The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1920, Page 27

Boboists, Choir |To ere U. S. GUARANTEE. And Orchestra | For Beethoven By Nelhasier Rawling. HB Beethoven Association's fifth concert at Acolian Hall last night, although the programme | enligted the largest ensemble of the <feties, was the least interesting. | @reat men sometimes med and pre- ‘necious genius rarety tvotves any- but. promise, Beethoven, after ‘was only mortal. ~ Sam Franko, abwuys nappy in con- Quoting old works, had, at his com- and several soloists, a chorus troin #he Schola Cantorum, and an orches- Ave from the Symphony Society. To begin with there was the chorus of Dervishes and the Turkish march} from “The Ruins of Athens,” sung ami played with much spirit. Then pAleorge Barrere, Gustave Tinlot and! Rene Pollain presented a serenade for Mute, violin and viola that, de- vptte its dainty theme quisite playing of the came tiresome, and it w dawn out. Rudolph and orchestra = and George Hamilton, tho oycle of six songs. “Tx Reloved,” which Mr. Hamiiton sung exceedingly well. He added “The Kiss.” For the end there “On the Death of lish text by H. BE. Krehbiel, a m Very exciting composition in -which the ‘choir sang commendably with Julia Griffith, sopr and Frederick Patton, basso, the chief soloists. It was a ‘pity that despite the excellent diction provided by Mr. Krehbidl, their enurciation was so indistinct. nor, in the My Distant Pedro G. Gue' and composer, Covent Garden of the Metropolitan Opi gave a recital at the atre yesterday afternoon arias by Mozart and most of his programr to his own c y of the art sing. He he piano _by played Mr Guetary's Society of America’s Triumphal March.” Adéle Parkhurst, soprano, accom- panied by Francis Moore at the pi- Ano, gave # recital at Aeolian Hall “yesterday afte n. FF Scarlattt to Richard Hageman by teresting programme ran. She reted it “td a voice tha ght and pleasing -ameehich 5 not Use always to ithe best 2 “CHURCHES: CONFER ON DRIVE Plane aiiscusscdo ar at Separate De- vy nominational Meetings. . There was no session of the Inter- @iurch World Movement Conference of the pastors of Lower New York State udison Ave dista in ui the met. The bp: their church } street. i posed drive Committee, and a numt financial div Lyman L. 1 named to direct 1 by rs are to be » work in each State 24 ACTORS GI GRADUATED. Welcome Them to Profession, Amer! Twenty-four graduates of th can Academy of Dramat ranted diplomas i Whe graduating ¢ I be oung woman ia & “HOUSE OF VISION” OPENS. Harry Collins Says Ite Wt Set Fashlous for the World. Harry Co! Ino. fore 9 East 57th Street pac ts new six-story buflding 4 west corner of 1% \ Street, It y of Vision place, after More of Vision? would t " future set the fashions for th 1 AMUSEMENTS. MARK The STRAND | Has “Dangerous Days” SIARY, ROMEBTS 1118} iy pictur «HAROLD LLOYD rhelavni Broadway & s "GAELIC ELIS" ALBERTINA Baseu took | Bracious part-in a rondo for piano| accompanied | | Bates and Broce MeRen) | Southern Ratiway System wilt & rn Own “86 Reta ATLANTA, Ga., Mareh 17—Bell Southern ite 'way its own earnings | th ‘Transportation Act. President Fairfaa Harrison returned to-night from a trip Over the system, Which ‘convinced him that | conditions were such that the lines would equal or surpase the Governmental guarantee, amounting to about $12,500,000 annually. Roads affected are the ns und Texa: Pacific: Alabama Great Southern and New Orleans and Northeastern, : ——— Masaryk im Office for Life. 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GRIFFITH a story butning with a primeval love, AMUSEMENTS. Winter Garden ' is ™© PASSING SHOW ‘% ws MAXINE ELLIOTTS "Si"; Fs; ing To-Night at 8.30 STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P, M. HEARN | Foarteeity Street, ‘has completed his radiant, ; a drama alive with the rdventiure SHUBERT jx Tiiteday Is Women’s Day Spring Sale Specials Afford Large Savings in New Apparel, General Merchandise and Household Needs SPRING SALE SPECIALS|| SPRING SALE SPECIALS sTHE BLUE FLAME. sooTH [ Thee. 45, of Bwap evs. 6.59, Meustes Wed. and a oa igo Ditrichstein Puan SCAND NDA will be shown for only at the MARK and 47th Street, New York, afternoon, March 21, Clarine The exceptional cast in- Barthelmess, Bruce, Florence Seymour, Creighton Hale, in the Famous Comedy NORA BAYES f= MY GOLDEN’ “GIRL Plymouth ™ Thea., W. 45in 80 John Barrymore in Richard ill. Rive, Performance marte $10 and ends 11.80, °C * Thea, nr, Bway OR ‘Thurs. & Sat. 230 SPRING SALE SPECIALS Today and Tomorrow $42.75 and $45.75 Women’s and Misses’ Suits, 34.50 models developed for— —lor— Today and Tomorrow Today and Tomorrow $2.95 Girls’ $2.95 Crepe de Chines, 2.38 Trimmed Hat: h ribbons, bows and streamers $1.57 Untrimmed Hats, .94 || 52-95 Colored Satins, 2.27 sizes 16 to 18 variety of large, medium and small shapes in nave || 8 medium | colors—35 inches blue and black $3.74 Untrimmed Hats, 2.72 $5.68 Spring Plaids, 4.54 | ie Various sizes and shanes, brown, S4-intch, 4 ae navy blue and black, Limit 2 small nt lend 0 $1.95 Hat Wreaths, 1.33 || black, bac Assorted styles, $10.97 Extra Size Skirts, 8.65 Variety of good-looking styles, navy blue and black $22.74 & $24.74 Women’s and Misses’ Coats, 16.75 showing novelty ed He TOE boy ri Pad Ay, 49 St. Bva8.80 Mats Wed. & Sat. WILLIAM COLLIER THE HO! TTENTOT’ ADAM. 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Limit 2 pairs. $3.40 Matting Suit + 1,97 Cases, 2.45 Brown and natural colors, pro- round n elastic tected covers—good locks and $2.48 ; catches—16-inch size, Limit 2, Combinations $1.38 Envelope Purses, 1.00 pink~-row 2.78 Black and colors, with top or back strap handles—patent enamel various sizes, also pouch styles, Limit 2. $1.47 Bag Tops, .85 Latest designs on metal frames. Limit 2. $1.37 and $1.50 Serving Pieces, each, .85 Pearl handled, with silver ferrules, HE 25 ct. Teaspoons, .16 zers 1881—quaranteed for exe cellent service pretty designs, Limit dozen, THIMD PLOOK, White or belye 34 ct. Initial Stationery, 16 Ib. A. 2 Box of twenty-four envelopes and sheets of paper, Limit 3 boxes.