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THE INDEX, Saturday, February 25, 1928 15
Theatre, gives promise of the
unwelcome "standing room
model. Seamings and tuckings
and appliques are a feature of
Alice Long Thomas will be the The program for the recital
guest soloist and Julia M. Katz tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock:
only" to late customers.
Probably no booking of the
season in the loop theatres has
aroused more interest on the
part of theatregoers than the
favorite Belasco star's advent as
Lulu Belle, the fascinating Harlem
cabaret entertainer. Miss
Ulric's supporting cast includes
such prominent members as
Frank Thomas, Jack Hartley,
William Friend, William St.
James, Jean Del Val, William
Boag, Jane Ferrel, Joseph Allenton
and many others. There is
the coat mode. Capes are hip- will play the piano accompani­ Prelude to "Lohengrrin" Wagner
length; irregular; only half a ments. Debussy, who inaugu­ Gavotte from "Iphigenia in Aulis" .
cape; or become a part of the rated a new era in French music,
Gluck-Brahms
sleeves. There are yokes and
(a) Largo from Symphony No. f>
is represented by his "Moon­
"From the New World" Dvorak
half belts, the latter fastened light," to be heard for the first
(ht Finale from Symphony No. 5
with an ornamental buckle, or, time at these concerts. The full "From (he N'-w World".. Dvorak
if the model is tailored, with a program follows:
Intermission of Five Minutes
plain buckle. Sleeves keep to a Sonata In V Minor ..Mendelssohn Humoresque No. 3, Opus (i Grieg
tailored simplicity in spite of the Soprano Solo:
Concertsatz in C Minor Thiele
vagaries of the coat itself.
"Deh Viem" from Figaro ..Mozart Valse TUESDAY Lente from MUSICAL "Sylvia" CLUB Delibes
''lair de Lune Debussy Gland MANUSCRIPT Choeur in D Major PROGRAM Guilmant
Ronde Francaise Boellmann
MUSIC AND ART Hawaiian Fantasy S'tewart
One of the most engaging pro­
with Max Friedman in the Dam- Soprano Solos:
grams of the year is the manurosch
School, New York.
(a) Tiptoe Carew script, which will be given the
(b) Still wio die Nacht Bohm afternoon of February 27 in the
The last concert of the series
of chamber music evenings being
given this season by the
Yost String Quartet will occur
on Saturday, March 17, in the
Hotel Schenley ball-room. Of
unusual interest to Pittsburgh
(c) Mary Richardson Upper Hall of the Soldiers' Me­
.March in E Flat Schumann morial by the Tuesday Musical
Marion Engle, pianist, artist Club. Every number on this pro­
pupil of Mrs. Lawrence Litchgram has been written by a club
field, will be heard in recital Fri­
member and it is always a red
day evening, March 2, in Carletter
day both in interest and
attendance.
music lovers will be the appear­
This year the composers repance
of Norman Frauenheim,
resented are Henrietta M. Body-
pianist, as guest artist. This
combe, Gertrude Goeddel, Mrs.
will be the first appearance of
Waldamar Dyrrsen, Flora T.
Mr. Frauenheim in America
Greene, Gertrude M. Rohrer,
since his return from Paris re­
Edith T. Wassell, Helen Roescently.
After early study in
sing, Nellie R. Roberts and Eliz­
Pittsburgh, Mr. Frauenheim
MARION ENGLE
abeth R. Stoner. Those who will
spent several years under Sigis- The Fillion Violin Studios has an­ present the selections are Mary
mond Stojowski in New York nounced a recital by Miss Engle, pian­ Redmond, violin; Edgar
LENORE ULRIC
and in 1925 went to Paris, where ist, artist pupil of Mrs. Lawrenca Litch­ Sprague, tenor; a trio, Letha F.
In "Lulu Belle,'' which continues at the he studied with Lazare-Levy. field, to be given in Carnegie Lecture Rankin, Jean McCrory Newman
Nixon Theatre for the week of Within the past two years he Hall the evening of March 2 at 8:15. and Viola K. Byrgerson. Mary
February 2 7.
has played extensively on the
negie Lecture Hall, presenting Jones Sherrill will read Mrs.
an ensemble of over fifty people.
the following program:
Continent and in England. His
Rohrer's compositions accom­
S'onata No. 12, A major Mozart
The title role permits Miss Ul­ eventful public career was initipanied
by Othelia A. Vogel;
Sonata Op. 27, No. 1 Beethoven
ric's artistry to have full sway ated by a program played by Etude Op. 10, No. G Chopin
Fern Goitre Fillion, in Mrs. Was-
and reveals another side of her special request before Her Royal Etude Op. 25, No. 2 Chopin sell's composition will be accom­
remarkable versatility. It is a Highness the Infanta Isabella, Lerceuse Op. 57 Chopin panied by Oscar Helfenbein, and
part rich in possibilities, of aunt of the King of Spain, in her La cathedrale engloutie Debussy Ferguson Webster will play Miss
which she takes full advantage. palace in Madrid. Then followed Jardins sous la Pluie Debussy Roessing's group. The trio for
An extraordinary feature of the concerts in London, Paris and an Reflets dans l'eau Debussy women by Mrs. Roberts will be
long runs achieved by Miss Ulric English tour, everywhere meet­ Naiads at the Spring Juon sung by Regina S. Linn, Elma
in her repertoire of Belasco sucing with most enthusiastic re­
Lesende "Schubert, St. Francis a Young walking Centenar­ on Sulzner and Eunice Betsche and
Waves Liszt
cesses is the fact that during upian,"
is the subject of the talk to
ception by critics and public
the same composer's quartet for
ward of 2,500 New York per­
be given by Dr. Charles Hein­
alike. Mr. Frauenheim will con­
male voices will be sung by
roth tonight at 8:15 o'clock in
formances given by her since tribute a group of piano solos
Blanchard Wiester, Thomas
Carnegie Music Hall. This is the
she came under Belasco's direc­ besides joining the quartet in a
Morris, Jr., Ernest Wright and
first of the series of six lectures
tion she has never missed a per­ performance of D o h n a n y i's
Jesse W. Young. Rhythmics will
on musical subjects to be given
formance.
Piano Quintet, Op. 1. The quar­
interpret Miss Stoner's composi­
by Dr. Heinroth on Saturday
tet will play a short group and
tions, ten young women, Elvira
nights during Lent in place
give a first Pittsburgh hearing
D. Terle, Anna M. Merk, Rosie
To Begin Tlie New
of the usual free organ recitals.
of a quartet by Ottorino Re-
Lattanzio, Margaret Smilnsky,
In commemoration of the censpighi,
the Italian composer. The
Dolores Monahan, Edna C. Terle,
Season
tenary of Schubert's death the
members of the Yost Quartet
Lillian R. Teile, Sarah A. Mon­
first two talks will be devoted to
ing width at the hem; with the are: Gaylord Yost, first violin,
roe, Elizabeth Hanlon and Eliza­
a discussion of the music of that
irregular hemline; with fabric Roy Shumaker, second violin,
beth Watkins giving the demon­
composer.
working carried out in various Carl Rosenberg, viola, and James
stration.
The following compositions by
ways. There is rivalry between Younger, 'cello.
Schubert will be played by Dr.
the furred and the fur-less
Heinroth tonight to illustrate
model, the latter two-fold in its Dr. Caspar Koch, city organ­
| MRS. ELSIE McFATE
the lecture:
purpose since it can be worn ist, will be heard in the free
GARDEN—ARTIST
Overture to "Rosamunde"
Hillside Hordij Flower Gardens Flttsburgli
with a fox scarf or a two or organ recital to be given in Car­
Andante from Sonata in B Flat
Plttsturgri Phone New York Studio
three-skin stole, thus assuming negie Hall, North Side, at 3 Menuetto from Fantasy. Op. 78
Volley 170 47 W.42.id Street
the appearance of a fur-trimmed o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Moment Musical, No. 3
Symphony in B Minor (Unfinished)