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12 THE INDEX, Saturday, May 12, 1928 May Night _... Palmgren Observance of traffic regula MUSIC AND ART Rondo di Campanelli Morandi tions and injunctions and acci A N exhibition of small During the 1928-29 season the Memories ._ Demarest dent prevention are so closely paintings by members of orchestras to give concerts here For Contralto and Organ: allied as to be almost one and the the Cordova Club will be under the auspices of the Asso Gloria _ -._ Buzzi-Peccia same thing. In the total of 176 held in the Booklovers' Shop, ciation are the Chicago Sym For Contralto, Harp and Organ: fatal traffic accidents taking South Highland Avenue, the last phony, Frederick Stock, conduc "May-night" The Rosary by Selim Palm Nevin place in Pittsburgh last year two weeks in May. The exhibittor; Boston Symphony, Serge gren, Coronation a Finnish March composer, Svendsen is in over 75 per cent involved pedesors will be Helen A. Bennett, Koussevitzky, conductor; New cluded on the program for the trians, many of whom were Eleanor E. Black, Alice Preston York Philharmonic, W i 11 e m free organ recital to be given to crossing the street at points Clapp, Anna Belle Craig, Lidie Mengelberg and Arturo Toscanight by Dr. Charles Heinroth at other than intersections, these E. Gray, Margaret Edmunds nini, conductors; Cleveland, 8:15 o'clock in Carnegie Music numbering 56 while playing in Jensen, Bertha Gill Johnston, Nikolai Sokoloff, conductor; Hall, Schenley Park. This com the street resulted in the death Edna Lauschke, Margherita Minneapolis, Henri Verbrugposer's work is said to be remin of 25. In no case was a person Chiari Langer, Cora Lee, Florghen, conductor. iscent of Grieg. Dr. Heinroth's killed crossing the streets at an ence E. Newcomer, Louise program for this evening will intersection with the signal. Pershing, Rachel McClelland A special Summer exhibition also include three popular organ Sutton, Helen C. Whitmer, of paintings, water colors, etch In addition to Walter Rosen- numbers: "Overture to 'Rienzi' " Sarah C. Wilson and Henrietta ings, sculpture and wood block baum, chairman, those on the by Wagner, "Humoresque" by F. Williams. prints is now being held in the Pedestrian Week Committee in Dvorak, and "Caprice Viennois" Milch Galleries, West Fifty-sevclude Frank L. Duggan, W. H. by Kreissler. The entire pro The Macbeth Galleries in East enth Street, New York. Stevenson, W. H. Boyce, P. C. gram follows: Fifty-seventh Street, New York, Wolff, Edwin C. May, Walter announce an exhibition of Amer The Phillipps Memorial Gal Overture to "Rienzi" Wagner Laird, R. M. Sherrard, C. ,H. ican paintings for home decoralery in Washington, D. C, is May-night ._ Palmgren Roth, Inspector of Traffic Ben R. tion. Among the artists repre showing an exhibition of water Humoresque Dvorak Marshall, Paul Houston, Thomas sented are Clifford W. Ashley, colors by seventeen' American Two Movements from Pastoral Sym Fitzgerald, Joseph B. Donley, C. Kenneth Bates, Max Bohm, artists Tuesday, Saturday and phony, No. 6 ._ Beethoven R. Zahniser, D. W. Wait, L. W. Maurice Braun, Emil Carlsen, Sunday afternoons in May. The I.—Allegro Ma Non Troppo. Mclntyre, F. J. Kress, E. Snod- John Carlson, C. K. Chatterton, painters represented are Arthur II.—Andante Molto Mosso. grass, Jr., George E. Clarkson, Cecil Chichester, Jay Connaway, B. Davies, Edward Hopper, Caprice Viennois Kreissler B. W. Marsh, Albert Bentz and Charles H. Davis, Paul Dougher Charles Burchfield, G. and R. Two Chorale-Improvisations J. V. Long. ty, Charles Warren Eaton, F. C. Beal, John Marin, Rockwell — - - Karg-Elert Frieske, Daniel Garber, Albeit Kent, Paul Dougherty, Lars I.—"A Mountain Fastness is our Groll, Childe Hassam, Aldro T. Hoftrup, William Zorach, Alfred God." Hibbard, Carl Lawless, Ernest Maurer, Charles Demuth, Allen II.—"Now Thank We All our God." J. J. Gillespie Co. Lawson, Hayley Lever, Jonas Tucker, Robert Hallowell, James The program for the recital Jfttte 8rt (galleries; Lie, Arthur Meltzer, H. Dudley Chapin, Charles D. Lay and A. tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock Established 1832 Murphy, Hobart Nichols, George Walkowitz. is as follows: Overture to "William Tell" Rossini Paintings by American L. Noyes, Ivan G. Olinsky, Mal Wednesday an exhibition of and Foreign Artists "Prize Song" from "The Master-Singcolm Parcell, A. Sheldon Pennoy- paintings by pupils of Anna Old and Modern Mezzotints ers" Wagner er, Chauncey F. Ryder, Henry Original Etchings Belle Craig opened at her studio Invitation to the Dance Weber Bill Selden, Gardner Symons and Fac Similes in Color in the Pennsylvania College for Symphonic Poem "Le Rouet d'Om- Irving Wiles. English Antique Furniture Women, to continue until May Phale" Saint-Saens The Pittsburgh Orchestra As 16. The exhibition includes Sonata PEDESTRIAN in C Minor WEEK Baldwin RESTORATION OF OLD sociation has elected the follow drawings from life, design, still PAINTINGS Announcement I.—Allegro Patetico. has been made ing officers for the coming sea life and sculpture. The work has [We shall be glad to advise with you by the II.—Adagio. Education Moderato. Committee Un modo of on this important subject] son: President, Mrs. William been done by Florence Bingay, the Better d'una Traffic Marcia. Committee of Regilding in all its Branches Thaw, Jr.; vice presidents, Wil Priscilla Austin, Margaret Pittsburgh III.—Recitativo. that Pedestrian Finale. Allegro Artistic Frame Making son S. Arbuthnot and Samuel Cordes, Jane Haller, Eleanor Week would assai. be observed We Cordially Invite You Harden Church; secretary, Herbertson, Jane Irwin, Kath throughout Intermezzo from the "Cavaleria city from Rustic- May to Visit Our Galleries Moorhead B. Holland; treasurer, erine McFayden and Alienne 20 ana" to May 26, with a number Mascagni of 639 Liberty Ave. C. G. Schluderberg. On the Mong. activities Military March, to bring No. 1 to the Schubert atten PITTSBURGH, PA. Board of Directors elected to tion of motorists and pedestri At the free organ recital to be serve for a term of four years, ans the rights of the latter in given in Carnegie Hall, North are Mrs. Ralph Flinn, Mrs. Ed the use of the streets. Several Side, at 3 o'clock tomorrow ward J. House, Mr. Arbuthnot, factors were considered in the Storage for Household Goods afternoon, Dr. Caspar Koch will Mrs. George S. Oliver and A. M. determination to conduct the ac Fireproof and Non-Fireproof be assisted by Barbara Bess Imbrie. Other members of the tivity at this time, principal Warehouses Wellman, contralto, and Virginia Board now serving are Mrs. among which were the facts that HAUGH & KEENAN Willman, harpist. There will be Thaw, Mrs. George P. Bassett, the month of June ranks second Center STORAGE St Euclid Ares. & TRANSFER Phone Montrose CO. 6700 solos for harp as well as for Jr., Mr. Church, Mrs. Daniel M. only to December over a five voice, also ensemble numbers for Clemson, Leon Falk, Dr. Charles year period for the highest num voice, harp and organ. The full Heinroth, Mr. Holland, Mrs. ber of automobile fatalities and WUNDERLY BROTHERS program follows: Lawrence Litchfield, Matthew T. that the new electric signal sys Suite Gothique _ Boellmann FINE ART DEALERS Mellon, Mrs. E. W. Mudge, Mrs. tem of the city will be installed For Contralto and Harp: William Scott, Mrs. Nathaniel in the Fall and a new method of Ave Mario Bach-Gounod 512 Wood Street and 306-8-10 Olirer Aienoe Spear and J. B. Shea. traffic control adopted. For Harp Solo: Barcarolle ._ Offenbach
n & B # o f P t U s h u r o h Life Y o u will find its Editorials forceful, fearless and concise. Its comments on society, clubs, music, art and fashions expressed in an interesting manner. It is delivered by mail carriers into the homes of families w h o have a m p l e means, and appreciate dependable service. This offers the advertiser concentrated advertising power. PUBLISHED E VERY-SATURDAY SINCE 1895 HARDY & HAYES BUILDING Telephone Atlantic 5323 THE INDEX, Saturday, May 12, 1928 13
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