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r the opÇening Of the Ravinia Festival season by the Chicago Symphony orchestra. Before a. capacity aud- eunday aftern0oon-JuIy 12 ience Willoughby -Walling 'Of, WinMoart netka, general chairmnan of the* asso- Overture to FIgaro ......... ciation, announced that ticket quotas Symphony No. 4-E Minor . .Brahinu had in some -villages been oversub- Two Preudes from 11johengrn.... scribed, and that campaigus everya-"Prelugde to Act 1 wbere had produced saLtisfactory reb-Prelude to Acet Ill' Lange <IU.t Conduetor -Rans, Lange, conductor -of the, New York Philharmonic orchestra, will be the guest conductor forthe-.conicerts. this week. There will .be programùs Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings at 8:30 o'clock, and Sunday afternoon at 4:30. Mr. Lange was born in Con- taicen riday cvnig uz w.ai. weeic in Rossii Italens n lu ier .......... Fantasie "A Nlght on flare Mountain" ...... .. Moussorgsky Valse, "Roses of ýthieSouti". . Straus Bolero ........ ........ Ravel * Haive. You Seen Our 'New Bum'-[Van4ýon 7 oo*C9ua CH ST ~E E T Forest *Murmure "Siegfred. Wagper lExcerpts from Second 'Act of "Die Meitersingers" ... .... Wagner: stantiiope 18 he made his debut as soloist with the Berlin Philharmonic orchestra, and two years later was engaged as concertmaster at the Frankfurt Mu-. seum concerts under Willem Mengelberg. He came to New York in 1923 as assistant conductor and concertmaster of the New York Pbilharmonic orchestra, and since 1931 has been a regular conductor of this orchestrea. f Gean parentage.. At Mr. and, Mrs. -F.. J. Stivers, 1335 Maple avenue, spent Iast week, visiting Mrs. Stivers'- father and, mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. -C. Peck în Olini, 1Iowa. On june 28, they attended a picnic just outside of Iowa City where the Peck ances of JBrahlms are especianly notewortby, and Ravinia patrons wilI have the opportunity to judge for themselves, as he will jresent, the cycle of four Brahms symphonies on bis programs. Offering a wide range of emotional and musical content, the four great symphonies of the master, Brahms, are rarely heard in the cycle form, and afford an unusual opportunity to ail loyers of great sym- I., 14 S-ilver-PLased i. I III 1 1 707 Churoh .St. EVANSTON kection, prcd from . . Greeneaf 2450 Wilmett U258 Oretdeaf 7960 10