The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1922, Page 23

15 ad y 3 * through the Romanza. P&Pions of which two | Bi Sunday Excursion ‘S A Galaxy of Music Stars Attract Large Audiences To Numerous Concerts. By Frank H. Warren. ‘This is “Paderewsk! Week" with the Symphony Society, and the Or- chestra started Its observance yester- day by presenting the American pian- ist, Ernest Schelling, as soloist in the Paderewskt concerto in A minor, with IN THE REALM OF MUSIC down the Hippodrome porteullis and a Jarme evening audience found Its way into the auditorium and onto the staxe of the big Sixth Avenue play house Up, warder, Ho-mer Samuels at the plano accompanied his wife through one of her typical programs that in eluded old Italian numbers, operatic selections from “The Péarl Fishers and “Dinorah,"’ the ‘Romeo et Jullette’ waltz, and songs by Schu- mann, Hue, Aubert, Hadley, Samu and Russell. We prefer the diva when she is singing on the key. In the “Pearl Fishers number she was Mui ton the eminent composer-pianist himself ae Mee {t. The audience, as f ‘ erto, i¢|UUal. Mked her and applauded Se Juvited listener. The concerto, if} ooedingiy. Manuel Berenuer and subjected to some judicious pruning, might be heard more frequently. The jong first movement grows vague and Kistless in spite of streaks of beauty. The Romanza re-establishes the interest and the attention as the lovely melody threads its way from plano te orchestra and back again. The final section(s stirringly national with tts and ornate piano passages Mr. Schell- img managed with an artist's skill, while true sentiment and feeling ran There was uch applause for the performer, for the orchestra, and, above all, for the composer, who bowed from his box as the deferential audience stood to wave its approval. A Mozart sym- phony, the Pizett! suite, “La Pisa- nella,"? were repeated from a previous concert, and the ‘“Tannhauser" over- ture completed the program. Mr. Paderewski will be the soloist at the Society's concerts Thursday and Friday Jacques Thibaud, France's foremost violinist, in Town Hall gave a recital that for style in playing, repose, finish and general artistry would be hard to excel. Mr. Thibaud draws a suave! ban. bow and all of his selections, under —__.—--— lis caressing and accurate fingers,| FUNERAL SERVICES stood forth distinct and polished prod- ucts. His rings were an old sonata, om pos! - were Thibaud's own arrangements. The magic in Rachmaninoff's name proved ever potent and Carnegle Hall was crowded for the famous Russian composer-pianist’s recital. Rachman- inoff’s playing is Individual; whether the piece is the familiar appassionata sonata of Beethoven or well worn Chopin numbers, the Russian can al ways find different touches to put Into sm and other tints with which to ‘olor them, These attributes were so cleverly employed yesterday that the “Blue Danube’ waltz sounded almost @ novelty. his facile flute helped tm the fiortd Passages. The Metropolitan's customary con- cert ‘was of higher grado than last week's attempt. Backed by Urban's new puzzle scenery, which suggests “The Sophocles Blues,"’ or something equally classic, the orchestra played; : ; Marie Sundellus, substituting for Polish dance rhythm and its sonorous anthem-like declaration. The dificult] Marion Telva, sang: so did Curt Taucher, the new German tenor; Elizabeth Rethberg, the new sopran used her glorious voice on the “Le leine’* aria from ‘Der Fretschutz, selection few sopranos dare to do battle with, and seventeen-year-old Erna Rubinstein, missing the startinc signal, reached the opera house just in time to play the Bruch G minor concerto, Jeritza fans are hereby notified that the blonde Viennese soprano wil! appear as “Thais” on Thursday, Dec. 14. Clarence Whitehill will be the Athanael, Orville Harrold the Nictas and Mmes. Charlotte Ryan, Minnie Egener and Marton Telva, and Messrs D'Angelo and Reschiglian will com plete the cast. Louis Hasselmans wil! conduct, The new scenery is by Ur- Theatrica! Profession Pays Trib- Cemetery, Funeral services for Wiliam Ray- mond Sill, publicity man, who died Friday at his home In Flushing, L. yesterday afternoon Funeral Chureh. bers of the theatrical profession, cluding fifty members Club, attended. ‘The services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Frederick E. Ruler of the Elks, told of Mr. ¢ Friars Club when {t was in its FOR WILLIAM R. SILL ute. newspaper and theatricn! L, took place In the Campbell More than 300 mem- of the Friars Smyth of Hartsdale, N. Goldsmith, Past Exalted and John Pollock SIIl's labors in behalf of There were numerous floral Burial was in Spring Grove Hartford, ancy, ne, No. : 115 More than 2.000 persons attended cluding the families of the dead men bers. The chief sp@aker was Dr. rray Butler, J. Hee cet out Thin-Lite THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DEOE DR. BUTLER ADDEESSES ELKS’ MEMORIAL TO DEAD the seventy-nine K Lodge, No. 1, d during the Inst night In the Eles' West 48d Street Nicholay President of Coluinbia Univergity and a member of the lodice. The muste was under direction of Clay- Past Mxalted Ruler. were held by lodges o1 the city. Old Style ‘The above t# an actual phot Jena with thi jograph of a thw Err eomparienn old atyle lens. THIN-LITE lenses are inconspicuous and insure CLEARER VISION Samples at all ¢ FY for comparison our offices, oer Sings Dptometrist 08 Broad For Coughs and Colds na phlegm, lew Check colds at Nothing saps your vitality and slows down your work more than a cold =the kind that drags on and on. Banish those strength-stealing colds quickly, sells time-proves, joothe e start: today. All druggists, 30c, SRO FRE TINE TAR HONEY The second “Pop concert of The City Symphony Orchestra, given in the Century Theatre, was an 'm provement upon last Sunday's both as to the comfort of the good sized audience and in the orchestra’s play ing. Conductor Foch had selected for his program Tschaikowsky'’s ‘'Nu Cracker" sulte, the favorite intermez- zo from “The Jewels of the Madon na," Schubert's Military March and Weber's “Invitation to, the Dance.’ The third in the s “Mintature Musicales and Judy Theatre, de good music inter nd grown-ups, kurionette Concert fertainers. Caryl Bensel, soprano and her co-artists, appropriately dis gulsed, offered piano solos, songs and duets on a diminutive concert stage The illusion was attractive, as was the program. Marguerite Sylva, a well known and lMked mezzo-soprano, at the Broadhurst Theatre gave the first of what she calls “At Home Recitals.” She offered groups of songs in Eng » German, French and Spanish @ last named made up largely songs by Osma, a composer new here Mme, Sylva-appeared in Spin tume for this group. les of Sunday t the Punch ned to make to childre: pany as en Mme. Galli-Curet, crossed the havin afely Newark drawbridie, let 00 Round Trip f Philadelphia, B cun‘ay, December 1 SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES h Pennsy luda jersey City : = 733% be | Stophfug at Newark, Elisabeth and New Brunswi nn Sanday | Panisytiania Systom ( Ne rE Society for over eighty years ha ied upon Gour- Oriental Cream | | to keep the skin and complexio sudition through the stress of the season's tivities, White t Rachel 4]] NS ASON, New Vor reen.1. HOP | ° ° One in Five? =—>=>= Are You the Lucky Not if your Gums Bleed Easily Tender, bleeding gums! That's Nature’s warning, Pyorrhea is about to strike. 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