The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-13

and IL looks as though his next
vacation was long way off.
took particular delight and pleasure
in coaching the four Americans who
adopted his name, for they were do
ing a type Of work which was en-.
tirely new to him and which he
loved and which he was certain
would take its position in the world
Of music and singing To have been
under tho direction Of such great
man and artist as Jean De Reszke
is an everlasting inspiration in any
field Of work.
The Matinee Musicale will present
the following program at tho Masonic
Temple on Friday, Nov. 10:
Variations on 2 Theme nv Beethoven,
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'Resnnif ga pei Silenzio'' Aria from o,u
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Harp Trio
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WALTZ, from "The Invitation to the
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cert and the silver Offering which Is
given is for the benefit Of the Mac
Dowell Endowment fund.
EF ISIS GLADYS SMEAp. a 70.
! lM cent addition to the dramatic
- department OF the Metro
politan School Of Music, will elve a
recital at the school next Thursday
evening at Sis Miss Smead will he
assisted by Miss Zelma Flora. So
prano. student Of Edward Nell. head
Of the voice department Of the
school, and Norman Green. teacher
in the dramatic department Miss
Smead will give two groups OF read
ings and with Mr.. Green, Edward
Green and Miss Charlotte Bergman
will present the one.act play "The
Might Have Been" The public Is
invited.
Earle Howe Jones, teacher Of
piano In the Metropolitan School Of
Music will present some Of his ad
vanced students In a recital next
Friday evening at o'clock. Miss
Pauline Hedges, violin student Of
Dom Watson, viii assist. and
Kathryn Harrod.. Sarah Crouch. Vir.
GINA Stout and Joseph Becherich.
dramatic art students Of Miss
Frances Beik, will give readings and
present oneact play, Hearts TO
Mend"
Pianlsts taking part will he Anita
Wandell, Mary Martha Wolf, Roberi
Mccullough, Robert c. Deupree
Nellie Fowler, GLADYS Fowler, Mil
dred Morgan. Robert Schultz. Dale
w. Young, opal Mac Thomas and
Fay Grist. The public Is Invited
/ i / i
IN FALL musicale was given al
! Al New Bethel Baptist Church
~ Thursday evening under the
direction OF Miss Florence Martha
Keepers Of the piano department Of
the Metropolitan School Of Music. on
the program were Miss Keepers, pl-
anist; Thomas Poggiani, violinist,
and Miss Susan Woodbury.. cellist.
who played several trios, and reader
students Of the dramatic department,
Janet Nogle and Marian Fehren.
bach, and students Of Miss Helen
Sartor and Martha Grace Williams.
Virginia Habig and Emily May John
son, pupils of Miss Frances Beik.
Miss Frieda Heider. soprano Of the
faculty Of the Metropolitan School OF
Music, will sing a group Of songs
for the meeting Of the Woman's De.
partment Club Wednesday.
Mrs. A. t. Westlund. soprano. stu
dent of Miss Frieda Heider Of tho
Metropolitan School Of Music, will ho
soloist at the Moravian Church Sun
cay morning.
RI MA r. TALBOT today an
IL nounced the cast Of "The
~ Barber Of Seville" as It VIII
be presented next month at the
Murat:
THE BARBER or SEVILLE"
Opera In Three Acts
Book bv Cesare Stcrhlni
tln ltalanD
~, Music by Gioachino Rossni.