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... Opera as a Reflection of Life Louise at Covent Garden The Wreckers at the After Noon Theatre Two New Operas The two operas with which London audiences have been made acquainted during the last few d ...
... Opera as a Reflection of Life Louise at Covent Garden The Wreckers at the After Noon Theatre Two New Operas The two operas with which London audiences have been made acquainted during the last few d ...
... O THE- OMEN -II 1 1 by maud-a-black Ji> AlSIsS?! ...
... O THE- OMEN -II 1 1 by maud-a-black Ji> AlSIsS?! ...
... 7 III; J r '77 By BASIL MACDONALD HASTINGS THE audience was not a small one. Indeed, the Baker Street hall was fairly well filled. It was its composition that disappointed Arthur Caley, the keen-faced pianist, peering through the curtains at the back of the platform. He was a slim, ordinary-looking young man, dark, and rather inclined to stoop. His dress-suit did not fit him at all well. The ...
... By Desire of the Composer A MUSICAL IMPRESSION BY S. B. DE LA BERE THE DEATH OF MINNEHAHA (PART II. OF HIAWATHA, BY S. COLERIDGE TAYLOR) Into Hiawatha's wigwam came two silent guests and gloomy, And the foremost said, Behold me I am Famine, Buckadawin, And the other said, Behold me! I am Fever, Ahkosewin! Sketched ly S B. de la Eere at the special invitation, and with the personal ...
... Impressionism in French Mtasic TRANSLATED INTO IMPRESSIONISM IN BRITISH ART L'APRES-MIDI D'UN FAUNE By C. DEBUSSY BY S. B. DE LA BERE Dcfcussy, who is regarded as the leader of the impressionistic movement in music, is best known in London by his mystical prelude, 44 L'Apr&s-midi d'un faune, based on the poem by Mallurme, which represents a faun emerging from the forest into the noonday ...
... PICTORIAL POLITICS Tine Ccsipoiaadioiffi Ltsllll inn Pafftj' Strife. Before the Storm. BY the adjournment of the House until June 13 all political contro versy has been put aside for the moment, and the approaching coronation festi vities have absolutely filled the public mind to the exclusion of all else. The two parties have with dire threats to each other joyfully deserted the House for a ...
... I GRAPH-o-pbope J Imperial Model. 5,13 13 Of /jgj Q r j 1 The Records that Created a World Sensation J f ]\TO single event in the history of the art of record- IA 5 ing music has ever caused such a sensation as wjfk have the New Grand Opera Records. Every artiste is a world-celebrity, and the records are acknowledged to be so immeasurably an artistic advance upon any records yet heard that ...
... Excelsior! A PAINFUL MEMORY OF MANY SMOKING CONCERTS BV M. BATEMAN ...
... NOTEWORTHY FIGURES LIVING MUSIC BY GRANDVILLE. Marchk Heroiqub Warriors in Full Fight with Swords, Bows and Arrows. Shirt. ns. Fi.ars. Hattiw.Ayks Avn A Writ -Pi.nMF.n Leader. 2* Makche Militaire et Orientals Turks on the March, Bearing Standards and Axes; Negroes with Spears, Picks, and Musical Instruments; Stilted Men; and Loot-Carriers. 3* Musiqub REligieusb Children of the Choir Kneeling, ...
... II '(haminade' I WQaminade' 1 1 1 mr Parfum fr i jit) if i ft If H 5 If MORNY 11 If! Parfum Chaminade is most happily named, its light and BUI datnty odours, always fresh and harmonious, suggesting the LS1 1 melodic beauties of the Air de Ballet a few bars of which, W written and signed by Madame Chaminade, are used as the HI i |H| registered mark for this series of perfumery. Chaminade Parfum ...