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Chicago Avenue University 6190 "Buy where service is handy" CAD, COMPANY Lawing, "M-Sigen FESTIVAL NEXT WEEK |i in addition to Frederick Stock, who 1s avain orchestral director of the fes- tival, there will be two guest con- Notable Artists of Opera Stage to Ap- | ductors-- Henry Hadley and Eric De- pear at Annual Musical Event Evanston The eighteenth festival of the Chi- | cago North Shore Festival association will open Monday, May 24, with an imposing presentation of two large choral works--Mendelssohn's Hymn of Praise and Hadley's "The New Earth." To interpret these works Dean Peter C. Lutkin, the director, will offer the great festival chorus of 600 voices, the A Cappella choir, the Chicago Symphony orchestra and the following soloists: Marie Sundelius, soprano; Alma Peterson, soprano; Marie Mor- risey, contralto; Vernon Williams, tenor, and Mark Love, bass. As in former seasons the concerts wili be given in Northwestern university gym- nasium, Evanston. Ossip Gabrilowitsch will be the so- loist at the second concert, Tuesday, May 25, the program of which will be devoted to the music of Tschaikowsky. There will be no concert the following evening, but on Thursday May 27, Gi- ovanni Martinelli, tenor of the Metro- politan Opera company, will be solo artist. Additional interest will be given to the concert in the fact that Before Departing for Summer Haunts ORESIGHT now will assure you of ' the most desirable ac- commodations at The Orrington for next fall and winter. Many families, prepar- ing to leave for sum- mer places, have already engaged their furnished or unfurnished Orring- ton apartments for oc- cupancy on their re- turn. Early selection assures the best and there is much satisfac- tion in having it all set- tled before you go away. Visit us or p h o n e University 8700. ORRINGTON fo Evanston's Largest and Finest Hotel in | | amarter, who will direct compositions | of their own. 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