Daily British Whig (1850), 17 Nov 1922, p. 4

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" oN k i £ > A . n Wp = # : 2 E = - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 102 THE DAILY BKITISH WHIG Msc mT HOME. | i | _ Abusing the Bull Fiddle. | The big fiddle standing in the back | row of the orchestra and sawing away solemnly through most of the concert | wins the curiosity but very little of | the interest of the average audience. Beethoven in his "Fourth Symph- | ony" concludes with a passage which | suddenly seems to bring the basses | into a sort of nervous convulsion. The | players used to dread this passage, and { Weber in an amusing satire, in which he has the instruments remain after the concerts and tell their troubles, gives the following humorous lament to the big bass viol: "What are your troubles to mine, pray? It is my part to preserve the dignity and sobriety of the orchestra by my staid and respect- able conduct. Instead of this, Beetho- ven, this insufferable youth, forces me to leap and gallop, skip and run, and dance about like a lunatic as though I were a trifling young fiddle. Qutrage- f ous!" "Mother--you make the most delicious pie crust in the world!' "So could you, my dear, if you used Cooket. It is & splendid, new NOW Is the Time to Get Your Watoh Clock REPAIRED Watchmaker from R. J. Rodger 149 Sydenham St. Just off Princess SPECIAL "His Master's Voice" Victor Records Out To-day - | | All on 10-in. D.S. 75c Hear them on the Victrola at any "His Master 'S Voice" desers : "Manufactured by Berliner Gram-o-phone Co., Limited, Montreal AUTO TOPS RECOVERED and RH. JONES 390 PRINCESS STREET Where Are the Amateurs? There was a time, especially in the eighteenth century, when every gentle- man was able to carry his part in a glee, a madrigal, or a part song. Many of them played some solo instrument well enough to be able to do their parts in a chamber quartette. And what has become of these amateurs? Doubtless not all of these gentlemen played or sang in a manner to satisfy professional criticism. But right there is the rub. We have allowed profes. sionalism so to pervade our thought that we want to measure everything by its standards. We must be profes- | sionals or remain forever mum so far as the musical expression of our souls go, In those olden days the amateur, '| the real lover of music, joined his voice or instrument in. the rend ing of well written compositions, x in so doing imbibed a wonderful amount of soul culture. He possessed an ac- complishment that was a source of real heart development. Where are the amateurs? Shall we remain in a state far surpassed by our great great grandfathers? Be a real amateur. Sing, play, lend your voice or effort to some musical enterprise, if it be but singing in a lo- cal chorus or church choir. Stick at it and grow with practice into larger { things. Do your best in 'a small way { and the larger will develop. If you do | nothing more than develop a love and appreciation for the good and beauti- ful in art, you will have added a large fund of real joy to your life. Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra plays Carolina in the Morning - Fox Trot Zez Confrey and His Orchestra plays Cow Bells - - - Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra plays Homesick - Fox Trot The Great White Way Orchestra plays All Over Nothing at All Fox Trot The Great White Way Orchestra plays Lovely Lucerne ; - Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra plays Romany Love Fox Trot The Telgmanr. School of Music 18963 Plano, violin and other stri in- struments. lida Tel an BE teacher of Elocution'and Delsarte sys. tem of Physical Culture. Pupils may ein at any date. Terms on applica- 484 BROCK ST. | Flos 2217). A EVERSHARP PENCILS REPAIRED : We are equipped to make any rcpairs to above pencils. We carry a supply of parts. Prompt service. J. R. C. Dobbs & Co. 41 Clarence Street, Kingston, SAXTON ' STOVE COAL For Furnaces, Quebec Heaters $15.00 per ton Hard Maple, cut 12" long. $4.25 Per Load ------ Waltz rem Henry Burr sings You Remind Me of My Mother American Quartet sings Nellie Kelly I Love You Elizabeth Gutman sings * The Big Brown Bear All good dealers sell Cooket in tins of 116. and 3 Ib. net weights. COOK IT WITH=- OKET A vegetable shortening Write for Cooke! Recipe Book LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO Now Is The Time To prepare for colder weather and make your buildings warm and weatherproof. Our stock of Builders' Hardware, Tools, Ready , Roofing, Glass, Putty, Roofing Paint, etc, is very com- plete. (Tenor) (Male Voices) and Mammy's Song Musical Briefs. 3 A national centre for the advarice. ment of American arts is proposed to be established in Washington. A pro- position has been submitted to the U. S. Senate asking for the creation of a commission to consider the proposal of a central building for this purpose. Music and the manufacture of musi- cal instruments are imcludediin the list of the centre's activities. A machine which products music and paintings simultaneously with an impressionistic relationship to each other has been devised by Charles Es- qperic, a French man, one of the emu- lators of Archipenko, Marinetti and other artistic ultra-radicals. The in. vention is one of several machines ori- ginated by Esmeric, the latest of which Phone you~ needs and they will receive our imme- diate attemtion. is supposed to give the effect of a py-| J..." ce Lemmon & Sons 5; or | 233 Princess T. F. HARRISON CO., LTD. Victrolas and Victor Records Street Phone 90. | / PRINC music. The inventor predicts that his ' 10) ° machine may be perfected to such a degree as to supplant conventional theatrical performances in the favor of the public. A machine of this na- ture is said to have been successfully tried out recently in one of Berlin's theatres. Richard Wagner's widow, despite reports to the contrary, is alive and expects to celebrate her 85th birthday next Christmas. She is also planni g to be present at the resumption of the Bayreuth Festival in 1923. Like most musicians, Mozart, as a boy, had a strong taste for mathema- tics. The Civic Music Association of Mil. waukee has succceeded in having the school board of that city grant credits to pupils who take their music les- sons oiitside the high school, zo Sitka spruce, found in British Colu- mbia, is said to be well suited for the manufacture of sounding boards for FSS STREET BA At ------------ a § "The devil and debt are a pair of | Yersistent annoyers. { busin =x hin LAYER'S NAVY CUT CIGARETTES A Sr A Everybody's business is nobody's Moderate enjoyments is real enjoy- ess. Jao VICTROLAS AND VICTOR RECORDS MAHOOD BROTHERS 113-115 Princess Street VICTOR RECORDS AND MACHINES FOR SALE AT McGALL'S CIGAR STORE--132 PRINCESS STREET "WHERE THE CLOCK IS ON THE WALK" ---- WILL BE SUSTAINED, The Mussolini Government Will Have Oil on Elizabethtown Farm. Brockville, Nov. 16.--Discovery by a man engaged in digging a ditch of an oily substance oozing through the TEA AND SALE HELD. By Ladies af St. Mark's Church on Wednesday Afternoon. sounding boards. pianos, violins and violoncellos. This {is the finding of Professor Groom, of the Imperial College of Botany, London, who was commis. sioned after the war to look into the question of finding new material for Percy Germany, which secures its supply On Wednesday afternoon a suc- cessful tea and sale was held in Bar- riefield town hall by the Woman's Guild of St. Mark's. church and aware of the good things provided by the Barriefield women, crowds of King- ston people went gver to come back iaden with purchases. Mrs. George soil on the farm of James Warren, dn the township of Elizabethtown, near here, has led the owngr to be- lieve that the heavy black soll covers an oil deposit of commercial value. The flow, while not large, appears steady, and a sample of the substance will be analyzed. Rome, Nov. 16.--Premier Mus- solin{ is prepared to face paridament, to ask for a vote of confidence from both houses. He will appear first in the Chamber of Deputies and explain "he fiscal and bureaucretic reform decided upon and will then deliver a similar message to the senate, Ae- of raw material from the slopes of cer- tain mountains in France, Germany, Austria and Switzerland, is generally conceded to be the best manufacturer of sounding boards. Owing to the heavy demands for ianos, the cording to all indications the gov- ernment will receive a large majority from all groups excepting commun- sts and socialists. -- . Make quite sure the whip is need- e1 before you use it. Brooks, the president, and Miss - Cooke received, and Miss Frances| The will is of no earthly use unless Cartwright asd Miss Finnigan were [it finds the way. at the receipt of custom. Critics are cleaners men's clothes. The doll table, a small fair in it- self, with dolls of every size beauti- |, What seems cheap may prove fully dressed, was in charge of Mrs. W. Norma and her assistants, Miss Alice Norman, Miss Marjorie Hewitt, Miss Janet and Miss Beatrice Esford, Miss Edith Wash and Miss Eva Hew- | itt. The work table in the centre was of other bandmaster, was recently knighted by King George for what he has done for music in geen} snd for Brit music in particular. Many present-day composers have to thank Sir Daniel for the performances without which their music would . have remained : : i : : f £ § : E 5 fis " H gE ~ Royal Yeast Cakes have been | recommended b fan commen y i i : : £ 2 HE 5 g \. used pe T=, ime is Insist the test of quali. "the_kind that used. 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