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

original gold and silver coins Of
twenty-six centuries, may be seen, as
we'll as other beautiful items Of the
permanent collection.
IT HE Indiana College Of Music
IL and Fine Arts will give its
III regular monthly radio pro-
gram before the Microphone Of w.
S. r. NJ. on wednesday evening Nov.
II, from 1880 to $50. The program
and those who will participate are
as follows
Sword of Ferrara" ....M.... Billiard
Myself 81, When Young" '(''Persian G@r9i.'.u
by he Waters Of Babylon i .' i1GGo oR%eIi
/. p. Van Arsdall. Baritone
49, Virginia Lucas. Accompanies.
lynn 20 The, sun CO.. Rimsky kQrsalSow
. HIn,i.se e beIis $500 "..'.'... kretsIer
80 Theima Rubush. violin ''O'N
Mrs. Rubbish ACcompanist.
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice ....
The Old Refrain" ..........e. Kreisler
'App''c"0 f Mildred schmedei 49, nranm'
Clarinet Trio-"Murmuring ,Zephyrs"
John Diliiad Wallace McDan faa'i Leonard .saISSda
.s, Lut7: Piano, Mr.. Frederick Barker.
Flow Gently sweet Alton. 9 sSpiimsS"
L. B. Van Arsdail.. '' '.
indian Lament .......,..... Kreisisr
Garry Me Bach T9el% To- Ole Hs0 Tirsnny" Brand
Sweet Geneyieve' ........ Tucker
"A Little Bit Of Honey 800. Wilson
Mildred Schmedel
ISIS GRACE HUTCHINGS,
IM pianist of the faculty Of the
3 Metropolitan School Of Music,
will go to Bloomington Thursday
to give a recital for the guest day
Of the Unique Club. Mrs. Sherman
Davis, contralto, will be the as
sisting artist. Miss Elma Sullivan,
pupil Of b. +. Swarthout Of the
Metropolitan School of Music will be
soloist for the morning service Of
the Moravian Church, Sunday,
Lenore Brandt, pianist, student OF
Mrs. Arthur b. Mouninger of the
Metropolitan School OF Music, will
be soloist for the Parent-teacher
meeting of school No. 60, next
Wednesday.
ISIS FANETTA FIitz will con.
IMI tribute a piano number. and
W. Miss Cleon Colvin, with Miss
Eleanore Beauchamp as accompan-
list, q violin number on tho regular
monthly program of the Sigma Alpha
Tota Sorority Of the Indiana College
Of Music and Fine Arts, which will
be held at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Martin Miss ITitz and Miss Colvin
are students Of the Indiana College
of Music and Fine Arts.
Miss Thelma Peterson Of Craw.
louisville, a student Of the Dramatic
Art Department of the Indiana Col
lege of Music and Fine Arts will APP
pear on q program 10 he given by
the Kiwanis Club of Lafayette on
Wednesday. Nov. "a.
ri HE De Reszke Singers, male
quartet, who will appear here
- at the new Armory. Saturday
night. Nov. q, under the auspices Of
the Indiana National Guard. in con
cert with VIII Rogers. are Erwyn
Luther and Harold kellogg. four
American boys who received their
first musical education in the United |
States and later went abroad and |
coached with Jean De Reszke, the IA
nous Polish tenor, who for many |
years reigned supreme at the Metro |
polltan Opera. New York. and all |
the famous opera houses OF the !
world. De Reszke was considered /
not only the greatest, but the most ,
discriminating Of teachers. lie al |
lowed these four young American /
singers to use his name because he |
believed them to be fine musicians |
De Reszke lived at Nice. France, |
in a beautiful villa. where he did all |
his teaching. and It was during their |
stay at Nice that they were fortu- !
nate in meeting such world cele.
brated artists as Mary Garden, Maur. |
ice Renaud. French baritone; Ed |
mund Clement, French tenor; Mura- |
tore Battistlni. the worlds greatest |
baritone; Jean Acquistapace; Pas |
quale Amato. baritone; John McCor-
mick; Fanny Heldy OF the Paris |
Opera, and many others.
De Reszke was surrounded contin-
ually with great artists who came |
to him for his ADVICE and for work.
He was like father to all his pupils |
and wanted them around him. lie |