Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 158, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1923 — Page 3

THURSDAY, NOV. 15, 1923

Wagnerian Opera Company Changes Program to Be Presented at Murat

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LEFT—JOSEF STRANSKY, GENE RAL MUSICAL DIRECTOR OF THE WAGNERIAN OPERA COMPANY. CENTER—OTTILLIE METZGER. LEADING CONTRALTO WITH THE OPERA COMPANY RIGHT—ELI NORA DE CISNEROS MEZZO-SOPRANO WITH THE OPERA COMPANY.

The management of the Murat an-1 nounces today for the first time ' change In repertoire of the Wagnerian Opera Company, -which comes there for matinee and night performances Dec. 8. It was necessary, due to the itine- j rnry of their tour to make the change, and instead of giving at the matinee "The Marriage of Figaro" tne bill will be Wagner's opera. “Lohengrin." j At night the company will sing Rich erd Wagner’s opera, “Die Walkuere,” instead of “Tannhauser.” This change in repertoire should ere ate renewed interest in the coming of grand opera to Indianapolis, for to have two of Richard Wagner’s operas the same day and a repertoire cf “Lohengrin" and “Die Walkuere” something that opera lovers of this community may never have again. The Wagnerian Opera Company j consists of forty-five principals, sixty- i three members of the chorus, stage ana technical directors, and an orchestra of fifty-five men. This company arrived from Germany only six weeks ago and has played in this country this season at Washington. Pittsburgh j and Chicago They are playing this week in Milwaukee. The repertoire of the Wagnerian j Opera Company is unusually large and j includes, in addition ~ to Wagner's I “ring" cycle of sou- operas—“Rhein gold,” “Walkuere.’’ “Siegfried” and "Goetterdammerung." Wagner’s "Fly ing Dutchman.” his “Meistersinger”: Mozart's “Marriage of F'igaro;" ■ Strauss’ “Die Fledermaus” and Hum perdinck’s fairy opera, “Haensel and Gretel. w It Is due to the extraordinary con ! ditions existing in Europe, that the management >f the Wagnerian Opera Company is enabled to assemble such a roster of stars and an Orchestra Each of the forty-five principals has been through the long and rigid train ing necessary to secure a foothold in the leading opera houses of central Europe; and among the members of the chorus are many who have in seasons past sung important roles in the opera houses of Vienna, Dresden. Munich and Frankfort. Mendelssohn Choir in Annual Recital Soon Final rehearsals are now in progress for the fall concert of the Mendelssohn Choir, which is to be given at Caleb Mills Hail on Monday night. Nov. 26. Suzanne Keener, the young coloratura soprano of the Metropolitan Open Company, will appear in a song recital in conjunction with the choir. One of the principal numbers to be given by the choir will be Gounoud’s Gallia, the soprano solo part of which will be taken by Miss Keener. The Mendelssohn male chorus will lie heard in two numbers, a spirited military composition by J. H. Maunder. entitled “Border Ballad." the words by Sir Walter Scott, and “The Trumpeter,” by J. Airlie Dix. Modern Rusia opera will be portrayed In the rendition of Rimsky-Korsak.iff’s “Farewell Carnival.” frim th^opera “Snyegourotcha” or “Snowflake." Among the sacred numbers the choir will give the “Sanctus,” from the famous Pope Marcellus Mass by Palestrina. This Mass, composed in 1565, is generally conceded to be the greatest achievement of all ages in the 'amain of church music. Piano Pupils to Give Recital Thursday Night Tonight at the Carrollton Reformed Church, Carrollton Ave. and FortyFourth St., the piano pupils of Mrs.

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Homer Marsh and the dramatic pupils of Miss Aileen Klaiber will appear in recital. Reading—•'Smile' Ben Hare Mildred Marsh. Song—“ You're Weicoms If You Keep Right Still’' Eldridge Piano—“ Morning Prayer" Streabog Norn.a Keller. Reading—"Mv Speaoh’’ Goodfelluw Pelurcs Ferrer. Reading—“ Little Boys' Troubles' ..Berry Vilroa Johnson. Duet—“ Scale Waltz" Mclntyre Aileen Klaib-- and Mrs Marsh Pantomime—" Counting Da:s.v Petals .Cox Mildred Marsh and Betty Barone. Piano—“Pixlie's Goodnight Song '... Brown Ovid Jones. Violin—" Ave Maria Gounod Miss Johnson. Reading Selected Emma Helkema. Piano—“ Little Boy Blue". . . . Englemann Bettjr Barone. Readirg Selected Ralph Swaisgood Vocal—( a l “Gondolier (bi “Da-ldy s Sweetheart" Mrs Muriln. er Duet—" Lively Dance for Two.” Mil Ired Marsh and Betty Barone. Duet—“On The Midway Brown Norma end Edward Keller Reading Selected Clara Bell Ot<y Piano—" Lee Svlphee' Baehmann Edward Keller. Readirg—“Traumerei • ... Ben Hare AiLen K!alb< r. Duet—“ Lilly Polka . Stealbog Ovid Jones an.! Edward Keller Musical Reading—“Momin: Glories’’ Cox Dolores Ferrer assisted by Viima Johnson Emma Helkema Betty Barone Chrisanna Ellis Norma Keller Mildr.-d Marsh. Bonnie and Betty McDowell. Song—“With a Tear in One Eye, We Will Bid You Goodbye' . ... Eldridge -I- ‘I- -I* Attractions on view today include: Anatol Frledland at Keith's: Yvette at the Lyric: new hill at the Palace: “Bubble Bubble” at the Capitol: ICWA PHYSICIAN MAKES STARTLING OFFER TO CATARRH SUFFERERS. Found Treatment Which Healed His Own Catarrh and Now Offers to Send It Free to Sufferers Anywhere. Davenport. lowa —Dr. IV. O Coffee, Suite 1185, St. .Tatnes I'otel Bldg., this city, one of the most widely known physicians and surgeons in the Central West, announces that he found a treatment which completely healed him of catarrh In the head and nose, deafness and head noises after many years of suffering. He then gave the treatment to a number of other sufferers and they state that they also were completely healed. The Doctor is so proud of his achievement and so confident that his treatment will bring other sufferers the same freedom it gave him, that he is offering to send a 10 days’ supply absolutely free to any reader of this paper who writes him. Dr Coffee has specialized on eye. ear. nose nnd throat diseases for more than tfcirtyfive years and is honored and respected by countless thousands. If you suffer from nose, head or throat catarrh catarrhal deafness or head noises send him your name and address today —Advertisement.

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‘GOLDEN RULE IS NEEDED IN LIFE’ Methodists Hear Arthur Nash in Closing Council Session, “We are not living Christianity enough in. our daily lives,” asserted Arthur (“Golden Rule”) Nash of Cincinnati, Wednesday night at the final session of the Indiana convocation of the Methodist Episcopal Church at. Roberts Park M. E. Church, N. Delaware and Vermont Sts. “The lack of Christianity brought on the World War,” he said. “Christianity has not failed, but credal, dogmatic denominatlonism has failed. Bring back the Golden Rule.” The Rev. Jesse Bogue of Indianapolis, area secretary, announced Grant County had won *ha pennant for first prize for counties with a population of 60,000 or more showing the best increase in church efficiency and building in the past year. Marion County was second. In the class of counties with a population of 25,000 or more Floyd County won first. Hendricks County was awarded first prize in the class of counties with a population of 25,000 or less. About 200 young people attended the closing mass session of the Epworth League Institute Wednesday night at the Central Avenue M. E. Church. Central Ave. and Twelfth St. Dr. Daniel L. Marsh* of Pittsburgh, Pa., made the principal address. Three Held In Theft Inquiry Otto Bunce, 4329 Hovey St.; Homer ! Robertson, 441.1 Royal Ave., and Carl I Oliver, same address, were arrested : on vagrancy charges today in the in- | vestigation of theft of brass freight ! car journals from the Nickel Plate Railroad yards, near Thirty-Eighth I St. and Fall Creek, according to police. Insurance Classes to Open Fundamentals of life insurance are to be taught in a class opening to night at the Y. M. C. A., sponso' , by the Indianapolis Association / Life Underwriters and the “Y” cdu I cational department. The classes will I b- conducted semi weekly.

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