4 SrXPAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. t SEPTEMBER 28. 1930—PART FOUR.

i < Fourth Concert Tour , ' 1— ¦¦¦ Os U. S. Army Band l! LEADS PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA THE United States Army Band—- * 1 -1 -I "Pershing's Own"—embarks on Its3 I - M I fourth public concert tour on October ‘{¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦l U tour S being 6. This is confined to Dela- ware. Pennsylvania. New Jersev, New C~l York and New England. are Included iMI/'SICALi strange rumors drift- l free beer and “gesundhelts" float- town that ing around. concerts at Mecca Temple, New York j6B STUDIOS OF WASHINGTON ing about* j City; Brooklyn Academy of Music, 'lgHB9 Constitution Hall may | ** * * Princeton University. Bucknell Uni- WITHnot house various sym- San Francisco Opera Co.’s versity, Amherst College, Exeter Acad- CONTRALTO with experience wishes posi- j 'y'HE tion as church soloist, or in auartette. emy. Williams College, » phonic societies during the com- season promises to be an espe- Williamstown. Address Boa 499-R. Star office. |A77 PIANO PLAYING Doree Germaine Holman Mass.; State Teachers' College at Pots- *¦““ foiltlwlj Aar fcrieg ing Winter, it seems, to the cially brilliant this year. _ Piano lessons. Special rate of SS for the Tkacht due. one dam. N. Y.: Stroudsburg. Indiana, first 8 lessons for beginners. Sylvia TEACHZE OF PIANO demands of stage hands for a Word from the State of eternal Pa., I Poretshy, Columbia 7979 appointment. • ¦ and at Paterson, N. J. other con- < for IN 20 LESSONS a on js&, Eh »» Wla. ftvt.. Betheads. Ml Brad. IM fabulous crew to move piano sunshine indicates that the num- certs are scheduled for Hartford. Wor- SINGERS! SAXOPHONE. BANJO. GUITAR rvnd off stage, and various an- ber of individual triumphs are ; cester, Lowell. Woonsocket. Portland, Clarinet. Trumpet. Ckulsle. Ete. nouncements from day to day con- running up into the double fig- i Bangor. Watertown. Buffalo. Roches- An Opportunity OiUMtn Tr»lnlnc—Send for Booklet | ter, Barre, Vt... and Claremont, Prime donna will train a few sinters, Christensen School of Popular Music WALTER T. HOLT likely to appear it to N. H. vocally dramaticly, opera **• cerning artists ures. Most pleasing is hear and In roles this 111 llth N - w - One of the interesting features of season In Washington. District I*7* School of Mandolin, Guitar and here, the “creeps, Clare Clairbert. Pupils musical season that whose in- this tour will be the band's to prepared for church, concert, and Banjo, Hawaiian visit ’ BpßaKsjgkf - Jflp * ... m Guitar on apace,” with something that -1 troduction to Washington this Conn., l radio. Guilford. the home town of Capt. Weekly experience. and Ukulalo begins to look like excitement. Winter has been promised, is be- W J. Stannard, leader of the band. Only serious, ambitious girls, with good Eetableebed IfU>4 Foremost among this week’s ing hailed as one of the brightest Since the town docs not have Hr natural voices accepted. ! Kntemble prartlre with the Nordlra Claba an audi- if m J Voice trial by appointment. LOVETTE STUDIO and ener- torium of sufficient capacity * I 1801 Columbia Rd. N.W., Col. 0946 visitors was the new of operatic stars and one that to accom- Phoni-_Mctroo»m»n ttill. modate the band, the Board :9k, f Eva Whitford Lovette getic manager-director of the should set this musical vale sjjre. of Trade mk Voice and Kadio Vincent, has arranged the placing of a large J Technique— German Opera Co., J. J. Miss Clairbert’s local debut is Coaching this tent on the village green for the con- ETTA SCHMID WELLS who came to tell about sturdy thus becoming one of the really certs. Director of Lovette Choral ELENA de SAYN for the Win- season, Club organization's plans , j important events of the Another interesting engagement will Teacher of Piano Author of "Firet Artiete especially to already be at, Studio 2008 St. Lettont, ter correllated and is causing much filled Longwood. the estate of RESIDENCE STVDIO. Que and Their Making." Washington. that this speculation and anticipation. One Pierre S. du Pont, in Wilmington. fiUBHI * M 34*2 Ashley Terrace. Cleveland Park. D. C. NORTH 7015 It seems 1 Hlift f Phone Cleveland 52M2. Underlying Principle* a January 5 Plans are already under way for the "The of city is to be honored on almost hopes that the “standing BRANCH STI’DIO. Beautiful and Accurate initial operatic room only” dusted 1831 tour, when the Army Band is t.o The New Kensington Apt.. Tone an by the company's sign will be 2*ol Itth St. Clifton). • Techoic.” vehicle of the year, but that, con- and ready for service when this visit the West Coast and give the peo- BARITONE of Ik ashes by then—the her realistic portrayal one of I * But Thorough Instruction realize that any one who comes to H m “Gotterdammerung,” followed; j the most stupendous operatic hear this mass of Janacek's with the Symphonic Orchestra Practice will teach in Washington this Winter at possibly by “Valkerie,” or mayhap j roles on record. Sharing honors masses of Mozart or Palestrina or the 1928 Biltmore St. Col. 9599 At any rate, the prima a “Tristram.” with the donna was Sydney "Passions" of Bach in mind will be - possibility of “Tiefland” coming Rayner. young American tenor, shocked by the barbaric, peasant-like King-Smith Studio School to town, contrary to general ex- who exhibited unusual vocal and strength of this new music. Janacek Elsa Louise” raner 1751 New Hampshire Ave. pectation, seems to be rare, and histrionic ability.” himself did not intend it for perform-’ ’ LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI, violinist may have to fly to New ance in church. Nevertheless its emo- Famous conductor, who will lead the first symphonic Work may be arranged with Mr. Seagle alone or with Mr. Seagle and patrons j “Salome” is one of those operas tional sincerity is obvious to any hear- program of the year when Pupil of Leopold Auer for seven years, Mr. York to hear this novel—the li- that imagine might suit the Philadelphia Orchestra comes to Constitution Hall November 4. and endorsed by him as concert aoloist and King-Smith, who is head of the voice department and who was j one can er, and musically it is filled with strik- teacher. associated with Mr Seagle in Paris. bretto reads like a modern ing * more La Jeritza’s talents to perfection, and new ideas. 1332 15th Street N.W. North 7729. A voice scholaiship with Mr. Seagle is offered. Mr. King-Smith of- drama—and provocative opera's j j Those who shrink from her man- "Incidentally it is a work which pre- fers a scholarship for a contralto. Applicants must be between the ages of Introduction in “the States.” | nerisms as Carmen and consider sents tremendous difficulties to chorus, seventeen and twenty-five and should apply to Mr. King-Smith for audi- ** * * Aimee Cellarius Gay 1 that she outmaneuvers even such soloists and orchestra. In spite of this Edith Mason to Sing | tion. \VHAT Mr. Vincent has to offer it is so outstanding among the choral Pianiste Teacher, Coach ; impassioned performers as Farrar works of recent years that Here WELDON CARTER, distinguished Washington pianist, will teach the of innovations it is re- Musigraphs and Accompanist in way seem to agree that as Salome she ceiving performances throughout Eu- two days a week at the studios. with the German Opera Co. is give vent A WELL KNOWN soprano has LESCHETIZKY METHOD can to some of the idio- rope. Frankfurt-am-Main will hear it Fonr Years’ Finishing With European CAROLINE McKINLEY returns from study in Europe bringing has lured a syncrasies that rankled, October 12, been added to the list of considerable. He have and and the first performance Tuesday Evening Music Club Masters new inspiration to her increasingly popular classes in Rhythmic Dancing band of Germany’s noted singers J yet away in England will be given at the Nor- artists who will appear here in NIGHT CLASSES and Dramatic Art. get with them safely. of Washington will begin its concert at Constitution Hall STVDIO. 1311 Oak St. N.W. to this country for the first time | | There no folk and Norwich Festival on Octo- study Phone Col. 5224 • private is evidently sphere of ber 23.” seventh season of and en- during the coming 1930-31 sea- • LISA GARDINER conducts her dance studio at King-Smith by like energetic and opera semble singing on September Studio-School, specializing in Ballet and all forms Stage what seems the in which Jeritza is not The Janacek mass, accompanied by son. Mrs. Wilson-Greene yester- Russian of courageous says: causing comment THE30 at the club's studio, 1406 day Mason, Dancing. means. He “For one way or shorte" announced that Edith i works of other Czech compos- H street. CORINNE M. TUCKER six weeks I was in a different i janother. Last season there were ers. will be performed by the Friends leading lyric soprano of the The Dunning System of CHARLES A. R. DUNN, distinguished Washington artist, will eon- town every night—this was in two vague of Music Chicago Civic Opera Co., will be Improved Music Study the new *st adventure at the school—the new Art Studio. Here also one or rumbles of Sunday afternoon. October T. Guy Lucas w'ill give an organ re- presented as the fourth for Beginners -JiL Germany—attending opera per- prima-donnerish 26, at the Metropolitan Opera House, attrac- Studio. 1820 Mass. Aye. N.W., Apt. K ROBERT BYRNE will conduct his fascinating classes in Theater Arts. warfare but cital tomorrow evening at 8 15 o'clock tion of the gala performance formances and the lookout nothing happened. So New York. at St. John’s Church. GENEVIEVE HENDRICKS will again teach her popular and prac- on this year that will open the Saturday eve- tical course In Interior Decoration. for new voices and new personal- one may exnect more flashing of j Vladimir Vasa has returned to this ning concert series on November ities. When I heard a remarkable the eyes, more sensationally sung Y. W. C. A. Music Plans city after a year of teaching in Czecho- 8, at 8:30 o’clock. There are also attractive classes in ENGLISH. FRENCH, SPANISH. voice I went back stage—brought and postured roles, more ward- slovakia. He will open his studio for The addition of Edith Mason ALBERT W. HARNED, I ITALIAN. GERMAN. ART HISTORY, SHORT STORY WRITING, out my contract blank—and us- robe accessories the likes of For the Coming Season piano here shortly. to ihe* roster of artists brings the MUS. JOURNALISM AND DOMESTIC ARTS. which list up to no less than five ar- DOC. The classes in Music and Dancing ually along about 3 o’clock in the have never been seen short of a EXTENSIVE plans for musical activi- $j for children and juniors are under Helen Ware, concert violinist, who has tists on the same program— j the supervision of EDITH C. DAWKINS and LISA GARDINER. morning, over a light meal, the Cleopatra reign. ties for the coming Winter are made her home in Washington for sev- Edward Metropolitan Jessie Masters, Mas. Bac., being by Johnson. - thing was signed.” Allof which is brought to mind made the Young Women's eral years, has opened a new studio at Opera tenor; Maier and Pattison, Associate For Ratee and Information, Addrete the Secretary Christian Association, featuring probably the leading It is interesting to hear of because the baroness will be with the 816 Connecticut avenue. Besides teach- American Telephone North 10385 one wandering through us toward very Sunday afternoon musicales at the Ad- ing. Miss Ware is planning a busy con- piano ensemble; Salvi, the world's some the the middle of the minlstartion greatest VOICE CULTURE Germanic hinterland in quest of bitterest Winter weather. Building. Seventeenth and cert season and will be heard here sev- harpist, and Miss Mason. K streets; and the development of the eral times during the W.nter. Miss Mason, it will be recalled, ARTISTIC SINGING talent, for it is no secret that j Girl Reserve Glee Club which was appeared here on two successive every small town has its local j organized last Winter. Frances Outelius has announced the seasons with the Chicago Opera Studios: opera company. It also is no se- Denishawn Dance School Mary M. Burnett will direct the mus- opening of her sixteenth season of piano Company. cret that many operatic imnre- ena ical activities of the Washington as- teaching at the Dupont Circle studios 1317 New York Avenue | Op Branch This Season sociation. having on October 1. Edith-Virden-SRiith will sarios over here sign their sing- Just arrived in the by ’THE first authentic branch of the city. Miss Burnett was recently in have classes for the voice in the studio ( music was offered Inez Miller, so- ers on the dotted line for their 4 prano, Athey, pianist PIPE ORGAN “Denishawn School of the Dance charge of special programs of music on Mondays and Thursdays. and Edith and RUTH Mr. PETER name value alone. Since Vin- and Its Related Arts’’ south of New and glee clubs for the Reserve, accompanist. I The \\ who made Girl and ashington singer her grand opera debut cent argued with himself that York is to be Washing- Business Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Rakemann ij‘ —with practice privilege on |ij established in and Professional Women's De- The in Italy, and has since been a success in stellar operatic what this country needed was ton. The main studio Is conducted in partments in Kansas City. She was have returned to their home on Bilt- Lovette Choral Club. Eva Whit- the great organ of the New York by graduated at more street after spending several ford Lovette director, will open its roles in various Italian towns, new talent without benefit of Ted Shawn and Ruth the University of Kansas, fourth j St. Denis. Founders of the branch and later at the Kansas weeks with their son at Bay Ridge, season tonight with a program Universalist National name, he accomplished what City Conserva- Brooklyn and later at of music at the Lutheran Church of here will be Marian Chace and Le«ter tory of Music, afterward taking u* Spring Lake. had SEVEN YEARS’ INTENSIVE TRAINING under should be a rare and goodly deed. Shafer. Miss vocal N. J. Mr. Rakemann has resumed Atonement, North Capitol street and Memorial Church hear him of the hun- Chace is in private life and piano atudies in New York teaching Rhode Island avenue. To talk Mrs. Lester Shafer, and. with her hus- City, in special preparation for Young and will again take charge of For appointment phono: dreds of operas he saw and the, band, comes directly to Washington Women’s musical leadership. the orchestra he inaugurated last sea- EDNA BISHOP DANIEL thousands beautiful voices that from school, son. Camille Allenworth has returned to National 0118 ar Shepherd 2583 of the New York where they Under Miss Burnett's direction the this city 111 DURING WHICH TIME she became popular in Washington as a con- as have been closely Elizabeth Somers from Fontainebleau, where she cert and radio artist, he heard seems though there i associated with the Glee Club will begin The first regular meeting of the Summer was soloist for a professional local engagement in heads of that school for the past few Its fourth season in October. studied this under I. Philipp. a moving picture production might be something of a musical i eajly Thp Washington Alumni Chapter of the Mu Miss Allenworth has a studio of music i at the Metropolitan Theater, made an out- I years. Girl Reserves will resume their glee Phi Epsilon, National Known standing hit by her singing of the stellar roles in Victor Herbert’s millennium in Germany. Imagine The Washington club rehearsals Honorary Musi- for children at 2040 S street northwest. Internationally being able to spend six weeks lit- branch will open in November, with muglc cal Sorority, was held recently at the "Sweethearts" and in "Tha Chimes of Normandv" during engagements Saturday, October 25, at the studio of chairmen in the various clubs already ' Washington College of Music, Helen The Von Unschuld University of with the Washingtonians at the Shubert-Garrick Theater, and was erally foraging through opera Miss Chace and Mr. Shafer, planning for the annual Girl soprano soloist of the Church 1719 K Reserve ! Bellman presiding. A short program of (Continued on Eighth Page.) VIOLINIST of the Covenant for more than three years. houses along the Rhine, up into street, and applications for admission Conference October 3-6, at which I the hills, in the larger towns and to classes are now being received at 6 "Music" is to be the featured subject finally in Berlin. Imagine also Virgilia street, Chevy Chase. Md. of discussion. THE DANIEL STUDIO OF SINGING taking a trip up the Hudson or The opening Bunday afternoon mus- Eetab. 1916 icale will take place October 12, the Mississippi and stopping off at 5 Studied with Seveiic Clare Clairbert Praised o’clock. id Hubay in Europe, for opera festivals on the way! id concei tiled ex- Edna Bishop Daniel, Director Imagine finding more than half By Enthusiastic Critic nslvely in America id abroad. For ten Male Voices—Female Voices a dozen opera companies in this ENTHUSIASTIC reports come from Church Music Course iar» successful teach- STUDIOS OF in New York and entire country anyway! But the Coast concerning the San WASHINGTON aihlntten. Day and Evening Appointment• then, it is to the fulfillment of Francisco operatic debut of Clare Clair- At College of Music TWO authorities in organ and church HELEN »¦» Ja.gfi.-f 1340 New York Ave. N.W. Phone such a dream that Mr. Vincent bert, the phenomenal Belgian soprano, 4 WARE National 1499 who is making her first American tour music, Lewis Corning Atwater and B leading plan and other directors season, Conrad Bernier, will have of the ! G. Davi. this and who recently scored a charge ,ln (Formerly faculty to bend energy. As he says, : ‘ member of of their brilliant success with Benjamlno newly evolved course in church music “•"fa m, d “lr “What this country needs is op- Gigli w'hich is being offered for the ; &m e Washington College of Muaie) i “Traviata” in the California city. Clair- coming 32?0 lAh nDecatur A yocal Scholarship **-a among the people and the cul-1 bert. incidentally, will make her Wash- Fall and Winter by the Washington Accompanist- ture be had a College of Music. This is to be a two- i —ln exchange for seryieot at a I WASHINGTON MUSICAL I that can by having j i ington debut in concert here this year Teacher studio accompanist, is offered to company course and will Include the study of Piano girl to sight-read play local opera in every Winter. of A able and Redfem Mason, in the hymnology, choir conducting, the different compositions. city.” i San Fran- plain chant and the history of sacred INSTITUTE *m * * cisco Examiner, called her "a coloratura music, • 'of the first to be suitably presented for or- Call National 1499 (Opposite Central High School) rank” and one who "belongs ganists, The Master ~sssa*r (yiIEF among the new addi- singers and choir directors. WELDON CARTER, to the modern school of prima donnas, Mr. Atwater, well known here as s, * Director and Hoad of Piano Dept. iions the German company j whose singing is always hl (Mr. Carter will teach two day* a week at the to | the utterance organist and choir director 8t All Souls' Klnc-Smith Studio School) von Os a deflinte recognizable Dr. is Dr. Max Schillings, one of j i and mood.” Eighth ; > Edwin N. C. Barnes, heads the Voice Department Unitarian Church and at Street of (Teacher and for “And if she School the J recltall.t in Boston) Germany’s can be brilliant with Temple, IS veara really important musi- has given recitals on many vuiv/L (Voice pupils examined chare*) cal the best of them" Mr. Mason continued, n* without figures. Dr. von Schillings, famous church organs, both in America Frleate and Class Lessons HENRY liquid | lOnA itarneg has been engaged princi- “She can make the tones of the abroad, notably at Nicolaikirshe, Dr. Announce# a Course of Lecturee the who as middle voice float with imponderable and the * A%*alV Basie Tonal Work and Coaehlnr In MUSIC, SONG, DANCE on year's an in Hamburg, and at the Hofkirche, in Opera, Oratorio and Songs pal conductor for this tour, loveliness that carries, by l l| Art Free trial lesson any sheer virtue ODPort “n, “M on musical Instru- di- Lucerne. ment. song or dance, your was formerly general musical of purity, throughout the whole vast Conrad Bernier, gold Grace at own home ART OF SINGING recto- the laureate and G. Gilchrist Interpretation.^s.aht or at the studio. Instruments rented and of famous Berlin Staats- auritorium. Listening to this great medalist of the Academy of Director for sale. Results guaranteed quickly if you Including Dictation, Interpretation, Song Literature ! artist, one instinctively Quebec can sing, hum or whistle. Pupils op?r, end he has been re-engaged feafs that here Music in 1919. was awarded a three-year radio, booked and is eighth for vitaphone. stage and club en- Program Building as guest conductor for 35 opera j j the art that will make the scholarship by the Canadian govern- Gustav G. Weckel gagements. ! season pf the pan Francisco Opera fa- from First Congregational Church Marguerite Carter heads the Violin Department performances there this Autumn i ment. In Paris 1923 to 1927 he Assistant Director inth ft C, STS. N.W. (Scholarship rraduate of the Institute of Musical , mous. HeTE k no theatricality; all is organ Appointments Art. New York City, and Besides won studied with Joseph Bonnet, and made--The Tortner 2928 14th St. N.W. reritaliit in New York City, San Franci.cn, etc.) and Winter. having ! | authentic art,'art such as few singers ftgg substituted for him at the Church of —— distinction through the efficacy of ! i can enrich opera withal.” Master lessons on the 1- Helen Le Fevre Lyon heads the Theoretical Department St. Eustache for two years. He has (Classes forming Harmony. ... . In Counterpoint, etc.) von Schillings - piano his baton, Dr. is; been heard in numerous recitals abroad for beginners, | (iPf)t*OT{* •nneeneoa a special History of Music clast for Musicians and SrlHlYimPl study subject. known on this side of the ocean | and in this country. Two years ago he artist-students and pro- UCUI S C UUIIIIUIICI thoae.a— Interested In this as a cultural especially as the composer of Wins Chicago Fellowship. was called to this city to become or- Frances Gutelius All Departments—Assistant Teachers j and professor of music at the fessionals. j! “Mona Lisa,” an opera produced AN item of especial local Interest is ganist 1201 N.W. by the in 1923. n Catholic University of America, which Teacher Si Piano Studios since 1914 Clifton St. Tel. Adams 7891 Metropolitan that Martha McAdams has won the post until now. of "8‘"8 m fellowship in music under he has held 1006 F St. N.W. | | Another musical personal- Rudolph — new I By Appointment Only ity, about whom Mr. Vincent Ganz offered by the Chicago Musical ¦ Street l Dupont Circle. seems greatly excited, is Marie ' College. 1723 I Northwest North 8274. This fellowship was won by Miss Mc- Philadelphia Orchestra von Essen. Mr. Vincent found her Adams, both last year and this, over in a small town Announces Latest Plans German reaping numerous contestants from all parts of THE Philadelphia Orchestra Assocla- ! FLORA McGILL KEEFER Washington College of Music great triumphs a particular j the United States. Mme. LOUISE COUTINHO on 1 -4 ticn announces that in addition to Mezzo-soprano, announce* tbe night, singing Before going to Chicago. Miss Mc- CHARLOTTE KLEIN t Concert Pianiste takes pleasure in announcing that Gotterdammer- the concerts given locally there will be i opening: of her If in Europe and America So Adams was a pupil of La Salle Spier in F Eugene ung.” delighted was he—as he 21 out-of-town performances by the A * G O Matter Pupil of d Albert says—not only with her voice, but I this city. For four years she v.as an Philadelphia Studio at 1729 G St. $ and Egon Petri. Berlin active member of the Washington Orchestra during the sea- Announces the opening of a new studio in with her general stage bearing son of 1930-1931, the thirty-first in Chevy Chase, with special classes for EMANUEL Mrs. Keefer also announces a new ? ZETLIN j Pianists' Club. the history of the organization. Organ Piano < children. and personality—that he betook j •“"** «nd choral club, with recitat < PHONE COM MBIA MM 10 concerts Recitals Instruction V !• will himself There will be in Newr Ci _ 3925 McKinley Bt.. return from Europe to resume backstage with his little % / York, four concerts each in Washing- each month. j ch «» y “*** contract blank in on . ? Mudios teaching the college and started ton single perform- t W' “One of the outstanding women 1809 Kaloratna_Rd.___« at this week Local Organist and Baltimore and Opera,n Oratorion and Clas.ic > his best German, feverishly hop- ances by the orchestra Hartford, . organist* of the ¦ ¦¦¦¦¦' in t ing that she would listen to his Wilmington and Princeton. Repertoire j 4 American Organist. 3 R/|R. ZETLIN was awarded / Regina lvS the highest honorary pleadings. He had gotten just As in previous .seasons, the direction i Private lesson* and vocal classea of J Mme. Vicarino de- as “Wollen sie?” when of the concerts both in Philadelphia two and three are now being; formed. / SOPRANO obtainable In Russia about as far i ' by Auer, upon the young singer turned to him and in other cities will alternate be- Available for Glazounoff and tween Conductors Leopold Stokowski j Applications to Re Made t 3217 Wisconsin Avenue £; %r\ from tiie Im- and, in words something akin to Concert, Recital, Opera perial Conservatory and “ of Petro- Ossip Gabrilowitscli. Cleve. 0342 grad. “be yourself,” told the astonished In Washington Mr. Stokowski will At 1801 16th St. Oratorio • ‘fl In 1916. He has been an , \ . associate manager that she—Marie von conduct the first two concerts on Tues- • North 0603 Mme Vicarino has sung ai prlma i of Carl Flesch for Essen—was really Marie Kent, day evenings, 4 donna in leading opera houses of jfijlfe; niany years and with Mr. Flesch -1 November and Decern- Europe. and the and her home and hearth i ber 9. Mr. Gabrilowltsch will be the South America Wm spent four years on the faculty that United States gimPfe-. . of the Curtis Institute. Whereupon, { conductor on Tuesday evenings, Janu- Mmr. Vicarino will accept students in Mr. were in Detroit, Mich. jflr Zetlin’s distinction of style in according to myth, the two of ary 20 and February 17. At the latter II Claude Robeson The Art of Singing his concert Jascha Heifetz, violinist, will be The Hauer Studios V, playing arid the superior them chatted merrily about things ; | Opera and Concert Repertoire quality of his teaching ability i the soloist. A/ place Mr. French and Italian wBVJ . # the college in a position musical and unmusical and the Stokowski has called the first re- Wf/ to Monday. Violin and Piano Piano Or^flll W- W offer the finest opportunity final upshot was that Manager i hearsal of the orchestra for • Telephone 11*5;3 1612 ¦ Adams 20th St. N.W. * j „ to local musicians. Mr. Zetlin Vmcent returned to his lodgings September 29, when the full personnel 1827 Afternoons Only .J of 110 musicians Ontario Placo WE will have charge of ensemble begin prepara- " ""’ • * with a newly signed contract and will ,m :na cV ,n Phone Decatur 4903 -W ** playing tions for the season under his personal II Accompanying at the college, a rare the name of a singer who he is ; / experience direction. It is Mr. Stokowski's plani for those desiring to positive will blaze forth auspi- thereminvox, acquaint themselves with the ciously coming to again use the an elec- finest during the Win- trical Instrument that adds resonance of In chamber musle. ter. and sonority to the string choirs, and LaSALLE SPIER Telephones, Col. 2191 Col. 3720 INSTITUTE T'HJE twenty -seventh year ** * * i has been used with great success since Pianist, Composer Immi opens with the most dls- to report Max its Introduction two seasons ago. A , tingulshed faculty in the ACCORDINGRoth, also engaged for this The Washington appearances of the Teacher MUSICAL ART ' _ history of the school, including year’s peregrinations the Philadelphia Orchestra are under the C. E. CHRISTIANI. Mu*. Dl., President. ' «l BhHKV Mr. Sigismund- Sto.jowski. noted of Ger- management of T. Arthur Smith Con- *¦ FRANK GEBEST, pianist, , js_ Classes Director. Opera Richardd:.i i Burmeiater,n Berlind Children’s B. ; /W ;\ and Mr. Norman man Co., is one of Ger- cert Bureau. ¦ Frauenheim. * student of Mr. many’s eminent baritones, and Complete, systematic course of ln A school of highest artistic standard. Stojowski for several years. piano to highest grades chould do much toward making instruction j liVTCth ttm t All and branchea of music, piano, Mr. Zetlin Courses in all subjects leading To Sing Over Radio. proficiency, including ear train- smnm violin, voice, orchestral this season a successful one. i MUSIC AND DANCING and fretted in- , , .. .. . , to diplomas and degrees which Furthermore, what with 15 rail- LEWIS C. ATWATER, REGINA VICARINO, soprano, , Ing. harmony and music history. struments, theory, history, appreciation, | are issued by authority of a charter granted by the State of Virginia Germany’s Well known locally as an organist of V/JME.1 4 who is making her home in Frequent pupils’ recitals. Inter- at language expression, dancing, solfeggio, and certified to by the Board of Education. The college has been ap- road cars full of most distinction, Wash- • view by appointment. proved by the State Department lvrical nightingales trouping who has also given many r ington, will be heard over the radio in choir directing. Certificates and di- for the training of foreign students. E recital* abroad. Re Is choir director of! first of of programs r Retidence-Studio plomas. through there should the a series over King-Smith* Studio-School Dormitories the country, ' i two churches in this r»ty and on the > WRC tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 I) 2235 Bancroft Placo N.W. . . * Orch.stra on * Send for Catalog or Call and See Vt YmeKaalfearDOOK be—especially the initial night t staff of the Washl-jton College of[ o'clock. Mme. Vicarino will be soloist t Tol. North 8572 2107-os ft s*. Potom . c IS4S in Wasfrgton— much imaginary 7 ! Music. with the Homer L. Kitt hour. 831 18th St. N.W., Mot. SBll.