Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

adequate place in the high school. He must leave it if he wishes to put the ime and effort into his chosen pro- 'ession that are required for pro he advantage of a general high school training. An investigation of he pupils who study music shows that 54 per cent of those who have studied music give it up during the high school period, and two-third- of those do so because their work is too neavy for them to keep up both. Prob ably no subject taught in our public schools has greater practical and value than music. when it is well taught hence it is quite nec- essary that some system of curri- culum and credit be established"
 Organ Recital
 The first organ recital in the series l by First Methodist church | will occur Monday evening, Decem- | Der ,. at 8 o'clock.
 Mrs. BIan.-.e Port Runyon. the | organist, will be assisted by Mrs. l Cora c. Turpie, contralto who is a recent addition to the musical circles of Phoenix. coming here from Den yer. Mrs. Turpie is a pupil of the eminent David Bispham.
 The following program will be pre- senteds
 Second Suite for Organ Rogers I Preambule.
 II Theme and Variations
 III PaStorale
 " Scherzo
 V Epilogue
 Mrs. Runyon
 God Is Our Refuge. MacDermid
 Mrs. Turpie
 Legend ..--'--.....---.- -Stroughton francleS SeIlarS
 Mrs. Runyon
 The Cry of Rachel ...S Salter Down In the Forest ........ Ronald Goodbye Tosti
 Mrs. Turpie
 The Holy Night 6NoeD ....... Buck
 Mrs. Runyon
 Lillian Adams -LiknaitZ. well known pianist, late of Los Angeles where she conducted a large piano academy known as the Lillian Adams Piano Academy. has been pre- vailed upon by the local music-lov- ing people to establish a studio in Phoenix
 Mrs Liknaitz is highly endorsed by the press and leading educators of Southern California as a teacher and artist. She brings many years of teaching experience to her work as | well as a pleasing personality and 1. understanding of the young students ! placed in her charge. At present l Mrs. Liknaitz will teach at her resi- dence studio, 31z East Portland street.
 I Hastings Olney, who has been sing | inc fnr Uqrinf1G plnh l10aQfinUC the past two weeks and who by her sweet voice has surprised her friends and l pleased her hearers, is Miss Doris Christy. daughter of Mir and Mrs Lloyd B. Christy.
 l Miss Christy took up her vocal studies a year ago. and by serious study has accomplished much for the period she has been singing.
 The Dramatic club, of the Arizona School of Music in charge of Mrs Dwight Earl Easley has several play: upon which rehearsals have begun
 which will be presented to the pub lie in the near future.
 Miss Doultons Orchids" will bt given for the Yeomen's lodge on the night ofwDecember 19. Miss Marriott
 Fields will play the leading charac- ter
 I Another clever comedy in prepar, ation is Thank Goodness the Tabl'
 Is Spread
 The cast in the above mentioned plays include: The Misses Mariot Fields, Betty Palmer. Alice Chapman l Perl Marston, Movie Taylor an Winne Hoopes and the Messrs. Me Fee. lies and Harvey 1 4 one act sketch, "The Klepto maniac" by Margaret Cameron. i l also being rehearsed by the Misse l Margaret Joyce, Kate Kyle, Barbar 1 Owenby, which will be given in tn | near future.
 | Katherine McCluskey opened : children's class in expression at tn = Studio club at a. m. on Saturda, . Quite a number of little tots inter ested in that line of study are enroll ing in this class.
 The pupils of the dance departmer
 of the Studio club will give the
 annual matinee during the Christms holidays. The offering this time wi
 be a scene from "The Bluebird. th \ one selected is from ''The Palace ( ' Happiness" where the little childre \ Tyetye and Mytye learn that there al \ many things that go into the maSin \ of happy life that are ours for u \ asking The little happinesSe' \ will be taken by the tiny tots, Il \ larger happinesses" by the juniol \ and the Great Joys" still by anoth' | other group. Yua Sonstegard KiT | who is preparing the program h; \ written a special prolog for the ot \ casion and is putting all her artist \ skill to the test in giving a preforn \ ance of rare beauty and one that W \ carry a message of joy to all who S \ it. 'Divertissements" win take \ the other half of this program. He ' will be seen Clead Switzer, Dorotl Rhuart. Alma Lowery and sever \ others in new and unique number \ Those who have attended the Ia \ two holiday matinees at the Colur \ bia are looking forward with eag \ anticipation for this one.
 The Columbia management \ usual will give every assistance ' make the performance a succe! Mrs Ada F. Mitchell will again \ the accompanist
 The Stuchal orchestra will give second public performance in Me
 on Sunday evening. Again a numt of Phoenix people will appear. amo k them being Miss Annie Marie Lu
 as soloist and Alma Lowery from [ dance department of the Studio cl ' will give pantonline and a readiI VI The next performance of