The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-16

pie OIL the Lutheran CHulCH, anu
one of it's objects is the sponsoring
and recognizing the talent of Indian
apolis artists.
UGH MGIBENY, head of the
hi violin department of the Met
ropolitan School of Music,
will present his annual students re-
cital next Tuesday evening, April 49,,
in the Odeon at o'clock. He will
present other students in a recital
later in the month. The programs
are open to the public free of charge.
The following program will be given
Tuesday:
Ny Old Kentucky Home. Arr. by Busch
String Orchestra.
Martha Cox
'Liebesfreud" ................. hreisler
Irene Byrum.
-i''''- Nd" Mary Bullock. i''''
From The Canebrake" ........ Gardner
Loretta Guedelhoffer..
'''-' Janet Dean. 80 d" 'O''''
From Sd Suite-"Adagio" ........ Ries
Josephine Reynolds.
'n0'' Da" Charles P Emerson h.,'s levy
Ave Maria Louise Wi wise fGR9oer'-Nilhelm'
Allegro Brilliant" .............T enHave
Gladys Van Lear.
Waltz "a maior)" .......... Brahms
Claudine Armstrong.
Gypsy Melodies" ............ Sarasate
..n. Harriet Payne. -,
NUN 'i'e' " margarine Biilo.. De'''''' ("
First Movement-"Seventh Concerto
w.. Ge9rEytanao poa ~, s''
Carl Grouliff.
Saturday afternoon at o'clock a
miscellaneous recital will be given by
students of the Metropolitan School
Of Music in the Odeon. The fol.
lowing pupils will take part: Maude
Custer, William Thompson, Mary
Lou Over, Vera Pauline Nichols,
Florence Ulrich. Mary Aedline Fau-
sett, Lucille HarrelI Bush, Irene
Scott, Opal Mae Thomas, Margaret
Davis, Ramona Wilson. Helen
Louise Small, Mrs. Jerome Day,
Lillian Young. Margaret Cheney,
Violet Gable, Mary Isabelle Nichols,
Zelma Flora, Lucy Clark and Mil
bred Morgan. Students of Norman
Green will present a short play
under his direction at the conclu-
sion of the musical program. In
the cast will be Dorothy Ann Dietz,
Jeanette Wild, Hardin Callithan,
Lowell Graham and Edward Green.
The students in the recital are. pu-
pills of the following teachers: Hugh
McGibeny, Edward Nell, Willard
MacGregor. Mrs. Arthur G. Mon
ringer, Grace Hutchings, Earl Howe
Jones, Otis Pruitt. Lucille Wagner,
Helen Louise Quig. Nora M. Beaver
ana Helen Sartor.
The regular monthly musicale
which musicians from the Metropoli-
tan School broadcast from WFBM
will be given next Friday evening at
1880. Mrs Mae A. Kolmer. pianist;
Thomas Poggiani, violinist, and
Evan Walker, tenor, will give the
program.
Harry Otis Pruitt, teacher of
piano in the Metropolitan School,
will present a recital of his students
in the Odeon Monday evening April
%, at s o'clock. Students of Miss
Frances Beik will give a short play
to conclude the program. Dallas
Galbraith, baritone, student of
Franklin N. Taylor, will sing a
group of songs.
Miss Frances Beik of the faculty
of the Metropolitan School arranged
an Easter program for the children
at Sunnyside this afternoon. The
program was given by Alice Kepner
and Martha Louise Williams her
students in dramatic art, and the
trio from the B Natural Club of the
school-Elsie Adams, violin; Cosette
Hutchinson, cello, and Arabelle
Chambers, piano.
Students of Norman Green of
the dramatic art department Of the
Metropolitan School Of Music, gave
program at FIT. Benjamin Har-
rison, Monday evening. The pro-
gram included monologues, musical
numbers and a play THE Bishops
Candelsticks." Taking pnrt were
Hardin Callithan, LqAell Graham,
Dorothy Ann Dietz, Jeanette Wilds
and Joe Foy.