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Police Quartet
On Program
This Afternoon
TVTITH a wetl-bejanced bffl. Including
musical organisations well known
In Portland, ths Mynd popular Sun
day concert at. The Auditorium by ths
city of Portland thla afternoon promise
to be a 'success. Tha city has aban
. dond tha plan of Staging organ recitala
and thla year each Sunday afternoon
, brings a varied program of muelo at low
admlcalon price.
The Centenary Methodist church choir,
oompoMd of 23 voices, directed by Rob
ert Louis Barron, -will be one of the
features. Mra. Edward Drake will ac
company the choir on the organ.
Another feature which la attracting a
large measure of attention Is the po
lice bureau quartet, an organisation
which a as made a hit at every Appear
ance. Thla quartet la composed of police of
ficers who can sine, a number of the
officers having; sung on "big time"
vaudeville circuits.
Mrs. Gladys Morgan Farmer will play
several selections on The Auditorium
pipe organ. -
The program follows :
U) Toccata in D Kinder
(hi Andantino In D flat...... Lamer
4iUrij Mown Fanner, Orrtnitt.
) "Tt HaMtu an Telling", Haydn
B "Fear Not, U Israel" Bpicker
Centenary Methodist uieopal Church Choir,
(e) Holoa by Meaere. Walter and lease. Mia
McMaatar and Mra. Mountain.
(d) ' Unfold Ta Portala" Ooaaod
Cnoir. ,
Police Bureau Qoartet In Popular Srlertitsune:
Berteant B. L. Crane. Officer L. K. Culttaa,
Chief of Police Jenkins. Motorcycle
Officer ' Oeorce tobnaoa. Kay
gtarl men, eocomimniit.
(a) "Chant liioour" Gillette
(b) Oerotte from "afifnoa" Thomaa
Auditorium pipe organ. Glada Morrva
Fanner, organist.
The Portland center of the Untver
, alty of Oregon la offering a course of
special Interest In music, this coming
year. , These courses will be under the
supervision of Dr. John J. Lauidsbury,
' dean of the school of music of the uni
versity, and William C. Boyer, super
visor of muile for the public schools of
Portland.
Dr. Landsbury will personally eon
duct three classes, all to be held on Fri
day, each week. The class at 10 o'clock
will be a study of classical, romantlo
and modern pianoforte literature. The
clasa at 11 will be of particular Inter
est to those who have had considerable
experience In music and the wish to re
new, this Interest. Time will be devoted
to the technical, formal and harmonical
aspects of the different schools of music,
with some attention to history and
criticism. Dr. Landebury's class Friday
evening; at 7:15 will be open only to
students prepared to do actual creative
work. Dr. Landsbury's classes will be
held In room A at the Central library.
Mr. Boyer will have classes In public
school methods for primary and ad
vanced grades, which will be held Tues
days at 7 :ll and t :15 at the First Pres
byterian church house.
The university office 652 courthouse
will be glad to answer : any questions
relative to the work and to furnish bul
letins upon request.
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Students of Columbia college oonserv
.atory of muslo at Milton gave their
"first recital of the season Tuesday eve
- inn. The following program was given:
"Melody of Love.". Gerlta Miller; read
ing. "The Judgment Day," Gilbert
Thomaa; "The Doll'a bream." Wilma
Howard ; vocal solo, Richard Harper ;
violin solo. Rose Lelbrand ; "The Way
side Rose, Linnle Carney ; reading;, se
lected, Francis Peterson ; "Thi Goblin's
'Frolic," Mildred Melby : violin solo,
Ollye Spear ; "The Joyous Farmer,"
Wayne Chastaln ; vocal solo, Kula
Hobbs ; reading. Edwin Coe : piano quar
tet, Misses Hobbs, Williams, McEwan
and Wright
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Mrs. Byron Epperson has been elected
president of 1he Centralla Music club
this year ; Kugehe Alvord, vice-president,
and Miss Marlon Kingman, aecretary
treasurer. Miss Anna Ethlynd Read,
who so ably directed the club last year,
has been unanimously elected director,
Mrs. Eugene Alvord accompanist and
Miss Amy Hllborn. assistant accompan
ist. The club plans to put on a concert
this year ahlch win equal and perhaps
excel the splendid concert given last
year. Meetings are held every Monday
evening In the W. C. T. U. temple.
The musicale given at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Haak. October II,
was a big success. The program con
sisted of solos by Mra Klotae Anita
Cook, soprano ; H. Kllngenfeld, violinist,
and Lucien E, Becker, organist and
pianist
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The Schubert club, J. William Belcher,
director, began rehearsals . last week.
Mr, - Belcher la planning ' on using
the Schubert club, also the Centaal
Presbyterian church chotr. at one of the
organ recitals in The Auditorium the
latter part of October.
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alias Georgia Rich presented one of
her pupils. Miss Ethel Knopf, in a
highly successful piano recital on Octo
ber in the Christian church, St Johns.
Miss Knopf played an exacting pro-
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RIVOL
12:30 NOON TODAY
SPECIAL DE LUXE CONCERT
BY
AUGMENTED RIVOLI ORCHESTRA
. SALVATORE SANTAELLA, CONDUCTOR 4
Overture, "William Tell" Rossini ;
(s) "Spanish Dance No. IV")
(b) "Bolero" .. . .)M. MoskowSky
Selection from "Sweetheart!". Victor Herbert
Waltz, "Artist. Life" ,..J. Strauss
"Romance" ..' ........A. Rubinstefa
"Tannhiuser" March ...R, Wagner
CONCERT NUMBER, DURING THIS WEEK
V Afternoons and Evenings ,
Overture. "William Tell". . ; .; . . , Rossini
Mi:!ii!ili!i;ii;1i'li;i'l"li)i!iVi!i':ii:Hih
uaiiiii'j.r:!1 ' . - i . i u i ;
ETHEL. KNOPF, talented
piano student, : who was
presented in recital at St
Johns by Miss Georgia .Rich.
gram showina; excellent training
throughout Her playing waa techni
cally clean and brilliant and showed
musical understanding and interpretative
power. She acquitted herself especially
well In the Rachmaninoff and Ravina
and Wollenhaupt numbers, and In re
sponse to enthusiastic applauae gave
Scharwenka's Polish dance. -The church
was crowded and Miss Knopf's friends
and well wishers showered her with
flowers. John Oliver, violinist, waa an
able assistant. His two groups of solos
were beautifully rendered. The program
waa from Bach, 'Mendelssohn, Friml,
Wollet, Rachmaninoff, Ravina, Wollen
haupt The Monday Musical club held open
house Tuesday, October 6. The mem
bers and guests of the club were out in
numbers to enjoy this first of the social
events of the club this season. Under
the direction of Miss Fay Rudduck, vo
calist who Is chairman of the program
committee for the year, the studio was
tranaformed into a bower of autumn
beauty. Autumn foliage, palms and
flowers were used profusely. . Assisting
Mlsa Rudduck In receiving were Mrs.
Herman Heppner, honorary president
of the club ; Mrs. 3, Thomaa Leonard,
acting president ; Mrs. Antolne Glebisch,
Mrs. Percy W. Lewis. Mrs. F. W. You
ney, Mrs. Harvey Altnow and Mrs. B.
B. Banning. At the punch bowl were
Mra Adelaide Lomax, Mrs. Lambert
Beard and Mrs. W. Franklin Looker.
The Columbia trio, consisting of Hiss
Jessie McRae, piano ; Mlsa Virginia
Knight, cello, and Miss - Kathleen Jor
dan, violin, played throughout the eve
ning. There will be a broad field of toplca
presented and discussed at the music
teachers' convention In Salem, Novem
ber 21 and 27. Tha list prepared by the
program committee Includes "Modern
Harmony," 'The Oregon Credit System,"
"Standardisation- of Music Teachers,"
"Musical Analysis-and other subjects
of Interest to musicians. Besides the
regular sessions there will be two lunch
eons and a banquet with distinguished
speakers and selections by prominent
musicians.
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At the regulaa . bi-weekly luncheon
of the Musicians' club Monday, October
17, at 12 :15, in the Crystal room of the
Benson hotel, a special program will be
presented. Ralph R. Duniway and Elton
Watkins will give a rapid outline of the
"Vital Issues of the Coming Election."
The business session will be short, end
ing at 12 :B0. Fifteen minutes will be al
lowed each speaker. Both are well
known in law and political circles, have
met in debate and discussion and a
treat is in store for all those attending.
Luncheon will begin at 12 ;15 sharp.
An invitation has been extended to
the Chehalis Ladles' quartet, which has
pleased bo many music lovers of that
section, to sing before the St. Cecilia
club at an afternoon gathering in Ta
coma Friday afternoon, October 22.
Members of the quartet are Miss Zella
Melcher. first soprano,; Mrs. Frank
Lipscomb, second soprano : Miss Agnes
Harwas, first alto, and Miss Eva Hager,
second alto.
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A school of grand opera, for the pur
pose of giving opera with artist students
In a New York theatre has Just been
formed. The general director Is Mario
Salvini, who will have charge voice,
diction and Interpretation.
LUCIEN E. BECKER
Fellow American Guild of Organists.
Available for Organ Recitals, Organ
Openings, etc. Sunday afternoons or
evenings for any church. Auto. 320-29.
OEOAN RECITAL at Hood River, Or.
Riverside Congregational Charek
TOSTIOUT AT 7tte P. M.
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The Roy Marion Wheeler System
of Music Instruction
FEES FOR MORNING PIANCKLESSONS
Certified Teachers of Theory!
LILA MAE JEWELL, MARY STEVENS MAST1N,
VIRGIL EDWIN ISHAM
COURSES
ConJufcUd under direction of the SCHUMANN
SOCIETY. For particulars phon Main 7461
WHEELER MUSIC
302 Goodnough Building, Third Floor, Fifth
Phon Main 7467 Virgil Edwin Iaham, Secretary. Mail address is P.
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SJutls taaohaa mot eeulaltel the art of aavelopiwrrt D'ltWWtXI . f
Music Education
After s moat laeeasrful lesson of prirtte end normal teaching tad leeturinc la New Tart,
Chleate and Beattle. Mr. Cad; bat returned to Portland and win reeelTt a limited number of
trtTata traptla la 'lanaferU Taehnleus and tntarpretaUo!, and pf(n privaU sad elaaa eouraea in
Harmony, Oounurpolnt and tha An and Sclanoa at Taeahlna. Tha Princtptaa and praetieaa andrr
Lytna thm TacKntaiue and U aduimUoDaJ proecaaaa of Moaia-Kdueation tmamattnmUy neoarusfd
aa TtUU, appaal to iataUicent itudnta, and are thoaa upon which tba really interpratatlTa pianisu
bar bullded thttr art BUidlo, afuaic-KducaUoQ School, 714 Data itreaU Pbona Main St.
Maria La, aaeraurr. -y
Galbreath Studio
860 BELMONT STREET
EVELENE CALBREATH. B. M. Mezzo
Soprano snd teacher of voice. Euro
pean study, 1907-8-9. New York study,
1911-19.
This is to certify that Miss Evelene Cal
breith is eminently qualified to teach the
Arens' Vocal Method.
Phone Tabor 2477
MITYLENE FRAKER STITES
CONTRALTO
Hat retaraed from summer season of
study with Oscar Seagle, Kew York.
AVAILABLE FOR CONCERT AND ORATORIO
Stadlo, 0 Bash k Lane Bldg Residence, 44 Ererett St. Phone Broadway aOeS
Vocal and Grand Opera Studio
AntbeaUe Italian Method of BEL CANTO
From Very Beglanlag to Grand Opera Btpertolre
Signor CORRUCCINI
r Seres Seasons Musical Director and Conductor
tor the Portland Opera Association
Sea Basil Laic Balldlna;. Residence l'boae SeUwood ISIS.
LOUIS AMBR0SCH
Teacher of the Art and
STUDIO m KILERR
BEGINJTEBS AlfD ADVAXCED PUPILS ACCEPTED
MARIE A. S. SOULE, Mus. Bac
PIANO, HARMONY, THEORY.
Pmn of Albert Boaa Panona. Metropolitan
Dnllao Now. York OiLr: . Xavar Beharwenka.
Barlin; Klarler HaQ. London, Ensland; and.
Poat Oradoata unieaco Moauai uouaae. Tircu
Piano School, New Xork City.
SSI THINTggNTH
FRANCK Cwaolln)
Authorised representaUve of Sevclk
(Prague) and Musln of the
Royal Belrlan School.
EICHENLAUB
From Beginning to Concert Appearance
STUDIO 8FITE WASHINGTON AND WEST PARK
COLUMBIA BUILDING
MINN ETTA
CONTRALTO.
.TEACHER OF SINGING
Papfl .of Chaa. W. Clark, Haraan Da Vrw. Harbart
1 s yaara a Tooal taacact in .nicato. roruiira ana ouo. truiuiM lncinaa prwaannnaii aoloiata
and concert nincer.
STUDIOS tl 0-1 1-1 S TILPORD BLDO., BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH ON MORRISON
ITntlT. rnvat
HAROLD
Violin
STUDIO SI8.S flLFOKD BLDO.
GEORGIA RICH
;piano
- 403 Tilford Building Phone Woodlawri 2092
' 20 minutes y Hour One Hour
Monday .... $ .40 $ .SO $1.00.
Tuetday .... .62 .80 1.50
Wednesday . 7S4 Ot5 6(f
Personal Individual Lessons
i Piaao Iaatraetloa
By Mr. Wheeler, master : (I S.50 per lesson
Lessons (ao minutes)......., $ 5.50 for two lessons
By Mr. Isham, assistant to Mr. Wheeler: ,
Half-hour lesson, once a weekj....$ 5.50 per month
One hour lesson, once a week..". . . 110.00 per month
HELEN CALBREATH, B. M.
Pianist and teacher of piano.
Pupil of Maurice A r on son
(GodoVsky Method) and Al
berto Jonas. European study,
1907-8-9. Pedagogy and
piano pupil of Alberto Jonas,
Berlin. 1912.
AVAILABLE for
CONCERTS
, m
S. S. and M. T. Carlines to E. 28th
Technic of Violin Playing
MAX2T Mil
Bnetwaafol Pirplla: IOrOa Cotlatta winner
Prix da Roma, Paria Cohaerratolre) ; Baatrlea WU
Kn, Ethel Barkatala Warner (aeeredltad taachsr) ,
Roy Goodman. Uordon Bonle wall-known ooa
oart pianiat) . Beraiaa HUais (11S-1)9).
ST. .MARSHALL Bg0
BEATRICE (Piano)
Authorized representative of
Xaver Scharwenka.
MAIN 111
MAGERS
Miller. A cradnate of Chicago Moaical Coileee;
BuavT. lvi.
B AYLEY
Teacher
PHONE EAST 111 FOB APPOINTMENT
STUDIO
and Yamhill Streets
O. Box 660, Portland, Oregon.
DUNNING SYSTEM
Impreaea Mutto atuay for B(flnnra
LAURA JONES
RAWLINSON
NORMAL TIACHtR
DWNNINO SOHOOL
a KVKMtrr st. eon. itth. bdwy. sacs
Kajhryn Sharkey
Violm Teacher and Soloist
HISIDKNOKt TSS K. OOUCH
PHONIt EAST 78S7
Papll of HareM ayley
J. ROSS FARGO
TIN OR SOLOIST TWIIIRLg BITH ISRAEL
FIRST UNITARIAN OHURCH
Art of Singing
VniOtO 449 THIRD T. MAIN 2S83
ADA LOSH ROSE
Dramatic Art
10 EILIRS ILDO.
STUDIO RHONE MAIN SSSS
RKSIDKNOS VHONK MAIN eM.
OREGON CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC
Tha O. C. H. la a achool of nnile with- a ataff
of teaehtra for bacinnera. intenatdiatea, adraoord
or . diploma graduates, and baring grada degree
enarm is piaao, oic, nalin, harp, mandolin,
guiur, thaory, harmony, ate. l"or farther Inlor
matlntk call or addreaa
4. M. INWARDS, ' L. H. EDWARDS,
. Mawaear Dtractar
iraaaar mmiUM, isavj Faurtit St.
'- 1 '-"T ! 11
WILLIAM WALLACE
GRAHAM
Violin Soloist and Teacher
Bonn by Apaoiataaeat Onlr
studio tOD Hollg St. gaat B7M
CARL DENTON
Conductor Portland
Symphony Orchestra
Rose Coursen-Reed
v VOCAL TEACHER
StS Bask, A Lane Bldg.
PH0ITE Mala 1U
Saxophones
Martin
Martin Band lostr
meots . are of gaps
rior worth.
Ask any mnsl
cian of reputa
tion and be will
tell you that
the "Old" Mar
tin line is first
diss.
XL Martin Lie Is
Complete)
Cornets, Trumpets,
Saxophones and
erery thing for the
modern Band.
MELODY "C SAXOPHONE Y
fiRJOHNSONPlAHOfo:
14t Sixth, Barf. AJsW a-J MstriaW
MUSIC, PIANOS,-VI
! AOrurcTOAi '
VtWl alrfU I iVLU
SBJTD FOB)
1257 Fourth St. Portland' Big Music Start
Music School
PIANO
and VOICE
Main 3744
409-410 Journal
OHARLIS DlgRKg NEATRICI DIERKg
PIANO
OOACHINN eONOgRT, JttRf RTOIRg
' AND INaSMBLK H.ATIN
RtSIDENOK STUDIOS
266 North Twenty-sixth
Street
TELEPHONE MAIN SS24.
A. LILLIAN DATESHAN
PIANO
DUNNING SYSTEM
of Improred Mule Stadr for Bagtancn
Btadle S4S lath St. Rhone Main 4SI0,
Ida May Cook
TEACHER OF PIANO
' CONCERT ACCOMPANIST. ,
IIS COLUMBIA BLDO. gad flip.
ANYONE CAN LtARN
RAG and JAZZ
Plana Ptarln. We teach adult aeslnnara aevo
lar melodies with full ben In 10 leaaona. Ae
vaneaat couraa for pJarera. Rhea Mala 11SS
far fraa book lac
PARKER SCHOOL, S14 Ellara BWa.
J. WILLIAM BELCHER
TENOB
TEACHEK OF VOICE
Director of Muslo at Cqftral Presby
terian Churclf
lOt-ilS COLUMBIA BLDO.
TVeit Park and Waahlsgroa street!
Fhose Mala S
MRS. DORA A.
DANFORTH
Teacher of Piano and Voice
Studk) SOB Ratment. Pti ana Tahae SS4S.
MRS. ANNA L'HOMMEDIEU MOORE
"" PIANO
Emphasis oa Tnoroagh Msslcal
Fonadatlon for Beginners
Lessons at Stadlo or at Pupil's Home
Marshall tISS Sfl Mill St.
LOTA STONE
ARTISTIC WHISTLING
Teaching and Concert
OPEN far BNOAQEMKNTB a PARTIES, ETC.
See Capital A a. Woodlaam 1111.
Mrs. Jean Warren Carrick
Miss Amy Warren
PIANO
DUNNINQ SYSTEM
Papfl Claaaaa Begin en Scptraibar IS
Normal Oaaa for Taaebcra in Oetobaf
Studla COS Buah A Lane Bids.
Raaldenoe t77 . Madlaoti, Phone Taoor 44SS,
Rachel Paulson
Piano and Harmony
STUDIOS RESIDCNOCJ
OS-4 Buah Lane gldo. 41t WlllamatU Blfd.
Phone Wood lawn B41.
Webber Academy of Music
(Established 1835)
Wanted Good amateur muaiHaua for
Webber's String- Orchestra. Violin, cello,
baas, mandolin, guitar snd banjo play
era. Must be food readers.
It! Feirtk St,
Hala 1868
The Art of Pdblic
Speaking
May Loaism Wilson, Instructor
la Dramatle Art. Klorattoa. Toiaa BoUdlna
and Poiaa; Prlvata and Olaaa Inatrnotkav
NlfM Olaaaaa Raw FonrUna.
RHONE BROADWAY SS04
STUDIO: . SSS RITTO0K ILK,
HELEN HARPER
COSCEBT TIOLIVXST AID
TEACHEK, -
Pupil of Frank O. Klchenlaub'
Bes. Stadlo, SSS XeaUworta ATeaae.
rhoae SUwoo4 ISaS.
JOSEPH A. FINLEY
VOCAL TEACHER
S17.18-1S Tilford BalleUsc
Broadway VII
CTROLAS, BAND and
fXiiTDiTMrrvrre
I IVWlllLdl 1 a?. I
CATAXOiJTJXS
' Cal t4h9
( ) ALAIR
V.
V Dlreetar Vscal Taaeher et Art Dramatlque
VOICE, PIANO, VIOLIN, DRAMATIC
ART FRENCH ITALIAN
Children's Classes, Student Recitals, Ensemble Practice
FOR TERMS ADDRESS SEC, 234 I0TH, OR PHONE MAIN 7398
MAtnoafera
the
PreDaratorr course ffour Years -with
of Naalea, TANBCCCIlfl Bad COBTESI
JL &t
MWl High
or MUaa, prior to 12 seasons as principal tenor or Grand Opera companies
(IUllan and English) of international reputation. Prominent among which
may be mentioned : Milan Grand Italian Opera Co., Ferrari Grand Italian
Opera Co., Clara Louise Kellogg Grand English Opera Co., Kmma Abbott
Grand Opera Co., Conrled Opera Co., Strakosch Grand Kngltah Opera Co., Carl .
Rosa Opera Co., Kmma Thursby Concert Co., Union Square Co. (Lillian Kussell).
Stadlo, SS 5o. Uta St. Bdwy. tits
HEAR
GENEVIEVE GILBERT
DRAMATIC
SOFKAHO
PIINICTQ EDITH THOMAS BAEBER, MART STEVE9S MARTIN, LILA
riAlilOlO MAE JEWELL, VIRQIL EDWIN, ISHAM.
ac j ac sc
LECTURE-ETTEt HLo Orattelai The Maa, Uls Ideals, Ula Work," with a
plaao solo as coaeelyed by Oraitela.
Ill sc a)i
PI allVfi WUCCI CD dramatic student of Marie B. Van Velsor. wljl gtTS a
ULAUlO finCCLCn reading arranged from Longfellow's "Spanish Student"
jt a i
Glrea aader the direction of tha Sehomase Society, Roy Marloa Wheeler, Director.
Central Library, Room A, Tuesday Night
Pabiie Iarlted So Charge aad No Collection Partlealars, Phoae Mala 1481
LILLIAN JtrPRIYS RITRI, PlanM.
40S and 40S-1S TILPORD BLOB. 407 MORRISON STREET.
MRS. PETRI haa had nine yaara of ECROPEAN itudr tnd aiparieaea fiha apcelalltea la
afOTKRN MKTHODS of TKC UNIQUE Bt'ILDLNG; bar combining of tha IaehtUskr band"
podtton and tb Ooaowakr arm-watsht and taUxatloa slTaa araatar aeopa for iooa-oolorlaa Uiaa
ithr method uaad aicluaiTel. '
MEMOKIZINO taufht tbroaga actantlfle analTtia of nuatcal eonatroorJoa. m
Claaus now formlm in tha ALCHIX HASIfONT, oo-rlUn the aar traiaing and kayboanf
rork witb free hannoniaatlea of malodiea. ,
MR. PETRI haa had aaraa rara of Suropaan atildy and arparianca, thraa of thaaa, alnatna
In GRAND OPERA. Ha aanc In Church afcd Concert tn and around New Tora for many jmr. i
Ha uea the Ol.l ITALIAN UKTHOD of TONS PRODUCTION, founded on tha" pure vowel
id the diaphramat)c breath -rapport, aamring extended rants and bi-sut of tone, threosti
relaxation. Coaching in Chnrch, Concert snd Operatic liepertelre. t
RESIOENOK PHONE OONBRESS HOTEL, MAR. S0S0
DORA DEAN McCUTCHEON
TEACHER OF PIANO
THEORY, HARMONY AND TECHNIC
A New and Scientific System for Beginners and Teachers
S81 Fifth Htreet, Cor. Montgomery Phone Mala SS1S
ESTELLA
G&ADTJATE C058ERVAT0RT0F
-TEACHER OF PIANO
MODERATE
Betldeaee Stadlei SSS Heyt 8L, CorBer
PHYLLIS WOLFE
PRIMA DONNA SOPRANO
TEACHING, COACHIitO, CONCERTS
TOCAL STUDIO, S-l TILFORD BUILDING
RESIDENCE, WASHINGTON HOTEL
Genevieve! Gilbert
Dramatic Soprano
Recommended by Sergei Klibansky, Master of Vocal Art, New Tork City.
Students accepted Mondays and Thursdays.
St? Tilford Bldf. Teles Trial by Ayaoiataisst
Phoae Mar. t7SS. t
School of Drama
and Expression
Marie B. Van Velsor
Stage, Platform, Mowing Picture, Story
Telling. Dramatic Heading, Coaching
and Physical Culture. hpecial attention
given to acquiring vocabulary and ex
temporaneous speaking.
SSS Bath Laae BsUdiag
Broadway aad Alder Mala tilt
PERL RILEY 0WRE
Plaaist aad Teacher
Pupil of August Mfthe-Dorgiom
Omaha, Neb.
Residence Studio, 421 Koselawn Ave
Woodiaan 6186
THE WaALKER
DANCING SCHOOL
ISt 4th St. Near WasbJagtes .
Ball Room and Stage Oanclna Also
Teach Elocution and Dramatic Art
Classes for Children la Blaglag aad
... Vaaelag , -
COLONIAL ORCHESTRA
. i .;. SECOND SEASON- .
"Raw Meaabsra SoUclUd ,t .
C. ARTHUR HAULENBECK
Conductor
Vwliniat and Teacher
17 EILCRS ORtOON MUSIO HOUSE
., , PMONB MAIN 4S8S
. i. Mniiaue
Conservatoire c -
ArlUtlea-
TENOR -
Voice Production
ElesMiUry Stares to ABT1STIC fllflSH.
IKSTBUCTIOKS BARED Olf THE OLD
ITALIAN HCHOOL
OF
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