The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-09
lANOOS CONSERVATORY
Announcements

Miss Bertha Schrcitcr who is in
structor Of voice for the landon Con
servatory Is dramatic soprano.
possessing a soulful and artisucally
emotional voice of great range. pur.
ity and power. She delivers the text
with absolute dramatic aud intcllco
tual verify. She will be heard in
public recital next week.
students Of the voice will find in
Miss Sc.ioiter highly skilled teach.
cr. She has had more than six years
of earnest study. a large part OF this
time being under famous teacher
i'm Europe. Her method rapidly devel-
ops the best possibilities of the voice
and iu such a manner that &c make
her pupils sing ia tune and on the
true key, and her training is In the
highest degree artistic. Her pupils
will have abundant opportunity for
singing In public such songs as they
have brought up to a high degree ot
finish Miss Schrcitcr Is an cnthu-
siastic musician of charming person
alty and born teacher Phone $50
for prices.
hiss Eva Barouhill, the yiolnist
Of Landou Conservatory, has one OF
the most famous uolms In America.
Its tone Is marvellous and the insrr'
mcut is worth fortune. Tnc musical
people of Ardmorc will have an oppor
tunity TO hear her In an Introductory
recital at an early date.
Miss Baronhill desires to organize
an orchestra for the practice OF
worthy music. She has had abundan,
and successful experience in conduct
ing Phone $50.
Violin pupils received for private or
class lessons by Miss Blronhill a.
Landon Conservatory. Phone $50
for the attractive Introductory price1
Miss Baronhill was pupil OF Sow
elk. who taught the greatest yiolinist
of the age. kubelik. and others oi
worldwide fame, and she also studied
with Buziau. Szczpanowski AID Hans.
Becker. She was with these famous
masters for six years, and is now one
of the finest vioinists in our country.
Miss Evangeline Smith, tn i,acher
OF clocution, expression, dramatic art.
reading. aesthit and medico gvmnis-
/ tics in Landon Conservatory nakrs a
| specially Of treating those woo nave
weak lungs, flat chest, round or slop'
. ing shoulders. correcting thcS ia'a'
defc, ) by tla best new m m't.p;- Of
/ drcp 1rtr'hng ~ conn" t"' N"h
spect'l lNcu'!ts Tor stra' tt'uinS
and 'uaus,h ~ the spine, briuci'''
the snCu. Iess ,rto their nof'A Jtt''
and with II all giving additional VI
tality and physical vigor, increasing
the appetite and digestion.
Miss Smith is especially successful
in the reduction of surplus flesh by a
new and proved method which Is a
combination of light gymnastics ano
flatcherizing. Five pounds a week re
duction has been attained by this pop
ular method.
The Conservatory Is prepared Il
take pupils in advance dramatic worl
stage training, public reading and ly
ceum work Our pupils are giyel
frequent opportunities for public ap
2earaEce.
Classes in aesthetic gymnastics vii
be formed at an early date. Classe
for children; classes for young womei
and night classes In physical develop
ment for young men. and also classe
for medico-gymnastic work. Phon
gor explanation and prices, $50.
Literary clubs will be interested Il
know that the Conservatory teache
; of expression, Miss Evangeline Smith
mas had abundant and eminent success
in giving monologues, lyrics. dramatl
scenes, famous poems and famou
stories, sucn as those by Van Dyke
Kippling, Gilbert Parker and othe
\ writer's of fame, and in giving se!ec
programs of popular novelties. Phon
ESQ for prices.
Miss Schreiter will organize cho
us club for the public performanc
Of famous oratories. The attention {
the choir and other singers Is espe'
tally called to this announcement,