Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-20

following program for it's coming season.
The afternoon musieaies, which are made
up from representative Omaha talent
promise many treats 10 all who are IA
mliar with the work OF those chosen.
The evening recitals will present visit
ing artists Of national reputation. Harold
Bauer IL admittedly one OF the great
! pianists Of the present day, Nine. Homer
/ IL one OF the favorlte singers Of tho
Metropolitan Opera company known as
widely By her concert programs as by
her operate successes, and the Zoeiiner
Quartet. which hns only been heard once
very Informally In Omaha. is a sterling
chamber music organization. which Ia
noted for its repertoire OF meritorious
modern music. The program:
Afternoon MusicaIes.
| November:
West Sisters quartet with piano. one
Mrs Beulah Dale Turner. two group
Mrs. EldridRe, two group numbers.
Miss Ruth Flynn, one group number.
4 December.
Miss Emily cieve, two group numbers.
Mrs. Wagner, two group numbers.
January:
Song recital.
| February.
Mrs. Silver will arrange a song cycle
for four voices for one-half OF the pro
Miss Weeks. pianist. ont-half OF pro-
gram.
March:
Students program.
April:
Aria. MIRA Louise Jansen wyiie
| Concerto, Miss Marie Bush.
Evening Recitals.
Tuesday evening, November 49, 1915 at
Boyd theater. Harold Bauer
Thursday evening, January u, 1915, at
Boyd theater, Nine. Louise Homer.
Tuesday evening. February %, 1915, at
Fonteneile bah room, Zoellner string
Quartet.
Madame Julia Claussen. the great
Swedish meszo eontraito. has been en-
gagged TO sing at the coming aaengerfest
LOT the Northwest Saengerbund In Omaha.
She has Joined the Chicago Opera COM
pany, under the MANAGEMENT OF hndreas
Dippel, and will bo heard IN opera efter
a short tour OF the country In concert.
DR.. Karl Muck, the conductor Of the
Boston symphony orchestra. that plays
ct the Omaha Auditorium October 7. and
Mrs. Muck have taken advantage OF the
ltrip Of the Boston Symphony orchestra
Ito California TO see a great deal OF the
lcountry in the west They did not re-
turn with the orchestra. but remained
In San Francisco for a few days, then
spent ten days in Yosemite valley, where
they did a great deal of tramping. Re-
turning 70 San Francisco they have now
gone 20 southern California. Los Angeles
and San Diego, and from there are 20
ing to the Grand CANYON. where they
spend another week. From the Grand
: lcanyon they strike north to Colorado for
/, 1.-THE Garden OF the Gods and the like. then
70 TO Yellowstone and Glacier parks.
They expect to be back in Boston in July
and the remainder OF the summer they
will spend in Maine. DIR. Muck has be-
come strong convert 70 the slogan
} See America First"
Paderewski. who plays In Omaha At
the Auditorium January II. and who Is
! in this country organizing system Of
| relief for the sufferers from the war In
Poland. received . cablegrann from
Madame Melha. who IL also ono Of the
lbig features Of the charity concert course.
the other day saying that she had raised
lin concerts e1a,OOo or So. 90. for the bene-
nj OF the Poles Madame Melba has been
devoting nearly the entire winter and
spring 70 work OF this kind. In April
she received an urgent eablegram from
Mr.. Paderewsh asking her 70 she could
do something for his suffering country
men. Her cable was . reply.
Madame Melba IL planning to arrive
In America the end Of August by way
Of San Francisco.
Geraldine Farrar, the popular prtmi
donna, who undoubtedly will Be one o
the greatest attractions of the eAarit'
! concert course and the frat OF the sreA
singers to break into the movies"
now established In Los Angeles. wher
y she viii be until the end Of July posinI
{ for motion pictures. Mas FaTaF write
r tbat she IL interested In her new work
: she IL posing now for BiSets Carmen.
. Tho films win carry her personaiit
Throughout the country. ultimately 20 tn
= towns where she IL only known today b
: means OF the talking machine.
: -
Paderewsh has been IN this eountr
p since the end OF April 10 organise gen
? eIal committees TO handle systsmaticali
tho work which Ia being done for The re
lief OF war sufferers in Poland. He eS
poets shortly 70 go to the Pacific coas
to Paso Robles. where he IL going TO TAX
q the cure, A year ago last winter vhs
he was taken sick on the coast, he wen
10 Paso Robes and received great bens
fit he is In sood condition now ana III
= cure" that he Il TO take Is more in IN
3. nature OF prevention in order that b
=, will be In the best OF condition foI N
/. long tour which will begin next fall
Musical Notes.
A piano recital was given THURSDAY
June II, by younger pupils OF Miss Ellie
Antilles. at her studio In the Lyric build
- ing. Those taking part we're Erma sell
y Gretchen Meier, Helen Chester, Ralp
Senift Irene Closson, Rose SteinberI
:, Dorothy senift, Anna sehmOker an
~ Katherine Rolf.
A. Alice Virginia Davis presents Gertrud
Apne Miller and Mildred Mabery in
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