Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1935, Page 33

. WOMEN CONCERTS PERMANENT PLAN Orchestra Conducted by Aaxnia Brico in New York Meets Success. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 1i. -New Work seems likely to have a permanent orchestra of women, after all. The fdea has been tried many times, and hitherto it has not succeeded for very long. The conductor is Aaxnia Brico. ZLast Winter she announced a series of three concerts by an orchestra entirely of women. Eyebrows went up, but so did ticket sales. At the end of the short series last Bpring, -Miss Brico announced a second season, this time of six con- certs, and in Carnegie Hall instead of the smaller Town Hall. Again eyebrows went up. They are still up, but they are in for a fall. Because, say those behind the movement, the concerts will be given as scheduled, beginning in November, and there will be audiences for them. A large and important committee Las got behind the indefatigable Wiss Brico, women's clubs all through the metropolitan area are getting benind the committee, and everybody feels sure of success. Chief Reason Financial. The chief reason they are sure is a financial one. With a modesty almost unique, Miss Brico, her man- sger, and her advisers, have scaied down the necessary budget to the point where a sold out Carnegie Hall will pay all the expenses. They want only to sell tickets, not collect large sums for the retirement of large deficits. Obviously there are no large salaries. Miss Brico is content with what would doubtless seem pinmouey to Arturo Toscanini. The players, some of whom lug their instruments long distances for the three weekly rehearsals, are paid the union rate | for their work, and no more. There is as little window dressing as pos- | sible, which is a great saving in a city where putting up a front is so| fiendishly expensive. Most of what Miss Brico has done seems to have been accomplished ve- cause Miss Brico has an inordinate capacity for believing. She believes in herself—in her ability, that is. She does not care much about clothes, she does not think it essential to do monkey tricks on the stage or in private life. She seems honestly convinced that she has a place as a conductor, and as gvest | with & number of American or- chestras she seems to have convinced both the musicians and the reviewers. For Musical Equality. She believes, equality for women. she is not a feminist. “I should like to see women ad- mitted on equal terms with men in orchestras and on the concert stage,” she said recently. “I believe the sverage of potential ability is about equal in the sexes, but I know that when a man and a woman try out for a job, though they be equal musically, the man usually gets the work. “Therefore, I believe my orchestra bf 86 women doing good work not ‘only has a musical niche to fill, out may do something to demonstrate the possibilities of mixed orchestras.” The determined, intense Miss Brico hhas quite a long row to hoe, however, and knows it. Almost without excep- tion, American symphony orchestras are wholly male. When there is an exception, it usually is the harpist, oddly enough. too, in musical But she :ays N N S Nature Makes Provisions. Statements have been made to the effect that there are more boys than | girls born into the world now than at any time since 1914. This is said to be preceded by war, being nature's way of providing for the coming | shortage. | 'W. C. CLARK WEDS MISS JANE PARKER. WILLIAM C. CLARK. MISS JANE PARKER Former Star Navy Fullback Mar- ries Socialite in Quiet Ceremony. William C. “Bill” Clark, former | star Navy fullback, and Miss Jane | Parker, 19-year-old Washington so- | cialite, were married in a quiet cere- | mony Tuesday at the bride’s home, 119 Aspen street, Chevy Chase, Md., it became known yesterday. Clark, who is 22, resigned from the service after graduating from the Naval Academy in June. Engage- ment of the couple was announced the day of Clark's graduation. The marriage did not become known until yesterday when Mrs. George H. Parker made a formal an- nouncement. The couple will reside in Wisconsin, it was said. The bride is a graduate of the Cathedral School for Girls and Guns- ton Hall, l'I'.. TR o ALTOCRATe BAYERSON OII. 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