The evening world. Newspaper, November 15, 1911, Page 17

Kneisel Quartet “Plays for People’s Symphony Club Students and and Workers “Crowd Cooper Union to Overflowing at. Concert — Illuminative |‘ Talk by Franz X. Arens. BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. OOPER UNION HALL was filled to overtiowing last night witen the Knetsel Quartet played at Qe first. chamber music concert by the People's Symphony Club, an auxiliary of the People's Symphony Society newly @ormed after eight seasons which gives @4ucational conce: werkers with the co-operation of the The price of admis- ‘0 cents, and no seats for students and en of buying @okets for many outside concerts at re- @uced rates, Charles B. Booth jr., made clear these facts in an address on the @ims and functions of the organization. What the Knelsels offered was Beet- Boven’s quartet in F mi @ minor, and the andente and scherzo from Kopylow’s quartet in G major, pre- @ented in the very best manner of these favorite musicians, @ald, it was a delight for him and his @ssociates to play for such an, tentive and appreciative audience. The eololst was Carl Morris, baritone, who gang in good voice and taste a group of | @rias by Carissimi, Sart! and Handel | to the piano accompaniment of Franz X. | Arens, the musical director of th as pranz Knetsel Mr. Arens made one of his graphic @nd {lluminative talks about the or and growth of this form of music, | time, which was @ valuable ald to anybod: The writer expresses own obligation and his belief th eourse of Mr. Arens's little lectures on music would be a liberal education. The audience wi Xork's musical cu! Aiscriminating tt wi ribute to New |= 0 attentive and | Nearly all the} i ast Spirits for Rheumatism The use of epirit women had the courtesy and good taste ta remove their hats. nodding plumes and other headgear an- Moyances to mar tho pleasure as there | mere earlier in the day at musical en- | tertainments further up town, LUDWIG HESS, GERMAN TENOR, | pro HEARD IN A FIRST RECITAL. Pe Ludwig Hess, a German tenor, who made his first appearance in New York ‘There were few @t the Harris Theatre yes fee to be a natural v and power he sings with such thro to rob it of most of its c! to do justice to hi mat a considered as a song s@-NO Red Tape to This Offer! You may furnish any room com- pletely by paying ONE DOLLAR now and the bal- ance in small weekly payments Extraordinary Clearance Sale of Dining Chairs! Odd lots remaining from this g ’s enormous pur- chases and representing ever. pay in. at woods and finishes, and wie endales cane ts. To effect a spee and genuine leather upholstered seats. peedy COMPAR PRICES! sentime ¥ fined wer, at- a aD) 8 g Furniture House! gumann Somp 36th St. NO Club Fees ~@« NO Extra Charges of Any Kind! Accounts opened from $5.00 to clearance we have marked these at about Half Actual The illustrations show but a by of the many designs offered. Over 350 chairs are included in Great Sale Side Chairs $1.50 Chairs, 99c $2.75 Chairs, $1.25 $3.50 Chairs, $1.98 $4.50 Chairs, $2.25 Arm Chairs $5.50 Chairs, $3.25 ee Study our advertised values and compare them with those offered by any other Furniture or Department store ! our store, compare our prices with those clsewhere, and convince yourself that OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST! THE EVENING WORLD, VECREERAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1911. @reter rathur than as a singer. particular he has qualities that. are commendable, for his diction | and he has understanding of the ing of both the author and compose and ‘cello recital yesterday afternoon « was Andre 1X Included a dow the songs that he sings. 1s good enough to be a tomany American sing Mr. Hes 1s nouncement songs. The best things he aut yester- | fay. were. the ;| RUMOR ABOUT THE UTAH | A “Jan Hinnerck," old German folk sons, First | atranged by nimsoit. @ delight to hear, as was Hugs Wolt's Bishop's old Knglis pro | friendly and appree! —— ae EXCITES THE NAVY YARD. | r« Benson Deni Denies That Heat From Fire Room Endangers “Der Tambour." ditty “My Pretty Jan to find upon a pro lost In Mr. Hess’ mme nowadays— Some excitement | day by a guarded rey Dreadnought Utah is so cons 1 e sane disast " took the French battleship Liberte, re-| honk dite destroyed by the explosion of her “An die Geliebte” a were the best of his oth gongs, which Included Schumann's “I bist wie eine Blume" The Schubert group, at the t the writer did not hear. W wetter. at the piano, accompanied Mr, Hess well, Hugo Woit's “Fussreise’ and “Der Hildage ADRIANO ARIANI HEARD IN A FIRST PIANO RECITAL. Adriano Aflani, an Italian pianist, w made his debut fh Rome four years ago | heard tn many eltl and since has of Italy and G don, made_a firs i in a recital at the Belasco Theatre yes- | His principal number | “Appassionata” sonata In this he disciqsed a re- terday afternoon, was Beethaven's in F minor, style, sound musiclanship, ke Inset was so small and mado | powerful sounding board with no taking up 60 much of the 1 area that a first tmpre: | s playing was that tt w y, but that w 1} worth of the Chopin, Seb numbers on his progr: the writer can say nothing The H-0 Company, ities are growing so ere three recitals | ~ afternoon—that a reviewer nnot do justice to all of them at one LUCIE AND FRITZ BRUCH VIOLIN AND 'CELLO RECITAL. 1 Lucte and Fritz Bruc the treatment of 4 an tnnovation| umatism and backache, “From your druggist | 1 and one ounce of 8th Ave. 35th to small weekly payments. 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