Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1933, Page 34

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 5, 1933—PART THREE. National Symphony Orchestra can feel ring out in tones that seemed to have| applause greeted his announcement that pride and gratification in the s I C no limit of power. Following him Rosa|he would sing the ‘Glary Road” and M. U Ponselle sang the “Ritorna Vincitor” [“Without a Song” as erotmlnu of the orchestra from Verdi’s “Aida” with .'u her emo-| Rose Ponselle u.ng the “u-mt 's | ing. Hans Kindler, himself in top form, tional comhx’:mnt Lo I‘;led, ‘fl'ollinn med'n;;e %'{m 'IthDE m&d to imbue his men with unusual Using own arrangement of * 'nse feel l an ul 'S T 24 Remembered w"i“‘m"g‘:: g“o:'m":;f Cog d'er." by Rimsky-Korsakoft, Efrem | Erlkoenig” managed her volce to three| The iost interesting moment on the Inaugural concert last ni Zimbalist nve a masterly exhibition of | qualities of e Tepresentation of [program, which was awaited with tution Hall, the artistic feature of the| yvirtuso playing e ook | 5, iee characters Her dramatic | eagerness, was the performance for the f the new regime.| The second part program A orchestra of & com celebrations in honor of the ne gime pai th | sition by the new Secretary of ffi; fes- 0on & more intimate character. Errem Song” Tniles P s e by oring of | Zimbalist played the interesting “Ni- , an Treasury, Willam H. Woodin. In be- na-|gun,” by Bloch; the lightning-like tional evenidw:t?{:mm e ‘Spinning " ‘of Popper Auer, and |and again & int ne Every seat was filled. Distinguished the modern “Tarantella,” by Szymanow- | dience, she del n Carry, newcomers to official life and the elite | ski. He was forced to com.tnue and | Me Back to Old Virginny” and “O sole formed an audience whose enthusiasm |added Schubert’s “Ave Maria” and the Exceptionally fine and sympa- grew as the program advanced. When lively “Hopak” of Moussorgsky. Law- |thetic accom) ents were supplied by | ing an Sncores were permitted Rosa Ponselle, | rence Tibbett chose three favorite songs, Stewart Willie for Mr, Tibbett, Theo- Lawrence Tibbett and Efrem Zimbalist | and h’_i.‘sl z')elrn.nhmt -?‘:;ry had lmpl? ds:n nseldenb;rl for Mr. znfihun and | wl RaIe onSiet s tof o o1 ‘were recalled aj and scope e contras “Kingdom of | Stuart Ross for Miss Ponsel e e”| Grapefru TR Somervell, and the “Sol ting in France with that from this again. e. long 008ing 3! 1o “Pagli- | the b Music lovers of the city who havel with which the orchestra opened the| pet n:Slh Mr. fli’fia‘?'f;"fl& rlgx'nn b-m‘sne of the Flea by Moussorgsky. Delight-d helped to organize and maintain '.he second half of the program, is a beauti- coumry. 1 SOCIETY WILL MEET Shakespearean Group to Give Bketches at Corcoran Gallery. ‘The Washington Shakespeare Soclety will meet at the Corcoran Art Gallery Auditorium tomorrow at 8 pm. The Rev. Dr. Edmund A. Walsh of George- town University will speak. . Under the direction of Miss A. M. Fauntleroy, a series of scenes from “The Merry Wives of Windsor” will be given. Clarence Ruebsam will play Falstaff; Ada Louise Townsend, Dame Quickly; May Jameson Bryant, Mrs. Ford; Glenn Pinkston, Dr. Calus, and Frank Megill, Simple. ‘The hostess of the evening will be . | Mrs. Ruebsam. The public is invited. ejal times from his box. Amos and Andy The Mu-So-Lit Club, " e [u-} lub, 1327 R street, A STAGE show topped by those will hold & public forum tomorrow at inimi imics, § pm. The program will be featured S by musical selections by Dr. Eva B. Dykes of Howard !vaenlty Miss Jau- Dorvatory ot Music b Al serval c an bert A. - m{lnht The club will be opeiu{o mmmduflumnekwh-um exhibit by Horace G. Anderson will be shown. —_— t from Palestine is com- 2 E Mu-So-Lit Forum Tomorrow. & 35255535 ogggg i : i e five symphonies and many shorter works. 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