Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21
Musical World

1ie. Inc COHBfSSationdi oiSiNS III,
also render selection. The program VIII
begin at $50.
Members of the juvenile choir of
Christ Episcopal church will give an
entertainment in Gamut auditorium
Tuesday evening for the purpose OF
raising funds for their summer outing
at Catalina. "A Trip to Paree,"
musical comedy in three acts, Will COM
prise the program.
The soloists will be Selma Paley as
the chaperone; Rachelle Walters as
Dick; Marie jenkins. gypsy; Hazel
Landers as Mary Ann; Stillman In
gals, a sailor; Robinson Weeks, tour
| list; Horace Borton as Bones in the sea-
sick chorus; Eta Landers and Harold
Torrey as Aunt Mandy and Uncle 81
Alice Adds will appear as Mamma In
1.-THE Girls from Amsterdam"
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William Edison Strowbridge says the
vaudeville which the Gamut club is to
present in Temple Auditorium Wednes-
day evening is all a joke, one rip-roar-
ing laugh from the opening chorus to
the conclusion of the last number on
the program. He is ready to be sworn
to the above statement and will present
his proof at the time and place above
specified to doubters at so much per.
That Mr. Strowbridge's confidence is
nOl IllSpldC6u, luS LOllOWiii6 PASS esAA az
offered in evidence:
Ends, T.. Salyer, +. ]. Selby, T. III.
Ostrom, Jud Rush, ". E. Wing and c.
A. Hunt; interlocutor, M. P. Frasier;
opening chorus, I'm Going Away"
business Is Business" T. Harold Os-
from; "Ephraham Johnson Don't Live
Here No Mo- Ellsworth Salyer;
Down the River Nile" Leroy Jepson
and Philharmonic quartet; summer
time" Charles Bowes; "The Ghost of
the Banjo Coon" Willard Clawson;
"On Board of a Man-of-war," M. P.
Frasier; when the Cor, Col Winds
Blow" L. j. Selby; ASLEEP in the
Deep" Charles Harwood; waltz,
merry Widow" Gehar), orchestra;
Ray Condt; organ solo. "Tocatta from
Fifth Symphony" (Widoe), Ernest
Douglas; monologue, Ellsworth Salyer;
reveries (Storch), Euterpean quartet;
]. P. Dupuy, L. Cinnamon, f. f. May
and F. Wallace; The Negro Preacher"
Lamar A. Harris; Prof. Uyttenhave'
Warde L. Heller, l.. A. A. c., fencing
exhibition; Warde L. Heller, H. Mellen.
L. A. A. c., duelling exhibition; Prof.
Uyttenhove, Edward Dietrich, l.. A. A.
c., broadsword exhibition; Ivan Kahn
VS.. George Damron Q45 pounds), two
two-minute rounds; Walla Wheeler VS..
Sam Coulter, two two-minute rounds,
James j. JellTieSt CllehhiFloil u tilS
world, referee; Kentucky Babe" Gel
beD, Philharmonic quartet, Leroy Jep-
son, T. Harold Ostrom, A. Sheldon Bal
niger and DR.. J. Lester Adams.
s.
An informal musicale was given Fri
day evening at Music hall, Blanchard
building, by Agnes woodward, in COM
pliment to Hazel Bryson Ragland, the
whistler of the Orpheum circuit, and A.
Rae Condit, professional whistler who
has recently returned from concert
tour in the east.
Some of Miss Woodward's pupils who
gave selections during the evening were
Edna Zyl Mode, Lillian Tugwell, Eliza
beth En- Houston, Leone Morlssey,
Charline Wavis, Nell Murray, Evaline
Ford of Pasadena and Master Harold
Stewart.
Vocalists who assisted were Mrs.
Fleming L'Engle, Mrs. Marie Sweet
Baker, Miss Katharine Ward and MISS
Cecile Fleming.
The second grand concert by the Inn
manuel Presbyterian orchestra, which
took place In the church Friday even
ing, was a grand success from the
standpoint of the musician. Inc Or
chestra numbers were supplemented
with selections by the Bessie Fuhrer
string quartet and with readings by
Miss Gladys Dewitt
ed by Mrs. j. H. Meyer, violinist. and
Miss Myrtle L. Parks and Miss Berry,
Rryson, accompanies, gave a we'll pal
anced program last eVen1g IN GaInuI
hall before an enthusiastic AUDIENCE.
Miss Weimar's preparation for teachlng
included ten years residence aproaa,
during which time she studied general
music at the Roval Conservatory OF
Leipzig. German and special voice work
with Sig, c. B. Lamperu of Berlin ana
the late Mime. Artot Padilla of Paris.
The program follows: a..
"a Little One A cryin'," (Oley Speaks); "A
Garden Courtship," (Hadley) Miss Lois Aid
Duet. SHADOW Town." Qynes) Miss Mry-
tie NJ. Armstrong, Miss any Amy swanson; vans pa,rr,s,
Vannah), Miss Drury Rector
.'Du bist vie cine Bluhme," Van der
Stucken); Loves Pleading tbuzZla- a-reeGiay e1a
"The Yellowhammer'' Lehmann) Mrs. Ward
':yna "Kashmiri Song Qndian love lyrics) Wood
ford Finden); Goodbye" F. TostD Mrs.
Sunset SUI % where the Lindens Bloom"
Dudley Buck); bright Star of Love-" violin
obligato CRobaudD, Mrs. H. M Barton.
Romance" "a. d'Ambrosio); 'HumoresKe
CDvorak), Mrs. J. H. Meyer.
ITO Spring." (Gounod) MY Love Is wild
wild Rose" Gogan), Miss Myrta Armstrong.
Marguerite So Fair (Macfarlane); Pro
plety's Sake" (Guy d'Hardelot), Miss Doro-
thy Smart.
Duet I'm the Deep Retreat" Uakme)
(Deibes). Mrs. Hettie Murphy Miss Drury
"A May Morning" CDenza); "serenade,"
(Nevin), Miss Lois Aldridge.
''If the Rose in the Garden" (Neidlnger);
"Carrissima," Penn), Mrs. Hettie Murphy;
''Do'st Thou Know That Sweet Land"
(Mlgnon) (Thomas), Mrs. Ward Grow
my Heart at Thy Sweet Voice." (samson
and Delilah) (Saint-Saens), Mrs. II. NJ. Bar
'se saran Rose" (ArditD. Mrs. J. M, Love.
At the annual meeting of the Lyric
club. held June 16 the following were
elected officers for the coming year:
President, Miss Jessica Lawrence;
vice president, Mrs. L. S. Christin;
financial secretary, Mrs. c. A. Post;
secretary, Miss Mary c. Comins; libra
rian, Mrs. David Perry; assistant, Miss
Josephine Smith; treasurer, Mrs. G. J.
Vieira- Directors, Mrs. M. H. Jamison,
Mrs. Ada Marsh Chick, Mrs Leslie Mer-
rick, Mrs. F. r. Derby. Members of the
present board will give a musicale
reception as the last event of the club
year at Symphony hall Tuesday.
The pupils of Mrs. d. j. Koenigstein
gave the fourth recital on Friday even
ing at her studio, $40 North Lotto street.
The program rendered was the fol-
lowing:
'.Aubade," (Bachmann), Miss Esther Faw-
cett, Miss Helen Green.
"Tiny Tots Waltz" on 10. No. (Orth) !;
Soldiers March," op. 6a (schumann). Earl
sIittIe March," op. 1 Meta Koenigstein)
Miss Meta Koenigstein
'Lullaby," Petite March," Miss Mary Lee
'Blindmans Buff Galop," (Blum) Miss Rosa
Merry Gromes' March," &C. Krogmann),
Miss Esther Fawcett.
'Barcarolle." (P Latour) Miss Lucy Lee.