The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1915, Page 15

4. Musical Joke Pexpetrated by gol having come from London by Baltic. To the ‘Trust Company there was consigned $2,500,000 of the total. The remainder was divided between the Mechanics and Metals’ Na- tional Sank, the Beak of Hew can a the American Express Com) THOUGHT SHE COULD NOT LVE Restored to Health by Lydia E, Pinkham’s Veget?#le Compound By Syloester Rawling. THING without precedent ‘4 Quartet at its first concert of the sea- David Gregory Mason tion, The first, Mr. Mason said, re- flecting Mr, Strawinsky's Unior sille, Mo.—"1 suffered from a] W84 & crude orchestration of folk femaly trouble and got so weak that I could hardly walk across the floor without holding on to something. I had nervous spelis and my fingers would Ma cramp and my face | would draw, and I could not speak,nor sleeptodoany good, had noappetite, and everyone tl he I would not live, Somm one advised me to take Lydia FE. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. 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Mr. Decreus croeoially felicitous in Lisst's Francis Walking on the Waves,” Mr. Tourret was Debuasy’s “Fa bateau.” Se tng EVERY TBR yet Tet SUNDAY, 2 BIG CON Ss ROM sunn Virginia bacco in <i 10 for 54 Lhe Flonzaleys in Chamber Music concerts, was accomplished by the Flonzaley son in Aeolian Hall last night: The audience wha sent homeward bound Yoaring with laughter. Igor Strawin- sky was responsible. Three pieces of | parties who had his were last on the programme. They are still in manuscript and unnamed. announced from the stage that the composer had in mind “Grotesque” for their appella~ thought, song by peasants on a Russian steppe. in a Gregorian chant, the responses coming from a choir somewhere in A cynical friend Oriental in character, purely Chinese, “three It was a pity that Mr. took riously Cesar Franck’s quartet in D major was the first number, a scholarly composition, felicitous in theme, only But, said my friend ane remember that the always get more enjoy- ment out of these things than the Not yet as smart as the Kneisol audiences, if one may judge by the number of women that kept their hate on and did not wear evening gowns, the Flonzaley following ts be- come an imposing factor tn the musi- cal activities of the city, and worthily co In public esteem. 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