The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1917, Page 19

\ DANCERS WHO ATTRACT 'AVORABLE COMMENT FROM PALACE PATRUNS ‘ Lj ue if reo OM he pens pn o ee TOMLISS Gi __onetio SEN FRAN "SaNoe Ernest Bloch | And His Jewish Music Acclaimed By Sylvesier Rawling. RNEST BLOCH, the Swiss com- | Poser-conductor, made his first public appearance in New York at Carnegie Hall last night. The con- cert, all of his own works, s one of the worthiest of the rapidly | reaching its end wociety of thi r whose had nev * ges it wos given, hything el Metropolitan Opera House, acocrét to a report current to-day. No con firmation or denial of the report could be obtained at the offices of the com- @ representative of which would only state that plans for next season had not been completed, At the home of the singer, No. 44 West Seventy-seventh Street, it was said she had left town yesterday and would not return until Monday. | pn abana ARMY CADET CHOIR GUESTS. | The choh: of the Military Academy | at West Point, ninety cadets in all, will be guests of the Columbia Off- cers’ Training Sattallon to-morrow af- ternoon and Sunde Not since 1899 has a body of West Pointers been authorized to pay such a visit to this city. The Columbia Battalion will be drawn up on South Court to receive the cadets to-m Sunday a rtictpate in eek let. will clubhouses \ THESE KEEP. ME FIT FOR WORK OR PLAY Mr. Bloch is not only usi¢lan, accomplished in| the use of the resources of a modern | orchestra, but he is an thinker, who expres: his own liking a of power a Mul the last nu of hie symphony yet incomplete, Mr. Bloch had opportunity to slow his skill as con- | ductor, and there, too, he was suc- cessful. Hy that time the signifi- cance of his compositions had made f@ profound In vast | | ssion upon the got an cvation both audience and he before and after, zky, with an orchestra of | 100, and with six soloists, conducted | all the other numbers, advancing} himself another niche in the estima-| tion of the public whict slow to re and his Mr. Bloch inform th melod. After 1 and the 2 Kurt sok Braun Mr. 1 from it the “loud t chestral equivair It caused Mine heard, not to t auality of her however, kept hi tone. 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