Arizona republican., 1908-11-02
ARTISTS OF GREAT TALENT
THEY WILL COOPERATE IN A
 PLEASING RECITAL.
Entertainment By Mrs. Rose E. Har- ley, Mrs. w. N. Tiffany, Karl G. Heinrich and Miss Alice RedewilI.

The closing attraction at the opera
 house for fair week will be in the form of an entertainment such as has never before been given in this town
 It will, moreover mark the opening of
 the musical season in Phoenix. The
 program which will be varied will in clude recitations, melodramatic read
 ings with descriptive music, facial eX-
 preSsions (about which more will be
 said later) vocal solos and duets, vio- lin and piano solos, and will be pre- sented by professionals who have made enviable reputations for them selves. as artists.
 Mrs. Rose E. Harley is a strikingly beautiful woman, but more than that she is a dramatic reader of the very
 highest order of jCurrys school of Boston. Of all the artists on the pro- gram she is the only one who has nev- CT been heard here before but it is safe to predict that she will win over the audience as soon as she steps before the foOtlights. She is the possessor of a beautiful soft, mellow voice although of wonderful dramatic quality Her stage manner is most charming and not at all affected as is the case with so many so-called dramatic readers Among her numbers on the program will be a reading of Aux Italiens" with piano and violin accompaniment Also a very realistic and tragic rendi- ton of the curse scene from Leah the ForSaken' with stage settings. The feature of the evenings entertainment will be the Facial Expressions" with descriptive music. In presenting these Mrs. Harley will be attired in d loose flowing Greek costume. She will stand upon a marble pedestal. A few of the modes she will portray by facial ex- pression' only (not a word being spoken during the entire production) will be Love. Hate, Sadness, Remorse, | Surprise, Defiance, etc. etc" All the | time they are going on, the music ! changing to suit the occasion. This is l something very unique the perform | ance is highly artistic in every respect | and it will surely please all who see l it
 About Mrs. Tiffany what more can | be said than has already been said | over and again about her glorious | voice. her artistic singing and her | charming manner. Everyone here has | learned by this time that Phoenix has l lost her beautiful bird. that she | has flown to foreign lands, but. for all 1. that, Phoenix will ever be proud to | claim her as "The Phoenix Song bird" i This will be her farewell appearance | in Arizona, as she will hereafter. re- main in Pasadena where she is solo ! Gf nf tn ffnagf Il. on the Pacific coast
 Nor need much be said about Prof . Karl Heinrich, who is one of Phoenix most popular musicians and a thor | artist as he has proven on so many | occasions. Besides being an excellent | violinist he is also a singer of excep- | toinal ability, being the possessor of a | deep, rich and sympathetic baritone | voice. His name on the program is sufficient guarantee that the enter | tainment will be first class. as he has always been known to associate him. | self with only that which was the very best in music. and has lately been az itating the matter, of elevating the | standard of local musical entertain ments
 A word must be said about the young lady who will preside at the piano. Miss Alice Redewll is a highly . talented musician, which, however. can hardly be wondered at, when it is known that she comes from a family of musicians who have gained envf- able reputations nj the field of music. She is without doubt one of the best pianists in the town. and the other members on the program consider themselves extremely fortunate in se- curing her services for the evening. Miss Redewill will take advantage of the opportunity to use for this enter tainment a Vose Baby Grand piano which is now available through the exhibition of the fine instrument shortly to be given by The Repub- lican as a prize in its scholarship con- test.