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PHILADELPHIA C0NCLR1 OROIESIRA Will INI) TENTH SEASON WITH A BRILLIANT PROGRAMOn Easter Monday night, after a continuous service of ten years, the Philadelphia Concert Orchestra closes ita season with a cerefully prepared program The orchestra, through its many seasons of hard worh, has achieved much, and should have had the unstinted support of the people of our city.The orchestra was started ten years ago, with the prime motive of raising the standard of music among our people, which, in s greet measure, they have been successful Mr. E. Gilbert Anderson, the conductor of the orchestra, has worked hard for its continued success, and the members have at all times supported him. Let the people of Philadelphia show their appreciation by attending the concert Monday night In overwhelming numbers to greet them.Mr, Jfoseph Lymes, the soloist for the occasion Is concert sudsier of the orchestra, and needs no introduction to s Philadelphia audience As ha* been said before, Mr Lymae is Phi!a delpbla’s premier violinist; to miss hearing him, provided you are a music lover, you miss a rare treat.The orchestra has for several years been giving a concert for the exclusive benefit of the ebiklr a, the same will he held as usual this year in St. Peter Clever* Auditorium, Lombard 81 above 12th, on Satur day afternoon, April 10th, at 3:30MR JOSEPH LYMASo'clock. It m iiqwcfeci last ypMf that the children's concerts were to be discontinued, but the children’s pleas were so strong that tf it had been s fact, the orchestra would have been compelled to continue them A record breaking crowd Is expected, and grownups mast give way,
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Philadelphia Tribune
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Apr 03, 1915
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