Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-20

SiDelus-they, too, nave their eyes on US.
bearing musical gifts?
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How about the American invasion Of
Europe? Surely there are many Of our
nationality making names for themselves
there, and taking foreign dollars and adula-
ton. The real truth of the matter is that
the American people have the most dis
eliminating and refined power OF apprecia-
ton. A New York or Boston audience is
pretty nearly the last word in critical APP
prevail No wonder the great ones long for
such listeners.
The third recital of the Robert Cuscaden
school will be Thursday evening, January
"a, at the school auditorium, Schneider &c
Mueller building. An attractive program
has been arranged, one of the novelties
being a march. Panama Pals" by Mr.
Fred A. Cuscaden, Robert Cuscaden's
brother The orchestra and solosts from
this school will be assisted by Mrs. Frank
Welty, contralto, pupil Of Mr. Fred Ellis
Admission is free. The following program
will be rendered:
Entrance of the Guests" from Lohen-
SIN School Orchestra. as''e'
Concert in A major FIRST movemenD...
Alice Ramsdaie and Orchestra.
Rectative and Aria-O Thou That
Tellest, from the Messiah" .Haendel
Mrs. Welty.
"Loin du Ball. (Waltz Movement) -. .Gillet
Orchestra.
Hugh McWvhiorteir; and Orchestra as''''
(a) Rest Thee Sad Heart. Del Riego
(b} De Las Long Res. .Jacob-Bond
Mrs. Welty.
"a SSe 9beTtaes WaznrriKaa;'Vie;n rlSrFkg
Frank Mach and Orchestra.
Panama Pals" March ChgTacteristicl.
'''''''''''' '',o1c rci; A Cuscaden
The Musical Art society will give its
seventh concert at the First Congregational
church, corner Of Davenport and Nine
teenth streets. on Tuesday evening next,
January %. under the direction Of Mr.. j.
II. Sims. The program will be as follows:
Baritone Solo and Chorus from The
Crusaders-Father from a Distant
Mr.. Charles s. H at;ci;i and the ''N
Musical Art Society.
Soprano Solo-(a) Twas April. Nevin
OBJ A Song of Sunshine.
.........................A "A. Goring Thomas
Mrs j. II. Jennison.
Baritone solo-King Dunean's Daugh-
Mr.. George c. Mcintyre. ''''> II
Part songs-(a) Hymn to the Trinity.
'''''''''t Cbj As Torrents Torrents in Sumner
Inc NuSlCdl AIl society
Soprano Solo-la) Love Thee. "..... .Grieg
OBJ Recompense Hammond
Miss Grace Barr.
Baritone solo'-ta) The Hills o, skye.
Oh Mother o. Mine. Tours
Mr.. Charles S. Haverstock
Part Songs-(a) Della, the Stray Nymph
,jibi Soft Winds BLOW BLOW .warncl
The Musical Art Society.
............,......,..... sterndaie Bennett
CD Minuet and Trio; 49,,
'''''''' Mr.. Martin W. Bush U'S'e''Oi'"'
Part song-For baritone Solo and Che
rp Mr. Geors sssetH MCINTYRE and the riee
Musical Art Society.
Miss Marion Ward has opened studio
at 54s Range building. She is a pupil OF
Miss Ohicer and has been teaching some
time. using the Leschetozgy method.
Mr.. stanislav Letotsky's postponed piano
recital will take place on January 80 at th'
Schneider & Mueller recital hall.
After scramhling around in my brains fol
eighteen hours. ! have at last gotten Mr.
Frederick d. Pates pigeon-holed, May HI
not be styled the Judge Cooley Of omah'
voice culture?
on January ls, at Trinity cathedral Mis-
shadduck gave an organ recital. She Is
pupil Of Mr.. Ben Stanley Her appear
ance was the second OF a series OF arts
student recitals. Miss Shadduck had tn
assistance of Miss Kennard, soprano.
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The next meeting OF the Tuesday Morn
ing Musical club will be held at the resi-
: dencc OF Mrs. T.. A. Cudahy, February
Z Miss LuDen, pianist; Mrs. Mahoney, VIC
linist Miss Weaver. Miss McCune and Mis-
. Moses will sing trios. Miss McCune VII
3 sing several songs with violin obligato.
The musicale TO be given the last Thurs
I day evening in January at Mrs. Cudahy'
Z bids fair TO be very successful and popular
4 Members OF the Tuesday club are loOkin
: forward TO II with much pleasure.
y The Omaha Mcdowell money Will yer
2 shortly be sent 10 New YoTk-some 500
4 Good NARY LEARNED