Last week in Manhattan attention was called to a 15th anniversary, one which was not given over exclusively to the commemoration of bygones, but on the contrary crowded with hopes for the future. It was tangibly marked by an ambitious program in which the Cleveland Orchestra under Conductor Nikolai Grigorovitch Sokolov and a company of players were to present as symphonic dramas Charles Martin Loeffler's Pagan Poem, Henri Rabaud's Procession Nocturne and Werner Janssen's New Year's Eve in New York.
The anniversary so celebrated was of the establishment of the Neighborhood Playhouse, best...
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