The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1919, Page 26

ad SM DR Se ally dis a ag THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1919. MORRIS Fs 4 » Philharmonic’s nard Rogers, “a small tribute to the Oedetiowitech the sololat. | That wae $4,500,000 SKYSCRAPER FoR! Jemion who quietly gave their all in ) First Concerts \ictia iit cman | ttm goenaico-oeree °8,) BROADWAY AND LIBERTY ST. designates it, began the programme | jamroxeh and his musicians, Lalo's The influence of Ernest Bloch, ti: |overture “Le roi d'Ys" was the last | D’ Indy 3 nfo War’’ Swiss comporer, for some time livine | number, also well played Property for the Structure Is) ar n New York and become © MUACI'] ope more women os —E 4 pianists were s ih personality, with whom Mr. Rogers | heard yesterday, both appearing at Sold to bd Waren By Sylveste: Rawling has studied, was manifest in the} Acolian Hall. In the afternoon Flora Syndicate, 4 D : | Zyeman presen| & programme in OSE STRAN SY and ne en et ea iat einiva ane | which Russian compositions wore a| Norman 8. Riesenteld, Milas A Ss ee harmonic Society's SHORES | aes Lovely hoon pecan ve N-| feature. She also played a Beethoven | Cohen and Broxdway-Jobn St. Co, re- upreme i gave their first concert of the ¥ was a symphonic poem,| sonata and a Chopia group. Her tech- | poid the 11,000 aq. ft site Nos. 162-136 In the Tatra Mountains,” by Vites- | nique was mufficient and her appear- ; Kevay 6 Bene a uy pies| ance was attractive, She was well|Uroudway and No, 69 Liberty Btrect , Die-| roeetved. In the evening Carolyn | yesterday to a Weatern syndicate rep- that Ie charac tic, full 0: | Cone-Baldwin played Bach, Chopin,| resented by Algor & Coughiin at §2, [henson at Carnegie Hall last night. A Hittie late in entering the lists, with Ro special significance in the pro \ gramme prese the ol , and pleasing, if of no deep aig | Brahma, Debussy and MacDowell | 000,000 through Harriet Freud and se. The princip " compositions to the app’ Horace 8. Ely & Co, § ‘Bamerican orchestras was he principal number was | 7h "audience that compelled Y ‘the buyers + to erect twenty H “rabias ® «second symphony, the! ie , Cordially by an audience that, in| ec ymphony, the) several extra numbers to her pro-| story offices Jans by Cross & veauly of which can not be obscured Cross, architects, che total investment Many instances, could claim a Phil- harmonic ancestry of three, perhaps)" of four, generations. The quality of} 4¢ The band in sonority and In finish reaching $4,500,000, The sellers ac aiired most of the site from the Haight estate from which Mr. Riesen- i | feld has bought also tho six-story lofts Nos, 612-619 Broadway and Nos ineution by individual resa- CORK, Nov! srected In memory of C sUVATERESTOUUUITAGRRD TATE not abated. It remains a noble in-| Vv je Mastersingers,”|in the Boer War, has been. bi ; “ which r forgetfulness of|aged b yhigh explosive b be 84-94 Mercer Street, 100x200x140, at Strument on which any conductor may | uriicr ntmena Sifts Pure, eronann the renta beine $80,000 rejoiée to play. If Mr. 4 hight d!@ not expose its perfections! Walter Damrosch and the Sym: ' ry) : ” ¥ to the full ft was because of his own| Phony Soctety’s Orchestra, at Car- AME BA Nf ER N vege Hall ycaterday afterne | Limitations, sented a prokramme that f nee M4 A . “To the Fallen,” by Ber-| ugliness was unique. 3 | SS as og catholic taxte. We owe much ENI INE SPI S88 8 eratetul to im for his dis. ree un the French school of | — Ee ey mindful of our debt to d'indy. d'indy’ 1 i ici 4 an Bowels vegan, a “Sinfonia Brevas de Bello ‘ : Rs Galltoor ( short “ymphony based on wer in France) is a nightmare! “i Right—Always Perhaps that 1s as it should be. Is wer anything else? 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