The Washington herald., 1922-07-11
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nois (Kreisler), Die walkure'
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You're You (Turk and .Robinson)
For You Alone (O'Reilly-Geehl)
La Procession (Franck), o Del Mic
Dolce Ardor (Gluck), Little Mother
of Mine (Burleigh), oh. Didn't II
Rain (Burleigh). George Schimmef
tenor: Mrs. Katherine Floeckhel
Cullen accompanying. Musical read
ing. Miss Louise Carmody. of the
O'Connor School of Expression. Ro-
nance (Svendsen), Souvenir (Drdla)
Chanson Indoue (Rimsky-Korsa-
kow), Hymme Sainte Cecile
linist; Mrs. Katherine Floeckher
Cullen accompanying. Musical read
ings. Miss Louise .Carmody. of the
O'Connor School of Expression" In
victus (Huhn), Duna (McGilD, My
Little Woman (Osgood), Down ir
the Deep, Let Me Sleep When Die
(Petrie). Francis P. Heartsill. bass;
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Miss Louise Carmody, of the O'Con-
nor School of Expression. Hunga-
rian Idyl Keller-Bella). Cavantine
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One Fine Day" (from Madame
Butterfiy") (PuccinD. Kashmire
Song (woodforde-Fi Happy
(Del Riege), Japanese Love Song,
(Thomas), Mrs. Fannie Shreve
Heartsill. soprano; Mrs. Katherine
Floeckher Cullen accompanying
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