A mericas 'apish Periodical Carter UPTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO 11111111 ■---- PAGE ELEVEN KM 4:11. TASPLTRI NF .mtmel ■ r Detroit Repertoire themselves in accompanying the ar- ticularly good this season, in fact the ists, and brought out all the beauties entire orchestra is much improved Announced By of the score. The demonstration over last season. Another capacity, Wagnerians which followed showed dearly that house was on hand. Schkolnik's performance was a com- An important engagement at the' p lete triumph, and he was recalled time and again. For the orchestral Isa Kremer to Appear in Con - Shubert-Detroit during Thanksgiving • portion of the program Gabrilowitsch cert Opening Series of Muni - :week, is announced, when the Wag- nerian Opera company will open its Triumph as So- chose the "Tragic Overture," by Scholnik Wins cal Evenings of Interest '. return engagement of eight per-, ld "Run- B rahms, and Karl onymark's lout; Gnbrilowitsch Makes romances, commencing Monday, , tie Weddin g" SymphGo to Jewish Community. Nov. 26. Richard Wagner's music- Gabrilowitsch's only appearance as His Only Appearance. dramas will be the major part of the conductor at the regular Sunday af- Cantors Hershman, Kwartin and repertory. It is the intention of s Schkolnik, concertmeister of ternoon "Pop" roncert came last Sun Roitman, whit appeared in Orchestra Melvin II. Heiberg, the impressario py our own orchestra, is one of those ar- day. It was an eventful day for music Hall Sunday evening, while failing to . of the company, to present the works ' ove their listeners with lovers. A magnificent program su- w ho m jay of the music that reach- perbly played and a soloist of high draw the audience to compare with' of the pre-eminent master under even lists sheer the the hear:. Once a year this very caliber gave them a real afternoon's the one that greeted them during more brilliant circumstances than their visit last year, nevertheless last spring, for he has assembled a eg fine artist steps from his seat in the enjoyment. Katharine Goodson, Eng- made a success of the concert. , company this year infinitely larger orchestra and performs for us, this fish pianiste, was the soloist and of- Their program, while it included than the original, by the addition of year favori-g us with the exquisitely fered the "Concerto for Piano and ritual selections and one Russian many specially selected from among beautiful land let us say one of the Orchestra" by Delius. This composi- song, was mteworthy for its folk the most famous and gifted German compositions) Concerto tion is not in the convention form of most difficult for violin and orchestra in D-major concertos, being rather a development songs. Cantor Hershman was par- , artists. Among the newcomers with the 'Beethoven. Never has of a theme, varied and worth a rich tieularly applauded for his Yiddish company are: Elsa Gentner-Fischer, a op. 1,) Schkolnik, or any other artist for that orchestral background. Miss Good- selections. The cantors' convert was given as popular singer from Eurep,Cs leading matter given us a more satisfying son needs no introduction to Detroit an introduction to the series of con- opera houses; Louis l'erard, and Ida performance, and never has our eon- audiences, and this time she was en- certmeister shown a greater virtues- joyed just as much as one previous carts of Jewish interest, to be pre- . Moerike, Elsa Alsen, the dramatic rented here under the supervision of soprano of the original company, will ily than he did on Thursday and Fri- appearances. Four novelties were on in Detroit with the company, as day evenings oflast week. It was the progrem namely: Overture to the Detroit Musical Bureau, with M. be Shaver as manager. well as Ottilie Metzger, Edith. Fick- beautiful playing—Beethoven inter "Prince Igor" by }toroth!), On a will cher and Lotte Appel. Several new e cond concert in the series The s preted as a red blooded, living human Merry Folk-Tune" by Elkus, "Con- be given Sunday evening, Dec. 2, when names among other American sing- cold and colorless as verb) for Piano and Orchestra" by list: Eleanore de Cis- being, and not many are wont to play him. The first Delius, and Schubert's "Viennese the famous and well known Ise Kra- ors are on the mer, reputed to be the leading Jewish nun's. Ethel Frank, and Joan Ruth, movement is the longest and the most Dances" arranged by the eminent concert singer, will appear in Orches- the former an established singer of intricate. Schkolnik played this with Leopold Stokowski, leader of the Phil- Ilall. Wagner's roles. Herman Weil, a impeccable skill and intonation. In adelphia Orchestra. Other numbers tra Mr. Shaver's announcement of the former Metropolitan Opera company which the singing tone included Wagner's "Prelude to the RoMatila the his violin was beautiful and he dis- Mastersingers" and the ever-popular series of concerts states that his aim favorite, is new this season, as well of will be to present to local Jews the • as Adolf Schoepflin, Max Lippmann, played a poetic sense that sons con- "Unfinished Symphony" by Schubert. inexhaustible treasures of Jewish re- Eduard Kandl, and Rudolf Ritter, a mendable. The last movement which The audience enioyed it all and much as a means tenor of high repute in Europe. }kin- contains a folk song theme is quite applause followed each and every ligious and folk music, d contributing to the musical events rich Knote, Theodor Lattermann, different ;rum the preceding move- number. The orchestra was in tine of the Jewish community. The mord Paul Schwartz and Benno Ziegler ments. Again in this Schkolnik fettle and responded to Gabrilo- were in Detroit last spring. showed himself at be a master. Ga- witsch's baton with almost perfection and financial support of Jewish music brilowitscli and his men quite outdid precision. The string section is par- lovers is appealed for. 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The decors. davenport, two comfortable and lux- tions, which are different in adjoin- urious chairs, a living room table in writing ing apartments, are the result of dark wood tastefully carved, a as the table, a study and work on the part of Man- desk inthe same wood book rack and side table, del Brothers, of Chicago, who were combination d two handsome beveled glass wall mir- responsible for the furnishing an decorations. Color schemes which rota and beautiful bridge lamp in old with • silk shade. The paper on harmonize beautifully are to be gold been chosen with wis- found throughout the building. the walls has Many people looking for apart- donand s sense of beauty and pre- ments in the city have corn *inn(' of portion and harmonizes perfectly with Hudson Coal Co. Northway 0015 NO COVER CHARGE 81.100 fade. 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NO COVER CHARGE STETSON SHOES BERKE'S SHOE SHOP LTURE . gree. room apartments there are thre closets in each one and in some four Living in the El Verano, the guest "Our architect, Charles N. Agree, will enjoy all the modern conveniences said Mr. Rosenthal, "is one of the and comforts of life in an expensive finest in this part of the country, and hotel, while also he will have none of in edsigning the El Verano he has its drawbacks. He will have all the embodied all the newest ideas to make advantages of a private dwelling in = = Situated in the heart of a splendid an apartment building of the great- the number of rooms and privacy. E North Woodward residence district, est comfort and convenience to the Then, too, for the business man, the. Verano offers an ideal location in = with an admirable outlook on all sides, teants." = with transportation within a few hun- Among the many conveniences of- which to live, far from the noise and dred feet by bus or street car that fered by the El Verano tee those who grime of downtown. = takes 30 minutes to reach the business are looking for a beautiful, comfort- heart of the city, the El Vermin, De- abel and well located apartment are — a- troit's newest palatial furnished maid service, if required; private apartment opened last Sunday. telephones or switchboard service; The completion of the El Verano every apartment over two rooms with marks a new development in apart- facilities to sleep four people, with EF. ments in its section of the city. It is Murphy beds; outside package and Members - L —' ' just a few feet from Woodward an- , refrigerator service, eliminating any New York Stock Excitant/. = desk in the same wood as the table, a ' leother for the housekeeper by prevent- New York Cotton E•rhange Park, and is the only luxurious fur- log delivery boys coming into the kit- Philodelphie Stoat Exchange Chicago Stock Fixchang• nished apartment in that section of chen and tracking up the floor; spe- Chicago Board of Trad• a- the city that offers so many convex- cial metal cabinets in the bath room Detroit Stock Exchange =I iences to the person looking for a for medicine and toilet aricles; plebty Assoc.• New York Curb home. of base plugs in all apartments; corn- —: For many years that section of plete furnishings all new and in the best of taste; linen, silver, dishes and f7eannda trl= egiee every household convenience ready Now with the advent of this huge, for the new tenant and never used . , perfectly-apponited apartment, one by anyone else; practical kitchens I may enjoy all the advantages of a with a perfect utilization of space I homesite in a handy and livable lo- which saves steps and bother for *eh. I cation with none of the drawbacks and housewife; elevator service and count- 1 bothers that come in taking care of less other facilities which make for , a single home. the comfort and the happiness of the 1 The El Verano, a splendidly con- tenant. Majestic Building structed building which any citizen The lobby of the El Verano, which I Cadillac 4332 might be proud to have in his com- comes like a pleasant greeting to its i munity, contains 63 apartments of guests, is probably one of the Cnest Carl M. Deakin, two, three and four rooms each. The rooms of any apartment in the coun- Manager building, which embodies all the latest try. Furnished in a most decorative conveniences and devices of modern color scheme with hangings and rug; ! New York Clndand Philadelphia architecture, is so made that every of harmonizing hues, with comfort- t e apartment is on outside one. There able chairs, writing desks, vases and is not a court in the building and . palms, the lobby is inviting and every window in every room opens ' beautiful and a room of which any of out into the outside air, doing away the tenants may be justly proud. with the gloom, stuffiness and faulty To step into a living room in the ventilation that so many court apart- El Veranc—into any living room in Ky. and Virginia Lump. $ 8.75 ments have. Ky. sad Virginia Mine any one of the many apartments, for The El Verano is the embodiment 7.25 Run... of all the American ideals of comfort , they are all furnished with the same $12.25 Pocahontas Lump . convenience. From its luxurious excellent taste—is like going into an :711111111111111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MOIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIP; • act LatiD7,' r = F.. -. = = = = _, - E- lions, noted American soprano. The :Mozart Opera company are making = hteir appearance here on Monday eve- —=— sing, of Nov. 26, at the Arena Gar- E dens. The production was organized and = is under the personal direction of Wit. liam Wade Hinshaw, a well known — figure in American musical life and no of the best known of the impres- _ arias of New York. He has chosen a notable cast, fitting companion ar- 'a fists for Miss Williams, inclulding = Ellen Rumsey, soprano, Judson House, = tenor, Leo de Hierapolis baritone, =, Killian Palmer, soprano, Pierre Rem- :_ = ' gton, basso and Elliot Schneck, = pianist. It is an interesting fact that sew- = a' I eral months after Mr. Hinshaw or- ganized the "Cosi fan Tutte" com- = pany for a coast to coast tour that — the Metropolitan Opera in New York = "'. announced it as one of its new operas .. = for the season. So great was the = success of the Metropolitan presenta- lion that the opera was repeated sev- oral times and New York critics pre- = flounced it one of the signal successes of the season. Miss Williams needs no intrnduc- ti to the American public. It is = interestnig to note, however, that the w York papers hace the greatest praise for her singing. Here are m- cerpts from the press: "'"ros-ie like a lark."—New York Evening Mail. "Sweet lyric soprano, knows how to use it"—New York American. "Denture, beautiful anad of appeal. ing voice."—New York Herald. Sweet high soprano voice, well trained and flexible."—New York Globe. "Exquisite voice and manner."— New York Post. 11‘ Vir---.:;.^-7----- 11.11,..fte. :"& Music League series is to be a oh , luxe production of Mozart's opera = "Cesi fan Tutte," starring Irene Wil- a = = ; 1 : li andy .0/ am where. tract; ing can, ern.cione,tcrli*A7‘ adouritage,-!111 The third attraction on the (I:, lc = a 11(1 If^ 'kr