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. Sunday Popular Concerts Have
Successful Opening.
The popular Sunday concerts In
Orchestra Hall had the most success- 1
ful opening in their history and next
Sunday, Nov. .1, comes another con.;
cert of the same description. The so.I
loist will be Frank Bishop, a young!
Michigan pianist whom both Mr.
Gabrilowitsch and Mr. Kolar look on'
as of very remarkable talent. An- •
!other feature of the program will be
! the performance for the first time in
Detroit of the wonderful Third Or-
chestral Suite of Tschaikovsky. The
whole program comprises the "Sem-
iramide” Overture of Rossini; Ballet
Music from Goldmarks opera, "The'
Queen of Sheba," Liszt's Second Con-
certo in A major for piano and or-
chestra and the Third Orchestral
Suite of Tschaikovsky.
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First Young People's Concert. ,
The World's Three
Greatest Cantors
M. HERSCHMAN
Z. KWARTIN
D. ROITMAN
Will Appear in a Joint Recital at
Orchestra Hall
At 8:30 P. M.
Sun. Eve.,
Nov. 18
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Re-Elect
RICHARD M.
WATSON
Member of the
City Council
Election Day, Nov. 6,
1923
Polls Open 7 A. M. to
8 P. M.
Endorsed by the following well known residents
of Detroit
John Kelsey
Wm. F. . Meleger
1 „ d Guenther
John IL Warnecke
Bon. C. 1 rouley
Chas. T. Itusla
Gm. A. Dbl.
%Sm. A. Brush
lien , ' `lefts.. Jr.
H. I. Murphy
Delhi W. •Intone
R. anuthell
dem. J. Bro.!,
Hugh C. %hits
Dr. dames W. AIM.
John
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Dr. IS ,o. Fouler
Ihm linmer
John TOR
Wm. II. Maybe.,
Darr, J. Cow
Beta P. Guiney
Bernard P. Weadock
Oar. Webber
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IV. K. Morrie
danwe Buchanan
E. C. V. Hunan
Feed W. Kerr
Diets B. Dunteld
Jew. A. Schulte
Crank A. Schulte
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Rosa Raise and Giacomo Rimini
to Appear in Concert Monday.
Rosa Raise and Giacomo Rimini
will appear in concert at Arena Ger-
dens this Monday evening.
Raisa is one of the youngest,
as well as one of the most brilliant,
in the long succession of Jewish ar-
tists who on both the operatic and
dramatic stage have given glory to
their race. Mme. Raise is not a Jew-
ish artist in the narrow nationalist
sense of the term; true to her race's
proverbial breadth of sympathy and
vision she has made all art her prov-
ince, and is equally at home in the
songs of Russian, German, Italian,
French or English composers, while
in Yiddish music she has a field in
which she is unrivalled. Speaking all
these languages fluently, she adds
that peculiarly Jewish quality of sym-
pathy which enables her to penetrate
into the soul of each of them.
In the realm of opera Mme. Raisa
has won her greatest triumphs, in the
works of Italian composers, as it was
to Italy she fled, a refugee from the
horrible pogroms of her native Bus-
sin, and It was Italy who trained her
for the operatic stage, Italy who gave
her alike her debut and her first tri-
umphs. No wonder that she has de-'
cloned she loves of all nations Italy
and the Italians best, though of re-
cent years the land of Verdi and
Puccini has been forced to share her
affections with America.
"Hard work and patiencd are the
essentials of operatic success or suc-
-mil in the concert field,' said Mme.
Raise recently. "It was Mme. Mar-
chesi who taught me the value of
WARNS OF IMPOSTOR
patience, of building slowly, and of
not attempting to hurry oneself into
The Jewish public.; and B'nai B'rith
positions for which one is not ready.
I remember hearing Mme. Marchesi lodges in particular, are hereby warn-
say again and again: 'My dear young ed ageing an impositor who gives
girl, why be impatient? If you don't the name of • Brasd, Goldberg and
do a thing well today you will do it lifubablylothet; hliases, who claims to
well tomorrow; and if not this year, represent the Leo N. Levi Memorial
why then next year. Youth can al- Hospital of Hot Springs, Ark. This
ways afford tro wait, and by not wait- man is about 64 years old, 5 feet six
ing it often destroys itself. . The su- inches in hpght, and•is rather stout.
preme thnig is not to do a thing now,
but to do it well when you do it.', •
"I have never forgotten this advice
and I never shall. The trouble with
young singers is that often they have
never listened to thin advice even if
they have received it. We live in an
age of hurry, and youth is impatint
to be up and doing. This is as it should
be, for it shows that youth is awake.
But age has also its wisdom. We who
ore young are too often impaitent with
this wisdom and our impatience we
pay for with bitter tears. Better
three or four years of unremitting
study than a failure at ■ debut. I
knew 13 operas thoroughly before I
made my debut at I'arma, and ever
since then I have considered 13 my
lucky number.'
The program for the Rosa Raisa
and Giacomo Rimini concert follows:
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ber of people and he should be turned
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Texas in the interest of the Nurses'
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Walter C. Piper Endorsed by
Local Jews.
have written interesting letters to
Mr. Piper and each praises his sense
of
civic duty and advocates his elec-
I.ettera received by Walter Piper,
candidate for the Council, from a tion to the nine-man Council.
number of Detroit Jews, including D.
CORRECTION
W. Simons,
Fred M. Butzel, Ben .B.
Jacobs, Samuel S. Stahl and Louis I. - In last week's issue of The Chron-
Frank, express satisfaction at his suc- icle it was erroneously stated that
cess in having been nominated for the Walter S. Ileavenrich was elected a
Council and pledge him their support. member of the board of directors of
Temple Beth El. Samuel Ileavenrich
The above named Detroit Jews
was the man re-elected to that office.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Con-
gregation B'nai Moshe is completing
arrangements for the annual Chan-
ukah ball to be given at the Hotel
Stotler on Sunday evening, Dec. 2.
For a number of successive years, this
affair has been acknowledged as one
of the foremost events of the season.
Tickets can be obtained at the door
or from the committee in charge, con-
sisting of Mrs. Peter Vasa, chairman;
Mrs. Jacob Farkas, assistant chair-
man; Mrs. Joseph Gressfeld, secre-
tary, and Mrs. Ilarry Bosnian, treas-
urer.
culated recently from French sources
that negotiations looking to the issue
of a foreign loan to Poland were being
conducted with the house of Rothschild
and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. of New York,
and that Otto Kahn, representative of
the latter house, conditioned the Jew-
ish restrictions in Poland, are branded
as "unfounded" in reliable quarters
here.
It is also denied that the loan nego-
tiations with J. P. Morgan Co. failed.
Senator Hamerling, a member of
the anti-Semitic party, a baptized Ga-
lician Jew, who was appointed to pro-
ceed to America to negotiate with the
J. P. Morgan Co., it is understood,
will not be able to make the trip be-
cause his alleged activities in Poland,
while an American citizen, constitute
him undesirable in America.
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The first of the five concerts for
Young People will be given in Orches-,
tral Hall next Saturday morning,
Nov. 10, at 0:30. The general sub- 1
feet. which will be discussed by Ediith
M. Rhetta, will be The Symphony."
Miss Rbetts will talk of the symphony
in general and the sonata form in
particular and the music illustrations
will be the lovely little First Sym-
phony of Beethoven, which in simplic-
ity and naive beauty is close to the
symphonies of Haydn, and the very
beautiful Largo from Dvorak's Sym-
phony, "From the New World."
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