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12 THE INDEX, Saturday, April 7, 1928 At Break of Day Lockwood Miss Eberhart S"igh no .more. Ladies W. Lester Near My Father's Dwelling....G. Ferrari Sing. Maiden. Sing Gaston Borch tions and those who go to see the pictures. M U S I C A N D A R T SPECIAL services and music win J. van Etten, will preach at There are entries that compel have been arranged in the both services. many a return visit. And always majority of the churches The Choral for tomorrow, Easter Sunday. Easter music will make up the As April 15 is the date an For Old Trinity, in Sixth Ave program for the free organ renounced for the closing of the nue, where Dr. Percy G. Kamcital to be given by Dr. Charles fifteenth annual Salon of the merer is rector, the following Heinroth tonight at 8:15 o'clock Pittsburgh Academy of Science music has been arranged by Al in Carnegie Music Hall. The and Art's Photographic Section, fred Hamer, organist and choir "Good Friday Spell" from Wag there remains but one more master:ner's "Parsifal" is also included week to see this collection of on the program. This opera was 10:30 A. M. photographs that has come from Organ Prelude. For Easter Buef Wagner's last music drama. The all parts of the world. Interest Processional Hymn Welcome Happy music is characterized by seren in the Salon has grown each Morning A. S. Sullivan ity and great spiritual elevation. S P R I N G year, both among the contribu- The Easter Anthems H. W. Parker "Gethsemane," by the Danish The first balmy day in Spring Te Denm in E Flat H. Hadley composer, Otto Mailing, included sends your thoughts flying; to the Kyrie Eleison in E H. W. Parker joys of life in the country. on the program, is a mood pic Creed in E H. W. Parker Satisfy that longing for a change ture based on passages from the J. J. Gillespie Co. Hymn. Jesus Christ is Risen Today.. from city life. Scripture. The entire program Altered from Lyra Davidica Jf ine Sit (galleries Come to the Hotel Riverside where follows: Anthem Light's Glittering morn Be Established 1832 a delightful lime with congenial Overture for a Church Festival decks the Sky H. W. Parker company awaits you. Nicolai Sanctus in E H. W. Parker Paintings by American Every comfort and convenience "Gethsemane" Mailing Agnus Dei in E H. W. Parker and Foreign Artists of a high-class hotel—Any kind "Good Friday Spell" from "Parsifal" Gloria in Excelsis in E . H. W. Parker Old and Modern Mezzotints of a bath you prefer—Invigor Wagner Hymn, At the Lamb's High Feast We Original Elchings ating Gray Mineral Water. "Christus Resurrexit" Ravanello Sing _ George Elvey Fac Similes in Color Billiards, Bowling, Dancing, fine Parities Fleuries Mailly Tostlude Alleluias - Dubois English Anlique Furnilure Music. Voices of Spring _ Sinding 7:45 P. M. Informal Golf on the Riverside's "Alleluia" _ _ Dubois RESTORATION OF OLD Organ Prelude Cantilene Widor own magnificent 18-hole Course. The program for the recital PAINTINGS (Symphonie Romane) Good cement roads from all dir tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock: [We shall he clad lo advise wilh you Processional Hymn. Come Ye Faithections to Cambridge Springs. Overture "In Nature" Dvorak on this important subject] ful. Raise the Strain . A. S. Sullivan Andante in G (Song of Hope) Regilding in all its Branches Open All Year Magnificat in E H. W. Parker - -- Batiste Artistic Frame Making Write for Booklet Hymn. Jesus Lives H. Gauntlett Spring Song _ Mendelssohn We Cordially Invite You Hymn, The Strife is O'er Palistrina Hotel Riverside Anthem For Calvary The Promise Protestant Which was Epis "Resurrection Morn" Johnston to Visit Our Galleries In connection with Intermission of Five Minutes copal Made Church, Harvey B. Gaul, Bairstow 639 Liberty Ave. Gray Mineral Spring Sonata Pontificale _ Lemmens organist Recessional and Hymn, choirmaster, Jesus Christ the is (a) To a Wild Rose MacDowell PITTSBURGH, PA. Cambridge Springs, Pa. following Risen Today— services have been ar Wm. Baird & Son Co., PropG. (b) Tuesday, To a Water April Lily 10, the MacDowell Tuesranged Organ Postlude : Finale Widor day (a) The Musical Bee Club Choral, Lemare (Symphony V.) 11 A. M. Charles (bl The Cuckoo N. Boyd, director, Lemare Mrs. Prelude Praise Schubert Movement from Concerto Mozart Fragment Erik Satie (Flute, Harp and Organ) Russian Easter Alleluia .— Antiphonal Choir Processional Hymn Elsie "Exultemus" Breese Mitchell, accom .. Kinder panist, will give its last program of the season with Constance Eberhart as soloist. Mrs. Nelle Eberhart and her talented daughter lived many years in Pittsburgh, Mrs. Eberhart col C o n s o l i d a t e d Welcome Happy Morning laborating, as will be remem Introit Anthem bered, with Charles Wakefield Russian Easter Priests Blessing Communion Service Gounod (Messe Solennelle) (Trumpets, Tympanie, Harp and Organ) Hymn—Christ the Lord is Risen Today Hymn—Jesus Christ is Risen Today Offertory Alleluia Mozart Halleluiah Chorus „ Handel (Trumpets, Ty.mpanie, Harp and Organ) Recessional Hymn—The Day of Resurrection Postlude Easter Morning with the Pennsylvania Moravians Gaul 7 P. M. Prelude Easter Morn Johnston Processional Hymn Jesus Christ is Risen Today Offertory Anthems The Postlude Hymn Solemn Easter (a) (b) Christ's Three rector, The Morning Procession Men - Strife Resurrection the Trudging on is Rev. with Mount O'er Provencal Te Dr. Roubidoux Deum Cesar Ed-Carol Gaul Cui Cadman, writing the words of his songs and the texts of several operas. The program in full is: Fairy Thrall Carl Busch Thou Art The Night Wind - - - Harvel B. Gaul June Rapsody Mabel W. Daniels The Choral O mio Fernanda (La Favorita) Donizetti Miss Eberhart Ave Marie Johannes Brahms Why p. I. Tchaikovsky Soul Star Granville Bantock The Choral Quelle Souffrance Lenormand E se tin giorno tornasse Respighi Gavotte (Mignon) Thomas Miss Eberhart The Birth of Pierrot Noon Under Miss Marketing' the Eberhart) - Leaves The Choral (new; Franz written C Bornschein Cadman Weaver for I c e C o m p n P U R E ICE BETTER SERVICE PURE DISTILLED WATER a n y
each picture has an appeal for different reasons. To those versed in the way of photography, there is interest in the method used in developing the print; in the arrangement, or pose, if the picture is not a landscape or something of that sort; to others there is interest in the •'MIDSUMMER'S DAY" One of a group of three pictures in the Salon, by Charles K. Archer, is typical of his work. subject that has been chosen; and through all the entries there runs the same appreciation, on the part of the photographer, for the odd, the unusual or the beautiful, whatever the chief characteristic may be, whether the picture was taken in Australia, Czecho-Slovakia, Japan or the United States. A devotee to photography, it would seen, is a devotee to photography, no matter what his geographical connections may be! "POUF" By Nicholas Haz, of New York, has won much favorable comment in the Salon of the Photographic Section of the Pittsburgh Academy of Science and Art. The Photographic Section has established an associate membership of the Pittsburgh Salon, the men and women so honored being pictorialists who have won a place on the rolls through consistent excellence of their contributions to the Salons. The Pittsburgh members are Charles K. Archer, W. C. Jarrett, T. M. Jarrett, 0. C. Reiter, P. F. Squier, N. S. Wooldridge and W. W. Zieg. Out of town associate members are William A. Alcock, f o r t h e i r Alice Boughton, G. W. Harting, Dr. Charles II. Jaeger, T. W. Kilmer, William Elbert Mac- Naughton, Nickolas Muray, Dr. Arthur Nilsen, Dr. D. J. Ruzicka, Thomas O. Sheckell, William G. Shields, Mrs. Doris Ulmann, W. H. Zerbe, New York; Myers R. Jones, Sophie L. Lauffer, Joseph Petrocelli, Brooklyn; John Allen, Richard T. Dooner, S t u d y H o u r s THE INDEX, Saturday, April 7, 1928 13 Philadelphia; Fred R. Archer, James N. Doolittle, Arthur F. Kales, Ernest M. Pratt, Ernest Williams, Otis Williams, Los Angeles; Clark Blickensderfer, Denver; Alfred Brinkler, Francis 0. Libby, Portland, Maine; A. D. Brittingham, Bridgeport, Connecticut; Charles H. Brown, (Continued on Page 15) g i v e t h e m p l e n t y o j L I G H T Free Lighting Service Our experts are ready to ma\e a complete study of your lighting, and to submit a report and suggestions. Call Grant 4300 Line 205 £^""HOSE young eyes coiv C9 stantly in use, delving through book after book, page after page, of pictures and reading, are needful of par' ticular care and attention. Constantly and unknowingly they are perhaps being used under wrong and harmful conditions. Look to the lighting in your home. Be certain there is plenty of light for quick and easy vision, and that the lights are shaded and so placed as to eliminate dangerous eyestrain and glare. The right kind of light is so easy to have, and means so much later in life, that no home can afford to be without it. D U Q U E S N E L I G H T C O M P A N Y
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