Evening star., 1940-06-09
In Local Music
Circles

George E. Heisley has joined the
staff of the Federal Playhouse and
will act in the capacity of assistant
director of the chorus. The group,
under the direction of Lloyd Gar
rison, holds weekly classes in the
theory Of music and meetings every
Wednesday in the Central High
School. There are a few openings
for singers, and persons interested
should be in the school on We'd
nesday at 8 for an addition.
The Tuskegee Male Quintet, in
terpreters of Negro spirituals, will
sing at Foundry Methodist Church
this evening at pm.
Dorothy Radde Emery and Esther
Linkins will present groups of their
piano and voice pupils, respectively,
in joint recital featuring Ameri-
can composers this afternoon at 4
pm. in Miss Linkins' studio, 36l5
Newark street. Those taking part
are Judy Conklin, Mary Jean and
Patricia Ellington, Mary Ann Mitch
ell, AlWyn Dodge, Charles Lally
and Polly PEBBLES.
The first of series of four sum-
mer musical evenings at Y. W. c. A,
Seventeenth and K streets, will be
held on the roof at $50 Tuesday
evening by the Washington Sim
fonietta, directed by Van Lier Lam
ming. The orchestra was formed
last winter by local amateurs. There
is no admission charge.
The Emery Studios will present
students in a series of recitals as
follows: Tomorrow, pm, at Blue
Willow Inn: Tuesday. 3:45 pm, at
Woodside Methodist Church; We'd
nesday, AS pm. at Woodside Meth
odist Church; Saturday. pm. at
BIOL Park Crest drive. Silver Spring
Md. Besides her staff, consisting of
Villa Semple, lone Hoffman, Jessa-
nina Hartman, Frances and Nor
man Gleckler and Herman Hoffman
Mrs. Emery will present Robert Leh-
man of the newly established clari-
net department. Assisting at the
recitals will be Bessie Warrington
Reginald w. Smith, Thelma Harri-
man, Hugh Neil Ross and Alden H
Emery.
The Helen Turley Studio of Voice
1926 Massachusetts, avenue NV
will present the following students
in recital tomorrow at 8:15 o'clock
Betty Fast, La Rue Emmanuel, Dor
othy Bixby, Earline King, Barbara
Sweet and John Wolf. The &C
companists will be Mrs. Clifford
Jope and Barbara Sweet.
Lucy M. Boyer will present the
following pupils in a piano recital
Thursday evening in the Sale de Re-
cital, 1925 G street NV: Vera AL
corn. Mary Ann Armistead, Samue
Beacham. Robert Bohon, Norma ano
Patricia Curtis, Jane Cutsail, Esther
Grow. Nora Lee, Dorothy Clod-
felter, August Domer. Audrey Dixon
ROLAND Dixon, Dorothea and Robert
Fastnaught. Janet Guess, Lorraine
Croft, Nancy Greer, Edwin Gregory
Billy Joe Geibel, Belva Hardesty
William Kuenstle. Nancy Lee. Doris
and Robert Miller. Jean Thomas
Mary Jane Watson and Dorothy
| Zatz.
Betty Baum, pianist, will present
her annual spring students recita
on Friday, is pm, in the assembly
hall, fourth floor, Y. w. C. A., Sew.
enteenth and K. Miss Baum viii
play musical portrait of Chopin
in which Phyllis Schwartz will sins
Chopins song THE Maidens Wish.
The following pupils will perform
Fred Ehrlick, Jane Barnet, Sue Pal.
kin, Marlene Jacobson, Caroline
Small, Arlene Gordon, Anabellt
Tender, Doris Bisgyar, Tommy Ot
tenstein, Teddy Haas, June Kuldell
Doris Ostrander, Kathleen Kuldell
Mary Duggan, Sonia Katz, Louis.
Rubin.