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New Britain herald., 1929-08-15
P officials today.

ice officials today.
 Chief Harry L. Barker of the New England bureau of the secret servlce revealed last night that widespread counterfeiting plot is sensed and that the entire resources of the fed eral government will be mustered to combat it.
 Fake $2O bills of the Boston fed eral reserve bank are especially prevalent in this territory, Barker said. Distinguishing marks on this currency, he pointed out, are smaller serial numbers and poor coloring. The seals are on backwards also, he said.
 More than 25 persons have been, arrested on counterfeit charges in New England during the past three months.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-15
Rum Causes Explosion
 Tn Willow Street Home

Michael Kron, 98 Willow street, IS not the man to go off with the boys, get drunk and return to his home to beat his wife. When Michael has any drinking to do, his wife does it with him, he says. Sometimes, how ever, they have slight alterations when they are drinking. One took place last night.
 At 11:1O last night Kron came running out of his house in search of the law His wife had done some thing which he did nit like. He call ed to Officer J. w. Riley.
 When the officer arrived Kron told his tale. His wife was drunk, he
New Britain herald., 1929-08-15
CHOCOLATE IN TRAINING

Saratoga Lake, Aug. F Q1Pl- Kid Chocolate, Cuban who meets Al Singer at the Poo Grounds August 29, today entereI his second day of training for the bout Chocolate weighed 124 pounds whsn he a-". rived yesterday and n- hopes to regulate his training 50 that he can keep that weight.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-15
Rector Faces Serious Charges of Practicing Medicine With Society
 And Prescribing to Girl Patients

vertised health examinations at the clinic for s2. Many of the patients are said to have been young girls, some of whom were examined in the presence of licensed woman physician.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-15
COPS NOSE GIFTS CIIE

Because men go into the Cider Mill, 265 Lafayette street, sober. and when they come out they smell strongly of aged cided, Officer Mus zynski believes that the store should be investigated. After the men come out of the store they hang around the store and the walk, the officer reports.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-15
Counterfeit Campaign
 Started by Authorities

Boston. Aug. 15.-UP)-An or ganized campaign to uncover a group of counterfeiters who have flooded New England and other sections of the country with spurious money of many denominations was being planned by United States secret serv-
New Britain herald., 1929-08-15
THIEF LEAVES STOLEN CAR

Haverhill, Mass, Aug. 15.-UP) When Clarence Stevens automo- bile was stolen, the thief obligingly left In It's place more expensive machine. Stevens discovered, how eyer that this car also had been stolen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
Bob St. Clair
Returns to
Berkel1
The Moose Is Selected for
His Appearance
Here.

TINE many indianapolis friends
Il and admirers Of Robert st. Clair
will welcome the news that ne is
to return to the Berkell Players at
English's, making his first appear
ance of the stock season in an inn
portant role in THE Moose" which
the stock company will present the
week of June 2.
During the past seasons Of the
Berkell Players at English's, st.
Clair became one Of the most popu-
lar members of the company. and
he will undoubtedly be accorded as
hearty and as sincere a welcome as
that recently extended Mildred
Hastings on the occasion of her re-
turn. He is expected to arrive from
Minneapolis, MINI, where he has
been with the cambridge Players,
Monday morning for rehearsals.
Following the precedent set by
James Blaine. leading man, Marie
Louise Walker, leading woman of
the Berkell Players, will be heard
in a song recital as an extra spe-
cial feature at the matinee per-
fornances of Owen Davis mystery
comedy, cat Gas" next Wednesday
and Thursday.
incidentally, Mr. Blaine will act
as Miss Walkers piano accom-
PIANIST. These intimate and novel
song recitals by members of the
company promise to become a de-
lightful innovation throughout the
season.
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Eddie Is Now Busy

Harmony Lane" Eddie Leor-
ards first starring vehicle in the
movies. will be finished at Universal
City early this week 1t is a 100
per cent talking-singing and dan
cling picture with several original
songs by Leonard himself, 1t fea-
lures Josephine Dunn and includes
in the cast Huntley Gordon, George
e. Stone and little Jane La Verne.
The original title was THE Play
Goes On" 1t was directed by Rob-
ert Hill The silent and dialog
versions we're directed simultane-
ouSly.
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Ne70 Styles

Hollywood is being secured for
eight girls who are perfect "tWen-
ties" and can wear the hustle dresses
in vogue more than forty years ago.
Their waists must not measure
more than twenty inches around
and their hair must be at least
twenty inches long.
The eight girls are wanted for
carts in Paramount's new film OF
zane Greys novel. Stairs of Sand, ~
which is laid in 1885. These girls,
according to Otto Brewer. the di-
rector of the picture, need not be
beautiful but must have the hour
glass" figures and the long hair.
Stairs of Sand written by Zane
Grey. is the story of a girls quest
for happiness in the lonely wastes
of the deserts of Arizona. Wallace
Berry. Jean Arthur and Chester
Conklin are featured in the cast of
the production.
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READER WILL
APPEAR IN CITY

Miss George Elliston, widely
known for her syndicated poems
and society editor for the Cincinnati
Times-Star. will read poems from
her latest book. cinderella Cargoes, "
at the annual guest meeting Of the
Indiana Poetry Society. which will
be held at the home Of Mrs. Carl
Taylor Friday evening, May 81.
Other out-of town speakers appear
ing on the program are Mrs. Mar
garet Ball Dickson, Valparaiso uni
,ersity, and Miss Edith Lombard
Squires. Richmond.
The following musical numbers
will be given;
The Brooklct' toriginal composition.
.................... MIS-. John r. Craig
Patriots Be ...... Mrs. john r. Craig
Orvile Bray, soloist.
'CaVatlne .........-.,..,. 49,. 60. Rolf
Melody in F. ...........,,... Rubensteln
"Baccarolle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Holman
Mrs. Alice F Emerson. piano: william
Hanklins ChitWood violin
Plantation Readln9-Mrs. W. D. Long
The Bubble .... .......... Rudolph Crim1l
Mrs. Josephine Duke Motley
Whistling Solo-Miss Helen Coffee.
Prelude c minor ...-..... RaChmapln0n
Mrs. Alice Emrson,
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CONCERT is SET
FOR NEXT SATURDAY

On Saturday afternoon, June l,
an elementary pupils recital will
be given in the home studio of the
Indiana College of Music and Fine
Art at 1116 North Delaware street
at 2::30 o'clock by the following:
Harriet Wilder. Patricia Stayton, James
Carter. Clara Keen, Mabel Keen, Wilma
Rothenburger, Ralph Kiefer, Elmer War
rem. Helen Francs Turner, Shirley Cor
man. Mary Jean Seton, Mary Louise Lee
Billie Barr Lawrence. Mary Elizabeth Lee,
Rosemary Stalnaker, Mary Frances Hat
field. Jeanette McElroy, Maxine Hendricks
Annie Lee Moore. John Servass and Betty
Jane Ball
They are pupils Of May Gorsuch'
MIS-. Amelia Monninger, Christine
Rcush. Mrs. Paul Duckwall, Hazel
I.smkin. Frances Robbins and Fairy
Hendricks,
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Baclanova, the Russian actress
who has won a high reputation in
the films during the past two years,
has arrived in New York to fulfill
a two weeks vaudeville engagement,
and will view the presentation of
talking pictures in which she APP
pears at the Paramount Theater. In
a Dangerous Woman scheduled
Tor the Paramount next week, fol-
lowing Gentlemen of the Press, -
Baclanova plays the title role Of a
woman in hidden Africa who
wreaks havoc in the lives of sew
eral men. She plays another heavy
role in The Man I Love, as the
contender against Mary Brain for
the love of Richard Arlen. This
Aim. a romance of the prize ring.
will play the Paramount immediate
" after "A Dangerous Woman.
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RADIO STAR
DUE AT THE LYRIC

The underlined feature Of the new
Lyric show Sunday is the vaude-
VILE. an unusual unit of Keith
Orpheum entertainment made up Of
some sixteen famous radio enter
tanners.
This group Of ether artists ap-
pears in a revue called The WIS
Showboat' which has been touring
the Keith circuit for the past sea-
son. The cast halls from the Prairie
Farmer station. WIS, located at
Chicago. and have through their
work over the air from this station
endeared themselves to thousands Of
listeners.
They have been going on the air
every Friday night between 10 and
u O'Clock for the past three years
or more.
Six featured acts comprise the
Unit. They arc the Maple City -Four
with Reginald Peel. Tom Corwine,
Cleone Weber. the Tripoli trio. Vel
ma Dean and the Belgrade trouba-
dours. The act closes with a big
afterpiece in which all take part.
The WIS Showboat" includes
nearly every style of vaudeville en-
tertainment in the way of music,
song. comedy. dance, novelty, youth
snd beauty.
All OF the some dozen speciahies
are offered by artists who are as
clever and entertaining behind the
footlights as before the microphone.
Although primarily radio per-
formers. they have had much stage
experience. and enact their roles
under the expert guidance of Harry
Saddler. the popular radio an
nOuncer, who acts as master Of cerc-
monies.
Chester Spencer and Lola Will
liams offer the seventh act entitled
Putting IT over a comedy and
singing specially.
Monte Blue In the star of the
Warner Brothers Vitaphonc Talk
ing picture. The Greyhound Linn
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Marjorie Harold. contralto, William
E. Robinson, tenor; E. Stanley Bak-
err, baritone, in the Daisy Chain, a
cycle OF twelve songs of childhood,
the words by Laurence Alma-Tad-
ema, Robert Louis Stevenson, Nor
man Gale, w B. RandS, and Anon
the music by Liza Lehman. Miss
Emily Schlemmer, accompanist.
The recital will be sung in the
sculptor court of the John Heron
art museum, Tuesday evening, at
8:15 o'clock. The recital is free to
the public.
The same quartet will sing at the
Clermont Girls School Sunday
afternoon. where Miss McGunigle is
supervisor of music.
The program is as follows;
Foreign Children" quartet; Fairies
contralto; keepsake Mill baritone; III
No one Ever Marries Me soprano;
Stars" tenor; Seeing the World" quar-
tet; THE Swing" soprano; Mustard and
Cress," baritone; The Moon" tenor;
.'Thank You Very Much" quartet; Blind
Mans Buff -" quartet.
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TO GIVE a
MUCISAL TEA SUNDAY

Mrs. Jane johnson Burroughs,
head of the music department of
Indiana Central college, will give q
musical tea Sunday afternoon for
her vocal students, honoring Miss
Betty White of Shelbyville.
Mrs. Burroughs will be assisted by
several of her students and by Miss
Grace Hutchings, who will preside
at the tea table.
The following students will give
an informal program during the re-
ceiving hours.
Misses Marie Hoclstein, Sara sisson,
Mildred Kunkle Virginia Aepph Donna
Higley. Pearl Van Wrinkle. Carol Bechtolt,
Lucille Means and Eloise Eviston Mrs c.
W Hotz. Mrs. R. v Fleig Eugene Mogle.
Walter Hauswald, Charles L. Vale, Paul
Sickafoos Floyd Perkins, Mrs. Charles L.
Vale will be the accompanist.
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Paul Whiteman is going into the
movies with a bang. He and his
thirty-piece band are starting for
Universal City this week on an Old
Gold special train of seven cars, to
make THE King Of Jazz" They
will take two weeks to make the trip,
stopping for fifteen concerts over
Columbia radio stations en- route.
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The public is cordially invited 10
attend
A short play by pupils of Frances
Beik viii follow and cantata, "The
Three Springs by Bliss, will con-
clude the program. Incidental
dances will be given by pupils OF
Louise Powell.
The following pupils will partici-
pate:
Peggy Failing. Charles Bailey, Erma Day,
Doris briggs, James Reed, Alma Jean Fet-
tig, Rosalio Kellermeyer, Thelma Tharp,
Virginia LeyenDerger John Madinger, Mary
Rose Lowry. Virginia Soltau, Myrtle Hayes,
Elizabeth Barnes, Louise Cruiser. Vivian
Slagla, Eva Nave, Ophelia Otto, Lois
Axline, Margaret Walker. Esther Steinmeir,
Louise Aichole, Lillian Smith. Mary Eliza
beth Johnson. Jeanette Slocum, Maxine
Walter. Clarice Overstreet. Mary Margaret
Eirshman, Komora Jackson, Leona High
street. Laura Otto. Wilma Friddle, Vir-
oinia Payne. Retta - Fessler, Barbara
Phipps, Olive Black, Dorothy Fee Marietta
Jarrett.
Those taking part in the play
VIII be:
william Sinos. Mrs. E. H EIwood, Ruth
Wagner. Eugene Kerr Melvin Bergman,
Marcy Dirnbcrger and Marvin Habich
Nine. Leontine Gano, dancing in
structor Of the Metropolitan School
of Music, will present her pupils in
spring recital, at the Little Theater,
Wednesday evening, May %, at 8:15
o'clock Those taking part will be-:
Dorothy Fitzpatric. Clemence Nj. Bar
nett Harriet Rosenzweig, Patricia sylves,
Mary Jane Anderson, Emily Jean starkey,
Dolores Schmidt, William Addington and
Peggy Ann Williams of indianapolis; Doris
Lcwelen Muncie, Ind. That's c. Crepps,
Lafayette and Leah Elliott. Denna Jean
Norris. Margin Bocher. Joan Elliott and
Mary Louise Shilling Of Connersville.
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John MILAN has been given
one of the chief supporting
roles in Adolphe Menjou's first
talking picture, The Concert"
according to announcement by
Paramount. MILAN will play
the young chemical engineer of
Herman Bahr's famous play,
on which he Menjou starring
vehicle is based. Miljan's
most recent role was in the
Paramount talking - singing
"Innocents of Paris" which
stars Maurice Chevalier. In
The Concert" he joins a no.
table supporting cast which in
cludes Fay Compton, noted
English stage star Victor
Schertzinger will direct.
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at 9.45" is built upon the Incl
dent Of an attempted murder The
library Of wealthy New Yorker is
used for the setting Of the first
scenes. A fashionable New York res
taurant is featured in the second act,
and the final scenes are placed in
the bedroom Of the former men
toned home
Charles Bcrkell manager, has
read this play and he considers 1t
rafting good mystery show Il
has tensely gripping situations
which hold the audience spellbound.
There is no IetdoWn Of interest from
beginning TO end. and one finds
himself stirred often TO the pitch Of
a hair-raising shudder
James Blaine and Marie Louise
Walker viii lead the cast. all the
members Of which are very suit
ably placed. Mildred Hastings. who
Joined the company recently. has an
important role
When this melodramatic vehicle
was produced in New York it ran
through six successive months. The
William A. Brady. Ltd Company
produced it at the Playhouse. 1t was
said at the time to have all the ele
ments which combine to make
mystery play TEEN with interest.
1t is not a play Of the under
world, but pictures its characters as
very normal people who become
suddenly involved in a difficulty. The
touches of love interest are humanity
real and appealing,
All lower floor seats have been re-
duced in price for the balance Of the
season. The curtain rises at 6:15
and the weekly program changes with
Sunday nights performance.
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MANY PLAYERS Engaged

For The Drake Case" which Ed
ward Laemmle will place in produc-
ton at Universal City this week,
the following players have been
signed: Gladys Brockwell For
rest Stanley. Robert Frazer Dores
Lloyd. Barbara Leonard, James
Crane, Byron Douglas, Eddie Hearn
and Tom Dugan. THE Drake
Cases is a melodrama by Charles
A. Logue.
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NEW CLUB
TO GIVE PROGRAM

The newly organized Altrusa
Dramatic Club of Lawrence will
present its first play at the Law
renee high school auditorium al 9
o'clock tonight.
BE an Optimist.' three-act
comedy by Adam Applebud, has
been chosen as the first play Of the
new organization.
Members of the cast include DON
aid Wright, Ethel Garrison, Harlan
Silvcy. Delbert Hensley, Louise
Yorger, Edith Barbour Harley Rops
kinS, Walter Barbour Catherine
Johnston, Elsie Curtis, Florence
Garrison, Harry Wright and Lucille
Silvey.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25

Natalie Kingston, one OF the
beauties of Hollywood, who played
heroine to Milton Stills in THE For
eign Legion" has been signed by
Paramount for one of the principal
roles in "A Man Must Fight" the
talking and singing film based upon
Booth Tarkingtons story Of glamor-
Gus life along the Mississippi in pre-
Civil war days.
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Recital
Arranged
Feature Event of Closing
MuSiCaIeS to Be Held
Here.

annual ensemble recital,
I which is a feature Of the clos
M musicales Of Indiana Central
coIiege. will be given in the col
lege auditorium next Friday eve
ming at 8 o'clock in University
The public is invited.
Students of Ms. Jane johnson
Miss Grace HutchingS,
Mrs. Sherman Davis and Nathan
D. Davis will give the program.
Program follows:
SOLO part. parts Floyd Perkins, Joseph Ragains.
The College Orchestra.
Nathan D Davis, director
Voice-"The Trumpeter' .......+... DIX
Eugene MOgle.
Male Ouartet-Paul SiCkafOOs, F!ooY Per
kins. Herman Rider, Walter FauS5Wsa;i d.,
'a''' " Carol Bechtoit
Vocal Duet-"Eyery Flower from
vi nSTfa'' A RIr5l Margaret Chasey.
Violin -"1ntermeZzO' .......... Blzet
Robert Durham.
Mixed Quartet Beautiful Blue Dan
KATHRYN smith, Dorothy Jensen. Her
man Rider Walter HausWaId.
Mrs. Burroughs at the Plano'
30 you Know NV Gardcn?". Wood
Song of the open ...,...... LaFof9c
Clare Chrysler
Vocal Solos .,,
DUNE" -..-...... ....-...-.. =. McC7iIl
AT Parting ........ ..-..,,. Lgenlrltz
Paul Sickafoos.
Double Quartet
-'Dav Break" ................. aiming
Crossing the Bar ......... HouSeley
rnez Meade. Genevieve Donaldson Donna
Hieiev. julia Good Eugene Mogle. Joe
Ragalns, WhiIden Amos, Robert Dur
TWO Pianos Romance and waltz"
julia Good, Mabel Bailey.
Nav Comes Laughing" ~. May Strong
....... James P. Dunn
The Ladies and Mems Glee Clubs
Mrs Burroughs director.
Julia Good, accompanies.
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ADVANCED PUPILS
WILL GIVE PROGRAM

A group of advanced pupils OF the
Indiana College of Music and Fine
Arts will give the following program
for the fourteenth birthday of Order
of the Eastern Star at North Park
Masonic temple on Tuesday evening
May %.
0''''0 Mar Holiingsworth.
The crystal Gazer'' ....'.''.. h . a1err
The Star, .:.......''''' I'VE 80
~ '-''''' Helen Thoms.
Mrs. James Wynne at the. piano
The Bridge, Shopping Goes .'''' .A a. }e
"A Backyard Gossip N ,,;;;'''''''''f mare
That's" N t sSScIsr
'9cnoe" N0I Trma Mae steele.
Dorothy stark at the piano emit
The Winds in the South ..:....... ;9cotI
The Little Shepherds Song $780,. watts
Children of the Moon ....''.. dlIei
Mrs c. F. Cox. r..,,
Trees" ;''''''' .'''' 'I'"00 Beettoven
BY the Brook" ..,....:.., $50 BolsIeliIc
Irn}a Mae Steele. violin: Virginia Leyan-
berger. cello Mary Hollingsworth'
Then and Nowl" organ i'ee'si".'.............. Rush
Margaret Noone.
Every Flower" Madame Butterfly ,,,,.ot,i
Mrs. Cox and Miss Thoms.
Mrs WINNIE at the piano.
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON
CONCERT ANNOUNCED

At the John Heron Art Institute
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Mrs.
Robert Blake. contralto; T. ".
Broadstreet, barytone, and Glenn
Friermood. accompanies, will appear
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Well Known Radio Entertainers From WIS, Chicago, viii
Appear at Lyric in an Act Called The WIS
Showboat,' Starting Sunday.

THE viii another opportunity laugh and
week, the
play entitled produced.
vehicle def mixture of adventure and mystery
romance swiftly through three
opportunities little wondering and guessing who
the clpri Of tho piece
The written by owen Davis Daviss plays are well known
exception
CYcn nlaN
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Dorothy Janis.
tied" which will be shown with this
stage show.
The story is a rapid fire melo-
drama of railroad life and love. The
cast includes Edna Murphy, Grant
Withers, Lucy Beaumont and Lew
Harvey.
The story is an interesting version
of the eternal triangle, the prin-
cipals being an engineer, his fireman
and a blonde waitress at a railway
station lunch counter.
Many thrills. one of which es-
pecially pointed out as the big punch
OF the picture is the realistic and
breath-taking, head-on collision OF
speeding express train and
string of box cars cut loose.
Short film specialties including a
News Weekly, Fables and a Movie
tone act The Bath Between fea-
turing Clark and Mccullough,
rounds out the bill.
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CELLO RECITAL
TO BE GIVEN HERE

A cello recital will be given Fri
day night, May 81. at the Odeon by
the pupils of Adolph SchellSchmidt.
Program follows:
Cello ensemble.
"cantilena" t5oii: ;.i tioi, Gol'ermann
Concerto, Moderate ............ Poster
Elizabeth Kelley.
Alteration .......... .,.........,. Telma
Tracy Stott.
~0o''"' Dorothy Parker. caiarinet, Spun
Addie Axline.
Virginia Leycnberger, Helen Hall,
Gladys Koehler, Theodosia Arnold,
Mary Lohrmann, Katherine lesson.
Margaret Townsend, Elizabeth
Kelley.
Katherine Losson. Margaret
townsend. Virginia Leyenberger,
Eleanor Pike, Addie AXlinc.
Virginia Loyenberger. o,..,.,os
Koehier. virginia Leyenberger.
Helen Hall. Katherine lesson.
- 'Warum' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sch8 imam
~ Marcena Campbell. ,
'''0 Cello ensemble
Addie AXline. Gladys, Koehler; Voyle
Roand The9dosia Ar ~ ro Trgg ii11
Katharine S. Losson, Florence Stott. Mar
rena Campbell Mary Lohrman, Margaret
Townsend, Helen H. Hall. Van Miller,
Elenore Wiley, Elizabeth Kelley. Eleanor
Observation-Disclosures Bauman and
,enOre Brandt.
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PIANIST TO
GIVE RECITAL SUNDAY

The Metropolitan School of Music
at the Odeon Sunday afternoon at
$50 will present Frances Benner,
pianist, pupil of Willard Mac
Gregor, in recital.
Program follows:
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SEVERAL PROGRAMS
ARE ANNOUNCED

Miss Freida Heider of the faculty
OF the Metropolitan School of Music
will present a number of pupils in
piano and voice in recital at the
Odeon. 106 East North street. Sat
mday evening, june l, at o'clock.
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BEAUCHAMP TO
PRESENT HER PUPILS

Eleanora Beauchamp of the fac
ulty of the Indiana College, Of Mu-
sic and Fine Arts will present her
advanced pupils in d piano recital
on Tuesday evening, May %, at 8:15
at the Metropolitan School of Music.
The following is the program:
"sicilenne" for two pianos ........ Bacn
Fanetta Hits and Lavon Patrick.
Leroy Decker.
'No2len OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,3:..DC5.I.!lo C
7 Alberta Rec
Elizabeth Dodson a.,
l''e'' Amos smith ,,,
"Cantique glamour" ,.......... Padercwski
az 0e D9' Mary Helen Brook 1
Ws-0''' Louise Henderson Va
Second rabeSuue' ....+......... DebuSSy
Mildred howard.
"Valse On. GA No. '...-.......... CHOPIN
Inez Lovd
"Impromptu in A fiat major 90. Schubert
"poltcbtnelle' '-'i.. '.' ''9 RachmaninoH
In Autumn" ,,.....-....... Moszkowski
Jessie Tcrnunc.
Hayden Frye.
"Etudc Or 10 No. 2" .......,...... Chopin
Geneva Potts
"Preude in minor" ............ Debussy
Frances Robbins.
U'Su' Ruth Cant i'0'''' o''''' W '"'
"Valsc" for two pianos .......-. ArcnaHy
Wayne Berry and Frances ROBBINS.