The evening world. Newspaper, December 16, 1913, Page 19

Barrere Ensemble In First Concert By Sylvester Ra Rawling. T= Barrere Ensemble gave the first concert of its fifth season At the Belasco Theatre yesterday afternoon. It was announced for 3.90 o'clock, and it actually began at 3.46 o'clock; but it was long after 4 o'clock tefore the Mast of the subscribers had Gropped in. What's the use, Mr. Bar- rere? You would better go back to the old 2 o'clock or 2.30 o'clock schedule, amd begin on time. The real lovers of the music you offer would be there. Tho others could drop in for five minutes, then, as now, and pick up a programme and go out talk piffie to their asso- clates about “the delightful concert just given, my by that distinguished looking Frenchman—oh, 1° Just for- gotten his name—but he plays the fi you know, in the Damrosch Orches: and {t was just lovely!” Perhapm tt the same in Beethoven's time. It m ve been, or the master could never condescended to write that duet clarinet and flute which was on Mr. Barrere’s programme. CaN that Musio?" said one man to tis neighbor. 'N was the reply. ‘That's Beetho- ven” ‘Mr. Barrere began with a quintet by Henry Woollett, ‘on themes in @ popu- lar form" for flute, oboe, clariaet, horn and bassoon, which proved attractive. A quintet for the same instruments by Percy Grainger, the theme for which was engendered on a waik in the High- lands of Scotland, also was admired. It was played for the first time in New) York. Bestden thi there was aj “Ronde de Lutens,” for flute, oboe and clarinet, by Christian Kriens, an ia-| genious and interesting composition played for the first time anywhere, and) Haydn's sonata for piano and flute, ad- mirably played by Mr. Barrere and Car- olyn Beebe, the latter with almost too much sel! cement. At the end came a divertissement *~ Albert Roussel for plano, flute, oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon, of such Oriontal flavor that ity seemed {t might have come directly from the Sultan's harem. “Boris Godunoff," the fascinating | Moussorgaky opera presented to us for the first time last year at the Metro- louse, thanks to Mr. ) got a necond hearing for st night before a full sub- fence and two or three dees behind the rail, all} ed and most of them intensely {ntet staying until curtain closed upon the death of Boris. Didur, as Boris, confirms the original mpreesion of @ great impersonation, ind the admirable cast, including Mar- 4 Over, Lenora Spa! Maria Du- Sophie Mau- Althouse, Bresla ane Bada, Rothter, Mr. Toscanini conducted, sbgu approval Mrs. Kennedy Fraser and her da ter of Edinburgh, Scotland, will gl public lecture recital at the Wad! High School this evening. ‘Songs of the Hebrides will be the text, ilus- trated by folk songs collected by Mra Vraser and her daughter, ri i While sharpening a knife in the Cha- dima market at Hampton, Dell Paton nearly cut his thumb off. A treo that John Meester of Pleasant Valley was chopping down fell on him and broke his shoulder. T. A. Bloan has a sore hand. Hestruck hig thumb instead of the nail. zs Building, ives 8 an it has STERLING P THE STERL This is the best country for the price. . MUSIC ROLIS \ 88 NOTE’ | the decision has been decided. He ex- last slowly descending | de Reiss and Moss!, won marked | r BROOKLYN’S where money never had more y terms for payment that will not inter- fare with your other gift giving. MUSIC CABINETS STOOLS AND BENCHES “ $3.00 “ $24 OSCAR ADMITS OPERA tions, THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER eo Court was of the | proved by ¢ nerstein had mai provided infon that Ha wi FOR HM 1 BARRED: Says Son Harry rey Wi Open the New House—Court Injunc- tion Proves Sweeping. De Final judgment was entered by Justice Pendleton yesterday in the Supreme Court in the injunction suit brought by | lica the Metropolitan Opera The Court in explicit language orders that both the defendants be restrained], Jt tior une of a8 members of any firm, part: | gen nership or in any way, from producing | make certain changes in methods of grand opera in any language in the city | procedure. That the committee itself fix « extends the injunction to thir “agents, d&sis of representation !r. party sot tens and submit them to the State publican conventions for r. or w York. ‘The decree specifically employees, atturne,s and servant This was apparently too broad for @ven Mr. Hammerstein to contend) Qgainet and last night he said that it! Was evident he couldn't give any opera, at any rate until after his appeal from chat pecta to see opera given in hia new house, nevertheless, in January, and stated that his son, Marry Hammerstein, the President of the American Grand Opera Company, is in charge of affairs, although he doesn't know much about his son's plans. When asked where his son would get his financial suppért, Hammeratein said that help would be forthcoming and that one person alone was ready to supply $10,000 as a starter. Should Oscar Hammerstein turn over to the American Grand Opera Com- pany the opera house and what cos- tumes, scenery and properties he has as a gift and show no further inter- est or connection with any production the company might make, it is believed the American Grand Opera © Suprem REPUBLICANS AGREE ON w Company |last night, at a dinner given by Chair- against Oscar and Arthur Hammerstein, | man Hitles, won the programme for the meeting of the and enjoitred until April 3. 189, either} immediately to revise the basis of repre: | W. L. DOUGLAS _ $3.50, $4.00 & | & $4.50 SHOES ALL at store and sce for Cc my al be Sather ates hy costing $5.00 to BEST KNOWN PIANO HOUSE that the case! arried to the United States if necessary, Harry bull not be fot not be found. | i be Court neratela cou A most complete assort- | ment of these beautiful Imported Models. Fitting Holiday Gifts for all. From $2.25 Up VICTOR N. 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