The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-19

and his opera company, Fr1tz heine
N7NA B. TALBOT today an
nounced her artists for
VI 1926-1927 season.
in addition to her Sunday after
noon concerts, Mrs. Talbot will brig
two great orchestras here for three
concerts.
The following is a list Of the
artists and their recital dates:
Nine. Ernestine schumann- Heink. fare
well golden Jubilee tour. Oct az;
=. Cha ali,,n 2 6 Opera Company. THE Barber
Fritz Kreisler. Sunday afternoon,
sergei Rachmaninon. Sunday afternoon.
Roland Hayes. Sunday afternoon.
Mime, Marie Jeritza. Sunday afternoon.
Tito schipa. Sunday afternoon. MAY /.
The orchestral series viii be as fol
lows:
Reiner, conductor; Laur1tz Melchior. tenor
iPPhiiiIsdsipRia = symphony Orchestra.
LeocRold st9kosEsl5i conduGGtoE Feb. 2 4lrt,z
Reiner. Conductor: Sophie Brssia1. sofoist
April Is.
An announcement of unusual i'm
portance is the coming of Chaliapin,
the worlds greatest singing actor,
supreme in many dramatic roles in
all the famous opera houses Of the
world in Rossini's best opera, THE
Barber of Seville" the favorite OF
those few comic operas included I'M
der the category Of grand opera, in
which the famous singer is distin-
guished as a comedian in the role
of Don Basilio, with cast of grand
opera notables, complete orchestra
of soloists, chorus, and most elabo-
rate scenic and sartorial investment
ever seen in this opera by the IA
nous Russian artist. Korovia. The
Indianapolis engagement is Monday
evening, Dec. 6.
+ + +
I1ISS IRENE HOFFMAN. Of
IMi the Indiana College of Music
81 and Fine Arts win present
the following pupils in plano recital,
Tuesday evening, June %, in the
College Auditorium assisted by
Dorothy Dauner, pianist, Jack Ford,
and Helen Dauner. pupils Of Mr..
Schaefer. Frederick Tucker, Marian
Froelich. Mary Elizabeth Hessel-
denz, Betty Seay, Jeanette Solotkin,
Betty Thomas, Jean Winchel, Jean
McNanny. Mabel James. Margaret
Quatman, Betty Jean Heath. Mar
garet Kane Callane, Marian Frances
Miller, Stella Miller, Allen Lodge,
Emma Gene Tucker. Mary Nc
Nanny, Bertha Louise Drane and
Melba Weis.
+ +
T07TUDENT recitals win con-
tinue through July. but will
lSE-1 be given in the mornings
instead of the afternoon. at Indiana
College Of Music
4 +
I~LARENCE M wEEsNER,
IL teacher Of piano and dramat-
III ic art, of the Indiana College
of Music and Fine Arts, will pre-
sent the juniors and few advanced
students in the two plays, Wednes-
day evening, June 2s, in the college
auditorium
+ r +
EON LEVI, pupil Of Clarence
III. M Weesnes of the Indiana
- College of Music and Fine
Arts, won first prize in the Manual
Training High School contest in the
Music Department, for original com.
position. Leon Levi is II years old
and the composition is scored for
two violins, viola and cello.
Il
Al r. WEEsNER win assist at
IWII the Baldwin Hour" Mon.
IL day evening June Fl at S
o'clock in a radio program and will
give a program Of piano and read
ings, Tuesday evening, June %,
under the auspices Of the Carlyle
Place Presbyterian Church
IT HE Indiana College Of Music
I'LL and Fine Arts wishes to an
III nounce that Mrs. Wilma Da-
Wis Hine has become a member Of
the faculty in the dramatic art de-
partment.