The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-04
Chaliapin Sings Big Role in Barber
of Seville at Murat Monday Night

having made deep research into its
literature and music, and she pos
sesses many original instruments of
the Far East peoples. The public
is cordially invited.
r. A VORAN WRIGHT, pupil of
Ruth Todd in dramatic work,
IL of the Indiana College of Mu-
sic and Fine Arts, will give a group
of Christmas readings before the
Missionary Society at Frankfort,
Ind, Dec. Q. Miss Ocie Higgins, pu-
pill of Glenn Friermood of the Indi-
ana College of Music and Fine Arts,
has been the soprano soloist this
week on the Circle Theater program.
The December advanced students re
cital will be held on Monday night,
Dec. 10, and in charge Of Frances
Johnson at the Indiana College of
Music. Frances Johnson, teacher in
voice department of the Indiana Col
lege Of Music and Fine Arts, win
contribute to the benefit program for
the city's poor children, given by the
Hoover orchestra, in Cadle Taber'
nacle on Dec. 8. Ann Hunter, pupil
of Frances Johnson of the Indiana
College of Music and Fine Arts fac
ulty, will give a costume recital on
Dec. in the new Brown Memorial
Bldg. at Madison Ind. The proceeds
will be given to charity.
1.-TWO recitals viii be given by
| students Of the Metropolitan
- School Of Music in the Odeon
next week.
At o'clock Thursday evening,
Dec. ., Miss Helen Sartor will pre-
sent her pupils in dramatic art in
an evening Of plays and readings.
Assisting on the program will be
Miss Maxine Moore. contralto, stu
dent of Edward Nell, head of the
voice department of the school, and
a trio, Miss Marguerite Billo. violin
ist, Miss Susan Woodbury., cellist,
and Miss Marie zorn, pianist. Two
Lady" by Meta Syrett, and The
Neighbors," by iona Gale. In the
casts Of the plays will be:
Maxine Rosebapm, Marian Fehrenbach.
Lorene Duey, Mary NIcholl. Geraldine
kuntz, Helen Louise Small, Mary Beatrice
w hltoman, Jane Elizabeth Walker. Bernice
Wise, tarietta De Vault, Mary EAen Coop
Eugene Kerr will give a reading,
Signs of Spring" by Walter Ben
Hare. Miss Florence M Keepers
will be at the piano. The public is
invited
~ ATURDAY afternoon, Dec. II,
y at 3 O'Clock, a miscellaneous
- recital will be given in the
Odeon. The program will be made
up of violin, piano, voice and cornet
numbers, readings and a short dra-
matte sketch. The public is invited.
Taking part will be:
,i,I Forage Hargesr Betty Ann Bauer Pris-
qua Brown, Marian Rahke. Josephine
REYNOLDS. Mildred Langdon. Myrtle Hayes
GhaTles JeiIrie7 Abr&Tn Perry joan Hiclx-
ESais4 RaEser car s ijR qRo H HieEfSt
Ann WAGNER. Katherine Kilbv. Dixie Leo
yesterday. Lucille Woody Betty Margileth
PAUL KIRBY. william Rouse. Lucille Stuertz
John Madinger. Maxine Quinn.
These students are pupils of the
following teachers:
Leslie T. Peck Nora VI Beaver. Mrs.
Arthur G. .Monninger Hugh McGibney.
Fritda Heiderl Helen Louise Ouig. Leone
Kinder. Allie F. Eggleton. Earle Howe
Jones' n. Otis Pruitt Laura Doerfiin Gal
win, Florence NJ Keepers Norma Justice
Helen Sartor Gladys Smead.
m OWN JONES Of the violin
| r faculty Of the Metropolitan
IL School of Music is director
of the Community Orchestra of
Greenwood, Ind, which gave g. con-
cert Thursday evening in the Polk
Community Bldg. Mr.. Jones also d.
rected a sixteen-piece violin choir,
which took part in the program, and
was himself soloist, with Miss Fran
ces Wishard as accompanied.
RI LLOYD ROSS. pianist, pupil OF
r Otis Pruitt of the Metropou-
IL tan School of Music. will play
for the Calendar Club at the Maple
Road M. E. Church Wednesday eve
ming.
George Carothers, pianist, pupil
of II. Otis Pruitt of the MetropolI-