The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-20


Andreas Fugmann at the piano.
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~ HE Indianapolis Maennerchor
will present Florence Austral,
dramatic soprano, at the
Academy of Music on Monday night,
Feb. %.
Program follows:
"Liedes Heimat" ............. Pruemers
Msennerchor.
Aria: Ocean Thou Mighty Monster;,,A
- '- Florence Austral.
Hell ms Fenster Scheint Die SomS .,.a-
Mennerchor
"yerborgenheit" ................ Woin
"T TpannuI Durch Die 'Dammcrung' 49,.
'Heimliche AufOrderung ......- S;.:,,.,
Florence AustTal. ,,o,r,o.-
"B b9se pa a% Lierst Mir i'm Herzen wndt
Aria: "Ritorna vincitor' from Aida
''''''''Fio Florence Anstrai.
"Unterm Lindenbaum' .......o;,. Strrm
'Fruhlingszauber' 1850. oloeTsIenen
Loves Quarrel ........... Curl Scott
Song Of the ,Qpen1 Frank La Forse
Mr. Myron jacobson at the piano
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FRI WO recitals and a radio pro-
IL gram will be given by stu
- dents of the Metropolitan
School of Music this week. All are
given free to the public.
Thursday evening ct S:15 advanced
students of high school age will
broadcast a program from WFBM.
The program will be given by Tom
my Poggiani and Harriet Payne.
violinists, students of Hugh McGlb-
eny: Robert Cess, baritone, and
Maxine Moore, soprano. students Of
Edward Nell; William Polk, cOrnet-
list, pupil OF Leslie F.. Peck; Robert
Hodgin. cellist, pupil OF Adolph
SchelIschmidt; Catherine Stafford. pi-
anist, pupil OF Grace Hutchings, and
a trio. directed by Mr.. Schellschmidt.
In the trio are Marguerite Billo,
violinist; Robert Hodgin, cellist. and
Florence Keepers, pianist.
Anita Wandell, Frances Wishard
and Mrs. John Kolmer will be the
accompanies.
the Odeon Miss Frances Beik will
present students in a four-act play,
Master Skylark." by John Bennett.
The program will begin promptly at
o'clock. Taking part will be Gwen
dolyn Schort, Helen Emert, Margue-
rite Howard, Ruby Pearce, Jean
Allen, Helen Starr. Martha Hoyle,
Louise Cox, Genevieve Quinn. Vir-
GINA Stout, Kathryn Harrod. Helen
Morton, Letha Wood. Kathryn Geor-
gieff, Martha Grace Williams, Ross
Rissler, Robert Schultz.
Next Saturday afternoon. Feb. q,
miscellaneous recital will be given
in the Odeon at o'clock. Taking
part Will be Mary Frances Tatlock,
Mary Lou over, Julia Newcomb,
Betty Bauer, Ruth Jackson, Julia
McCracken, Dorothy Aldag, Marie
Shaner, Virginia Viking, Maxine
Singer, Engelina Shaneff, Catherine
Olshan, Mary Ellen Shellburn, Doro-
thy Lucille Taught, Mary Jane Shi-
deler, Rosalind Parr, Everett De
Witt, Jr.: Dorothy Bissel, Marian
Chaplin, Ada Stafford, Carl Atkin-
son, Dorothy Chaplin, Eugene Kerr,
Kathleen Riggbee, Eugenia Huston
and Claude Hustled.
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HE Indianapolis Matinee
Musicale will hold it's annual
organ day program. Friday
afternoon. Feb. 26, at 3 o'clock, at
Roberts Park Church. The program
which follows, is open to the pub
lie:
Art Thou Wearvi" ..,.... Chadwick
Quartet from the TABERNACLE Presbyter-
Norma France Fred Newell Morris Paul
Matthews at the organ and n;ono
Mrs. Frank Edenharter. Mrs. j. v. Hurt
FIVE Biblical Songs, op; 80 - and Dx1ra ,it
Lord, Thou Art Ny Refuge"
God Is nv Shepherd"
IT VIII sing, New Songs 9 Of Gladness.
i Horace Whitehouse at the organ.
"Cantilena Pastorale n Jores
Grand S Ghoe% Hm1 Nc Glesry Morrison Rollins
on Ms Di james sf foSv Mrs Glenn r EEIsT
organ: Mrs. Julia Brown Boomer violin !;
Miss Yuba Willhite. cello: Mrs. Arthur
Weber harp. and Mrs. S. X. Ruick'
'Fantasie in Minor ..... 81. Bach
Prelude ........ Clerambault
"RRa oR9e rraneaiae ....... BoeiImann
Finale from Symphony | .... 'Nlerne
cho9,s sG Of the the Reapers from "EaFsne
Matinee HafSse Musicale CHORUS; violin o6ligaio
Mrs. Edenharter. accompanies.
! The next artist recital under the
auspices of the Matinee Musicale
will be given by the Lennox String
Quartet at Masonic Temple, March
II, p. m.
l%7OLAND HAYES, that admir-
Tx able tenor. who came from
Ill humble surroundings in the
South and who rose to such emf
nence that music lovers in Europe
and in America have acclaimed him,
will be heard in a recital Of songs
in the Murat Theater on Sunday aft
ernoon, Feb. 2S, under the direction
Of the Ona B. Talbot Fine Arts
Enterprises.
Few other artists can create quite
the same atmosphere of sympathy
and understanding between hall and