Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
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As compliment to the juvenile sec ton of the Musicians club which meets at the Womans club on Feb ruarv T at 4:15 D. m., Yua Sonste- gaard King of the Studio club has ar ranged an original dance theme to fit in with the musical numbers which feature The Pipes of Pan.
 The dance shows wood nymph who comes. through the forest and, af- ter playing around, lies down to sleep. Cupid comes and plays ms pranks' then her own wood-nymph compan- ions. The god Pan comes last sees the sleeping nymph and gavots around her, then blows on his pipes to wake her. She eyes him with wonder, then as he plays for her she, fascinated py his music, dances.
 The music of the dance is played on real flute. which will add charm to the number.
 "The sweetest thing on the Elks pro- gram was the dancing of Alma Low cry said some one who attended the "Follies'' during the week.
 Not to be wondered at. When little Alma comes out to represent Phoe- nix. in her graceful strength and aban- don she is fit symbol of the quail ties that should inspire the hopes and desires of growing city
 Alma is one of the most hard work ing pupils in the dancing department at the Studio club. The pupils in the first and second year grade gave a splendid recital at the home of pr. Chas. Palmer at 7So East Culver street on Friday evening, January 27. The pupils, who were all from the piano department of Mrs Maud Pratt Cate, all did splendidly showing the careful training they are l ixrin hpi aftf teacher.
 1 The evening session of the Musi- 4cians club met at the Studio Neluh with l It's vice resident, Mrs. Maud Pratt Cate. on Monday night, January 31. A different members. Mrs Fennemore gave the club a very inspiring talk at the end of the program The club will meet again on the third Monday in February at the same place.
 A most enjoyable piano recital was given Tuesday evening of this week by a part of the pupils of Mrs. R. E. Kalfus at the Arizona Academy, Four teenth and Willetta streets. Mrs Kalfus is in charge of the music de- partment of the academy, and the work of each pupil witnessed the careful and efficient training given. A num- att lpupils of Mrs. Kalfus.
 Following is the program of the evening:
 T Duet-Les SyIphes .Bachmanr 1 Miss Griffith and MT. Sherriil Bright Eyes --,.-- -.----.-..-.. .O-th
 Mildred Gam Mary's Pet Waltz ......Ma Mack Edith Nelson My Dearie Waltz ..-...-.. .LaFarge I Wayside Flowers .Engle
 Roma Euliel Kaifus Stars-a-Twinlle .Bugbee
 Viola Habecker
 March Op. 62 .--.--..--. .Scharwenk= Sparkling Eyes Anthony
 Clyde Sauder Edelweiss Glide ....... .vanderbecl
 Maoel Sims
 Twilight on the River -... .Renl
 Martha Sandborn Happy Farmer. Op. 68 Sciiumanr Rollin Axtell Reading tto music) Tn the Usua Miss Louise Gibbons , Dorothy tOld English Dance) -. SmftI Miss Ruth Habecker Grande VaYse Bachnanr Miss Edith Griffith 7 Eetta,ss1'a Is,Ssus ,... Nevll : Miss Miriam Dawes : : Vase in F Flat -. -.... .Durant
 Miss Lou SC Gibbons Pendant La Mazurka ...... Wach
 Mrs. Kay M. Adams Eounta1n Stream Op. 013 .-... -Rohn II NonuoheTi up. z5 .Nevti Lawrence Sherrfll | Duet. La Baladfne Caprice Op. 51.. '-...... Lysber Misses Gibbons and Davies At the Osborn Woman's club meet ing, which was held Wednesday eve | hing at the Woman's Clubhouse i, honor of husbands and gentlemel friends of the club members, an es pecially interesting program was de lightfully given by students from tn Arizona School of Music. Violin of Robert Saunders. vocal 0 Walter Hastings Olney, dancing of F Paula Revare and Dramatic of Mrs | Dwight Earl Easley. The pleasing violin number by VII liam Launspach, showed the youn man to be well skilled. and to posses real ability.
 Miss Baldwin, who has a beautift clear soprano voice, entirely pleased. The dances were not only yer pretty, but very artistic and graceful and the dramatic sketch was too we | played to be classed as an amateu - production.
 Following is the program:
 Dance
 Pompadour ........ Dorothy Cove
 Violin
 Montecchi ed Capuletti .......
 Chas. Dancl
 (Air from Romeo and JulieD
 William Launspach
 Danc.-v
 Novelette, .....-..--. Helen Hanle
 Vocal
 An Open Secret ......... Woodma
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 Susan Merle Baldwin Dance
 Chopin MazurlSa Dorothy Stauff Sketch in 'I'' Act 4 Christmas Chime by M. Camerc Cast Gladys Terrill, Joe Terrill, Dolly Walk, lee, Ted Owen. Kathryn Ludden. w Melee, Louise Jackson, Dwight Earle.
 Scene: The Terrill Home Time: Day Before Christmas Pianists-Anna Marie Calvert. M, J. O. McVey.
 I An elaborate dance program is be given at the Arizona School \ Music, Monday evening, February '. \ pupils of E. Paula Beware. as a ben fit for the Associated Charities. Miss Beware has firmly establish