Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-19
Goodson will appear in Los Angeles late
in the spring.

Goodson will appear in Los Angeles late
In the spring
Lima Cavallere, the italian prima dom
ma, arrived in New York last Saturday.
Kelley Cole who has made a name for
himself as one of the best Of American
tenors, Is at present considerably more
Interested in his golf scores than in con-
cert engagements. With his golf sticks,
and a Scotch accent specially refurbshed
to meet the exigencies of the game, Mr..
Cole nies himself each summer to North
ern Vermont; and when not on the links
he is most apt to be taxing his patience
and his Imagination in pursuit of the
nimble brook trout. This coming season
the tenor plans to devote himself to both
has achieved marked success under Lou
don Charlton's managerial direction in
the spring he will go to Texas and the
far south.
When Nine. Gadski returns to New
York she will bring, in addition to her
topmost notes, a tiny scar Of which she
is as proud as a Hottentot chief of his
pet tattoo, says her manager, Loudon
Charlton o. New York. This contribution
to madams already numerous charms.
was received in the automobile accident
between Toulon and Cannes that spoke
Of in last Sundays Herald.
Frank H. Colby is a member of the
faculty at the Fillmore school Of music
as teacher Of the organ.
signor Jonnata returned from the east
on Tuesday. His many friends are glad
that he has regained his health.
William H. Mead, one of the best known
figures of the musical life of Los Angeles
and considered one of the finest fiutists
on the coast, is hard at work again in
his studio
The Fillmore school of music at Blanch-
ard building will give a recital at Trinity
Congregational church September q.
This recital Is to be en..rely by faculty.
Z, nat musical family the Bierlich
family is The father, B. Bierlich, SO
we'll known here, was at one time the
leading cellist of the Thomas orchestra in
Chicago.
Nine. Elsa Won Grofe Menasco, his
daughter, took her first lesson from her
father, and then graduated from the
Royal Conservatory of Leipzig. Nine.
Menasco is the only honorary member of
the Woman's orchestra and needs no
introduction to the Los Angeles public.
And then the son--Julius Bierlich-solo
mist and a musical director-pupil of
Cesar Thompson. He possesses an ex-
tensive solo repertoire, and has already
proved his reputation as soloist in Ameri-
ca and abroad.
L. e. Behymer announces that here
after the reserved seats for all the large
musical events in this city, those for the
great Philharmonic course, the New Uni
versity course and the Los Angeles SYM
phony orchestra will take place at his
new offices, situated on the ground floor
of the Bartlett Music company, opposite
the city hall. This change has been made
at the solicitation of many who desire
handy place centrally located where ear
riages and automobiles may have easy
access. for position, and at the same time
be out of the congested conditions of
traffic on Spring street. The seat sale
of the tickets for the coming events of
the Assistance League entertainments
will take place there as we'll as the adj
vance sale for the Elena Marin recitals.
In a quiet, unassuming manner one of
the great vocalists has been resting in
the southern part of Los Angeles, pre-
pairing for series of recitals to be given
throughout Southern California. Miss
Elina Marin, native of Sonora, Mexico,
who for the last ten years has attracted
great attention by her splendid vocal
attainments, is to give a series of re-
citals at Simpson auditorium in this city.
Her Introductory recital takes place on
Friday evening, September 81. She will
be assisted by Julius Bierlich, solo violin