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40 WILMETTE LIFE October 4. 1929 . ..... ·Music News and Events 1VQtnan's Syniphony to Op~n The \\'ntnan\ Symphony nn:h estra of l ' hira1!n nprns it. current ~ca~on of cntlrt'~t ~. \Vednc sc1aY, Octohrr 9. at the Fi . 1!hth Street thl'a.t n. Kathr~- n \\' it, : cr .. oprann. is tn ht the sc,lnist for thi:--. program. the first ni a series of ~ix ("~lncert.. The prog ram ha s been annt~ttnced a~ ioll nw s: 1 'r·· lud··. C'hora I and Fugu. · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BaC'h-.:\bcrt ~~ · n1ph"n~· Xo . r;, "l'a:-:toral" in . F ~l ajo r, Op. liS ..... : .. . HPd hoY\'11 .\ll· · ~t·o 1na uon tr .. ppo . \ Jld:t 11tl' JllOJto 1111 ISSII .\ Jleg-ro Season Concert Series on October 9 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I Returns From Work in Southland IRemarkable Ballet Enlisted for Civic 1 OperaTh~Seaso~ Tv,·cnh·-onc girls and tt'n men make up th e r>ersonnel of the hi cago Ci\'iC Opera ballet for the 1929-30 season. it ' has been announced IH· the ' manage ment of the Civic Opera company. Laurent Kovikoff. w o rld fat1lOttS dancer and ballet master. is the preniier dan se ur etoi le and direct o r of th e hallt:t. 1~uth Pryor, \Yh o came to the Chicago Civic Opera first as a mcm her of the corp s de ballet and \\'ho shortly thcreaiter was chosen for solo \York, is to be premiere dan~c u sc. Ed ward Caton, also \Yell knmYn to Chicago .-\ llt·J.:'l'O-:\ llt ·g rl'ftn audi e nces, will continue as premier \\' altz ~~~11g frum Hotn· ·" and .Tulit'l. cla nseur. The soloists " ·ill be Harrict . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( : 0\lllllcl t.J, . \·,·ux Yh-rc) Lundgren (classica l ). Julia Uara shln tt·rmi:-:!-:11 1n koYa (character) and ::-;,·e n Lar~ cn !--uit· · .. Hn<T···"'"·" P)lu:-: :!'; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LI· tti :-: \ 'i.-t11 r St·ar (c haracter ) . . l 'r··:lln hul· ·- 1),.,·i:-:.· :.;-.,Jol, ·- · ·,,tlt r·· nan~· ' XC\\. engageml'nts ft1r the corp:; de ~~···n· · d'arn··m· J'.,J··tw i:-:·· ballet include the team oi J..::e rennff ancl :-'com.::-: :t TIJ, . t·nf .. r:-:· ···h . . ('~· t·il Scott · A.r · 1 1 lJ .\ l'i· ·t ul'l' ...... P~·a rl ('urr:tl l \fane (~vlaric Arro\\'~llllt 1), w 10SC ar,. :-'i 11 g a ~. 111 g nf ~ixp. · tw· · . . . tistic an d beautiful adagios ha,·e made ............ 11 1-1-lh-rt llu g!ws- 1 \\ 'a ltn :::.pry. IlUtt·d n·· rth ~hort..· piani~t and t eacher. who is as st..)c iated them kn0\\' 11 as two of the mo. t hriltl - .\ t:ur:-:t of ~ll'll·dY ... -.. .. \\'itll till' l'Plttmhia :-;cllntll ni ~lu~ic. .~'1\'lllg in~truction in its \\.innetka liant dancer s in America; Leila Haller, · · · · · · · · · · · · · .<'. Linn S<'ilt' r ~tudit) each week. recently returned irom hi s s mnm cr work at Alabama co ll ege. formerly J)rcmie r e dansetLc oi the Paris (q·, ·rturt· to t:i· ·nzi ... . ...... \\··agnt·r . Organized ir. fgzs : ~I ontl'y<tl lo . . \'la . Classes in this :-;c hool. says ~I r. Spry. rank in intellig~..:nce Opera and a member of the DiaghcldT 'J'I te ,,. otnatl .s ~y111phnn\· ' . with thl' an-ra , g l maStl·r cla~s in Xl'\\' York. ChicaiY(), or Boston . CtllllJ)all _ \· : r.eon \'arkas. ·well kn 0\\' 11 to orchestra ,.., oi Chir: 1gn was fnun ckd in 1925 for the - - - - - - - - - I Furopean and American audiences; h:athleen Crofton and Barbara I1radalter Spry to Present Opera in English Comes purpn--.t· oi ('~t :d>lishing in Chicag() a ~~-nlph 1 ll 1 ~- nrrhv stra. gi,· in ·~ standard shaw. former llll'lllhers of the Padtl\Ya prpg ratn s. in ,,·hich \\'Omen could play. Lecture Recital Series to Majestic Next Monday Ballet Russc. · ~ 1 · · 1 1 · In addition to these nC\\- member~ of · onw In· -"l'~rs JlH'\' HH s. ; le proJect \\'a lter Spry. Chicago and nnrth Th e J)rescntation of "Faust" ~[(liHiay had hetn cli sr us se cl ll\- a munher of - . l the ballet. the follo"·ing are returnin ·~: s1 1orc ptamst am tcac 1 1cr, ~ntHH1ncc~ a · ni~ht, October 7, will inaugurate the '-' ,-101111 · S 1111'tl 1· Flore 11 cc \ · att. criJatl, . . mten·:-.ted 111 the matter, am0:1g · f f 1 · 1 · 11 · · pl'np 1c '! \ . () sencs o our et:t nre rectta s espect<t y current Chicago season of opera in ·' E,·clyn Char)man. \[arion Finlw lt.~ Vir1 1 t wm .\ r-.. : · - · rhsner. and a few arranged fur tho--.t· intl'rt':-.ted in the Fn.·Yiish offered under the a usJ>iccs of rehcar--.al s \\l'rl' he ld . J 111 t the effort . . . :--. ginia :\ugent, Barbara \\·a rren. L(lui:-.e progres s of Jllatl!) ll'c 1 1ntr and ltterature t he American Opera society, a l'hica~~o Shott. Donna Park. Anne DaYis, Jean 1 I I l'Hiltttal Y ;IJ)st·d. It was not unti for th e piano. · Thl'y \\·ill he ~~· in.' n at organization. The reJ>Crtt>ire \Yill be 195 t hat a ntnnher oi ,,·omen mu"i-. · ,r . ~locbius. Lymettc Corrigan. Dorothy . . the Co 1umhia ~clw o l n1 .HU~tc, :~ 09 presented at the ~Iajestir theater. 22 Dec, France. Bush. Julian France sco, r tan ... hanckcl tla·nJ:-.tlres tog-dher se ri - :-; 011 th \\·aba sh <trcnut·. Chicago, eYery \\' . ~1onfne street. ou~h· ttl illfl11 an nr.~:llliza ti on. ~I . . () 1 Turner Lundgren, Serge Strechneff, 1\irh .· rd l'i'l'f'::onk,- wa s im·ited t o ·,on<1 '.lY ,!nort_ llng' .111 rt~) ><.·r a_t 11 .-\ featnrl' of the t,,- o \\·c·eks' pn1gram \\·alt e r Cameron and Carl \\'alter::.. Three of the new member s of the l'l)]Hiurt the llrrhl·~tr·a until a woman o_rlock. 1 h~· tol_ln\\'lng ~llhJl'Ch wtll 1 c \rill he the prcsentatiuin of "\'nlancla c11 ndttrtt 1r mi~ht he i un<l. alld under cltscu r~l mth tllu~tratllltt:-- · · · I of (,·pru-. :" a new upera 1)\-~ Clarcnd!' ballet ha,·e been attracted to this counhi~ ll'adn-..hip ~ix nr~· succes~ful conOrtnher 7--"Early l'l:t:-. ~in l ~la s tn~: I Lullnlis of Chicago. , . tr~- by the opportunity t o dance under cerh \n·n· ~iH·n at ( ~o(ldman theatn Frohht·rgt' r. llandt·l. ~I (~:trt and Bach." The artistic director l)f thl' Clllllpany the directiotJ oi ~I r. \'o,·ik o ff and to in \lay lli ·19.?<, and tin· progra 111 ~ oi , Ortnhtr 1~ -··Beethl)\'l'll and the is \ ' laclimi r Rosing, scenic creations 'lre stmh· \\·ith him. TheY are Ll'nn \ 'a r th e :--.ca:--.l'll t)i J<),?(, . .?j _ The nrclH·stra l ompnscr--. (l i the :\inetccnth Cl·ntttry ."; the_ work of ~obcrt. Edmonc_l _ICJill' S, kas. - h'athlcen Crnftoi1 and Barbara 11\ll nhcrl't! ahlHtt ~ixty pbycrs . all t)i Octobl'r 21-"~Iodern Technical l '"'lnk the mustcal dtrl·ctor t~ baac Bradshaw. Prohabh· at no time in the , . an G roYc o t' Cl. hist()J'\' ()f c'lll \' ])allc·t 1.11 tll" llcagt). " lL ' lll.tC(I 11 1l'l1l ,,.<lllh·n e:o-;ccpt a sma 11 per- . \1 t't IHI< ls. .. l't'ntal!'l' t~i 111t'll, playing the in:-.trtt- I ( )rtl)hcr 2~-"Jlodern ~ft~:--.ic . ·· This seastl!l's repert nirc il·llt)\\·:;: · ~tatcs haYe sc~ man,- artists with e:--; 111t·nt... f 1,r \\ hich llll \\<11lll'll peri 11r!11t'l':' 1~londa~·. (ktnbl~r i ... Fau:-:t." pcrience as ~oloi!'ts- hren included in . 1 1 1· 1 1 Ttu,·:-: tlay, < .)l-toiH-r :-:. ··~Jadatlll' l!utt· ·l·- the corps de balkt. c_ott ll c 1 It' I Plln< . all< __\\· ltr 1 \\·e n · <'~Sl'll I :, .,·t-hoven, T!O:cllaiko\\'l·d,y. F r a 11 l' k · !Jy _·· !tal tll the l'lllli(HhttJ(lth sr kr!t'cl. . I ""'rak, ~chuhert Hilt! l:rahnls haY . h ····n -\\.< ·<lth·!--=<l:t\· Od'"'··r ~~ "Yo l:ttlda of fn additioin to the se members ni the (~~H·ld audiellrl'S and pre ...... C(lt111llel1t 1 ··r~·orn!t·d in tlw last_ thr_,.,. ~- · · ar:-: . ~\ ·ag·-1 <'~· pru--." ·· · regular ballet there \\'ill al'so he an t hL' (,r~t ~t· a~(lll l'tll'llttr:t"L'd thl' ,-,n 1ng n··l· :-: 'lannltaust· 1 ·· ltt· ·nzt :I nti )h· tsto..· r- ~ Thursd :1 ~·. OdoiJet· 111. "Tht· )l :lni:<gl' auxiliary corps cle ballet to augment · ... · :-. lllg"t ·l' o,·,·rtur ,·." aud tht· t ht·,.,. gr··at onl·s 11f Fig-'t ro.. tl c e 1 · tl 1· 1 · . ~. 1 1 w_tllllL'Il \\' lll \\l'rt' artl\'t. ' tll t ll' aff;ur~ ·. r '"n \Yt·hht·l·, ha,··· lll't'll programnwd. Ft·id;tY · o, ·t(lhrt' 11 "<'anm: n." 1 r g-u ar s Ill 1C llg· proc ucttOns .. :-:;.·lwlwrz:ul 1·" · of ~aturcl;ty, Odnbt·l·· l:! . ~I:rtint ·l' ... )fal·- and to take small parts in operas \\'hich ot tht· orrh~·stra tc1 pn:--.e\·nt· and pl:tns al_:-:o tlw. clitlku_lt \\l'tT llladt· ltlr thl' ~lTlltld ~ca:--.otl. ~flll l'. 1\tmsl\y l,or:-:nkoff, _l,,_.!' l'r.-l~ttlt ·s of Lt szt th:1." EYt·ning, "Y"I:Jnda of t'ypru s.·· require role . mime s. Fthcl Ln~in~k:t . ,, hn ,, ;t~ guest \'U ll - :t111l t~lhl· t· m'rk 1 .'! !Jkt· l'al lllrP. . Th t· ~·· :\l o11<la y, qdollt'r 1-1 , --Yolattrta M The Civic Opera ballet school \\'hich . f ·_ ·I , - _ . . . . . l . _. Ita\·,. llt't 'll 1\tl\'.-ltlt·s. :-:ul'h a:-: Lt·gmska s ('vprus." 1 S 1 '}() · · _ cl tH t, 1r nJ , 1t h11,1 1 < (1 nu rt Ill t 1c f11 ~t "Tr·i pt it'll fnr 1-'lt-,.,. 11 Jnstrunwnts" and -,1, ope nee on eptem lCr ,) 1~ attracttn~ .. I f ]<)J~ -.o I) . ,. . . . . u~·s< 1ar. t 'do 1 wr 1.., ··t·'au:-:t ." · tttcl'· It r · t t 1' t . f ~t·a~on, \\a:--. engage< llr -1 -C.c· . H '- :-.t ·n ·ral f1rst pl'rformaiH't::-: 111 Chwag-u, \\'t> fllll':-:d:"· Ovt·,b ·r I!' ":\hcl· 11 . J'ut- ~ -:t s n nus anc 111g a tatnmcnt s or htar . . al--. rnntilllll'd durill" thl' sunmter <lllltlllg tlll'lll Pt · t~· rlb's "T!·iump-11 or Lift·," terfly." . ' t I, · · · ll\ · ~I r. xo,·ikoff's master c l asse~. t ht· jl(._· r . . onnel ~ t r<.' ngt IH·;~ed and prep~ ··:I.'he_ -~ai r~Y- ?~a!··~ of the ,.'I'_sn~ Rul~a~l" o~ Tl)_ u n;cl: ty, Octolwl· II, "('a mwn... . . l · l l. I J. unsk~ hoJ:-:,tJ, .. tf, tht · I ts,lllt lit · ~tllte or Fl'ld't\' Udober I S "Th 1. :\[ · r .· . f aratHll1 ma< l'_ tor t H' fllllr_l'rt:-;, w nr 1 l' izzt'tli, tlw StJ'aYin:-:ky l'i a,tw l'tlllt't>rto Fig-arc;.';' ·· .:t· 0 Marcel Du!)re to Play · .t tl.q. ht·t!an 111 \ n vemher. \\ t·ll kll0\\'11 anc~ a _bril li ;u~t otw by Talid't'rro. . SaLurd: 1y, Od1d 1t-- r 1:1. :.ratill('l', "Yilon Christ Church Organ .... ,)t~i . . t... \\t'l't' <'ngag<·d. and increasing - ~olnt:-:t~ WL1h tht· or(' lwstra ha,-,. tn- Ianda of t'vpru:-:.'· t·:,·t·ni ng-, "('ant< ·JI ·· audit·nn· . . totitied h) the pnpularit\' ··tu_dP<l l~utl t l~ ay, tht· ·:o tw··n-ma:--:tt·t·_: Jan · ~f arce l Dupre. organist oi the ?\otrc . · <'lti:IJHI!'so, llUt \'h Tl tant:-:t: ~lnJt·. l.t·gmsl< a Da111e Cathedral in Paris an d professor "' thl· Cllnl'c rts. iu tlw dt~uhlt · 1 ·o!t> uf tlianist and cunEhha Sundstrom Conductor I duetor: .\nn a Burnwi:-:tt' l.. and E:--:tlwr New Trier Senior Music of o~~an at the Paris Cnnscn-atoire, l.a:--.t ~e;t--.tlll (it... thirdl the \\.oman's Lundy ~ t·Wl'Plllht·, sopran11:-:: ~lnr io Car\\·ho ts to give a specia l recital on the Club in Opeqing Session ~\ mpl 1011 , - 11 rrhe~tra rhan~~e , l frum the l11_1:li. ba_rit._ ,n· ·: Ho:-:a l.illtlii atH! 1·::--:tl_H' r t~lalll_moth organ in the Chicago I 1·-:-. I I "-' Luwr, PHIY1t st:-:, a1Hl !',.,·~· ~ ·al c' tht · r~ or ltk 0 The meeting- oi the Senior ~Iusic I . . 1 .. (· St~dtum T hursday eyening, October 11 ·(·C Jll,ltl t ll'.!ltr tl ) t w ·.tg 1t 1 ,, trl'd di:--:tinction. : . - · " · · .. ~ · theatt·r i11r the f1r~t Cilnl'nt. \\·hirh. in 'l'ht· uflit't ·1·s ,r 1h1 · \\' .,tttan·s ~~- 111 pli11nr dub l)l .:\e\\' I n er Htg-h schoo l. \Yillch 1~. has a lso co n senttcl to giv~..: a retht· aJ,..,t'nl' t' t)i \Inw . l.l'l~i n ~ska, was urcht:>!'tra a:-::-:1wia tion f.,r tltt· pr.·st'IH :--:.·a- \ras to han· hce_n hcl,~l at the hnm.c of c1tal nn the n ew organ in · Christ. a :-;u 11 d,trom. the as~is- ~I'll ar_t>: l'r,·s!tl .. nt . :\lr:-: . . \ . .T. Oeh:--:!wr; D.orot_l1\· Pale\' Ill \ \ tlm ettc 'l'hursdav church, \\' innetka, the date of hi s apdirl'l'tL·cl J,, I-:Jd 1 . . . ·. _ . _. . () ·l f;· st Yh··· pn·sHlt·nt and t'llltdtwlo t·. l·.bba ol th 1s \\'CCk. has l;een PO"tponc l 0 11 pearance announced as ~1 nndav evet.tnt t·,.l< 1lll t·ll, dll< 1 t 1 ltt_t· 111. rt lC'." tra Sundstrom; st·<'tiJHl ,·i···· prt·:-:illt·nt . ~lrs. ·t· ) · . . ; ( ha!l. unclt-r ~~me. l.c g1n~ka s hatotl. Louis E. Yag·,·r; trt·asurt> r, Jo!':C'ph n. No 1; < CC( unt. nt the ,, freshman-, op lwmo rc ning, November 18. The famous Panlist :\I h . ~l!lld:-.trnm':- rll;mt \\· a~ a great l'll 'lll'lling· ~t·tTd:t_rr. :\lr:-:. J ohn H. · Coul- !)aren!s d;l\· on I bttr sday. fhe m eet- Choristrrs of Chicago are to assist M. 'liCCL' "~ and at tht d(l~L· 0 ; the . , ..h m t· ·1· ; ('Ol'~'t'!·q llln<ltngst '(' J't·Lu-y, .\g-111-~ ttlg- wtll he held next week at th e Paley · · t' · t · \ 'l~t· r·ry; lman ,, :·H= ·<·rl'ta'ry, Ulndys ·w elge. hom e The 1uni o r Music cluh 'l t 1\ , Dupre in hi s Chicag·o . Stadium pro1 ":t . . l_-ng;~~l'! 1 a ... t 1H· l'llll< 1 gram n c~t Thursday evening. The "lt ttctnr nt ::'11 ·mbo..· r s .. r thl' :\thi sto n · hoard indudt' T -. ·,I · ·' II · Y · · < · · ~w the Orl!'atl J1 :l tHH1. ).Irs. Ho<'kefellt·r ::\l('t'o 1·mit·k, :\Irs. Fr ..'<l- . ncr a ~n \\ 1 maug,t~rat e 1ts acttntleS program 1s to b e broadca st OYer a speTil·· J-:tglttll :-:trn·t th· ·a t··r will l w th0 , rh'k l T pham , ~lrs. <'harlt·s H. Dennis, tor tl~e,Year soon. I ry o ut s for m cm- cial hook up to Pari s. S,I'··Jil- 11f !-ix . ··"n~·· · rtl' !Jy tilt· \\"oman's ~Trs. That{'h, ·r· Hon. :\Irs. A. F. Callahan, ber sh1p 111 the club w ere to be held thi s ~)'lllphony till!-. St·ltSIIIl, II JH ·Ilillg- Oetober .:\Irs l'. E. Urusstar, :\trs. \V. H. Corn- we ek. OPENS WILMETTE STUDIO !·. An attr:ll'ti\·,. s··ri··s 11f prog-rams ha:-: \'-'t·ll, ::\Trs. A.,<'. :\lang-, :\In;. <'.F. ?11eyne, lJt-f· ll plallll· d by .:\1 i:--s ~und:-trtolll and :\Irs. E. \\~. St'dg-wick, :\Irs. ::\1. E. Foster, ~~is s Lois Hammitt, piani st. anwt·ll knflwn :-.olt~i:-ots t·ng-ag-t·d. ~\n aetiYe :\Irs. Samut·l \\:a rnica, :\Trs. A. B. 'VegT OFFER MUSIC PROGRAM nounced this week the opening of her campaign of Ht-at s··lling- has bet:n in o..·llf>r nnd .!\ lrs. C. A. Whyland. Norma Bo~w0 rth. _sop r_ano, and Er- studio at 1715 Elmwood avenue Wilprogress and tlu· indication. · a re' for soldXorth shore musicians playing with <·ut houses at en·ry pt·rformanc.:t·. the ore·ht'stra are \\'i nfred TO\\'nsl:' nd Cree nau Akl~y, ptamst, will _give a program mette. Mi ss Hammitt is a gr~duate A glanc(· at· the programs given by uf '\'innetka, H(·len Lerch of Wilmette, of Engltsh and ~mencan coml?osers of the Cosmopolitan Sch~ol of Music. th e '\\'()!ruin'~ Symphony shows the qual-~ Agnt-K f'herry, M1·s. H. M. Endre-sen and at the Hote.l Wmdermere, Chicago, I She has won distinction as a recitali'it ity of' its endeavor. Symphonies by Loui~f' E,·ans of . Evanston. Sunday evenmg. , and accompanist. 1 W 1 1 I 1 I . ' .