The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1922, Page 11

a The Flonzaley Quartet and the Philadelphia Upon the same evening for offering two new compositions to the local Public, and these pieces doomed to “be played synchronously, the Sfeviewer whose guide is Gen partiality found himself in a « . Was an unheard Edward F oncerto for violoncello and o:ch greater moment than a mer? G ma Jor quartet of Arnold Bax, a younger Music brother of the better known Englishman? Should one dare convention and “Tsk one’s prestige by failing for once | Flonzaleys and Philadelphia ‘, Orchestra Offer Two conducted and that Jean Gerardy, whom our elders will recall as a fa- vorite ‘cellist, had returned to mer- fea and was last vening’s soloist California, gave a recital. Nor dia we regret our choice, for the Bax quartet had some lovely mo- ments. The first and third move- ments seemed to be studies tn rhythin —Irish dances flashed before the eye. The third movement had a Stravinsk! (reaimeni tempered With an }- lad tune ingeniously handied the composer, Qgeer modern shimmery effets were unloosed for a moment bask in the glow that radiates from the Stokoweki halo? And what is a humble quartet—even when linked with the magic name Flonzaley - compared to the Philadelphia band taut boasts a violin wing shift and a leonine conductor? A conductér who, al! tears at the lack of orchestral con- certs in this benighted city, fills in when our own three organizations are silent. Still, a decision had to he made that would not upset the music world. Wherefore, after hearing two movements of the Fourth Hrahms Symphony that opened the Philadel- | phia program, we reluctantly took the “long, long trail to Aeolian Hall Be- re departing from Carnegie, now- ever, we noted that the andante movement of the symphony had been beautifully played — particularly by the strings. We turther had learnca that the new concerto for ‘cello wus pertormed for the frst time by the London Symphony Orchestra in Oc- tober, 1919; that Felix Salmond, now ir recital in this country, had pluved the ‘cello part; that Elgar_himscif to enjoyment. New Compositions. vers By Frank H. Warren. Orchestra having hit but, in general, the movements could be easily followed. The slow pectron Was expressive, restful and graceful, though one was Inclined more to aid- mire the way the composer said his say rather than what he said. But the real, aproaling, heatt touching melody was eapplied by Schubert and] j a Beethoven in their quartets, the mornin} former's A minor, op. 29, and the lat-| dandruff will ter's E minor, Op. 59, No. 3. Simp! sincere, spontaneous, these two ar dantes poured thejr caressing strait out over an audience that revelled in their melodic charm. It was the first subscription concert of the Flonzaleys’ eighteenth season, To do thi of plain, ort from any drug store (t need 4 entirely. na dandruff you may have. your hair w silky and se dred times bette: In the afternoon a mezzo soprano -Advt. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER billed as Rose Florence, whose real] day, 3 name, report had it, is Mrs, Parker of Her dif- ficult program placed many impedi- ments In the path of a voice often in- adequate to the demands made upon It. Monotony was the chief deterrent Misa Florence's’ fair voice and methods, as shown yester- Simple Way to id End Dandruff There is one gure way that has never fuiled to remove dandruff at once, and that is to dissolve it, then you destroy it is, ust get about four gone, and three or four ore applications will completely dis- ve and entirely destroy every trace of it, no matter how You will find, foo, all itching and dig- ging of the scalp will stop instantly, and be fluffy, lustrous, kc and feel a hun- Letter suited to a patlor “| SSS ee ‘The above ts an actus! ratograph of m tN-LITE tens tn comparieos with the old style lens, Ten Sets from $10 to $240 T'S HARD to improve on old established custom-, and the only way we can think of . CLEARER VISION to improve on the good Samples for com old custom of afternoon at all our ices. tea is to serve the social brew in a tea set of Ovington’s china. OVINGTON’S “ The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue” FIFTH AVENUE AT 39TH ST. 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