South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03
ARTISTS To PUT
SOUTH BEND ON
MAP WITH MUSIC
GaIIi-CurCi. CAM, Van VIeet
ard Ballet Are to Appear
in This City.


~ tho world will be offered in South
Bend during the coming season An
nouncement was made Saturday by
the Nucicians' club of which Mrs
Julia n Rode IS acting president.
q the plans which viii bring to
South Bend
Amelia GalH-Curci coloratura
soprano whose success with the
Chicago opera has been one OF the
musical sense tons Of recent years.
Rudolph CAM, pianist. one Of the
worlds greatest. and Cornelius Van
Vleet. ceJist. well known IN South
the Minneapolis orchestra.
The Bolm Russian Ballet. an ag-
gregation OF famous dancers sup
ported by the Barrere symphony or
chestra.
Gani-C urCl First.
The GaUi-Curci concert. first in
the series will be held I'm the gym
nasium at Notre Dame university
during the early part of October.
This VIII be under the joint aus
pices OF the Musicians club and
Prof. John J. Becker. dean Of music
at Notre Dame The gymnasium viii
be arranged 10 seat 5000 people.
Cana and Van Vleet will present a
joint program at the oliver theater
in January. 1920. and the Bolm
Russian ballet will appear al the
theater in March or April
The series has been guaranteed by
so citizens OF South Bend and
Mishawaka. Season tickets for the
series will be placed on sale in a
few weeks and 10 Is believed these
viii be disposed Of in sufficient
quantity 10 relieve the guarantors of
any financial responsibility.
Program UncNCcIIcd
The program offered will equal in
quality anything I'm the musical line
offered in the largest cities of the
country. Crowds were repeatedly
turned away when Galli-Curci sang
in New York and her appearances
in Chicago at the opera were always
signals for the $ r O. sign She was
almost instantly acclaimed by the
critics and music-Ioving public as
one Of the greatest colOraturas of all
time when she made her American
debut a few years ago in Chicago.
GAM. whom some South Blenders
have heard in Chicago. ranks among
the few really great pianists and the
popularity of Van NHet was instant
and widespread when he appeared
here first some years ago with Mr..
OberhOffer's orchestra
Easy to Get Guarantors
worlds greatest male dancer"
With MIN in South Bend viii appear
full company of male and female
dancers from the ballet Of the Met
ropolitan opera in New York The
Barrere symphony orchestra is said
20 be ~ithout a peer in this coun-
try.
Officers and members of the NIu-
sicians' club were particularly
pleased with the support received
during the canvass for guarantors.
II was necessary to call on only "a
persons 70 obtain the desired so
signatures. a fact which is regarded
as significant in view OF South
Bends apparent previous indiffer-
ence 20 musical offerings of similar
quality.
The list Of guarantors for the SER
les follows.
Frederick IngersolI Robert Elbei,
Richard Elbel Louis EIhel A. NJ
Russell. Rome G. Stephenson. Mrs. T..
g. Retiring. J. r CIouse Lewis g.
Landon. J. T.. Nen. X. e. DeRhodes
g.. a Robertson. A r. Heller The
Ellsworth Store. g. Frederick Cunning
ham. II Gale Davis James oliver. H..
Joseph II. oliver. ir.. W. a. Weed. J.
W Brewer. Howard Seelpy.
Marshall Collins Frank a England.
n A. Hines. r T. Parrott. II r Beck
with. r g. kOos. 7. a. Freeman. W. %.
Davies Frank Mayr, jr., Robert T..
Lucas. Mrs. Grace +. Holverscheid
G. a Farabaugh Lamport Macdonald
Co. Charles r. Stickler. a.. a.. Hun Ell
r Seebirt e. 4. Lippincott George 4.
Fulmer. A. Il Thielens, IS. g. shan
afelt y. Il. Feltes II =. Dalton. A 4
Erskine.
II S Vance. T. NJ Peterson. e.. !
Rayless. Frederick LaPierre. T. q. Wit
wer. Fred woodward. W. ". Austin.
VI L. Kavanagh. II. y kimhie, Fred
fovle. \ a. Fredericks. j. To oliver. ST..
d D. RowSher. The oliver Hotel Go
Mrs William II Swintz. Max Adler.
Mrs Grace Studcbaker Fish
! J O'Rrieu. Miles O'Brieu. =. &.
Stephenson. h q. Stephenson. r 4.
BRYAN. J Berteliug !. T. Weber.
George Wyman Co. John i Becker
John Wolvertou + q Eherhart W.
L. Chandler II. J Campbell. Susie II
Reiger A. ID Warner Ur stanley A.
Clark g. A Carlisle.