Arizona republican., 1921-11-13

first appearance of these two little artists a request has come to Maxine StutchaI to play for the Roosevelt club on Wednesday night and Alma Lowery goes to Tempe on Sunday p. m. to give a reading at the court to be given bv sThe Stuchal Orchestra at the Tempe Normal auditorium.
 The first public performance of the orchestra under Frank Lloyd Stut- chaTs direction takes place in Tempe on Sunday p. m. at the Normal school auditorium. A dozen of gifted Phoe- nix musicians will play at this per formance among them being Miss Stratton whose work on the violin Is of more than usual merit. The or chestra is composed of some thirty members. all of which are pupils. past and present of Frank Lloyd Stutchal.
 A handsome bar, mounted in heavy brass is now in place in the dance auditorium of the Studio club. This studio is the only one in the city thus equipped for real professional work in technic. A search is being made at the present time for large mirror in
  chance to correct any wrong posi- tions of bodies while working. It is hoped one can be found.
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 Frank Lloyd Stutchal played at the Armistice day program given al the Tempe normal auditorium on Friday. This finished work was received en- thusiastcally by the audience.
 A much looked forward to event in local musical circles is the recital to take place at the Arizona School of Music, the coming Thursday even ing, when Walter Hastings Olney pre- sents his pupil. Bess Barkley, the pop ular singer with Anna Petrina Davis talented pupil of Dwight Earl Easley head of the Expression and Dramatic department.
 On this occasion Miss Barkley will sing the beautiful "Eililand Suite" by Alexander Von Felitz, and Mrs. Davis will real the poem "AbsolCtion'' by Nesbit. The stage decorations will be in charge of J. R. Seivers, of the Grand Central Florist company.
 This is the first evening student. recital of the present school year, anC a cordial invitation is extended the public.
 Meredith Bishop, the violinist, ant Anna Petrina Davis pupil of the dra, matic department of the Arizon; Brinbridge- -Karns Stock company a l the Elks theater the past week. ! Mrs. Ted Janny. of Salt Lake City who as Miss Celestine Phillips wa 1 two years a pupil of Franz Darva i at the Arizona School of Music, was | visitor in Phoenix last week, am many friends were glad to see he again.
 | Mrs. Janny is prominently identi l fled with the musical circles of Sal Lake City-both as a pianist and vo 1 calist.
 Pupils from the Arizona School c Music are in great demand for prog rams, many being booked to appea before local clubs the coming week from all departments of the schoo John Girand, favorite pupil of tn dramatic department of the Arizon School of Music, gave the reading ''In the Tolls of the Enemy,' wit great success, before the Bushes and Professional Womans club meet ing Thursday.
 At the regular meeting of the Con
 cert club, under Franz Darvar. to
 morrow at II a. m., at the Arizon School of Music, two more scene from Debussy's 'Pelleas and Meli sande" will be taken up, namely: the between Goland and the little Yniol
 and the death of Pelleas.
 The program will conclude with tn Andante and Allegretto from "Brahm Symphony in F-minor"