The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24
Music and Musicians

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France and used on the battle
sfss thus having a share In help
,,z 40 win the great World war.
Sn the walls of the versity
,r,pel there hangs an honor roll
,.rtaining the names of 1876 Kendall
80 who heard the call of their
country and gladly went forth TO de-
fend It's flag.
Nora Cole Skinner, publicity
.bairman for the Miami, Okla,
iusic club concert course, sends the
following OF interest:
vbe Miami Music club makes good
Vs reputation as the club that does
,bIrgs and also as the club that pro-
notes good music by offering to the
,itIgous Of Miami and vicinity the
/, sorguity OF hearing the great con-
'iralto. Madame schuman-Heik
yGo will appear in concert on
Wednesday evening OF next week,
sertember %, I'm the First Christian
rh...n. Madame Schuman- -Hciuk
:. known the world over as re-
,rarkahle woman possessing a most
remarkable contralto voice. All
music lovers in this district appre-
rlate the work OF the music club
I'm occurring this great singer for
Miami and are showing their appre-
c.atlon Of the treat in prospect for
them by the enthusiastic purchase
ot tickets for the Schuman-Heink
concert.
The management OF the club en-
toriaiument course is fortunate in
procuring for Miami date with
ibe artist as she IL booked for con-
certs IN practically all the large
cities OF the country with engage
ments which occupy all her time
until the first OF June with the ox-
ception OF a short holiday at Christ
mas time. which she viii spend with
her family She comes to Miami
from omaha, Nebp whore she ap-
pears on September 25. She leaves
here for the east, where she has
many engagements throughout the
eastern cities. Madame Schuman-
Helnk always finds time amid all the
calls for her concerts to sing for
the boys who served overseas, sing
ing IN the Metropolitan opera house
in Philadelphia on the 10th of next
month FOR the Lafayette post OF the
American Legion. After a tour of
the eastrp cities she will be I'm Okla
homa again I'm March as other cities
in the state are anxious to enjoy the
nate enough to be first in obtaining.
The Miami Music club again put
1tself on the musical map OF the
southwest when Il announced the
Community artists concert course,
which It brings TO Miami for the sea-
con Of 1922-1923, and which has for
It's personnel not only such outstand-
ing artists as Schumaun- -Heink, hut
4 the Criterion male quartet of New
York City ana Barbara Maurel OF
the Boston Opera company.
The national publication In which
Nine. Emma Calye is subscribing
her name to n series of articles, My
Life" being the title, gives very in
teresting "reminiscences OF famous
artists and people whom she has
met. In n recent issue, one OF the
late Enrico Caruso Is very lovely.
The story runs:
Caruso's heart was as great as his
genius, as everyone Hnows who had
the pleasure OF associatlng with
him, ] remember very v!vidly an
incident that illustrates his extraor-
binary kindness and the generosity
with which he expended his talent.
i was years after my first introduce
ton TO him In Naples. We were both
in London AT the time. and were
engaged to sing at n concert given
IN the homo of lady who lived Mt
Wimbledon, outside OF London, As