Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1932, Page 28

B—12 ORDERS NEW TRIAL N ROBBERY CASE Virginta Court of Appeals Re- verses Decision of Fair- fax Bench. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star RICHMOND, Va., January 15.—The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals yes- terday reversed and remanded for a new | trial the case of Stanley Ayres from the Circuit Court of Fairfax Counmty.| Ayres was convicted of robbery and sen- tenced to serve eight years in the peni- | tentiary. It was alleged that he robbed William J. Vaughan of Washington of $10 after | Vaughan had been lured into the coun- | try several miles out from Alexandria by | two young women after being picked up in a car by them The appellate court in reversing the case said that the commonwealth failed | to prove the taking of any property | from Vaughan. The circumstances, it | sdded, are suspicious, but the accused | t be deprived of his liberty on Music and Musicians Reviews and News of Capita]'s programs. Bagpipes Score at Children’s Symphony Concert. THERE were two real thrills at the fourth children’s concert of the National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Hans Kindler yester- day afternoon at Central High School, first, when John Stone il- lustrated the speed of the tuba by laying “When Rhuba Plays the ba Down in Cuba,” to the great amusement of every one present, and | second, when a real Scot in Kkilts and sporran came marching down the aisle and straight onto the stage playing the bagpipes. Mr. Gar- rioch was imported from Rockville especially for this occasion He played three merry tunes with the children nearly falling over the balcony in excitement and the or- chestra and conductor equally fasci- nated. When the music was done Mr. Kindler remarked: “I can't help it, I like it.” And no one would have disagreed with him. The four chief iwatruments among the brasses were ea&h given a chance to play solos to dEplay their range and tone and speed. One tiny girl, with curls and Ber finger in her mouth went ws#dering up to the stage to see thé trumpet. Charles Yukl played the familiar aria from | “samson and Delila” on the trum- of two years ] t he stole an engine from a motor car. The car had been stolen from H B. Pyle, merchant of Belair, Md.. the theft occurring in Baltimore while parked in front of Johns Hopki: Hospital. The car was| later found ab: ned in Fairfax County near a still with the engine gone. The | engine was later found in possession of Hicks. Manchester, England, has suspended for the present its $60,000,000 water- works project Tue Gas pet, Fred Fox, the “Horn Call” from Wagner's “Siegfried, on the mellow French horn; Vincent Sgueo, Weg- ner's “Song of the Evening Star” for trombone and Mr. Stone a snatch on the bass tuba, as well as a bit of jazz. The rich color of a brass en- | semble was beautifully demonstrated by their playing of a Bach “Chorale.” This made at least one member of the audience homesick for that trombone choir of the Bach festivals in Bethlehem. For contrast the strings alone played two numbers from Grieg’s “Peer Gynt Suite.” “Ase's Death” InousTRY In WasningTon ~—and major phases of its operation, will be the subject of a lecture course for students of George Wash- ington University and employes of the Washington Gas Light Company beginning SATURDAY, JANUARY 16 In Corcoran Hall, Room 10, George Washington University, at 2:30 p.m. One executive of the gas company will speak each Saturday at the same hour on his particular branch of the industry. Lectures will be held Jan. 16, 23 and 30, Feb. 6, 13, 20 and 27, and March 5. You are cordially invited to attend. WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1932. spirit and sweeping rhythm. lilting and sensuous rhythm. was full of a long drawn out, haunting sweetness and the half- merry, half-sad patterns of “Anitra’s Dance” were neatly and precisely drawn. Before the last orchestral number every one sang, with some hesitation, over the French on the Pt of thie youngsters, “Au Clair de a Yesterday there was music mented the “Polonaise.” $26.50 3-Piece Fibre Suite— 31 8.95 woven seat and back ............ $7.95 Fibre Rocker— $59fi auto spring seat 31.69 $2.98 Fibre Fernery $24.75 Golden Oak Kitchen Cabinet $12.75 Kitchen Cabinet $6.95 Metal Utility $29.75 Cabinet Gas $49.75 Oil Range— oven attached .... $46.75 Coal Range—complete 83506 with warming closet ........000.. $13.75 Fibze $Q-91 Stroller .... .. esio oinsisioinaisivisios 9 $17.75 Fiber Carriage $8.95 9x12 Congoleum $22.75 Circulating $ .45 36.11 $8.95 Coal Heater ... 33.98 $5.50 Oil Heater .. The program opened with Chopin's “Polonaise,” arranged by Glazounov, which was performed with martial closed with Chabrier’s ‘“Espana’” which has equally vigorous but more It has been said before that Mr. Kindler plans_excellent programs, but is should be reiterated in ref- erence to the children’s concerts. Poland, of Germany, of Norway and of France. The “Espana” comple- “Chorale” for brasses was balanced by the “Peer Gynt” group for strings. Then for fear the chil- Lune.” dren might think that a modern orchestra contained all available types of instruments, the universally important of all, the program held Falla’s “Ritual Fire Dance.” the interest of the audience from first to last because of the tugm:emy of the compositions. certo,” and Rhea Watson Cable. Frauenheim Recital i) At Friday Music Club. A PIANO recital was given this morning by Norman Frauenheim included the Bach-Liszt ‘Prelude termezzo, B Flat Minor, op. 119"; 'd / L 7747 . $89.00 7-Pc. 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