The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1917, Page 6

SpieringGivesViolinRecital; WL SIRE PleasesinBeethovenSonata; Gegna an Admirable ’Cellist Caruso, in Fine Voice, Is) Heard for the First Time This Season as Rodolfo in “‘La Boheme’’-—-Con- cert by the Flonzaley| Quartet at Washington Irving High School. The shares assumed wider propor day, dealings in lwuex of that group, as wel shares of minor roads domina short sexsion. Coalers were ent features at gains of 1 te for Reading, Norfolk and nigh Valley and Er lar advances were ul, Northern Ps New York ¢ METROPOLITAN STARS HEARD IN “BOHEME” BY CROWDED HOUSE i | ntrid, he Central, Southern Kallway preferred, Pacific preferred and Wabi ferred A active with United Raldwin Locomotive, Wilsc ling, Malting preferred and | strong stocks | were irregular. duced mort gains at the o closing was strong. Sales mated at 550,000 shares firm Shipping and Realizing By Sylvester Rawling. HEODORE SPIERING gave @ a violin recital at Aeolian Hall last night. He ts a serious mu-/ slolas, without affectation or manner: | isms, whom it is a pleasure always to! hear. Coenraad Bos, his accomplished accompanist at the piano, Joined him | in expounding Beethoven's "Kreutzer" | sonata, Besides, Mr. Splering played | the Mozart concerto in E flat major, the melody and scherzo from Tschal- | kowsky’s opus 42 Ferdinand! Laub's polonaise It may not be out rupt the review of y and announce the resignation of Max- imillan Pilzer, concert master of the Philharmonic Orchestra, for Mr.! Splering once was concert master of | the orchestra, and when the late Gus-| tav Mahler broke down he round | outt society's season as conductor. | Mr, Pilzer has never had that oppor-| t tunity, but, like Mr. Splering, lecided to play “off give his o recitals have watehed Mr wrowth for years and, ear on in this colum ' f advising him to t t veme product, is worth rest wishes of all New vers CLOSING QUOTATIO Rr Wien Low Py Am, Can mn Hide & Jaaibine Ha 1. of fee Oy Tere Malt Mali it am A it el bry a ee to Inter | y's music) he has| nd 1 artistic n next season Pilzer's y this wea ® Uberty | He ix au took t step and has t york Max Gegna, a young Russian Het, gave w recital at Aco 1 pesterday afternoon, Tha j Apri 10 and 12, the latter for young people, uta intended him to be a violinist ac- | ?°?? @ounts, perhaps, for the delicious vio-| The Choral Art Club of Brooklyn, ith a ch y, will give an aster oc nesday eve of Music, he soloist. | Mew. Marine ct. if. Merican Peteolenm aca Copper oe Bn qualities he extracts from his in- Bs etrument, His tone ts ingratiating, Bie technique admirable, and his anu- gical sense marked, His programme! fucluded a Corelli sonata, Saint-| york city Or stra will take place Baens's A minor concerto and com-{at the City College to-morrow night positions by Glagounow, Reeker, Klen-| Jaimie Overton, a young Western Kel, Popper, Kalinuikow and Van) violinist, will assist Geens, His accompanist at the plano | was Emanuel Balaban. The Flonzaley Quartet, its Beason finighed, gave the concert the People's Symphony Auxiliary | Club at the Washington Irving High | # Schoo! last night. The programme | included Hayden's quartet, opus 71, #nd Beethoven's quartet opus 69, A barge audience enjoyed it. Caruso, in fine voice, for the first jn f | Percy Grainger will St | Natlonal’ Land | Neues on orto on Vy we The final fr neert of the New History of the Opera” Kutsche baritone, 4 et ao 3 i Collette Hacifie Railway Kail, pf hool Settlement at No, | suithern The Music gts [Ri 65 East Third Street will give a musl-|& eal “At Home” on ‘Thursday after noon in the concert hall of the school. 4 time this season was Rodolfo in what turned out to be a rollicking! The annual performance for the | baton Wai performance of “la Boheme" at the ney fund of the Metropolitan House raday will afternoc take nd etropolitan Opera House last night Frances Alda, as Mimi, one of the} place on the » best things she does, was singing h will inc acts farewell for the | seasc Lenora |* und 4," Sparkes, at the last nent, was| and "Rig pubstituted for Edith on, india: posed, as Musetta, and a good sub-| Oliver Denton, pianist, may be ptitute she wasn too. My, but that | heard tn recital t Aeolian Hall no pink frock, Miss Sparkes! Mme, | Thursday afternoon Alda, (oo, wore » fine clothes, the - women ‘said. Amato, Didur, De} Jeannette Cascaux will give a re- Begurola. Malatesta". idirio’ and jeital of old Prench soni in emtumes | Reschiglian completed cast, Mr. jof various perlody at the Princess Papi conducting. The house was | ‘IY to-morrow evening Maurice | BANK RESERVE $774,2 jammed to the limit, with hundreds | arge Will be at the plano. turned away. Sounds stereotyped, | Weekly Sintement Shows foesn't it? But tt is a fact. And to lorence Seligman, soprano, will be Decrease of $21,075 think of the disappointed devote din recita! at Aeolian Hall on| waiting vainly for hours in the ral! The weekly actual bank stat vening, assisted by Richard | repsonentative Coppers were extrem States Iron were included among tt With mot changes from previous cloning. sweeping movement in ratiway | gy tions to- i 1 as the ating the promin- points orded by Southern Iinois Chicago and Northwestern, Missourt ash Steel. m_ Pack- Virginia he other 1 Motors rales re nd, The ere esti Bonds were NS. Frese. reerreeate # ’ M 1 8 80,000, ‘yp Sarptus n, planiat, day showed the following changes Percy Gra! a | Surplus, deer ed soloist at the “| An all-Russtan programme Heants Ocremmene US ts concert of the F ‘ar-loffered at the benefit of An | f negie Hall to-morrow afternoon, the | Friends of Russian Prisoners iB BALiat amen last of the season creased other deposit When Isadora Duncan makes her second appearance at the Metropolt depe i tan Opera House on Wednesday af ican | ternoun she will be assisted by sev adnine Ch Haron Saad eral pupils recently arrived from Bu 4 abroad but almost | rope because the war closed the Dun-|q stranger to New York. The Rus} ean School in Paris, Miss Duncan will translate in the terms of her art the spirit of the new Russia. Her pupil will be seen in a suite of waltzes und the “March Militaire," by Schubert and will appear with Miss Duncan in t her two symphonic erpretatio: the “Unfinishe of Beh bert and Beethove dral Chotr will sin sian Cathe Samuel A, Baldwin will give organ recitals at the City to-mnorrow and Wednesday afternoons | free College | General 489,000 1000 774,380.00 roperty, Lydia Ferguson, soprano, assisted Wednesday} but There Is No Rush to Be vy Mildred Dilling, harpist, will be Saferuagded neard in chansons de France at th | Meguay Punch and Judy Theatre on Sunday waite | New York is having tts frst expert afternoon, April 3 AGP big with war insurance on buildiy After a coast-to-coast tour, Yvette protection which has beer lude | QGuilbert will co! her New York largely In London since ppell citals for this season with two mat 1 r wee nh met nees at Ma Elliott's Theatre, on t ‘ n Hall on] 840 Aying over British m —_—_—_—_- 7 rr « t Golde When Am dor v le “ e pi wa tiamnis representatives ¢ For the benefit. of w ‘ lee Endowment 4 Julha CA & ‘ f wih give a song recital this evening | they could ected aga wa — mS Pa eh t mer i} A few rity owners and busin 4 Musterole Works Easier,Quicker Free a having buildings and entorpriae v h the water front took out insur and Without the Blister Ww then against all kinds of war : ae age, but the interest soon dicd | ‘There's no sense in mixing a mess | in. town : . of mustard, flour and water when W With the Government beginning ac i you can easily relieve pain, soreness | « Ve preparations for national defer j or stiffness with a little clean, white | end run re f mary j Musterole, made of pure oil of muss BOI EA 50) Uae 66 War ral toe wnee revived Hall & Henshaw f tard in the form of a pleasant white SUE id hac race 1 leh ars eg ointment. It takes the place of th } 1 the business, said to-day out-of-date mustard plaster, and will We are writing # insurance not blister, » fur no large amount The } Musterole usually gives prompt re- wall a tion of { fief {rom sore throat, bronchitis, tone . t silitis, croup, stiff 1 asthma, neu : . ralgia, headache, congestion, pleur Ks a i , | rheumatism, lumbago, pains anc care ; i j f the back or joints, sprains, sore 8" Nin : nuscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted : ves roused the resident aoe feet, colds of the chest . tha FRANCE LIMITS IMPORTS. { No. 1s - i Bare An Be Suthorteed 1 ' Hundred and) ¥) Govern Apptiontion t » 4 out Al Ma A-¥ aif a Mit ' fire fired and then gave up the hunt, Goverament upon application | n util NNGNAGDONOAMATNAS Mr. and M ried at of this cit lfriends from New York ‘ceremony, | was best m Court Also Rebukes Trio Who Dis: | tributed Anti-Military Training terature: | Harry Ultan nineteen years old, of No, 281 Brook Avenue; Leon Jab- liow, seventeen, No. Bathgate Avenue, and Max Cowlser, No, 495 cast One Hundred and Seventy fourth Street Bronx, were this morning fined $2 each by Magistrate Naumer for distributing yesterday afternoon anti-military training MISS WATTS BECOMES BRIDE OF NEW YORKER IN PHILADELPHIA ily Miss Frances Watts, rs. her h y Many which was Dr, Ames of Hobok jthe Ri | Watts w |who ts American Consul ‘Brussels and who 4s at hom Jof absence, Mrs, Thon | Peck of this city wast jattendant and Ogden nan fret 2 » 9 WATTS & SOOO OOOO UOUU daughter of Ethelbert Watta, was! n Philadelphia | Stevens | Towle, perfo on leave mas Bloodgood he bride's only M. Hammond * THREE UNPATRIOTIC BOY'S "FINED AND FINGERPRINTED |pamphiets to puplls of the Eastern District H The {gh School, boys siniled at the fines, Williamsburg. but |resented the order to have their fin- | ger prints The trio re to cloned. be 3 | Bronx soctdiiste * | volater up Magistra boys , | patriotiam, » | Report Sa Law Wil Gordon | by Mr. Hon of resigning. Mr, Auchincloss, ay this city, 16 son-in-law of Col. House art of the severely President taken. were passt the pupils 0 ves b net m showe The action the antis, te upon who three esterday Naumer ng out the lit- f the Willams: weeks ago y a large ma- {Mtary training considerable n sentiment, after a sugges- ad been made that the school n of the young was to lectured the thelr lack of > MARSHALL TO RESIGN? ya ¢ 1 Be New U. declines to pt to say that f any such President |. House's Son-in-| Ss. Att mney. Auchincloss, according to re- ports from Washington, will be named Wilson soon as States District Attorney here to suc % E Snowden Marshall. Marshall has announced his inten United It is underst oung lawyer of discuss t it ts intention on the Mr. Marshail sip |= GONCERTS AND MUSIC. __ ~: FREE CONCERT oo NEW YORK ITY ORGHESTRR 70 ARTISTS - AY EVENING. MARU |WARINSURANGE WRITTEN GREAT HALL, C ON SOME N.Y. BUILDINGS on Water Front Pi wT 8’ Peed rh. Marist veney AMEE OVERTE T_ AND AMS PHILHARMONI G vi oy r request PRoGK AM “YWETTE GUILBERT | ee Aft. Ap WAMOUK F April At t. FOR YoU A. AND guDpy NDA, April ty At ¥ lon Cath, DN: Solgist felis, Mer hot. ar, Wway NC Bn voi FERGUSON | sECICM To-mor, (Sun, e Hecital of Old Fren Haensel & Jones. saniPLOMENCE AN Jeannette Cazeaux Acoltan Hall, i & Jones Me Phare, Alt al (at Ab W 42 at, & Boa 0) Ree Aeolian Mall "Feaete bow ate, Wed Violinist n # Boa Uities, tes Thurs. Wye. ROSALIE MICLER Joint , MARUCHESS MOORE Mar, 2H, Catchers Paws, | | paign f next Saturday THE See WORLD, Ht ons MARCH 24, 1,200 BOY SCOUTS DRILL IN CENTRAL PARK TO-DAY | MAUDE ADAMS “@ NEW AMSTERO) for Signatures to the Loyal ty Twelve this afternoon on the & sides of Central Park, ty-third and Ninety-seventh | After military evolutions and an ad- !dress by Philip J jber of the National Defense, furnished with loyalty pledge blanks and start out on a canvass for signa- tures. ‘The call for the gathering went out t 11 of expected that every Scout in Manhat tan would be at his post within a very short oeuvres, held in th the Park, made by the boys during the past, twelve mont Scoutmaster H. A, ORO ISCO Gorlon of Manhattan directs the | YOR! $ The Mayor's Committee on National Defense announced to-day the cam- | natures puted GETS Governor Capttol Will Be Blown Up. fortnight from now th 8T. 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