Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1931, Page 31

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, B, C, K 'RIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1931. Music and Mausicians Reviews and News of Capital's pmgrams. Second Children’s Concert Played by National Symphony PICO! a E. de John Martin, Dance Critic, Gives Interesting Lecture empting orations, y before the tive, authentic Martin concluded 1 of the architect, e in reference to of a Corinthian ble to the dance hide the function- fig leaves.” D. C Mousical Instruments Make Most Acceptable Xmas Gifts Latest Aristocrat Model Saxaphones Trombones Cornets The World Challenged to Produce Their Equal Other Gift Suggestions $95 v x LARGE and appreciative audi- £ “ence attended the comcert given last night at the Arts Club, when Gretchen Hood, soprano, and Malton Boyce, pianist, gave gram, with Gertrude McR; as the accompanist for Miss Hood Mr. Boyce opened the program with a delightful rendering of the Beethoven “Sonata, Opus 27, No. 2" (Moonlight Sonata) Miss Hood followed with the following numbers “Spirate, pur Spirate” and “O Bel .\%md Amato Ben,” by Donaudy “Feden, TO FIGHT FOR RIGHTS Former Senator Informs Spanish War Group Immediate Organi- zation Is Imperative. 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