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SE} March 19, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 15 SYMPHONY PRESENTS WHAT AUDIENCE WANTS Therefore, Monday's Concert, With Miss Freund as Soloist, Is a Delight By Rutheda L. Pretzel Homer Horton, president of the New Trier Township Orchestral association, in a short talk to subscribers during intermission, at the Little Symphony orchestra concert last Monday evening at New Trier High school, said the as- sociation will try to follow the wishes of the majority so far as it can inter- pret them. He said particular atten- tion will be paid to soloists next sea- son, which will be the sixth, and that soloists of the highest calibre will be featured. He also mentioned that the association recognized that most of the subscribers cared little for the pro- found in music literature, or the very modern compositions, and that the or- chestra will therefor give more atten- tion to presenting the more pleasing and familiar numbers. Monday evening's concert was of the "pleasing and familiar" type, yet it was good literature too. There was nothing uncertain about the applause after the brisk cleanness of Saint- Saens' "Marche Militaire Francaise" from the "Algerienne" suite; nor was there anything unconvinced in the applause at the end of Beethoven's C Minor Symphony, which was played in commemoration of the 100th anniver- sary of his death. The first movement was especially elastic and closely woven, and the second was smooth, mellow, and had all the niceties of SUMMER TOUR OF EUROPE Fascinating itinerary, moderate price, limited party, under leadership of a suc- cessful conductor who knows Europe and understands human nature. AROUND THE WORLD TOUR, mainly by land. Not a cruise. Starting October. Led by same Write for literature. NEVILLE S. BULLITT 1308 Mallers Bldg. Chicago, Ill conductor, Beauty Lies in Healthy EYES It's not so much the size or color of the EYES that makes them beautiful. 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She sings with warmth, as if the song is of her own making, and her voice has a lovely texture and freshness about it. Beside a thorough- ly charming voice, Miss Freund's per- sonality, and her beautiful stage ap- pearance (in spite of the unflattering, ghastly overhead lights) decidedly "got across." The overture to "Mignon," by Thomas, played after the intermission, and Hosmer's "A Southern Rhapsody," were both treated in a sympathetic and expert way, that showed why they are so highly favored. Miss Freund again appeared, sing- ing the aria, "Caro Nome," from Ver- di"s "Rigoletto," which she gave in a tender manner. Her encore, the waltz from "Romeo and Juliet," showed more smoothness and exactness, and she lent it-a gay sense of abandon. In response to continued applause, Miss Freund sang a wistful, lovely thing, "When I 'was Seventeen." It would appear, from the enthusiasm of the audience, and the comments heard, that the orchestra is giving them what they want. 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