Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
Music Notes
BY TLoRENoE BosARD IAwRENoE

BY FLORENCE BOSARD LAWRENCE
H1 HE program at Levy's offers but
one novelty this week, although
n the holdovers are all of sufficient
merit, so that the bill will be quite as
interesting as usual.
The Rusticana trio offer an imitation
of the famous Milani trio and both in
costume and in personal appearance
the imitation is good enough to be
sincere fattery to those long time ia
vorites of the vaudeville stage. The
trio includes a violinist and a credltable
baritone, Domenica Cara, who sang
the "Toreador Song" from Carmen.
His voice Is rather light but he used
1t with discretion and singing the Tor
eador Song achieved all the success
which this popular number always as
sures a singer before a Levy audience.
Amourette, who made so pleasing
an impression with her first appear
anee last week, renewed the satisfac-
tory impression and her clear soprano
voice showed effectively In several co.
loratura numbers. She dresses her
parts we'll and appeared yesterday in
new and attractive costumes.
La We're and Palmer are we'll de-
scribed on the program as duo in
contrast. The contrasts are In voice,
| anu luG liCIl INV AOllC6 Va
| the woman singer are well set off by
the high soprano quality of her COM
panion's tones. Both appeared In solo
| numbers yesterday and afterward in
duet and received liberal applause.
La Estrellita, capitalized on the pro-
gram and in the bill a capital num-
ber closes the program and serves as
sufficiently strong attraction to hold
| the audience, which delights in her
1.-THE gracefulness and her eccentric
poses. The costumes of this dancer
are a continued delight and the prom
| Use of La Paloma in her numbers this
week is sure to interest the audiences
who heard her in this song during her
first week here. She is announced as
in her last week.
| A musical program was given Sat
| urday afternoon in the Blanchard
building by the California School of
Artistic Whistling. In addition to the
nine whistling numbers there were
readings and vocal and instrumental
selections representing the different de-
partments.
Misses Agnes woodward and Edna
| Zyl Modie as heads Of the school are
bringing before the public many ex-
ponents of the unique whistling art.
The Municipal band Harley Hamil-
| ION, ulIeClOI, Will play lilo IolloWhib
program in Central park at 2:30 this af
ternoon: war March of the Priests"
Mendelssohn; waltz, "Ciribiribin." Pes
talozza Dawn of Love- Bendix;
"Minuet in Olden Style" Paderewsh;
'In a Cozy Corner" Bratton; overture
to "Stradella." Flotow; "Albumblatt,"
Wagner; "Reminiscences of Grieg."
Grleg: barn dance "Chanticleer,"
| Henry.
Oskar Selling announces a violin re-
cital for this evening in the Studio,
! 157 Oakland avenue. Pasadena. He will
be assisted at the piano by Miss Alice
Coleman in the following we'll chosen
| program:
Concerto in D minor, vieuxtemps,
andante. adagio. religioso. allegro; Ave
Marie (Schubert). minuett (Beethoven).
minuett (MozarD, zephir Hubay), and
| Russian airs (WieniawskD.
Miss Coleman will play the fire mu-
sic from Wagner's Die WallSure and
a group of three pieces. including Rap
pelle til (SgambatD, sea piece (Mac-
DowelD, by request, and dance of the
dwarfs (Grieg).