Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-04
Apollo Club of This City
Plans Four Concerts for
Coming Months.
THE BEST ARTISTS
Give Local Folks Chance
to Satiate Recently
Aroused Appetite.

Grand opera has come and gone
and Tulsa's on the map as the musical
center of the southwest. That the
people Of Tulsa enjoy good music Is
no longer a conjecture but q fact fully
demonstrated last Monday and Tues
day evenings in Convention hail.
The people Of Tulsa have other good
things in store for them. The Apollo
club is at the bat. 1t has engaged
artists for a course Of four concerts
to be given during the winter months
Considerable care was taken in the
selection of these artists. that they
might represent the very best In their
particular line and such has been the
result.
Is Great Baritone.
Reinald Werrenrath. the noted
American baritone, Is without doubt
mead and shoulders above any other
concert baritone in this country. This
opinion is backed by nearly every
music critic in the United States. Mr..
Werrenrath sang in recital here last
March and all who heard him were
hnraptured. He will open the course
with recital on Monday evening. No
Sembcr 20.
Following Werrenrath will como
Alma Gluck on Wednesday evening.
February IA, 1917. There are few
who have not heard OF her and her
wonderful voice. From Maine to Cal
ifornia she has thrilled audiences.
Her fame has been established for
over. j.
The third number Of the course Is
that emperor of all violinists, Mischa
Gilman. He comes to us on Tuesday
evening, March 27. Like Alma Gluck.
his reputation is worldwide.
The .ourth and last number OF the
nf k-l
Frances Ingram, the prima donna
contralto who sings In recital on the
evening of April 23, 1917. Like Wer-
renrath Miss Ingram needs no intro
duction. She opened the Apollo CLUB
season OF 1866 and those who
heard her have not forgotten the most
pleasing impression she made.
Summing 1t up. Werrenrath, GiucK'
Elman and Ingram. 1t Is indeed
wonderful course. Wonderful at any
price. But the Apollo club is placing
this within the reach OF everyone.
only s5 for the entire season. This
makes II $t.25 per seat for each per
formance, and where else may anyone
expect to hear Alma Gluck or Mischa
Elman for that amount
In Grand Opera House.
All concerts will be given in the
Grand opera house. There are nine
hundred seats TO pc SOlu ana Oniy
nine hundred season tickets will be
disposed of. No tickets Ior any single
performance will be sold. Reserva-
tions at the box office may be made
only n exchange for coupons from
season tickets. In other words those
wishing to hear but one OF the artists
on the course will not have the OPP
portunity unless they hold season
ticket Already some three hundred
have made reservations for season
tickets. The patrons of last years
season will be given preference In the
purchase Of season tickets this year
These tickets are on sale at Jenkins
music store from 2 to each after
noon excepting Sundays. Miss Rutf
Toevs and Miss Fern Wimberley art
the special representatives OF the clut
and will wait upon you.
The club has been rehearsing oil
igently under the direction Of Rober'
Boice Carson and 10 rounding init
excellent shape for the opening con
cert November 20. at which time 1
presents Reinald Werrenrath. Th'
club consists of 20 Of the best voice
in the city. It is a permanent organ
ization and should be patronized mos
literally by tho people of Tulsa. An,
out-of-town orders may bo addresset
to Apollo club. care Jenkins Musi'
company.-Adv.