductor, will pre
Kent an all Tscl;alkow?ky programme
this afternoon at Aeolian Hall, wtth
Percy (Iramger, the Auatralian com
psasr-piaaist, as the ?oloist. On hi?
first appearance in New York this tea
son Mr. Graiagor will pla\ T?chnikow
-k\'s B flat minor concerto, wi'h or
? hestra. The complet? programme te
?.s follow?:
Ms- 'r??t "
i m Ritsa 0'itr???. r>a II
- . .. o ?.-I. ?ssSBSSai In B Bau ?atusar
On Friday and Sunday afternoons,
Novenber 5 and 7, Mi?s Frieda Hempel,
tiie -otiratio of the Metropolitan Opera
Conpaay, will make her first appear?
ance of the season at Aeolian Hall.
The complete programme Is as follows!
Osaastrtft .e^r'si ' ... iVehtm
Air trmn Ids IJit/tlhisir.?.-" -itt?r*.n s te
a -a. ? Mnstrl
Mlis Heir.t?.:
. !, Apr*, -ii II Fs .rs - : - ...
. i ? .? Ws ? -
ci.e it.-kj[irm a us iitr.uiw
Bits Mwi:.
Walter Hamrosch, conductor of ?lie
Symphony Society of New York, wll
gfvs in? tii t "Kxplanatory Talk" at th?.
piano to the members of the Music
Lovers' I'lub on Monday aft?rr.oon a'
' asnopotitaa ?'lub, lUn Fast lor
tteth Street. Mr. Hamrosch w,ll tax.
i.p the leite, "?n a Perambulator. ' b.
.lohn Aldea l'srpenter. which compos,
tion appears on the Symph.
programme for I'ruiay and Su'iday. \>.
VOBBber ."i and 7, In the same I?
Mr. Hamr?i?ch will also discos? the
?ymphony. "Komeo snd Juliet." b. Ber
lioz.
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
I he t.rs' pair of concerts by the !?
ton Symphony ?Irchestra will be ?>?
m Carascis ?lall next Thursday tvea
ing and Saturday afte-noon. There m
no ?oloist at either of th? concert?.
The programme for Thursday ?\en
ing is as follows:
? Osa?sW> m i : ,r Hex | JBjaBBB
\' ' ; ...
I1 ?r ? r . ,"< s'Jsc ?: .4?
t? .-si
The pragiaaSBSS for Saturday after?
noon is a^ follows:
s - 4 .i a- t N . IIm..^^,
Ms M.r? ,'?i.. Clin tie.-* Enfantins? Ni?st
*f I . M I. iVrstvst - L?aFt?
i ?? Us rstJa i^i Uaal
Another Theatre for Mots
l i e tieav fj | ?,|0|ls theatre, now ga>
ii.g up in the Bay P.iilge section of
Brooklyn. I tSasMltad to open about
Peeember t. The bouse, whrh will ha
? known as The Park, ?rill have a sSanV
; tug capacity oi '.'.?VHl. and wll be th?
-ixth ??renter New- Yor> ?b^atre to
1 come under the Mass control Popular
xaudsvill? and a featur? atetare will be
th? policy.

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