Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1924, Page 30

MODERNIST MUSIC HELD ‘HALF-COOKED' Chaliapin Regrets Failure of New Composers to At- tend to Details. Feodor Chaliapin, one of the great- estsingers of today E st three his program at afternoon. They from Glinka's numht rs on for the Czar chieftain ponse to a Ir. Chaliapin will in- aria from “Boris Godounov Although the famous singer is in- variably advertised as ‘“the gi Russian basso.” he does not like this imited de am not just a Russian s . via his in- terprete Kournakoff., “T am co singer of th whole world Status of Bass. gestures of amusement ed the receipt of this trans tion and, leaning earnestly fy his twinkii beneath bushy brows, the singer laid his big hand on and my eep qual- me. to vsually is st play villain like fo the rican audien in other | s my own,” Américans = New Roles. the Metropolitan sin will sing two roles th is countryT He will t * during Opera and probably w for him in apin has very decided and views on the works of ra-modernists among _com- “Art is infinite,” said Chalia- The old and the new each thing that is The modernists however (meaning pin schonl in the kitchen the public however, the st half-baked wdy for pub- on. A “beautiful mu great but modest.’ 18 not modest 10t e nust be Anecdote of Moussorsshi. he went with shak- ing hand. d trembling legs and had them listen to hix music and tell him U they tho £00d; when ¥ e pl music for the public. but the people often did not understand and the critics were harsh. they do not hardly over befo! the public MACINA 1009 E St. N.W._ Second Floor ITALIAN Dinner. $1.00—Lunch, 50c A native Italian chef prepares our food. Reserved Tal Franklin 558 things before Think of Us If You Have Eye Troubles Conxult_Our Optometrist M A. LEESE °rmeAt co. 614 9th St. ch GARDEN T HOUSE, INC. 1014 Vermont Ave. N.W. JOHN B. COCHRAN, President 3% On Your Savings FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK Pa. Ave. at 10th St. N.W. BRANCH 1111 Connecticut Avenue Every Modern Banking Service mercial Husiness and Savings Accounts y solicited and speciall . Monthly Viatements rendered. Liberty Bonds Bought—High-C| Tax-Exempt Securities for Sal RESOURCES OVE“. $4,000,000 Bank Opens M.—Closes 3 P.M. Slturdu Closes ll—l Days 5 n Saturdsy Ev.n‘m 5:30-8. 1925 Vluhon Club Now Opes g S 3 Under u)d‘rvhh- - modernists, | 1a crime, [buy a | forsake Out of Season. SR s | The Autumn days are growing | raw, the North wind has a nip and sting, and still I wear my ancient straw, the old straw hat [ bought last Spring. The sun has made it rusty red, the rains have stained it | through and through, but it feels i comfy on my head, as no new mod- {ern hat could do. But everywhere and all the time men taunt me as [ carry on; they say a straw hat is when mid-September days are gone. At morning, when I leave the flat, my aunts surround me and implore that I will buy a decent hat at some smooth haberdasher’s store. And jesters on the public street at- tack my hat with cager paws, they look around them for applause. There is a stern, unwritten law that holds all mankind in its thrall; vond a day in carly Fall. And 1 might like my rabbit friends the path of least resistance take, and join the catiff soul who wends to cap or wide-awake. Like Hampden, with a dauntless breast 1 dare this fool unwritten law; men can’t by violence or jest make me my trusty straw. It has been slugged by ribald men, it has been trampled in the loam; and still I pick it up again, and fondly place it on my dome. I do not care an old dead cat what others do, what | others did; T am the master of my | hat, I am the captain of my lid. (Copyright.) WALT MASON. | work ! Just say the word and we will | supply Blank| { L ® Books. reat poet said that | 'DR. MORLEY TO TELL OF OLD MAYA CITY Scientist Will Give Lecture, Open Public, Chichen Itza Ruins. to on o greatest aborigin on the American continent, will deliver an illustrated the asse room of the 1z, 16th and P Dr. Morl | deseribe the inst in the an- eat, bril- ach subject from pic- he lecture be open to the of any Dr. Morle administration | rehelogic .1 a of few ye except that of -ankh-Amen’s tomb, has created such widespread interest, both among nd the public at large, at Chichen Itza. The covery scientists rament o xic 4 in the Carne shingion s July, of privilege of ogical Institution ured the 1 arche study at the city for | beginning January 1, 1924, and in t an expedition was sent fro hington to Yucatan to begin th in charge of Dr. Morley !E. Morrison Paper Co. | kick it_roundly with their feet, and | no | gent shall wear a hat of straw be- | | | to California You Will kind. | the | \ or @ i W the gov- | I I i a period of 10 years, | THE EVENING DEMOCRATS PLAN RALLIES Democratic rallies will be=held to- night and on Wednesday and Friday evenings of this week at the resi- dence of Mrs. F. B. Moran, 2315 Mas- sachusetts avenue, umder the aus- pices of the McDonald-Washington- Blackburn Democratic Club, of which Mrs. Moran is president. Open house will be observed at all three of these meetings and members of all Democratic clubs and other emocrats interested are invited. The hour is 8:30 o'clock. Tonight “The Principles of Democ- racy” will be discus: by Glenn Willett, former A tant United States attorney under Woodrow Wil- son. Mr. Willett is an eloquent speaker and will treat the subject from some new angles. Mme. Henriette Coquelet, one of Washington's most charming singers, will give a_group of songs, including from “Madame But- cil The Maids of ‘Norweglan Echo Song, “Daddy's Sweetheart.” Her accompanist will be Margaret Bowie Grant. If You Are Thinking of Going Want This ok. The Chicago & North Western road has just published a new edition of their booklet, “Forty Ways and More to California and the North Coast.” It is not a picture book, but it is chockful of interesting informa- tion about routes, reduced fares, and shows with the aid of outline maps the territory you can cover. A copy may be had free of charge by writing ©. Small, Gen. Agent, C. & N. W. 214 Pennsylvania Bldg., : I hila- phia, Pa ement. 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