New-York tribune., 1907-09-29

tory. will continue his teaching at his studio. at
No sio5 Broadway. New York and No III
ReInsen street, Brooklyn
Miss Elizabeth Patterson. soprano and piano
teacher. had at home in her studio. No. Il West
s4th street September 2s from 4 10 o'clock. for
her pupils and their friends Miss Barney a pupil
sang in the course of the afternoon. Miss Patter-
will give her first musical for this in
October when she will have short programme.
Nicholas Orlando. of No. 159 Herkimer street
Brooklyn. has returned from his vacation and has
opened his studio the above address for the fall
and winter terms.
Agnes Summer Geer. monologist anA child i'm
personator, is teaching at her studio No. l3s Fifth
Max Werthein. grand opera tenor concert singer
and voice specialist. has resumed teaching for the
at his studios No 463 Central Park West
Manhattan, and the Pouch Gallery, No. 3i5 Cln-
avenue Brooklyn. Among Mr.. Wertheins pu-
pills are Miss Lucille Brocker. dramatic soprano;
Henry Feinberg. who sings the leading tenor role
IN II Trovatore WIN me Y an den berg opera
with Charles frohman's companies. who will soon
be heard with Broadway musical production
Theodore Habemann formerly of the Metropoli-
tan Opera House has removed his studio to No
eOs West End avenue. The school has a complete
stage and is equipped with all necessary scenic
arrangements.
Carl Venth formerly concert master of the St
Paul Symphony Orchestra who recently returned
to New York has been added to the violin depart
ment of the I.achmund Conservatory of Music at
No. 1872 West s5th street. Mr.. Nenth will give the
first faculty of this institute in October a
lecture recital Norwegian music. including per-
sonal "reminiscences of Grieg, whom Mr.. and Mrs.
Venth visited in Norway
Nine. Solder Hueck dramatic contralto and voice
teacher from the Berlin Conservatory, Berlin, has
returned from her summer trip and reopened her
studio at No. 10s East 18th street. Nine Soder-
Hueck belongs the German dramatic school. and
received her finishing touches from Marianne
Brandt the well known European opera alto Her
alto character of voice, combined with her at
tractive personality, helps her greatly In oratoro,
opera and concert work.
Nine Emma c. Beveridge will resume vocal in
struction October ]. She has arranged to devote
Wednesday afternoons from 2 to 4 during the month
o hearing volces at her Carnegie Hall studio and
Monday afternoons or by appointment at her Brook
yn studio, No. 90 Seventh avenue.
Miss Jessie NJ Connell, whose studio is at No 14.t
the coming season with large attendance She
also announces number of engagements as accom-
panist for the fall and winter.
Miss Florence Biechele a well known teacher of
Canton, Ohio. and exponent of the Russell voice
methods in that city left New York on Thursday
for Paris. where she will spend a few months
studying French dction and opera.
The fall examinations for entrance to the Instl-
tute OF Musical Art have been announced 10 be-
gin October l and continue thereafter daily until
return of students following the regular and post
graduate courses indicates large attendance
that probable the limit of registration will
be reached early in the season.