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play his accompaniments, is enthu
siastic about his singing. The follow
ing program will be given:
Prologue (Pagliacci) .......... LeoncavAIlt
| II.
(a) Deb vieni ALA flnestra. 80. Mozar
OBJ o cessate di piargarmi. Scarlatt
(al Baliynure Ballad 49,. Arr. by Hugfe,
(b) The Fanaid Grove. Arr. by Hughe:
(cl Next Market Day. Arr. by Hughes
(d) You'd Better Ask Me-. by Hughes
lei Oh! I'm Not Myself at All. Lover
Vision Fugitive .................M assenet
Cal Drink to Ne only with Thine
Eyes Northumberland Old English
(b) l Gathered a Rose. ,.......... Lee
(c) Griefs Prelude ,........ MaeFayden
(d) The Americans ..,.....,.... Foster
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The Music department of the
Omaha Woman's club announces
that the concert which was post
poned on account of the epidemic
in December will be given March
6 at the Y. w. C. A. auditorium,
presentin.; Mrs. Jensen of Council
Bluffs, violinist; Cecil Bergman,
pianist, and ]. E. Carnal, bass. The
last concert date will be announced
later. The following program will
be presented March 8:
Bouree observation-disclosures. Bach
Gevotte .......,....,..,...G luck- Brahms.
Czardas ..,....,............ MacDowell.
Mr.. Bergman.
Ring Out Wild Bells. .,...........G ounod
Meet Me by Moonlight Alone. ...... Wade
Thou Art Like Unto Lovely Flower.
God Smiled Upon the Desert Cadman.
"a California Poppy Song.)
Mr. Carnal.
Romance Major. ..,,....... Beethoven
Alhuet .........'.s...., So. Mozart.
Seherzo Tarantelle ...........W icniawski.
Mrs. Jensen.
Staceato Caprice .,,...,., Cecil Bergman.
Fantastic Nocturne ....... Cecil Bergman,
Rhapsody No. .Liszt.
Mr.. Bergman.
lnVlctub s...s..'t.,.s,.....s HUM.
NOON ana Nlght ,................ Hawley,
MY Love is Like Red Rose. .McDermid
NFeatioh 5 hymn .......... Beethoven,
Siavonic Dance major. .Dvorok- Kreisler
5erceuse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Paul Juon
AambouEln ChtHois ........... Kreisler
Mrs. Jensen.
MISS marguerite Morehouse, Alice Davis.
Bergman, accompanies
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Nine. Frances Aida. the brilliant
soprano of the Metropolitan Opera
company, who is now under the
same concert management as Gall
Curci and John Mccormack ant
who will be heard here in recital al
the Auditorium next Friday evening
Marclsz, as the third number of the
All-Star concert course, is said to be
one of the most versatile sopranos
now appearing before the public
The program for the recital Friday
evening follows:
(a) Polonaise ...............M acDowel
Miss Ballard
& Nal AmaFlln ...s....s.........,Ca ccin
(b) Je ne suls outline Bergere. .....
..................... Philidol
Nc) NY Lovely Celia. ............M Munro
(d) The Lass With the Delicate Air.
ss.''.......,........ DR.. Arne
Madame Aida
3. (a) jag Lefver (Swedish) .Merikanto
OBJ Kehtolaulau (Flnnish) . .Jarneveldt
(c) Somewhere in France (written for
and dedicated to Mime. Aldal..
.'ss.ss.......... hartmann
(d) Chanson Noryegienne. Foundrain
(e) Gavotte from "Manon" Massenet
Nine. Aida.
TNTERMISSION.
I. Cracovienne Fantastique. i. PadereWsk
Miss Ballard.
s. Aria: ''Un Bel d." from Madame
Butterfly" ............... Puccin
Nine. Aida.
8 Group Of popular songs:
(a) The Birth Of Morn. Leon
Cd the star ..........,.....s..R Rogers
(c) The Little Gray House In the
West .....s...... Lohi
(d) A Khaki Lad .AIlward
(e) An Open Secret .Woodmar
Nine. Aida.
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Approggiaturas.
The following is sent by Miss
EVELYN B. Hopper. manager fol-