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WRZ-- -" SitSg MUSIC, DRAMATICS '& KINDRED AR?TS
Robin Hood'
Is Coming for
A Brief Visit
HTJOBIN HOOD," one of the lovlieat
At 0f comic operae ever produced la
to b it thi HelJlg. Thuraday night.
October 7, ao Manager "Bill" Pantfe n
nourtcae. end he promlaee It wllf be a
wonderful production.
Atnon the principal will be euch con
iMmili artlata as Albert Parr, who
tang the role of Robin Hood with the
ortinal Boetoniena on thalr laat con
tinental tour; Tom Burton, lata of tha
frlnrttu Opra company, London, and
th Alice Nellaon Opera company, aa tha
hfflff of Nottingham; Rudloph Koch,
former comedian of Charlea Frohqtan
productions, aa Sir Guy of Oiaboroe, and
Harry Infitreet, William Degen and
Betty Baxter, who are for tha fourth
seiipon number! of Ralph Dunbar's com
pany by which tha company will be pre
Mntd. William White, who will line
Friar Tuck, la a noted comedian who
liftlped make popular "Mayor of Toklo."
Sometime" and "High Jlnka."
Tha announcement brines to mind that
when, laat January, Reginald Da Koven,
lis cam poser, died suddenly In Chicago,
there passed from the busy world of
American buainess Ufa and tha American
theater an American good fellow whose
memory will live along with his Robin
and Friar Tuck and "Oh Promlae Me"
and all the other things that go to make
up a moHt popular opera.
It would seem enough to be -the com
poser of "Robin Hood !" Reginald De
Koven, however, was journalist, as well
aa musician, theater builder and owner,
aa well aa author; manager and pro
ducer, as wall aa composer, and above
all, - beloved associate and comrade of
the biggest men of his day.
The boy who was to write "Robin
Hood" managed to get to England to- at
tend Oxford university and after that
he studied muxlc In Stuttgart, in Flor
ence, In Paris and Vienna. Ha wanted
to know the best that the old world could
offer, and then he settled down to com
pose an opera from the wealth of Amer
ican ideals and courage and pluck arid
spirit that had been pulsing through his
creative brain. While at Oxford he had
spent his holidays tramping through the
quaint -and beautiful Nottinghamshire
country, every village, every brook, every
tree of which has Its leg-end of the ffreat
Anglo Saxon ballad hero Robin Hood.
The Spltsner Philharmonic society will
resume orchestra rehearsals in the Sell-lng-Hlrsch
building at S o'clock Satur
day evening, October 2. Members of the
society and Interested frtenda are In
vited to attend. Mr. Bpltsner and Miss
Jexaie Lewis will play the Tartlnl O
Minor sonata for violin and piano. Dur
ing the season Mr. Spltsner and Miss
Lewis will play several sonatas Includ
ing Grieg, Brahms snd Cesar Franck.
An acquisition to Portland mualo. cir
cles Is Kulah Mitchell Carroll, pianist
and teacher, who Is finding a warm wel
come here. She is a pupil of Theo.
Leschltlxsky and her press notices im
ply broad concert work and teaching
experience. In appreciation of her value.
75 members of 'the Kuterpean Musical
club of-Waco, Texas, of which she .has
been president 'fop several years, pre-
By Jehuton htCtJUy
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BETTY BAXTER as ?Alan a Daltf? fa Ralph Dunbar's pro
duction of Reginald DeKoven's ever popular comic opera
"Robin Hood," which is to be the attraction at the Heilig
Thursday night, October 7.
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aented a beautiful sterling silver mesh
bag on her departure for the West, at a
reception tendered her at the Raleigh
hotel. May 28. Several other pronounced
social and musical courtesies were ex
tended which the Waco press chronicle,
all showing the high esteem in which
Mrs. Carroll Is held in the South. She
haa opened a studio here.
Reed college music enthusiasts wre
delighted at an announcement made In
Wednesday's Quest that Professor Lu
clek K. Becker. . well known Portland
arganlst. will resume his monthly re
citals on the college organ the second
Tuesday in October. Professor Becker
has given recitals on the Olds memorial
ergan In the Ree- chapel far several
years, and the second Tuesday evenlhg
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The Greatest Story of the West
Plucked from the roof of a speeding train.
Carried thousands of feet into the air on
a rope. '
Dropped by her aeroplane hero into a lake.
Surrounded by enemies in the wilderness.
Saved by sliding down the walls of a
xanyoxi.
DON'T DREAM ADVENTURE
WE IT! SEE JTl
.. In a Paths Serial
HIPPODROME THEATRE
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
Matinees Only
BEGINNING TOMORROW
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of each month has come to hold an Im
portant place on many a Portland.calen
dar. Miss Elisabeth Core, recently ap
pointed leader of the Reed chorus, has
announced plans for the Christmas con
cert which has always made an appeal
to many Portland folk. Miss Lucile
Murton, college organist, 1 accompany
ing the chorus. Other officers recently
chosen are Theodore Eliot, president;
Josephine Felts, vice president; Flor
ence Craven, librarian, and Dorothea
Buck, assistant librarian.
Reed . students are pleased to learn
that Miss Louise Huntley, who directed
the Reed chorus for three years, will be
In Portland this winter with the Ellison
White conservatory. Miss Huntley pleas
to give a course In music history and
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Mrs. Anna IHommedleu Moore is a
recent addition to Portland's musical
life, having com to make her " home
with her daughter, Mrs., W. Bryan
Truchot. 191 Mill street Mrs. Moore la
a piano teacher of wide experience. She
baa conducted classes In Wllkea-Barre,
Pa., and tn Detroit, Mich. She received
her musical training at the Detroit and
New England conservatories and was
a pupil of Maaoo for three years, Mrs.
Moore Is also a pip organist, having
held positions In Kastarn cities for seven
years.
.
Madame Zocia Valair, director and
vocal teacher of the Valair Conserva
toire de,Musique et Art Dramaiique. has
returned Irom her summer vacation at
Bayocean, where she devoted most of
her time to learning the art of swim
ming and reviewing a course of Italian
muaiaal literature with Slgnor 81 and ra.
Madame Valair found all her former
vocal students awaiting her and anxloua
to resume their work, also a waiting
list of new applicants ready to be exam
ined and tried for acceptance. The Con
servatoire has entered Its fourth year
and begins with a larger enrollment tn
each department than heretotpre. Every
thing points to a big and successful mu
sical year,- says Mme. Valair.
The opening concert of the season at
the Men's Resort of the First Presby
terian church will be given Saturday,
October Z, at S p. m. The young women
of the First M. E. church (Ergathea
class) will ajtaln open the season. These
young women have opened the concert
season for the past six years here. A .
large part, of musical talent of the city
will take part in these concerts for the
workingmen this winter. Some dates are
open and anyone wishing to taWe part
Bhould call up K. Desmond, Broad
way 396.
The quartet and chorus of the First
Congregational church are steadily im
proving with practice. The quartet con
tains some of th. finest solo voices In
Portland and ihe chorus 1b made up t
J6 members. At the 11 o'clock service
this morning the quartet will sing "My
Shepherd Is the Living God" (Thayer).
Miss Nina Dressel will sing "Beyond the
Dawn" (Sanderson). At the evening
service at 7:45 o'clock the usual song
service will be led by Joseph A. Finley.
conductor. The quartet and chorus will
slnsr "The Lord Is Exalted" (West).
Warren A. Erwin, tenor, and W. K. Rob
inson, baritone, wilt sing "TO Thee, O
Saviour" (Hlldach).
The first piano recital of several to
be given by students of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Dierke will be given by the
talented child pianist. Bernlce, Helme,
on Saturday, October, 16, in the ball
room of the Multnomah hotel. The quar
tet classes will also be heard later In
the season in a program of symphonic
works by Tschaikowsky, Debussy and
Dvorak.
MordauntA.
Goodnough
A teacher of piano and voice
for those who desire instruc
tion of the better class.
680 East Washington Street
Phon. East 721S
The Art of Public
. Speaking
May Louise WiUon, Instructor
Kloeenon. Dramatic Art,- vote BmldiBs,
lotevprvtatioa, Gestnrv and Poisa.
Olaaa Inatructlen at Reducae Pficaa.
BROADWAT S204
STUDIO: SSS P1TTOCK BLK.
w" uj.i yJfcM;ju;aa ijummnimij ,11a,
irjnirii m ram a c ii i 1 1 1 1 1 i ia L" ,-r..,.. "''
Own a Victrola
On.with the dance! Insert a fresh,
up-to-date Victor record, start up
your VICTROLA, and dance!
Never has dancing riad more
vogue. Never has the Victrola been
so immensely popular. Never has the
home been so popular that is Vic
trola equipped.
And never have the current fox
trots and waltzes been more brilliant
and alluring. So come in and choose
your Victrola, have it sent home at
once, and dance!
We have a wide range of Victrolas,
at prices to s.uit every purse. One of
them is surely intended for that va
cant niche in your home.
VICTROLAS $25 to $1500
Convenient Payment Terms
SheitrtMMay& Cta
Sixth and Morrison Streets
Portland
(Opposite Postoff ice)
Seattle Tacoma Spokane
LEONORA FISHER
W.HIPP
(Mrs, HartHdgm Whipp)
Piano Organ
Vocal Coach .
STUDIO 4M BUSH LAE 8LDG.
RESIDENCE PHOSE EAST 8U
Mrs. Jean Warren Carrick
Miss Amy Warren
Hano
dunnino avrrcM
' Panil Cta Bfhi - ptmb 1 1
Komi Clua for Ttacbeta ta October
tuafe SO Bu Lane BMa.
RetMence t77 E. Madlten. Pease Tiber 44S.
JOSEPH A. FINLEY
VOCAL TEACHER
III. 18-1 Tllford BatUlag
Broadway tin
Webber Academy of Music
TloUa, Maadolla, Galtar, rtaajo end
Plaao Igtrartloa.
An opening for a limited number of
bright children for our Juvenile Or
chestra. More to 1st Fosrth St, Selberllng.
Lacai Bldg. Thoae Main ists.
ROBERT LOUIS
BARRON
' Vlatlntat-Teeener
Director of Mutt Oentanary l. Wwreh.
STUDIO: 516 COLUMRIA BLDO.
Teleehene Mtrehall tlli.
MRS. DORA A.
DANFORTH
Teacher of Piano and Voice
Studio 08 Bslinenu 'hene Tsber tt4.
WILMA RINEHART
Mezzo Soprano
Pupil of F. X. Arena and Kvelene Cal
breath. will receive pupils at her studio.
111 East Ash Street.
Phoaes Tabor tits.
Miss Eda Trotter
Cosrert PlaiTKt aad Teacher
Four Xears Pupil of Kudolph Gans
Miss Marjorie Trotter
lMHMjn.r!?,?idBi":'T
llth aad MorrUea ti. Broadway 1117.
WILLIAM WALLACE "
GRAHAM
Violin Soloist and Teacher
Hoan by Appointxacat Only
Studle S00 Hellr St. laat STSi
SEPTEMBER 28. 402O,
f fi i ' I I i aJ
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Ellison -White
Conservatory of Music
A School With an Artistic Ideal
The Cello Department
Fundamentals and the
654 EVERETT ST.
Phone Marshall 4200
Fundamental Music
Training School
Mrs. Clifford Moore Mrs. Ethel Hicks
CLASSES NOW FORMING
EST1BE FACULTY ACCREDITED TEACHERS
' Studios 603-604-606 Bush & Lane Building
MOTHERS wishing to see classes at work mav visit Saturdays,
10 to 12 ; Wednesdays, 3 to 5. Phone East 1175.
JASPER DEAN McFALL
TEACHER OF THE ART OF
CONCERT SINGING
Eight years of European and American study
STUDIOS 401-402 GOODNOUGH BLDG.
Fifth and Yamhill Streets Phone Main 367
Calbreath Studio, 860 BELMONT ST.
HELEN CALBREATH. B. M.
pieelfte ana Taaxnar at Plane
Pupil of Mautiee Arenten
(Uodowaky atathad) and
ALBERTO JONAS
European Itudj, 1B07 8 8
Pedaeeev and Piene Pupil, ef
ALBERTO JONAS
K'irnr,i oturiy, 181 U
Aveilaale tor CONCERTS, RICtrflOM and MUSICAL LICTURSS
Bkane Tabor 8477
Mrs. Fred L. Olson
VOICE
Pqrt. Rep. Sergei Klibansky
STUDIO BBOADWAT tall
BESIDESCE !A8T 11 H
207-8-9 T1LFORD BUILDING
DORA DEAN McCUTCHEON
TEACHER OF PIANO
THEORY, HARMONY AND TECHNIC
A New and Scientific Syr-tern for Beginners and Teachers
SSI rifth Street, Cor. Moataomery Pboae Mala 1019
POUR VCAR8 IN8TRU0TOR LAOHMUPJD ONfRVATORY, NIW YORK, TWO VtARS
HEAD PIANO OaPARTMKNT UNIVKRaiTT OP ORKBON, LKaOHKTliKV eVSTSM
OP RELAXATION
AVIS BENTON
PIANO
tudm Pnene ManMI ISST
Ted Bacon
VIOLIN
20S-6 Tilford Bldg.
Studio, Broadway 2020
Residence, Tabor 2020
CARL DENTON
Conductor Portland
Symphony Orchestra
MRS. EMMA WELCH LANDRY
PIANO
Dunning System of Improved
Music Study for Children
STUDIO SS7 KEARNEY STREET '
PHONE BROADWAY S17
Rose Coursen-Reed
VOCAL TEACHER
IS Batk lane Bldf. ,
f HOSE Mala 14S V
MUSIC, PIANOS, VICTROIAS, BAND and
ORCHESTRAL
rJl s v.'-i rot.
at -; ..... -H
125-7 -Fourth StaPortland' Big Muiic Store
Lays Special Stress on
Instruction of Beginners
DAVID CAMPBELL
Director
Evelene Calbreath, B. M.
aieuo aoprano and Teecner er VMos,
Kmepctn Study, 1D7H-S
VOIOS and PSDAOOflV PapU of
F. X, Arens
, NEW YORK CITY, 1011 te 1910.
Asst. Teacher to F. X. Arens
191 1IMI1-11B
a. 8. and M. T. OarlliMa te K. Cata
Nettie Leona Foy
PIANO
ACCOMPANIST
PUPIL or OABRILOWITSOH
STrDIO BROADWAY Sill
BESIDENCE COLUMBIA Sit
SI 2 Buah ana Lane BulMlna.
Irene H. Reynold;
PIANO
tOI TILPORO BLOO., SSO E. OAVIS
Mrs. Harry McQuade
Dramatic Soprano
Scientific Voice Culture
AOS BUSH A LANE BLDS.. PORTLAND. '
Raaldenee 8tueie:-e47 Baat BreadWef
Phoaa Beat 127P . -
LENA W. CHAMBERS
PIANO
LBeOHKTtZKY PRINOIPLSS
' Normal Tteeher far tn PerflaM KPySeaN
Harmeny
eie1T BWSN LANK BUILBINS.
Oeraar Braeewar ana' A tear.
Tatepnene tart 4SSS.
ELSIE 'M LEWIS
TEASMER OP VIOLIN
Waat SMa Ataefe 10 Buril Lane
BulMilne.
Meant Taker 8iule 1S0S Eaat Yamhill St.
PHONE TASOR TOST
Elizabeth E. Johnson
PIANO
atudte, SOI I Tllfe tie, Ifttll aS
, Reiioaiwe PHene TeSer SIS '
INSTRUMENTS :
catalog ns - : ' ' ?' -y f
ONARLKt DIKRRI IATRICR, DIIRKI
0IERICE
PIANO
OOaOMIHa 0NOtRT. RgagRTOIMR
AND BNSSJMSI.K akaVIN
RISIDiNOg fTUBIOt
266 North Twmnty-tixth
Street
-- TgLRPNONg MAIN UI4.
JESSIE L. LEWIS
Teacher of Piano
BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED
PUPILS
STUDIO 017 Bush & Lane Bldf.
Broadway at Alder
PHONE Main 809S
RESIDENCE STUDIO 231 D2a
St.; on block from aaet end f
Broad war Bridge.
RESIDENCE PHONE E 2661
KOITN "J. acOKSN LUOION C. IOlJ'i
Becker Conservatory
of Music
PI A NO, ONO AN, HARMONY AND
OOUNTSNPOINT
Farm Elrmmtary Oradm to Oorvrt Ptnotmtnee
NKW LOCATION I '
0 K. 1Ui Street. Nerth, Oee Schuyler Street
Phene Autematl SS0-tS,
DOROTHEA NASH
PIANO
Pupil ef Mareld Bauer, Parla .
Roal Acadtmy, tendea
Snherwenla OsnMrvatarj,
aarlln, Kta.
CUuei In Urbanil llutto EdiMseUon
Ttf to All I'uMU.
8TUPIO eo7 BuaM A Uan Bla. MAIN t4
NIETA BARLOW ;
LAWRENCE
Vocal Studio
room aia BueH a lamk blbb.
WIONSSOAY AND SATURDAY APTISN00NS
TL. MAIN S14S
EVA L. GRAVES
PIANO
ONILORIN'S OLASIA PCR'ICLB SYSTtM
O0DOWSKV SIRISS MIBH SOMOOl,
vkibiti aivapj
IM Tilfera Belldlag
111 Eatt Twelfth Htrtft
EAST SIO
George Drara.tJe Sm
...... . ir Court ot '.
Wilber jr MU"iwU
Tf I1UC1 and Inetructlon
Rl ' Teacher Poaalble
fri in Portland
STUDIO. 414 TItFORD BCILDIJfO"
rsoa Mala till,
Robt. E.Millard
FLUTIST
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Concerts, Recitals, Instruction''
177 O ree a Are. PerUanS. Or.
Pnena MannH 11SS. '
OREGON CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC
Th Ct C U U tmhXnl m 111. - .M'
ef Uaehart (or brainnera. laUrmadiata. ednnerd
or dlploana (raduataa. aad baring irada darraa ,
fuiur, thaory, barmoer, etc Far (utUmt Inlet
matlna rail nr ulna
J. N. BD WARDS, L. N. EDWARDS.
iwanaoar Director
RuaeH Bulldlnf, 1S', Peurth St. at Morrleeri
MISS LELA SLATER
AasoaacealDe Rroppalat of Her
Plaao Madia.
Leschetizky Method
Its mrimmr Plaee.
Tabor Mt.
HELEN M. HARPER
COXCEBT .TIOU7II8T A5U
TEACBERr -JlESt
MED TEACHING SEPT, tUL.
Fuprt of Frank O. Klcenjaut.
. Btedlo, M Kullworts Itiiii,
Pkoae NeUweod ItiS. '
HEN RY
BERTRAM 0.
VOICE, PIANO
HARMONY AND COMPOSI
TION ;
STUDIO! PHONEl
SU SUSH A LANE BLDS. . MAIN S0SS
Frances Dayton
' Teacher oJPiano-f -j .
RESIDENCE STUDIO SSO PLARDERS ST.
ROSE CITY PARK STUDIO, 411 E. STN .
' f Broadway S134
FREDERICK W. ;
HOCHSCHEID'S
Progressive Piano School ;
11S-1S TUferd Bids.
Rreadwty ES74
LOTA STONE
ARTISTIC WHISTLING ...
Teaching and Concert .
OPEN lap tNSASSMENTS a PABTTSS, ITS,'
SSS OapiteJ Are. . - V Weedleww 1111.
IdaMayCoo!
TEACHER OF PIANO
OOMOBRT AOSearailiT.
SIS OphimSM Dies. ? TeL MaraneH StTS.
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