Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
Music Notes

The high grade of entertainment set
by Manager Levy at his cafe is again
in evidence in the splendid program
arranged by his amusement director
this week.
Jolly May Rerdelle gives three new
selections in her chic and fascinating
manner.
Albert Pench is becoming a genuine
favorite with the Levy audiences. His
serious number this week is Verdis
mon ver," followed by a Hester
Home" This number brought de-
served encore and was responded to
with a dago selection, "Good-a By"
Nine. Dyris presents an excellent
rendition of Leoncavallo's "Mattinata"
and French chanson, La la, lalala,"
closing with the well known Garden
of Roses
The Strollers' quartet is heard to
good advantage in medley of popu-
lar airs, the Stein song and a slumber
song.
Mile. Beatrice has reserved for this
week her new offering, a Love and
Temptation" dance, quite as effective
as her previous numbers.
The Kristoffys, in their usual delight
full manner, submit a racy Italian
street song, followed by the grand aria
from Faust" closing with a superb
number, For All Eternity"
The Kammermeyer orchestra assists
in ensemble numbers. Manager Levy
is giving an orchestral program from
12 o'clock until 1.30 during luncheon.
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"The Dawn of Tomorrow" will be
read by Edith Adams Stewart at the
Friday Morning club this evening.
Luellyn MayneWindsor, soprano, and
May Burnham Orcutt, pianist, will as
sist in the program
A. w. Ashton has issued invitations
for a recital to be given by his pupils
at Burbank hall Wednesday evening
Johanna Molony, one of the ambi-
tious and talented younger pianists of
the city, will give a recital Thursday
afternoon at 537 Prospect place. She
will be assisted with several vocal Sc
lections by Mrs. Edmund Shank.
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Mrs. CAIRO higgins Salterwhite will
give pupils recital this evening at
the Ebell club.
Los Angeles Conservatory of Music
gave its annual silver medal piano re-
cital last evening at Symphony hall.
Tonight at Blanchard hall the gradu-
ating exercises of the school will take
place. Those to whom diplomas will
be issued are L. Susie England, Matilda
Minkin, Jessie M. Henthorn, Agnes
Graham, Hazel Marlborough, Ethel
Vreda Fillmore, Mary Ida Wenrich,
Alma Herberger and Grace I. Shelton.
The program will open with an over
ture by the conservatory and First M.
e. Church orchestra, under the direc-
tion of Earl B. Valentine, and Emily j.
Valentine will present the diplomas.
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Pupils of the Philbrick Piano school
in East Hollywood played in recital
Saturday evening before an audience
of 500 persons. The program included
three numbers for two pianos, with
three performers at each instrument,
and the unity of tone and variety of
expression caused very favorable com
ment on the selections and the players
Florence and Irene Martin played Sc
lections from the operas Martha" and
"Il Trovatore" Members of the class
who participated in the program were
Davilla Peterman, Elizabeth Prykril
and Linnie Nelson. Meta Carseten. a
talented young singer, sang the Anvil
Chorus, with a chorus of six class
mates. Lester Conklin gave a reading
and James Robey played harp solo.
Estelle Heartt Dreyfus has asked
few musical friends to recital Thurs
day afternoon at her studio. Mrs.
Dreyfus will sing some Of the recent
compositions by Count Axel Wacht-
meister, and the composer has promised
to play the accompaniments, and also
to play some of his work for piano.
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Miss Jessie Weimar gave pupils
song recital Saturday evening in Sym
phony hall. A group of her most ad-
vanced pupils were heard. and the
work Of the pupils showed well the ex-
cellent art Of the teacher This pro-
gram was given
Chorus, "Sing On" (Denza): "Creole
Love Song" Wilson G. Smith Jap
anese Love Song (Thomas), Miss Jes-
sic Bissell; Daisies" (Hawley). "A
May Morning" (Denza), Miss Alberta
"Snowflakes" (Cowen), Sum-
mer Chaminade. "Hush, My Little One"
(BevignanD, Miss Pearl Culbertson;
duet, "The Mountain Riders" (Bordese).
Jones: Thou Art Like Unto a Flower"
Wilson G.. Smith; "Doest Thou Know
That Sweet Land?" "a. Thomas), Miss
Swanson; Cupid and I" (Herhert),
Miss Honor Graham; Andante Finale,
from Lucia" Oeschetizky), "Rigoletto
(Verdi-Liszt), Miss Lillian
A. Smith "Were My Songs with
Wings Provided" (Hahn), Rose in the
Bud" (Rogers), 1.-THE Captain"
(Rogers), Miss Annabelle Jones; "a
Spanish Love Song" (Sawyer), "Se
Sara Rose" (ArditD, Miss Honor Gra-
ham; Aria from "Mignon" "a. Thomas),
Miss Honor Graham.
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