The Detroit times., 1912-04-29

4 pear in Detroit opera house,
Thursday evening, May ID.
will be given from the operas, with ap-
propriate scenery and costumes, and
/ the score will be played by selected
Lorchestra under the direction OF Van
den Berg, a contemporaries. Seats
| for Nine. Calves engagement will be
placed on sale in Grinnells' Monday
morning, May 6.
Faculty concerts will be given In the
| Ganapol School of Musical Art May z,
| IA and 81. One of these Will present
compositions of Abram Ray Tyler with
Hugh Ridout, pianist as soloist. The
| following pupils from the piano class
es of Mrs. Ganapol, Miss Blackadder.
! Mrs. Cooley, Miss Gordon and Miss
! I.ichtenstein appeared in concert train
| ing class Wednesday afternoon: Miss
Hilda Lee, Miss Gertrude Lockwood,
Miss Lucille Rosenthaler, Miss Anna
Jones, Miss Sylvia Fink. Miss Maisie
Burnie. Miss Dorothy Flanegin, John
Sessions. Miss Cornelis .3eebe, Miss
Rosa Samter, Miss Ethel Harris, Miss
Zelma Rosenthal Miss Reva Rosenz-
weig. Miss Laura Rosenthal.
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Says Burton Collyer: Il was not re-
sponsible for the sale OF the souvenir
program at the London Symphony or
chestra concert Tuesday evening, in
the Light Guard armory for which |
had the local management. | was not
informed that the only programs to be
supplied were the ones sold or would
not have permitted such a thing, even
though II is the English custom. The
management of the orchestra notified
me that they were supplying the pro-
grams for the entire tour, with
/ analytical notes of all tho orchestral
works to be performed, but they made
no mention OF charging for them, and
as the management of the New lL.R
| Philharmonic Kubelik tour furnished
analytical programs free for their con
cert here recently, | supposed there
would be no charge for the London.
! Nikisch programs. otherwise | would
have had other programs printed"
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The nineteenth May festival of the
| University Musical society. of Ann Ar
Dor, will be held, Wednesday. May 10
| TO Saturday, May is. The schedule
| OF concerts includes miscellaneous
program for the opening concert,
Wednesday evening; choral concert.
THE Dream of Gerontius," Thursday
evening; symphony concert Friday
afternoon; artists concert, Friday
evening; organ recital, Saturday af-
Iternoon; operate concert, Samson
and Deiilah," Saturday evening. The
Theodore Thomas Symphony orches-
ira of Chicago. with Frederick Stock,
conductor, will be the principal fea-
ture Of the festival as 1t. has been for
many years. The solosists will in
clude: Alma Gluck, soprano; Flor
ence Hinkle, soprano; Freda Langen-
dorff, contralto; Nevada Van Der
Veer. .contralto; Ellison Van Hoose,
| tenor; Reed Miller tenor; Marion
Green, baritone; Herbert Wither.
! spoon, basso; J.. l.. Renwick. organ
| list; Albert A. Stanley, conductor of
choral union.
The following have consented to act
as patrons OF the piano recital to be
given in the Church of Our Father,
| Thursday evening, May z, by Victor
| Benham: Mrs. F. l., Abel, Mrs. Wal.
| ter Boynton, Philip Breitmeyer, Mrs
James Couzens. Mrs. Charles w. Cas-
grain, Mr.. and Mrs. William w
| Chaplin, Mrs. Elizabeth Chaplin. Will
! Lexington Comfort. Mrs. Earle F.
| Chase, Miss Clara r. Dyar, George
DuCharme, Mrs. William NJ. Donald
/ Mrs. G.. Ogden Ellis, Mrs. William b
Forbush, Mrs. Anton A. FRANKIE. 10.
| names Figee, Mrs. Charles Funke
Mrs. Frederick Funke, Mrs. Edwin
Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs. George p
Goodale, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Grin
nell, Mrs. George T. CASTOR, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hargreaves, Mrs. Ellen
Haug, Miss Bernice l.. Haugh. Mrs
! Frederick H. Holt. Miss Harriet j
Ingersoll, Mr. and Mrs Jerome In
gersoll, Mrs Olin Johnson, Mrs. J
F. Lewis, Mrs. Lee S. McCollester
Miss Annie Mcmillan, Mrs. Frank
Mathaner, Mrs. Oliver Phelps, Miss
Maude Ralston, Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
r. Shipper, Mrs. Frederic b. Stew
ems. Mrs e. d. Stair, Mrs. Homer
Z. Stafford, Mrs. Julius Stroh, Mrs
Horace Spice. William S. Sayres, n.
N. Utley, the Rev. +. j. Van Ant
werp. Mrs. VIM. Van Dyke, Mrs
Frederick Wadsworth. Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Warren, Mr. and Mrs. George
! b. Yerkes, Mrs. Frank Albert Spies
| Miss Marie M Heinemann. and DR.
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