Arizona republican., 1908-11-09
FIRST AND LAST APPEARANCE OF TWO NOTED ARTISTS.
Mrs. Harley Dramatic Reader Will Appear For the-First Time Here and Mrs. Tiffany, n Sweet Singer, Win Say Goodbye.


 there will be a grand concert given at the Elks' opera house The feature of the evening, if such discrimination can be made, will be the debut of Mrs. Rose E. Harley before Phoenix audi ence. Mrs. Harley is dramatic read CT of wonderful ability and any one interested in elocution should not fail to hear her. She will render the fol- lowing selections, viz: Aux Italiens," |" by Owen Meredith with beautiful de- scriptive music, piano and violin, the music being taken from Verde'5 opera "Il Trovadore," and a tragedy entitled "The Curse Scene" from Leach the Forsaken." Besides these two readings Mrs. Harley will give a number of Facial expressions" with descriptive music. These facial expressions are highly artistic and something very unique. In presenting these Mrs. Har- ley will stand on a. marble pedestal, at tired in loose flowing Greek costume This exhibition, in itself, will be well worth the price of admission. Through out the entire production. comprising about thirty nine different expressions, not word will be spoken, (except by one who will call off each expression to be portrayed) while the music will be changed to conform to the particular expression named
 Mrs. Harley presented these express sions before the Elks lodge in a certain large city in the east and after the performance one of the audience speaking to her. referring to the ex- pression Pleading" told her Please don't come around and ask me for any money for the church with that ex- pression on your face'' Mrs. Harley, is without doubt, a great artist in her line, and there is no doubt but that she will become one of the greatest favorites Phoenix has ever had.
 Space will hardly permit of going into details about the other members on the program. Every one realizes that this entertainment will present Mrs. Tiffany, Phoenix beautiful so- prano, in her farewell appearance in Arizona. This will possibly be her last appearance before a Phoenix audience. About her singing; what more can be said than has been said over and over again. It will be with heavy hearts that we shall be obliged to bid her goodbye" and "Godspeed," as the cur tain drops after her last song Tosti's Goodbye" the last number on the program.
 Miss Cecil Mullen who will also par is a young Arizona" prodigy; an excellent violinist. She Is a pupil of Prof. Karl Heinrich, with whom she has been studying since his arrival here three years ago. Do not fail to hear her
 Everyone in Phoenix is familiar with the popular baritone and violinist, Prof. Karl Heinrich who will also add to the program and his performances are always looked forward to with great pleasure.
 Miss Alice Redewill, who will be the accompaniment of the evening is also ! well known Phoenix musician, and is as one of the leading plan sts of the west. The above mentioned artists consider themselves extremely fortunate in having secured the use of l beautiful Baby Grand piano for this concert. It is the Vose Baby Grand, that is to be given away by The Ari- zona Republican in it's scholarship contest. The Vose piano stands at the very top in the piano world today. | A true musician realizes the necessity | of always having the best instruments | to aid in giving a thoroughly satis- | factory performance, and the courtesy | extended by The Arizona Republican | to these artists is highly appreciated | by them.