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At this late hour, when all the local
Play Tschiakovsky's Con-
music authorities have had their say
about the recent performance of
certo April 16 - 17.
Ja.cha Ileifetz at Orchestra Hall, and
all agreed about certain quite obvious
The season of symphony concerts
fundamentals, there still remains in conies to an end next Thursday and
the inner oar the echo of a beauty Friday evenings, April 16 and 17,
that is almost transcendental and the with the sixteenth pair, and Mr. Ga•
memory of a perfection that borders brilowitsch has made a most interest-
on the miraculous. Because Ileifetz, ing, exciting and altogether admirable
I play ing with supernatural case the
program.
most difficult compositions for the
Following the accept.' custom, Mr.
' violin. and giving to each an indi- Gahrilowitsch himself will be the so-
viduality and finesse that idealizes loist, playing that most thrilling of
; the tonal poem, is a marvel, There is piano concertos, Tschaikovsky's first,
no need or call fur comparisons; this in li-flat minor. Seven years ago
; artist stands apart. Ile comes before when he came to Detroit as guest
, his audience like an Apollo and conductor he played it and since then,
, through the magic of his bowing and until this year, it has not been in his
I his fingers he produces tones, phrases repertory, but it is this work which,
and whole passages that leave one stamped hint as a great pianist when
'spellbound and quite breathless. The he first came to America 25 years!
simplest composition is given an ago. With it made his debut in New l
!ethereal beauty, while the most elabo- York and Boston and as soloist he
rate sonata becomes an epic that Played it at the first concert given
storms the heavens. One can even by the Philadelphia Orchestra in No-1
forget the artist in the performance vember, 1000, under Fritz Scheel.
and this surely is the greatest com- Next November. at the twenty-fifth
pliment that could be paid to him and anniversary concerts of the Phila-
to his art.
delphia Orchestra, he will play it
Orchestra Hall was crowded; the
again.
elite of musical Detroit was present.
The program will he completed by
, And, quite naturally, there was a the performance of two masterworks, I
' goodly portion of the artist's co-re- representative respectively of the ;
ligion'sts. It is a nice thing to ob- modern French and German schools,
'serve their pride in the universally the one Vincent dimly's "'Oar," a
I idolized favorite and observe, too, set of symphonic variat , ons, the other
!how they follow every movement of Richard Strauss' "A Hero's Life."
, his arm and fingers. Their applause Windy is describing to us in tone the I
is well-meant and deserved, but why, journey of 'star, daughter of Sin for
in the name of all the arch-angels, Anul, to "the land of No-Return."
must they be so noisy about it, and at
"A Hero's Life" remains perhaps the
the very end so overdo this showing most characteristic example of
,,f their appreciation as to disgust Strauss' creative genius. With its
those more modest because more sin- episodes of exalted beauty constantly
cere and cultured. Why not take a brought into sharp, close contrast
cue from the latter? Even applause with episodes of sheer ugliness—all
may become so vehement and so dis- with a predestined purpose—its thrill-
turbing, especially when combined ing climaxes and eloquent silences,
with a lot of senseless, fulminating set off with a prodigal display of all
chatter as to become obnoxious. And the colors and tints of the tonal pal-
then, for me, and I am certain for ette, mixed and laid on with uncanny
Imany like myself, the effect of the skill, it smashes through the veneer
music is completely spoiled. Modern- of conventionalities and strikes un•
• tion in applause, especially When erringly at primitive emotions.
those who sponsor it are of the same
; faith as the artist, ought, I think, to
be observed, even demanded at con- Annual Request Program to
certs of this kind; and I think it
Feature Popular Concert
would do much toward adding to the
enoyment of the program and prove
of Sun., April 19.
a greater tribute to the genius of such
.1 an artist as Jascha Heifetz.
The final popular concert of the sea-
son, in fact the last time the orchestra
Marguerite Schuiling at Capitol will play during the present season,

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Eduard Werner, conductor of the will be on Sunday afternoon, April
highly artistic and successful Sunday 19, when Victor Kolar will give his
ts
noon symphony concerts at the Capi- annual request program. Requesare
Theater, has arranged his usual are pouring in from laslple who
I tol
for the interested and Mr. Kolar may he coun-
th
" seasonal "request" program
this one
lconcert on April 12 and engaged as red upon to make
of thee y ear de

1Schuiling, Detroit's representative voted entirely to the most popular
I
III singer, who will be heard in Bizet's pieces.
!'ll dramatic "Agnes Der with orchestral
in-
1 accompaniment. The program
Statement of the Ownership, Manage.
Wagner,
from
Eli eludes selections
merit, Circulation, Etc., Required
d
11 Tsehaikovsky, Massenet, Rachmanin-
Woodward
by the Act of Congress of August
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110
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In Owen Davis Laugh Thriller
24, 1912, of The Detroit Jewish
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Chronicle, published once per week
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ea Sunday's Popular Concert)
at Detroit, Mich., for Apr. I, 1925.
to Feature Fred S. Paine, I ■
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Xylophone Player.
SHIVERS!
i i i '1 While Mr. Kolar has not placed on STATE OF MICHIGAN,
LAUGHS!
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SPOOKS!
il l '
program for the popular concert COUNTY OF WAYNE—ss.
Before me, a Notary Public in and
WEEK BEG. SUNDAY, APRIL is—"THE NERVOUS WRECK" ( sin Orchestra Ilall Sunday afternoon,
for the state and county aforesaid
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April 12, any music peculiarly sig-
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personally
appeared J. II. Schakne,
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nificant of Easter, the list of pieces who, having been duly sworn accord-1
shows bright, cheerful music approp-
ing to law, deposes and says that he 1
riate to the season. The concert is
is the Business Manager of The De-1
the twenty-third of the series and but
and that the
one popular concert remains, that of trait Jewish Chronicle
following is, to the best of his know'.
a with from Sunday, when the an-
edge and belief, a true statement of
nual "Request" program will be
the ownership, management (and, if
given.
a daily paper, the circulation), etc., of
The soloist will be Fred S. Paine,
the aforesaid publication for the date
who is principal of the percussion
shown in the above caption, required
-ection of the orchestra and who is by the Act of Aug. 24, 1912, em-
known far and near—for his fame is
bodied in Section 443, Postal Laws
by no means confined to Detroit—as
and Regulations, printed on the re-
a most skilful player of the xylo-
verse of this form, to-wit:
GUARANTEED PURE AND FRESH, DELICIOUS
phone. Last year he appeared as a
1. That the names and addresses
soloist on this quaint instrument for
Demand Them of Your Grocer.
of the publisher, editor, managing
the first time and he had one of 'I^
editor and business managers are:
great successes of the season. That
Publisher, Joseph J. Cummins, 2075
success undoubtedly will be repeated
Hazelwood avenue. Detroit, Mich.;
Sunday afternoon, when he will play
MELROSE 6491
" and editor, Joseph J. Cummins, 2075 Ha-
" Overture "II Guaranv,
6475 GRATIOT AVE.
zelwood avenue, Detroit, Mich.; man-
perhaps some pieces in addition.
Bachrach, 107
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A very interesting number will aging editor, Siphra
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.
Winona avenue, Detroit, Mich.; busi-
comprise three short pieces for or-
ness manager, J. H. Schakne, 2073 1
chestra by Valbert A. P. Coffey, one
1
Hazelwood avenue, Detroit, Mich.
PASSOVER GREETINGS
of the principal violas of the orches-
2. That the owners are: (Give
tra. These pieces are named re-
names and addresses of individual
spectively Orientate, Romanze and
owners, or, if a corporation, give its
Georgia Ramble and last year they
the names and addresses
were awarded the John F. Kunsky name and
of stockholders owning or holding 1
nrize for orchestral compositions by
per cent or more of the total amount
the Tuesday Morning Musicale. Mr.
of stock.) The Detroit Jewish Chron-
Coffey is a musician of very real
icle, 850 West High street; Jos. J.
gifts. He has a light, facile hand in
Cummins, 2075 Hazelwood avenue,
; melody and is skilled in the art of
Detroit, Mich.; .1. II. Schakne, 2073
Platinum and Gold Mountings
orchestration. Ile will conduct these
Hazelwood avenue, Detroit, Mich.;
1three pieces himself.
Hazelwood
What will be a novelty to many Florence Margolis, 2075
EXPERT WATCHMAKER
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928 AMERICAN
French composer Edouard I,alo. Oth- geles, Calif.
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That
the
known
bondholders,
3.
er pieces will be Weber's little over-
other security hold-
State at Griswold Street
ture "Preciosa." the Largo from mortgagees, and
per cent or
12,30 to 5:30 P. M.
Dvorak's symphony "From the New ers owning or holding 1
more of total amount of bonds, mort-
M'orld" and the Minuet, Dance of the
(If
gages,
or
other
securities
are:
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Sylphs and Rakoczy March from
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Berlioz's "The Damnation of Faust." there are none, so state.) None.
the
two
paragraphs
next
4. That
above, giving the names of the own
PASSOVER GREETINGS
ers, stockholders and security hold
ers, if any, contain not only the list
of stockholders and security holders
Children'. Night:
'fie annual Children's Night of Pi.- as they appear upon the books of the
gab Lodge, No. 34, 1. 0. B. B., will company but also, in cases where the
he held Monday evening April 13, at stockholder or security holder ap-
the clubrooms, 406 East Adams ave- pears upon the books of the company
nue, when several talented members as trustee or in any other fiduciary
,,f Ben B'rith families will perform. relation, the name of the person or
All members are invited to bring corporation for whom such trustee is,
said
their wives, children and friends to acting, is given; also that the
two paragraphs contain statement! ,
the meeting.
TAX PROBLEMS AND REPORTS
embracing affiant's full knowledge
Adolph Lewisohn was the principal and belief as to the circumstances
which stock-
annual
-.raker
at
the
thirty-third
and conditions under
Randolph 6188
meeting of the Hebrew Free Loan As- holders and security holders who do.
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not appear upon the books of the
sociation of New York held recently.
Dukes , company as trustees, hold stock and
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Other speakers were Julius J.
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securities in a capacity other than
res id e nt. Rabbi Max Drob and for-
e-aranx--x?
mar Congressman Isaac Siegel. that of a bona fide owner, and this
afflant has no reason to believe that
any other person, association, or cor-
ORCHESTRA HALL
poration has any interest direct or
Detroit
Symphony
Orchestra
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other securities than as so stated by
him.
Sunday Afternoon at 3:30
6. That the average number of
copies of each issue of this publica-
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