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Bay; Wrangell Narrows, two gas buoys: Cape Muzon Light, south end of Dall Island; Andronica Is land Light, S h hu m a g in Islands; Point Stylman and Fannie Island Lights, Stephens Passage; Point Petrol Light, Sanak Island, west end; Orea Island Light, Prince William Sound. The amount recom- mended for 193o is for the purpose of providing for the most important of these items"
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Singer
to Make
Debut
Ann Kaufman to Be Hon.
ored at Murat Sunday
May IS,

The Homecoming Debut Of Ann
Kaufman, mezzo contralto of Shell
byville, Ind. at the Murat Sunday
afternoon, May 10, will be demon
stration as whole hearted as that
given the famous Marion Talley in
Kansas City when the citizens of
that city to a man got behind her
and helped her climb the ladder OF
fame.
Shelbyville and Shelby County are
planning to do the same for Ann
Kaufman, that by their encourage
ment and financial aid she too may
continue her studies in Europe. Her
goal is grand opera.
At her recent addition before the
severest critical committee perhaps
in the world, the Metropolitan
Opera Company, Ann passed mus
ter and was asked to return again in
November, when it would be decided
the best place in Europe for her to
study. Otto H. Kahn is specially
interested in her future and pre-
diets brilliant one for her
Shelbyville has reserved a special
section in the theater for the con-
cert The plans are to motor in
procession from Shelbyville, headed
by the Shelbyville band. Civic or
ganization, Rotary, Kiwanis, bust
ness men and women clubs, the
Sunshine Club" an organization of
Shelbyville high school girls of more
than 300 members. as we'll as hun
dreds Of citizens will attend the con-
cert. The proceeds of the concert
will be given Ann kaufman for the
further realization of her dream
grand opera career.
Willard Mac Gregor, we'll known
young American pianist, has con-
sented to assist Miss kaufman. Mr..
Mac Gregor will be heard as soloist
as well as assisting Miss kaufman
at the piano.
The following is the program for
the concert on Sunday afternoon,
May 10:
Chaconne ....................Ba ch-Busoni
Willard Mac Gregor
| cling Mars" .............,..... Counod
| 'Voce di donna" ............ Ponchielli
Ann kaufman
Rhapsody in E fiat Op. 1l9...,.,,.. Brahms
Nocturne in E major ........,...... Chopin
Etuae Up. 70 NO. IL ...............Ch Chopin
Willard Mac Gregor
Yohrzeit ............,....... Silverstein
Eli Eli
Ann Kaufman
"Ondine" ..................... .Ravel
The Cat and the Mouse" Aaron COPELAND
| Cradle Song" ...,..,.!.......P almpren
NAV AFRO. ..................... .Albeniz
willard Mac Gregor
"Mattinata" ..............',..,.. Tosti
| Calm as the Night" .,...... Bohnl
! "Orefeo' Observation-Disclosures. Gluck
Ann Kaufman
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week. Both will be given at o'clock
in the auditorium of the college.
Tuesday evening Miss Corrine
Snyder soprano student of Mrs.
Jane Johnson Burroughs, will give
recital for graduation. She will be
assisted by Raymond Morris, violin
student of Nathan Davis. Miss Beu-
lah Mae Shaw and Miss Grace
Swanson, students of Miss Grace
Hutchings, will be the accompanies.
The program;
w III getop,ire,, a.ns
"Au dem Wasser zu zingen''. -. Schubert
Miss Snyder
Inc swan DR. MdFris go '''in'-S"enS
Come Sweet Morning" (Old EFrenchl EIkin
waltz Song" Romeo and Juliet Gounod
Miss Snyder
BSerceuse '''''....''.''.''.'. Jarneielt
Nu'a"''N Mr. Morris ''''' "i'''' w ''i
CRYING of Water" 49,. Campbell-Tipt
Song of India" ...... .Rimsky- Karsakoff
Children of the Morn ....,..... Warren
Miss Snyder
BOAT song :,:..'.''....'....'.. 49, ware
'' Miss Snyder e
Thursday evening the college Band
directed by Lon Perkins will give the
last of a eserieS of concerts. Thomas
Knox, tenor, will be the assisting
artist A miscellaneous program will
be given.
TINE A. S. F. Club of the Irving
Il ton School of Music will give
its monthly program Sunday after
noon, May 8, at o'clock. Miss Bob
lit will be the guest artist. The pro-
gram:
Miss Charlotte Rifner and Miss
Marie KiScr.
Piano
" "H%sis RoS gardens oir 'Hoing
Miss Kiser.
Rcading-From LAS You Like It,
Miss Arlington.
Voice-"Last Rose of Summer" Flitow
Mrs. See.
Organ-"Prelude and Fugue" ...... Bach
Miss Grace Baton.
Voce-"Thank God for a Garden.
'''''''''''iMii rss' wise Dei-Ne'sO
Piano-Selected.
Miss Boblitt
Organ-"Pomp and Circumstance" Elgar
Miss Dorthea Hogle.
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Elaborate Musical Programs Have Been Arranged fol
All Next Week in This City; Choir Leaders Arrange
Beautiful ReCitaIS for Sunday

nj ATIONAL Music Week will be ushered into indianapolis
Sunday with the churches chors appearing in
special sacred programs Music teachers colleges music
school bands and various organizations aiding general
Music Week committee in having every week
There will be daily band the Circle all
week special programs arranged Schools
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Nothing was done, however, until
five years later at the death of
Alessandro Manzoni for whom
Verdi held much affection, at which
time Verdi made an offer to the
Syndic of Milan to compose a Re-
QUEEN for Manzoni, this was eagerly
accepted and Verdi went to France
for the summer, where most of the
work was completed.
On May %, 1874. it had its first
performance at the Church of San
Marco in Milan. choir Of 100
voices and an orchestra of 100, Verdi
conducting in person.
SO deep was the impression made
by its undeniable beauty that there
was a clamor for other presenta-
tions and accordingly three were
given at La Scala Theater, and
Verdi was presented with a silver
crown upon a handsome cushion.
The Requiem will be sung by the
choir at its contribution to Ma
tional Music week. The service is
open to the public and free will
Offering will be taken.
The choir will be augmented to
sixty-five voices.
Soloists with the choir are: Flor
ence Kinnaird, soprano; Patra M.
Kennedy, mezzO- soprano: Perry
Merrill Rush, tenor; De Witt S. Tai
bert, bass.
Paul R. Matthews is to be the or
ganIst and Fred Newell Morris, di-
rector.
~Reouie mand Kyrie1 Requiem ct Kyrle,.
quartet and chorus.
"Day of Anger (Die5 Irae,
Four solo parts and chorus.
Day of Anger lDieS irael.
"Hark the Trumpet CTuba Mirum).
Now the Record" CLibcr scriptusl.
Mezza soprano and chorus.
Soprano ONE zzo-soprano and tenor.
King of Glories" rex tremendae'.
"Ah! Remember" lRecordarel.
Soprano and me2zo-soprano.
Sadly Groaning-Guilty Feeling I'm
From the Accused" lConfutatsl.
Bass solo.
'Ahl What Weeping" Lacrymosal.
Quartet and chorus
"
oh, Lord God" Domino Jesu).
Quartet.
"
Holy" Csanctus).
rugue Tor two choirs.
First Choir-Bernice Churcn and Frances
Bait Wallace. sopranos; Katherine :. Nor
fis and Elizabeth Ward, contraltos Charles
r. McCarty and Floyd NJ. Chatce, tenorSi
Elmer Andrew Steffon and De Witt 5.
Talbert, bartoneS.
Lamb of God" (Agnus Deli.
Soprano, mezzo-SopraNo and chorus.
VI
Light Eternal" LUX Aeterna).
MeZzo- soprano. tenor and bass.
VII
Lord Deliver My Soul Libera Mel
Solo for soprano. chorus and finale
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To Como to America.

Lilli Damiti, Germany's leading
screen star and most popular of the
young European motion picture
players, has definitely decided to ac-
cept an offer for an American
career.
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VerdiS Requiem to Be GiUen by the Tabernacle
Presbyterian Choir on WedneSday EOening

IS o e b
ant The Free Newell N a " O.
OF in De
for hrrGft onraept fhcya
# e m a
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Joseph Mamevsky, erstwhile fea-
tured player and stage manager Of
the Chauve-Souris, has decided to
remain in Hollywood and play in
motion pictures.
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.ViOliniSt
Due in
Concert
Ellis Levy to Be SoIOiSt
With New Symphony
Orchestra,

With the concert Sunday evening
in the Kirshman Community Cen
ter, the public will have the offering
Of the first fruits of a new VEN
ture, the Kirshman Symphony Or
chestra.
The distinguished violiniSt, Ellis
Levy, a former indianapolis boy
will be the soloist of the evening.
Mr. Levy is assistant concert-maS-
ter of the st. Louis Symphony Or
chestra. Mr.. Levy was born in In
dianapolis in the house next to the
home of James Whitcomb Riley,
whose friendship was an inspiration
to the young musician in the early
years Of his career.
At the age of thirteen Levy made
his first public appearance with a
symphony orchestra, and thereafter
won prizes and scholarships in this
country before going abroad to
study with the worlds great mas
terS.
The plan, in brief, of the Kirsh-
man Symphony Orchestra, is to Gre
ate an amateur symphony orchestra,
from the wealth of musical talent
available in the city and from time
TO time, to give the Indianapolis
public an opportunity to hear this
musical organization in concert with
eminent artists as soloists.
There is no intention of course, of
attempting to create an orchestra
ranking with professional organiza-
tons which visit this city during the
musical season. The plan is simply
one whereby the amateur musicians
of Indianapolis are given the oppor-
tunity of playing together primarily
for their own development and en-
joyment.
The following is the program for
tomorrow evenings concert:
Symphony No. 5" FIRST movcmentl...
pine Dain1bbec' iw:a,itza'''''''''' Beetthoyen
Sonata" ................... .Eccles
tal Grave"
TO- "Gourante"
tcl "Adagio"
tdl Presto
Ellis Levy
"KOmmenoi Ostrow'' .......... Rubinstein
Kirsnbaum Symphony Orchestra
"CariOle"
Ghost Dance
Ellis Levy
Overture "Semiramide" ........... Rossini
Klrshbaum Symphony Orchestra
Mrs Ellis Levy at the piano.
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TIME Metropolitan School of Mu-

TIME Metropolitan School Of Mu-
n sic will furnish musical pro-
gram for public schools Nos. 5, 7, 13,
Is, 16, 1-9, 20, "a. #, 81 and IS
during Music week. Those con-
tributing to these programs will be-:
Eugene Kerr, Irene Scott, Mary
Heaton, Celia Rothstein, Byron Hol-
lett, Ira Hoepr, Robert Gels, Louise
Cruiser, Addie Axline, Dorothy Fee,
Lois Axline, Josephine Fitch, Mabel
Zetterberg, Carl Grouleff, Virginia
Leyenberger, Vivian Slagle, Helen
Myers, Katherine Bowlby and Geor-
gia Baughman. Three evening re-
citals and a Saturday afternoon
concert will also be given in Odeon
Hall of the Metropolitan.
On Monday evening, May Z, the
pupils of Adolph Schelschmidt will
give a cello recital at the Central
building Of the Metropolitan School
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The chorus will be composed OF
the following:

., sopranos5-Miss Cartherine Allen Allen. Miss Ms
Mildred j. BLACK, Mrs. Jane J. Burroughs
Mrs. Josephine Chafee. Miss Bernice
Delbridge. Mrs Margaret Feyrierl. Miss Ms
Dorothy Mode, Miss Ruth Quebbeman, Miss
Marie Saengernebo Mrs; G. W; Thompson
Mrs. Frances Bait Wallace. Mrs. Paul L.
Walters.
Marjorie Harold, Mrs. Byron II. Horn
brook, Miss Harriet Jaehne; Miss Ruth
Ludlow, Miss Martha MacDaugall, Mrs
Katherine Y. Morris. Miss Mossman MIS-
Perry M: Rush. Miss Elizabeth Ward. Mrs
Tenors"Russel Barton. Harry T. CAL
Ian. FLOYD NJ. Chafee, Fred W. Hummell
Kendall, Charles r; McCarty, William B.
Robinson. Carl P. Sersdale. o,,.-.o.,,
va nsi L. Cornish, Frank n, Daniel; ET4s.
Heberlein. Thos. H. HarkinS. Bromley
House, Paul W. Kershaw. Roscoe c. Leayitt,
Duncan c. MacCougall, ,Sherman 2. Mott,
Jr., Chas. E. Nourse, II. B. Richardson
Lewis, G. stott, Kenneth H. ,SymonI5i Fl,
Wood. r. B. Wilson.
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of Music at 8:15 p. m. The pro
cram:
Ensemble
Marccns Campbell Virginia lev ,i-'''''''
einoerger, M&reareet Toyy!nseaG,
HGrriette Harding. Geneva Klauu-
man. Mrs. Z. H. Burkhart.
MCCOY Elizabeth Keilc;y.. ma user
~ hddie Axiine,.' auto: Virginia I.eg '''
cnberger. cello. ~
.-'''''''' Emeiinc Joseph. ..'.''- ~
Concerto D minorH ~
'Andantc' Allegro ......... Goltcrmann
Virginia Leycnbergcr
Harriette Harding
- ''''' Mary Iohrmann. '' '' '''''''
"a, IntroducSiQInl,-' p....,i
Marccna Campbell
lbl "NorninG. Noon ana
'''"' Mary Lohrmann.
49,. =. HaTrietto Harding -, $50,
Mar Mea5'~ ' c52s%mpbt MARI S''I LobF PH0'
mann, Addie AXlne; Harriette
r,......,,,. Po?s4ton,, 5Emeline Joseph. c.o,,,od
The ensemble class is composed
OF the following:
Addie Axline. Mrs L. II. Burkhart, Mar
ccna Campbell, Harriette HARDING yir-
Montani. Eleanor Pike, Fmelne Joseph
Koehcr. Eileen Poston, Catherine Thomp-
son, Margaret Townsend, Eleanor wiley.
On Saturday afternoon, May Il,
there will be a cornet recital by pu-
pills of L. E. Peck at the Metropoli-
tan School Of Music, to begin at 3
p. m. The program:
Norman Perry, Jr.
4 Sweet Bunch of Daisies ..... Anita owen
Arthur Rahenstcine
only One Daisy Left. .... Anita Owe
Albert Freciand .,.....
injured Floyd Robbins. -'.''''''''.
Miniature Fantasia .s......... -Montani
Tiki covotteIIr Irene McP Eqnest s. Williams
-''' 90 George Bockstahier. -
"rutuia Charles ic finest ; "'lnamS
"Bubbling SPRING .Etnest S. Williams
Mary Moore Roland. 49,
/ Kenneth Hill. .,
. ,is' william Hughes, j 5T,,a.r cool,
[ 'ArbuCuS' ;,,.......,.;.. Valaer OooA
dOnn FRANCIS 1aNpOl. -
Morning Glory ....... Herbert L. Clarke
Joe Inman.
( Lily ..................... Wander Cook
Henry Marks
"Kosac,; Ma2urka" ........, Carl Sohst
Waldo Littell.
/ "Twilight Dreams" 49,. Herbert l.. Clarke
Raymond Johnson.
pu'' Ioe YIp inman and Henry MARKS noa
John Wesley Lewis.
There is to be a violin recital by
the advanced pupils of Hugh Nc
Gibeny at the Central building of
the Metropolitan. School Of Music,
Tuesday evening, May 8, TO begin at
1 Sis p. m. The program:
Air for G String" ...... Bach-Wilhelmj
! Molly on the Shore ....... Granger
String Orchestra
| Concerto-"Anegro Maeftoso' Mendelssohn
Harriet Payne
/ "Andante and Finale"
Carl Grouleff
"Rondo CapricciOso' .... Saint Saen5
Martha Rundcll
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Open house and musicale by members Of
the indianapolis music promoters. Mrs
Artle German and Mrs. Crystal Ballard,
Chairmen.
Monday. MAY Home night and radio
program. Cosmopolitan School OF Music
and Fine Arts Emile B. Garrett. chair
man.
Tuesday. May s-Fantasia by members
of The senior student section OF the In
dianapolis music, promoters in the audi.
Columbia Ave; Miss Mae Clements, di-
rector.
Wednesday. Nav s-Y. M. C. A. pro-
gram: r. Rov Pope. director
Thursday. May 10y. w. G. A. pro-
gram by members of the intermediate and
Junior sections OF the Indianapolis music
promoters Mrs. Josephine Baker and Mrs.
Selma Harry. chairmen.
Friday. MAY li-Annusl musical carni-
val 70 rscholarship fund of the Indian
aDolis music promoters: Rhoda William
F. D. Hazelwood and w. Earl Kecnc,
Saturday. Nav 12-Gereral community
program in various institutions
Sunday. May 13-State matinee musicale:
Clara K. Hill and Ellen V. Thomas. chair
men.
Throughout the week programs
will be given in the public schools
and st. Rita's Catholic School, at
the Alpha Home, Sunnyside. county
farm, factories and other institu-
tons.
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Never in the history of the
city have 50 many people at one
time been assisting in the max
ing of good music or listening to
music.
On May 8, there will be an elab-
crate Music Week program given at
Hollenbeck Hall in the Y w. G. A,
under the direction of Mrs. William
Herbert Gibbs.
The public is invited to attend.
Miss Mary Norman, local contralto,
will have a part in the program.
The various programs follows:
Y. w. c. A.
(Hollenbeck HalD
Tuesday evening, May S, p. m.
Arranged by Mrs. william Herbert Gibbs
Mrs. Jessamine Barley Fitch
Miss Mary Moorman Miss June
Baker, Mrs. James L. Wagner at
the piano.
Violin Oblgato--MisS Bernce Reagan.
"Serenade" ....................C haminade
Dauner, cello; Dorothy DauneT,
Cal Thou Art So Like Flower"
ID, mistress Maraeritaa .......' Tenn
'' 40 MS fssra Anita Scott. soprano. '' '''
Reading-Southern Dialect.
Mrs w. D. Long.
Harp observation-disclosures Montani.
Foh Divine Redeemer" ........ Goqnod
Mr.. az and MIS-. Rembrandt c. Hitler
Contralto-
THE Lark Observation-Disclosures. RaSbach
D fsRh@dfifiTi c comeS Home Today oo''el'
Mary Norman, Mrs. James L.
Wagner at the piano.
'Ye Who Have Ears Alone"
.rcn:tian ioy: song; Thchaik9 NsTig
1 louise D GHn9c violin Helen '''N
Dauner, CELLO Dorothy Dauner,
piano.
NATIONAL Music Week provides
IN the schools with particularly
effective method of calling public at
tention to the work that they are
doing in music. Coming, as 1t does,
near the end of the school year, it
serves as a summing up of the en-
tire season of school music inStruc-
ton.
The following school bands will
give noon-day band concerts each
day during National Music Week on
the south steps of the Soldiers and
Sailors Monument:
Monday, May 7-Shortridge High
School Band.
Thursday, May 8-Cathedral High
School Band.
Wednesday, May 9-Arsenal Tech
meal High School Band.
Thursday, May 10-Emerich Man
ual High School Band.
Friday, May 11-Butler University
Band.
Saturday. May Indianapolis
News Newsboys' Band.
On Saturday evening there will be
a special band concert at 7:45 by the
Murat Temple Shrine Band.
sHORTRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL BAND
May :. Noon
Earle Christoph, conductor
Narch-"In Line of March ........ .weels
HFe!uQC- OulJe AHClCIlHG sss'. 'hdNlcI
S'Iite-
Ballet ,Egyptian' .'........'' L ogbgsdi
hungarian Dance" No So. Brahms
II
CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL
(South steps of the Monument
May s, Noon
March-"Cathedra Victory songN
.,..;::......;,.''''. B. rEaTIn
Waltz@%A KISS s in ut The Dark" " Herbsrt
G2TGhIhf T, Bo9 2tfo cbarnio K MeIa
Serenade-"The End of a Perfect Day
March THE Black Prince" ..,..... Weld.
SJuanita' Spanish moledy).
The Soldiers Farewell" ....... Kinkel
Home Sweet Home ............. Bishop
Scene JAPANESE inrikisha" -. Benkhart
OFerture-"Silver Crescent" ...... Russell
Waltz" Golden Glow" ............ Weidt
Patriotic Selections
..coism6ia; Gem Of TIE OCEAN. SHAY
n
COMBINED BANDS
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On Sunday afternoon. May 13.
at the Murat. Ann kaufman Of
Shelbyvilla, Will make her concert
debut under the direction Of Ona
B. Talbot.
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BUTLER UNIVERSITY BAND
South Steps of the MonumcnD
May r,/NOOn
J. B. Vandaworker. conductor
assisted by Ruth Otto. soprano
and Kathryn Bowlby, contralto
Msrch0"Port Arthur ...............S eitz
Duet for trumpet Argonauts n.y.
Burnhouse Shulta and Walker
Vocal
II Passed by Your Window" go. ;Brahe
Kathryn Boylby. contralto
Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella on
Solo for SaXaphone-"An Evening
Clement Virgil Hebert. ETAOINRL
Zephyr Clement and Virgil
Hebert.
Polka, Duet for Trumpet5-"The Pals"
Farnard. Abbot and Hebert
Overture-"Cloth OF Gold" ........ Jewell
Vocal
Give Me One Rose to Remember"
Roses Remind Ne Of Y9ou'..'" "'la'''''
............ Davis. Sherman and Burke
Ruth Otte, soprano.
Medley OF Plantation Songs. ....... Hayes
ouHSHlHe ............. .......... DeII4I
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INDIANAPOLIS NEWS NEwsBoys, RAN,

South steps of the Monument
May II, Noon
J. B. Vandaworker. conductor.
assisted by Ruth Otte, soprano
Grand Patriotic Potpourri. Barnard
Inc I'd n g: Hail Columbia. ;"
Marching Through Georgia
Just Before the Battle Mother"
Red. White and Blue" 'Tenting
Tramp GLORY. G ory Hallen
1ah:" Maryland Ny Maryland"
when Johnny Comes Marching
Home. Yankee. Doodle" "Bugle
Trumpet Solo-"Polka" ........ Kiefer
.,,. 80, Robert Collester.
Vocal
When the. Sun Goes Down" ..... Penn
Ruth otte. soprano. '''O'''
Grand SELECTION Ma ritana" ... Wallace
"Flow Gently Sweet Alton" (aire varie
for saXophonel ...... Laurendeau
Wallace Meredith.
There. Must Bee Silver Lining" :. Morse
Melborn Lantz, trombone, Ellis
Carroll, trumpet.
Ca) I'm in Love With You. ......
.,..... ..........Arr by VandaWorker
(bl only Rose" (Vagabond King
Captain stannard'' .'.. seitz
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NERs. LILLIAN M. LEMON, pres

NTRS. LILLIAN M. LEMON, pres
1V1 ident of the Cosmopolitan
School of Music and Fine Arts and
president of the indianapolis Music
Promoters Branch of the National
Association of Negro Musicians, Inc,
wishes to annouce the appointment
of the following chairmen for verious
activities during National Music
Week beginning Sunday. Program
and chairmen:
Sunday. MAY 6-Soloists in churches.
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TIN following will be in charge OF


L various concerts next week:
Attacks High School and Junior High
j. Harold Brown. Wallace Voolfolk. LII
cretia L. Mitchell
Schools Nos. "a 4. e3-Hortense Smith
Nos. 26. So, 37-Mae Clements and
Teresa Genus.
Nos. 10, "a. 79--Mrs. Blanche Dawson.
~ No. 83-Ethel Moore.
st. Rita-Mary Catherine Dalton.
No. 42-Mrs. Fannie Murray.
Alpha Home-Mrs. Jeanette Bonaparte.
County Farm-Lucille Collins
unnyside-Lottie B. McNary and Teresa
Sanders
Glove Factory--Mabel Van Horn and
Pernice Copeland
Malleable Iron Works-Claudine Smith
and Elizabeth Stewart.
There will be band concert in the
Indiana Ave. and N. West St bv the
Z N. G; A. band under the direction OF
Miss Mary E. Singleton at the Barton
organ and Reginald Du Vale and his
Black Bird" orchestra will provide a
special program of music at tho Walker
Iheater under the management OF Charles
Erwin.
An inter-racial program will be given
at Butler University.
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COMBINED BANDS
May 8, Noon
z. A. Barker. conductor

T. n. baINUI' CUHUUOVUT
The Old Circus Band" ...........J Jewel
B1SfT5 Ma5cn M H93e;nGTsn5
'Intermezzo" flor sax ........... Homes
"Trimuphsl March William Tell"
Bass 0uartet-'' Bohemian Girl. Pait
''Cheftain March" .............Ba Barnard
Military Life March" .............. King
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The annual spring recital repre-
senting all departments of the In
diana College OF Music and Fine
Arts has been definitely set for Fri
day evening, May Is at the Masonic
Temple.
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THE Theatre Organ Club of the
4 Irvington School Of Music will
present a recital at the school
Wednesday evening, May 3, at 8
o'clock. Assisting on the program
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There is to be violin recital by
the advanced pupils of Hugh Nc
Gibeny at the Central building of
the Metropolitan, School of Music,
Tuesday evening, May 8, TO begin at
SIS p. m. The program: