The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 11, 1934, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1934 LITTLE SYMPHONY WINS HIGH PRAISE Creditable Performance of Six Orchestral Works Given by Local Musicians ‘The second concert of the Bismarck Little Symphony orchestra, given Monday evening at- Bismarck city auditorium, presages development of an outstanding orchestra group under direction of Clarion E. Larson. ‘There was a large audience, atten- tive and appreciative throughout the concert which included the Beetho- ven “Coriolan Overture,” Wagner's “Vorspeil to Lohengrin,” Mozart’s “Concerto in E Flat Major for Two! Pianos and Orchestra,” Corelli's “Concerto Grosso,” Gounod’s “Fu- neral March of a Marionette,” and the Morris, Shepherds’ and Torch Dances from “Henry VIII.” ‘The professional tone of the entire tio presentation, the improvement and growth in musicianship which was apparent and the adequate rendition of the ambitious program left the audience in a state of elation at the promise which the future holds for the organization. Evening clothes were worn by the entire orchestra personnel, adding to the impressive- ness of the occasion. Prof, Theodore Nickel of Luther college, Decorah, Ia., and Miss Mil- dred I. Hoff, Bismarck high school instructor, the guest artists, played the ‘two solo pianos in the Mozart concerto.. The small orchestra group, which played compositions intended for full symphony, was entirely ade- quate for the accompaniment in this number and kept throughout the re- quired brisk tempo, securing fine tone quality. The Corelli concerto, with. Profes- sor Nickel directing, was the other high point in the program. In the performance with first solo violin by Ralph Truman, second solo violin by Daniel Weston, solo cello by Byron Betterley and Mr. Larson at the piano, all the true classic quality of the work was brought out. The phrasing and tone control were re- markable. Mr. Truman was concert master. Professor Nickel left Tuesday for Decorah to resume his work after giving a number of concerts on the west coast. He is a personal friend and former instructor of Mr. Larson and had been his guest since the ‘Thursday previous to the concert. Styles Will Be Shown At Paramount Theatre A style presentation sponsored by the 8, & L. company store will be given between shows at the Para- mount Theatre Thursday evening, ‘starting promptly at 9 o'clock, accord- ing to announcement made Wednes- day by A. E. Anderson, manager of the ready-to-wear establishment. The clothing to be modeled is being shipped direct from New York and Ust of models has not been complet- ed. It is planned to show costumes for all daytime and evening occasions in the most up-to-the-minute styles. “Good Dame,” starring Frederic March and Sylvia Sidney, one of the best dressed actresses in Hollywood, will be the picture shown. Al Lowrey will play the pipe organ during the modeling. Farmers Union Plans To Publish Newspaper Plans for publishing the “North Dakota Union Farmer,” semi-month- ly, were made here Wednesday at a meeting of the Farmers Union state ‘The newspaper will be published in New Rockford, with the first edition Guirao An editor will ing and organization will be held each morning. Mayor LaGuardia Cuts Gotham Expenditures ‘New York, April 11—(#)—Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia swung into ac- tion Wednesday to make every possi- ble slash in city expenditures under the powers given the city administra- tion by the economy bill, which final- ly became law Tuesday after weeks of compromise and deadlock. Within. half an hour after Gover- nor Herbert H. Lehman signed the bill, the mayor had the board of es- timate in executive session, out of which came two speedily passed reso- lutions, one imposing payless fur- loughs on all city employes except judges and teachers, and the. other providing for a 10 per cent reduction in the budget of county officers. Wheat Advisory Group Inspects Farming Area Rome, April 11.—(#)—The world wheat advisory commission took a day off from its round table labors Wed- nesday to visit the farms of Littoria— the farming area which Italy has re- claimed from marsh lands. The delegates drove to Littoria ac- companied by officials of ministry of agriculture after a short subcommit- tee meeting of eight of its members at which minor changes were suggested in the draft of the minimum export price agreement. See the S. & L. Co. Style Show at the Paramount theatre Thursday night, April 12th, between shows. 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