The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-04

box office attraction.
formances! Each performance is
not, as some imagine, a showing
Of myself, an animal-like listening
to the echo of my own voice; it Is
an examination before searching,
relentless criticS-the most relent-
less of all my own conscience! A
struggle always to satisfy that
knowledge which I believe I have
of what is right, of what the great
masters meant. In London, in
Paris, Berlin, or Russia, it is all
the same. Minute care in detail,
checking natural Incidence,
squirting myself towards that stand
ard below which there is no art!
And yet, it would be hard to re-
tire! I love it all too much. Vast
crowds affect me as the din OF war
affects an old charger, I throw up
my head and seem to scent the
dust of confetti is, conflict with
myself. Come, Feodor,' I call in
wardly to myself, come, sing! God
has been good 10 your My temper
anent is from vithin-and nothing
but a cold can depress me; even
that does not quench mel
On Sunday afternoon, March 25.
Ossip Gabrilowitch. pianist and
JACQUES Thibaud, violinist, will be
heard in co-artist recital. April 1
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indianapolis for a concert and April
Jascha Heifetz, violinist, will be
heard after an absence of many
seasons.
The thirI and last of the
symphony concerts will present on
Monday evening, April Is, the. Gin
cinnati Symphony Orchestra, Fritz
Reiner conductor, with the Dayton
Westminster Choir, John Finley
Williamson, conductor, in a great
festival of orchestral and choral
music.
THE monthly faculty meeting
u and luncheon of the Indiana
College of Music and Fine Arts will
be held on Monday, Feb. -, at noon.
A recital by advanced students
Of the Indiana College of Music
and Fine Arts, open to the public,
will be given Monday evening, Feb.
13, at 8:15. Appearing on the pro-
gram are the Woman'S eileen Club,
and
Mary Helen Brook Marie Lenahan
Hayden Frye Louisa Steeg
Hilda Burrchter Dorothy Steeg
Wayne Berry Marjorie Fleury
Mary Cochran Thelma RUBBISH
Harold Bean
They are pupils Of Eleanore Beau
champ, Bomar Cramer, Mrs. Eugene
Fife, Glenn Friermood and Ferdi-
nand Schaefer.
Mrs. Eugene Fife, of the dramatic
department of the Indiana College
OF Music and Fine Arts will read a
play before the Kokomo Department
Club at a club luncheon on Satur-
day, Feb. 10.
MISS OLIVE killer will present
Iva students in violin recital
Thursday evening, Feb. 9, at 8:15
o'clock. Miss Eugenia MagiGaon. a
pupil of Glenn Friermood, will as
sist on the program. The violinists
on the program will be:
Lulu Schilling Frederick Hohlt
R SIISItd H ISss Iris Carroll
George Geckler Russell Burke
husSell TlmmonS Lois Ann Hodgin
The public is cordially invited.
DALMER CHRISTIAN, noted Or
ganist, will appear in concert
at the Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church Monday evening, Feb. 20.
Mr.. Christian is dean of the de-
partment of organ music at the
University of Michigan. He comes
under the combined auspices of the
Organist Guild and the choir of the
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.
1t has been two years since noted
organist has visited Indianapolis,
and Christians coming will afford
an opportunity for lovers of organ
music to hear a great artist per-
form on the wonderful Cassavant
organ, the largest in the State.
Mrs. Frances Bait Wallace, So