New Britain herald., 1921-09-27
MUSICAL CLUB HAS
 PLEASING PROGRAM
Free Public Concert October 17-
 Noted Artists Coming

The New Britain Musical club an- | nounces the program for its third season commencing Monday evening, October 17th, with a free public con- cert by local talent The program for the year will in ciude twelve musicales of unusual in terest along lines of culture and en- | tertainment for the music lovers of New Britain and vicinity. The ar ra angement committee of the club has been exceptionally fortunate in se- curing the new Camp school auditor ium for the seasons local musicales, which will be held every third Mon day evening, beginning October 17th. Three of these musicaleS will be mis- ceilaneous in character and will be open to the public. The first one will | be held on the opening night and will be free of charge. The famous Pop Concert" idea will be carried out in connection with the other two pub tic concerts. A very small admission will be charged, making it possible for every one to attend and at the same I time meriting the calfber of the con cert.
 The remaining local musicales will
  | ners of the club only, and the various subjects to be discussed are as fol- | low:
 Musical Forms. 2-Interpretation. | 3-Bach, Beethoven and Brahms. 4-Women Composers. 5-Schubert and Schumann. 6-Opera.
 7-Oratorio. At the recent club examination held | asst April, 14 new active members | were added to the roll, making a to- | tai of forty-two active members who will take part in these local concerts. | The club has purchased new kranich and Bach concert grand | piano, thus supplying a most refresh l ing substitute for the rented instru- ments used the past two season. This splendid instrument will improve the piano department of the club mater ially. and together with a very good
 instrument which the school hall pos. scsses will increase the effectiveness of two piano selections.
 Two Sunday Recitals.
 For the artist course, the club has secured Tito Schfpa, leading, tenor of the Chicago Opera company, and one | of the greatest voices of all times, and Carolina Lazari, contralto of the Met | ropolitan Opera company, for a joint | recital in Fox's theater Sunday. | March 26; and Samuel Gardner, con- cert violinist, who will be heard at | the same theater Sunday afternoon, | November goth.
 I and the club feels it very great | pleasure to offer such a course to New 1 Britain music lovers. 1 A lecture, Music and Liberty" by William J. Henderson, will complete l the seasons work. MT. Henderson is | renowned as a leading critic in the I art world and also for his connection ! with the New York Sun in that ca pacity.
 The list of active members who will take part in the local musicales this season is as follow: l Piano: Mrs. Emile Andzulates, Miss Hare, Miss liza Harvey, Theron l Wolcott Hart, Miss Gertrude Hine, Mis- Lulo Hare, Miss liza Harvey, ,Ther- 9n Wolcott Hart, Miss Gertrude Hine, Miss Lolia M. Littlehales, Miss Grace l Manning, Mis- Frances Parker, Isa- lore Rosenberg, Harold Sjolander and Miss Florence Tomassoni. l singing. SOpranOS-MlSS LOTS
 Bradley Miss Anna B. c. Clark, Miss Inga Earnest, Miss Laure P. Farrell, | Mrs. Howard Ellsworth Horton, Miss
 Dorothy Latham, Mrs. Philip Smaller, Mrs. Wilbur Sindell, Mrs Stuart A. | Upson. Miss Frances Water and Miss | Doris Waters. Contraltos-Miss Hulda Johnson, Miss Pauline Meyer. Mss Ruth E. Schade, Mrs. Merwin H. Futile. Tenors-Leon Jackson, Philip Smaller. Charles J. Stuhlman. Baritones-August L. Klein. John Lindsey, Frederick w. Latham, Dr. c. J. Moore. Arthur Wasley. | Violin-Marcus H. Fleitzer, Earl Lambert, David Luryea, Howard Stearns
 cello-Henry G. Schauffler. | Ensemble-Mrs. E. B. Proudman,
 Miss Mildred Sedgwick, Miss Rotha Staples.
 The executive committee of the club for season 1921-22 is as follows:
 Theron Wolcott Hart. president and chairman.
 Frederick w. Latham, vice-presi- dent.
 Miss Gertrude M. Hine, recording secretary.
 Miss Frances Water, corresponding secretary.
 l Miss Laura P. Farrell, treasurer.
 Miss Ruth l.. Schade, librarian and | critic.
 John H. Lindsay, chairman of pro- | grams.
 Mrs. Emile Andzulatis, chairman | of arrangements.
 Miss Ilga Harvey, chairman of | membership.