The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1911, Page 19

Tusclous, his techn! he plays with und and sentiment young. He was hi recalled many times. again with gladness. The concert will be repeated this afternoon, feeling Stransky’s Debut ‘As Conductor of The Phiiharmonic — Nervous at First, He Makes a Good Impres- sion--Zimbalist, the Young Russian Violin- ist,an Excellent Player. ly applauded and He will be heard How Any Meal C1 Bajoyea by Costs fou Mothing to Try Stuart's will He In being able to stand the flash, It was only tn this that Mr, White BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. 5 ie STRANSKY, succeeding the late, lamented Gustay Mahler a: conductor, made his initial bow to & New York audience at Carnegie Hall last night at the first concert of the Philharmonic Society's seventieth sea- fon. There was a large audience, eager, expectant and tolerant, that gave him @ friendly, Jf not too warm, welcome came upon the # ige, His sa trying one and his ner- marked, but he bore him- his affilcted friend Oyster Cocktail. 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