The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1918, Page 15

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Riverside’: Cais, “GAT at Chapt ure Riway & Moth St PBhewlaer Arms, GOLOMIAL wet a Co., Was & 624 St Alhambra| « 120 7th Ay. ROYAL | « heater’ & | Wateon inter, WWormen Ate Jas Barry, others LOEW'S mints YORK THEATRE § Boor mts Ld ’ ig CHAS. CHAPLIN: in "Shoulder ae Carl McCullough, Dagmoray Tro 7 other Big Acts BURLESQUE. OR | THE AUTO | Mat. Dally 4ii,| GIRLS CHARITY, By Sylvester Rawling. ARBHD in black and gold and Pang) Page eg o Ron gol con- uctor who has been engaged to suc- looking for all tho pple. Ce LT SEM stuck Chow inseried) & veritable Carmen, Guiomar) i, leader of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, arrived yesterday. He has directed the orchestra of the Paris National Opera House for some time, and his opera “Marouf" and one of Novaes, the remarkable young woman ah Pianist who comes from Brazil, made a first appearance for the season at in Olio, perfected a vegetable com- Acolian Hall yesterday afternoon. to act OM ‘The audience was as overflowing as the prevailing health rules will per- mit, and its enthusiasm was edholater calomel, are gentle in their Pounded. “As a matter of common nective, fairness en |" ould " Buoyancy hich should ef: } But the prevailing ¢ favor of music r sand, at this You will Olive | time, there shall be no careful analy- ‘and | sis of her programme from me, Suf- fice it to say that her playing of t Beethoven sonata, opus a eee beautiful as it was mas iluminating interpretation. Besides, | there were two compositions by Pad- erewski that she played, and “The | | i} i] beginning and at the end, the latter to suppress the insatiate demand for extra number Jascha Heifetz, of the galaxy of | young violinists that Theodore Auer, tho great teacher, sent to us last sea- son, in some respects, at least, the i best, gave his first recital of the sea- | son at Carnegie Hall on Saturday ..MME. BUTTERFLY | ternoon. A crowded audience suc- ceeded in getting from him a pro gramme twice as long as the printed . All the brilliance, all the suay | and all the per that very perfection of playing our nerves. If the young man only would make a slip occasionally he would seem more human. His pro- gramme held Tartini's sonata in G minor, Mozart's concerto in D major mpanist at the piano, Louis Graveure gave another illus- on of the lovely qualities of hic Hall on Saturd: come when on plishments speak for themselves. This time Mr. panied at the Trehatne, of positions he 2 voted ex- ponent. our’ ‘Treharne were on the programme. A group of g groups of Fr: also were prt Aectian Hall’ on PHOTO PLAYS. WHERE TO GO AND NOW TO GET THERE | | CHARLIE ai CAMPBELLS ARC COMING" PRE-WAR PRICES PRE-WAR PORTIONS peti TABLE D'HOTE PRE-WAR SATISFACTION —o!s%8. 5150. HALLOWE'EN hy THE EVENING WoRLp, MONDAY, OOTOBER td His programme included a’ tot 3 \ omar Novaces (ize tet 2. Rimsky- Korsakow id Tachaikow- Wi sky, and a group in English bysJohn ih el e Zz in Alden Carpenter, Charles Gilbert Spross, Cyril Scott and Frederick Vanderpool, all of which he sang in attractive voice and with compre- hension, He was accompanied at the piano by Emanuel Balabau, un- | o me, underlined. _— = imination in| humann’s held moments of that ‘her Chopin opus 23, was an ing | times | pets ction of his pla Moszkowski, Auer and} . Andre Benoist was his| mpositions by Beethoven, Men- | oh | \ one voice at a recital in Aeolian | night. 1 time is can forget whethor ravoure is Relgian, or another name. His Brycesoa com- ** songs by Mi “Under the Mercetia Craft sang Cho-Cho-San tn night at the Park Theatre, under the auspices of the Society of America: || Georgette, | Formerly Sold to 35.00 ” 18. 00 } symphonies have been heard here, @ opening concerts of the Boston orchestra this season were given in Boston on last Friday afternoon and Saturday evening under the direction of Pierre Monteux of the Motropoll+ tan Opera Company, lent by courtesy of Mr. Gatti-Casazza, Mr. Monteux| At Bellevue Hospital it was said alsé will conduct the concerts there on this Friday afternoon and eve- ning, and in New York (the first of prevent it. 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