Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1928, Page 22

22 * DUPONT CITZENS . TONNG POLCY KT , Capt. Gore Vo~ces Criticism Over Objection to Plea of Hotel Owner. The policy of the Associ Dupont Cirele Citizens «reation of ne of | of Mra. Rath. 7 Seventeenth o the pro- sing the | MUSIC PHILHARMONIC. 928 was opened musically in Washington under most auspicious conditions. This initial program of the new year was presented yoster- day ernoon by the Philharmonic New York Orchestr elberg conducting, at tu heater. A large and dis ished audience, headed by Mrs. vin Coclidge, listened throughout the program. This was the first of a s of three subscription concerts | to be given by the orchestra here, and the only one under Mr. Mengelberk, for sseanini will conduct the significant to note the proj m announced this as i concert of the orchestra co its foundng in 1842, The sig- | niticance Jay in the power, beauty and “urences that can only be developed with time and persistence. Mr. Mengelberg took his audience A the magic waves of [ Weber's overture to “Oberon” dashed hizh with beautifully co-ordinated, un- | dula ands of melody. This is 1 popular overture, vet its complete, mosaic never heen brought out more ughly and minytely than ur Mengelberg's direc- tion. Indeed, this was a characteristic .f the Dutch conductor's reading of v number presented. Each slight- | shading was emphasized with ex- {actly the rhythms, tempo and color- {ing that would make the hearer feel r two, It * | they perfection and correctness of the > | comploted pattern the regu- an to per- ols restricted | n(Jn ted 7m1ce INDIANA SEEKS COURT BAN ON KLAN ACTIVITIES | Attorney General Asks Voiding of Order’s Certificate of riine o > officers be ¢ m exercising d pern uthe TAXI INJURES MAN. Carl \lal?n"um» 30, 418 Eleventh nth nlhe! north- Masincupp to | , where he was d shock. H und ™ utomohile condition ed was re- $100 000 GIVEN COLLEGE. 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Minor.” The religious beauties of this composition are soul-satisfy- ine, especially the pizzicato beginning of the second movement and the eli- max, with this motive as it ig brought out most inspiringly, in the third movement. Throughout the program Mr., Men- welberg and his orchestra were unit- edly superb and they provided two and a half hours of exquisite beauty. There are other great orchestras in this country, seems improbable that the Philhar- mon‘c has an equal under Mr. Men- kelberg anywhere In the world, H. F. THE DAVISON GLEE CLUB. John R. Mouroe, conductor of the Glee Club, an amateur choral organization composed of young men who gather with the pri- mary idea of becoming familiar with the very best in such music, led his D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1928. chorus through a program last night at Plerce Hail that reflected the Christmas spirit. Each song pre sented was a real gem of musical writing and the entire program was exce'lently arranged. Assisting the club were, Adolf Torovsky at the organ; D, lascone, flutist, and Cath- reen Carrico, soprano. There {8 no doubt that it is an excellent thing for such a club to study the finest of song literature. Wheth or not it should attempt to present whole programs of it pub- liely in unfinished, student fashion is another matter. The diction and clarity of enunciation of the c'ub in both glish and French were very good As a group it seemed at its best in the Lorraine carol, 0 Miracle de St. Nicols whic also showed Mr. Torovsky, at the organ, and J. J. Blaney at the plano, but after yesterday it = Stops Falling H. Cor. recup;mdmfi and mlp ecze. ma. Money-Back Guarantee, Whyte Fox knocks pimples. Try ie. At Barbers and Druggists Bright Days” Ahead! 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