Evening star., 1927-09-25
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at Polls Theater Friday afternoon
November 4. under the local manage
ment Of Mrs. Wilson-Greene.
Elena de Sayn has announced that
the enrolment of new pupils will take
place every day from 11:30 am. to
1890 at her studio, 1905 X street, or
by appointment. Also, that her tele-
phone number has been changed and
can be obtained by calling informa-
ton.
One scholarship and one part
scholarship for the violin will be given
to an artist pupil who is ready for
concert work and wishes to study
repertoire and Interpretation for that
purpose. Tryouts by appointment
During the half hour preceding the
ceremony of the Hammond-R Richard
son wedding at the Richardson home,
September Il, Elizabeth Gardner
Coombs, pianist. played program
which included Liszt's "Liebestraum," 4"
Grieg's Il Love Thee" L Amour
Toujours," by Friml, and several ap-
propriate song arrangements for pi.
ano. Later in the same evening Mrs.
Coombs gave a joint recital with
Thelma Mills Rector. soprano, at
radio Station WNAL, playing solos by
Schubert List Beethoven, Emerson,
Whithorne and Nathaniel Dett.
Ruby Smith Stahl announces the
opening of her studios for the teach
ing of singing at the First Congrega-
tional Church and the Portner. Also
that there are opportunities in the
First Congregational Church choir for
ha
Programs are already in preparation
for a capella sacred concert to be
given during the season.
The "Amphions." a group of sing
ers, held 4 meeting Monday evening
at Cleveland Building, the occasion
being the opening of their thirty-sixth
season.
j. Henry Lewis. director and man
ager. has recently returned from an
extended motor trip.
1t was agreed to prepare special
Arograms for appearances at the Lin
Soln Theater, and the joint event with
the y. w. c. A. before the Christmas
holidays. Radio recitals will be fire.
quent this sea son, and octets, quin-
tets and quartets will be specially
trained for that purpose.
Several APPLICATIONS for membership
were received and referred for action
at the next meeting, tomorrow eve
ming at the Cleveland Building.
Mccall Lanl1am will present the fol-
lowing song recital James l.. McLain.
at the piano. at the Chevy Chase
School next Sunday evening:
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Aria; "Ayant de ouitter ees Lienx' co,,nod
LES Heures holmes
/. L'heure rose.
.. Lheure dor.
3. Lheure de pourpre.
+. Lheure d'azur.
"FlIrchthaschen" ................. ReEer
Maria Wiegenlied' ............. .Reger
''Tch Hab' Elm Kleines Lied Erdacht,"
The he cTacib!e" .::::: ::: Alexander MaeF sdysn
i'm Troubled in Mind NEGRO spiritual,
'jCnder a Blazing Star" :. Harry T. Burieigh,
Mr.. LanhaIn, New York baritone.
and teacher, Will resume his teaching
at his studio. 1910 Nineteenth street..
Friday and thereafter each Wednes-,
day by appointment. He begins his,
work as head Of the voice department.
at the Chevy Chase School Thursday.
Entrance examinations for the Cur
lis institute of Music. Philadelphia,
are now being held. The school will
open tts fourth year October 3. Ad-
mission to the Curtis Institute is by
examination only, and successful ap-
plicants are offered partial or com.
plete exemption from tuition fees,
financial aid for living expenses, II
necessary: free rental of musical in
struments, and other pecuniary aids.