Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1923, Page 13

URGES LIONS TO GIVE AID IN SHRINE PREPARATIONS Carter Keene Declares 400,000 Visitors Will Be Here in June. rever equalled AMUSEMENTS Motet Choral Society. The benefit concert of the Motet Choral Society, Otto Torney Simon, tinental Hall was a distinct achleve- ment. Few indeed are the choruses able to infuse their music with such spiritual purity of tone, such delicate interpretation. such nuance. With a program of shorter composi- purposely chosen to serve the ideals of the chorus, there was a ful- 1t of the announced promise to chool of subjective olving through defi- ce adjustments 1o ed phrase and to the re- and beautiful element of more rugged Predicting I Wednes -d by Lion 100,000 visit chorus eminently succeeded. There was, however, no lack of robust volume, when in Moussorgsky oshua, : times rose. to almost majestic heights Two motets opened the program, Vittoria’s “O Magnum Mysterium,” to which was imparted a reverenti Bencdictus qui veni ades of expression re- who in- : , Birdie, oo Magic Hath of music; (words by Shelley), delightful; “To the Even- (for female voices), dainty, and by contrast, the oddity, " full of fire and strange hat Bringest Home the Bee,” Colerldge Taylor, further con- “|firmed the impression that the chorus i a group of people who sing, but a number of sep- lded into a e and it wanted to PRESIDENT OF ANTIOCH | EXPLAINS COLLEGE PLAN|; l inder, his best, Indi erini's and Dr. Morgan Sees Institutions Weak i in Excluding Technical or Cultural Training. ayer, at the piano, were ac- corded much appreciation as accom- panists Throughout the | should say itis ! I could tell a cup of Maxwell House blindfolded. What else could lmve SUC}I aroma, such flavor, such uniformity! 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The concert was given for the bene- fit of the Foundlings’ Home and su mer camp for babies, the director, s Joists, singers and officers of the ganization volunteering their serv- ces. POLI'S—Jascha Heifetz's Recital. |* Jascha Heifetz, the young Rus whose ubml\ brilliant .md difficult program before a house filled to capacity with an enthusiastic audience at Poli’s The- ater yesterday afternoon under the management of Mrs. Wil This was a veritable student interested in t vels and in the genero encores. Mr. Heifetz g composi- tions that are particularly delightful - |18 a Russian himse D. €, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, because they are every one. Mr. Heifetz shared honors with Samuel Chotzinoff in the first num- ber. The excellent planist accompa- nied Mr. Heifetz in most of the other numbers on his program. The duet r piano and violin was Brahms' onata in D Minor,” the four move- ents of which were a delight to one who enjoys Brahms' music. The final movement, presto agitato, gave iale that was particulariy fine. d group of short sketches, ixth Sonata” of Bach, was so familiar to Mr. Heifetz without ac- niment and showed his com- plete mastery of tone and technique. The two minuets and the jig were especially lovely two compositions, “Serenade Melanoholique” and “Valse the most pop- because he fetz scemed attitude numbers. to thaw out of his & 1 of blase ‘Indifference n playing these numbers and to really enjoy them himself as much as his audience did. “Saltarella,” by Wieniawsky, and Chopin’s beautiful “Nocturne in ¥ Flat Major” were also given with feeling and color. The final number was th nini-Auer arrangemennt of No. 24 Among the encore num- bers, for which the audlence stayed practically en masse, were Men- dlessohn’s “Spinning e thoven's “T' “La Gitana, Debussy’s at Play,” by Grasse. was given during proper. LEAVES DAUGHTER $10. The will of Mrs. Martha R. 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