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Chicago Civic Opera Company 1927-1928 Officers me. samuel insull, President mr. charles G. dawes, Vice-President mr. louis B. kuppenheimer, Vice-Pres. mr. stanley field, Sec. and Treas. Board of Trustees Mr. Robert Allerton Mrs. Jacob Baur Mr. John Alden Carpenter Mr. Richard T. Crane, Jr. Mr. Charles G. Dawes Mr. William R. Dawes Mr. Samuel A. Ettelson Mr. Stanley Field Mr. John F. Gilchrist Mr. Ernest R. Graham Mrs. Edward Hines Mr. Samuel Insull Mr. Robert E. Kenyon Mr. Louis B. Kuppenheimer Mrs. Rockefeller McCormick Mr. Harold F. McCormick Mrs. Arthur Meeker Mr. Joseph R. Noel Mr. Martin A. Ryerson Mrs. Charles H. Schweppe Mr. Edward F. Swift Mr. Herman Waldeck INSURE INSURE I N S U R A N C E HARVEY WELLS & CO. FAILING BUILDING BEACON 7305 Roth Violins and Ludwig Drums 3rd Floor—Sherman, Clay & Co. Chicago Civic Opera Company Continued Committee on Management Samuel Insull President Stanley Field Secretary and Treasurer Herbert M. Johnson Business Manager Clark A. 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SHAW, General Manager of Tour Presented by the City of Portland, Ore. Program Published by A. E. WELLINGTON American Bank Building BEacon 9835 Your jeweler should merit the trust and confidence that is placed in your phys-ician, banker or attorney d& I respectfully invite your patronage.   The future will prove the wisdom of your selection of me as a dependable jeweler Sff Twenty years' intensive experience, unexcelled reputation. Specializing in Diamonds and Platinum Mountings G. Cramer G. Cramer Co. BEacon 8489 Suite 720 Selling Building cAlder at Sixth The Portland Theatre leads—others follow  For your motor's protection— For your car's dependability— For your own economy— GENERAL GASOLINE AND parabase motor oil (100% Pure Paraffine Base) At this GREEN AND WHITE Sign of 2500 General Independent Dealers GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION GASOLINE LUBRICANTS Brunswick, Columbia and Victor Records Sherman, Clay & Co.  MILD? 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New Term Just Beginning, Branch in New Studio Building, East 1626.__ THURSDAY NIGHT, MARCH 22 AT 8:00 AIDA (In Italian) Opera in Four Acts and Seven Scenes Libretto by Antonio Ghislanzoni Music by Giuseppe Verdi The King- of Egypt...........................................,....................................................................Chase Baromeo Amneris,  his Daughter..............................................................................................Cyrena Van Gordon Radames, Captain of the Guard....................................................................................Charles Marshall Aida, an Ethiopian Slave............................................................................................................Rosa Raisa Ramfis, High Priest....................................................................................................«.......Virgilio Lazzari Amonasro, King of Ethiopia..........................................................................................Cesare Formichi Priestess........................................................................................................'..................................Elinor Mario A Messenger...............................................................;..........................................................Lodovico Oliviero Incidental Dances by Maria Yurieva and Ballet Conductor—Giorgio Polacco L'abborrita rivale (She My Rival Detested) Verdi—Cyrena Van Gordon No. 5029-M Record Department—Sherman, Clay & Co. ALMA CLARE BICKNASE Portland Representative BARBEREUX SYSTEM OF CONSTRUCTIVE VOICE PRODUCTION and CREATIVE INTERPRETATION (DRAMATICS) Phones: Studio, BEacon 1839; Res., BEacon 1993 '       702 STUDIO BUtLDING GOODRICH Organ: Piano: Harmony BEacon 1047 909 Studio Building H. GOODELL BOUCHER, Tenor Member of the Pacific Coast Academy of Teachers of Singing Two years assistant Salvatore Cottone, Milan, Italy ERNEST CROSBY, Tenor, SARAH ABBY HOWES, Soprano, Associate Teachers 808 Studio Building BEacon 5822 Don't miss the Portland Theatre programs The following list of Portland Music Teachers use and endorse the Steinway Piano and agree with Percy Grainger that: "There are certainly no pianos in the world that can begin to compare with the Steinway; it is tender, responsive, delicate, facile, heroic, aristocratic, glorious/' LIST OF TEACHERS AS GIVEN Adams, L. L. Acklev, Alvin E. Adkins, Rollin P. Agnew, Ruth Aldridge, Valma Alexander, Mrs. G. F. Allen, Bess Allison, Alice Alsberge, Blenn An slow, Clara Stafford Archer, Inez Osborn Arnspiger, Stella Mathews Ashfield, Faye B. Ashworth, C. O. At of sky, Genevieve Bacon, Ted Bacon, Walter A. Baier, Amy Warren Baird, Stella Tuttle Ballard. Mrs. Emma L. Bambery, Emily Iten Barnes, Mrs. Robert R. Bartholomew, Mrs. H. W. Barratt; Willetta Barton, Mrs. Walter C. Bartram, Laura E. Bateman, Laura Baxter, Mrs. M. J. Baxter, Winetta Marr Beable, M. Charlotte Beals, Russel Ellis Beaumont, Carrie R. Beatty, W. R. Beck, Esther L. Becker, Edith N. Becker, Lucien E. Bell, Hazel Gurr Bettman, H. L. Bicknase, Alma Clare Bissonnette, Ouida Bjornskjold, Povl Bliss Francisca Bohlman, Mrs. Herman T. Bolik, Mrs. F. L. ' Boone, Mabelle Boone, William Robinson Boucher, H. Goodell Bourner, Maud Boyer, Esther L. Bracons, Mabel W. Bradford, Miss B. Brady, Minnie A. Brasch, Mrs. Sarah E. Brasch, Urania H. Brown, Emily Brown, Gretchen Bullock, Mary Burdick, Frances N. 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Superior Tire and Repair Co. 6th and Pine Streets Distributors of MASON TIRES Repairing—Vulcanizing — Gas—Oil Telephone BEacon 7111 MAMIE HELEN FLYNN Piano Residence Studio  Telephone Portland Hotel 1171 ELLISON-WHITE CONSERVATORY, E. 10th N. at Weidler. Frances Striegel Burke, Director. Courses Leading to Teachers' Certificates and Diplomas. EDOUARD HURLIMANN, Swiss Violinist, Concertmaster Portland Symphony Orchestra Heads Violin Department—Miss Maxine Telford, Violin Preparatory Department. New Term Just Beginning.   Branch in New Studio Building, East 1626. SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT    I—Scene 1.   Palace in Memphis. Scene 2.   The Temple of Ptha. ACT   II—Scene 1.   Amneris' Chamber. Scene 2.   Public Square at Memphis. ACT III—Near the Temple of Isis. ACT IV—Scene 1.   Hall in the Palace. Scene 2.   Temple of Vulcan, the Crypt. Record and Sheet Music Charge Accounts opened for the asking Sherman, Clay & Co. Young's Gown Shop Portland's Most Exclusive Ready -to- Wear 130 Tenth Street MRS. FRED L. OLSEN "The Teacher Who Sings, the Singer Who Teaches" SOPRANO Authorized Exponent of Yeatman Griffith, New York DIRECTOR OF OLSON MIXED CHORUS OLDS, WORTMAN & KING CHORUS MAZAMA MIXED CHORUS EFFIE HERBERT YEOMAN, Assistant Teacher Studios: 207-8-9 Fine Arts Building.   Phone BRoadway 2501 Alex Hyde, Portland's favorite band leader at the Portland Theatre  For That "Different" Evening DANCE AND DINE IN THE GOLD ROOM OF THE Multnomah Hotel Herman Kenin AND His Orchestra adjudged by critics to be one of the best dance orchestras in America, play every evening from 6:30 to 12. The tempting menus suggested by Chef Ronsin and the attentive service supervised by Headwaiter Eustace have made the Multnomah Portland's favorite host. Table d'hote Dinner, $1.50 Served from 5:30 to 8:30 Supper Specials and a la Carte Service 8:30 to 12 Cover charge after 9 o'clock, 75c Saturdays and Holidays, $1.00 ELLISON-WHITE CONSERVTORY, E. 10th N. at Weidler. For Ten Years Portland's Outstanding School of Music and Dramatic Art. FRANCIS STRIEGEL BURKE, DIRECTOR OF PIANO DEPT., Miss Lela Slater, Assistant New Term Just Beginning, Branch in New Studio Building, East 1626. FRIDAY night March 23, AT 8:00 SNOW MAIDEN (Sniegurotchka) (In English) A Spring- Fairy Tale Opera in Four Acts and a Prologue Original Text taken from Ostrovsky Music by N. Rimsky-Korsakoff Sniegurotchka................................................ ..................................................Edith Mason Shepherd Lei.................................................. .............................Lorna Doone Jackson Coupava ......................................................... .........................................Olga Kargau Fairy Spring....................................................... .........................................Cyrena Van Gordon Czar Berendey................................................ ............................................Charles Hackett Mlsguir.................................................................. ............................;......................Richard Bonelli King Frost............................................................ .....................................................Chase Baromeo Bobyl......................................................................... ...................................................Desire Defrere Bobylika................................................................... ..................................................Maria Claessens Bermiata..............................................................................................................................Bugenio Sandrini Spirit of the Woods.........................................................................................................Lodovico Oliviero First Herald.........................................................................................................................Albert Rappaport Second  Herald......................................................................................................................Antonio Nicolich Page...............................................................................................................................................Lucille Meusel Incidental Dances by Maria Yurieva, Assisted by Messrs, Caton, Kunowitch and Ballet Conductor—Henry G. 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This much. That this Opera Company hails from Chicago and so does the Gas Company's campaign on toasters, which induced the speaker at the Chamber of Commerce the other evening to remark about the peculiar sign he saw at Sixth and Salmon: "One Krispy Toaster for 40c—2 for 39c." This plan was copied from Chicago. Prof. Ivey, in addressing a Chicago audience a couple of years ago, remarked about its soot and smoke, hoping Gas heating would eliminate these drawbacks, and now Chicago is pushing Gas Househeating, as Portland started in 1919—before other cities had begun.   Thus Chicago copied Portland. Now comes the effort in both cities to educate people up to the advantages of hot water on tap. How much, hot water with the resulting cleanliness, does add to one's attractiveness! The day will come when every home demands the unlimited supply of piping hot water which only Gas can furnish. As you read on the Chicago billboards:  "You Can Do it Better with Gas." Player Rolls and Roll Cabinets 2nd Floor—Sherman, Clay & Co.  STOCK REDUCTION SALE Our Entire Stock Other Than Contract Goods PIANOS ... RADIOS ... BAND INSTRUMENTS VIOLINS ... DRUMS Prices That Will Astound the Buying Public SEIBERLING-LUCAS MUSIC CO. Portland's Great Music Store 151 FOURTH STREET ELLISON-WHITE CONSERVATORY, E. 10th N. at Weidler. Frances Striegel Burke, Director. Opportunity for Appearance in Recitals and Plays for Students When Prepared. DORIS SMITH, Director of Rose Festival Pageant, heads STAGECRAFT Dept. ELIZABETH WOODBURY heads SPEECH ARTS Dept. New Term Just Beginning. Branch in New Studio Building, East 1626. SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The scene takes place in the prehistoric land of the Berendeys PROLOGUE—The Red Mountain near the Czar's Capital. ACT    I—The Village of the Berendeys. ACT   II—The Czar's Palace. ACT III—The Sacred Forest. ACT IV—The Valley of Yarilo. Steinway, Steck and Everett Pianos Sherman, Clay & Co. CUBA WHEATLEY'S SCHOOL OF DANCING LESSONS $1.00 284   MAIN   STREET ATWATER 1892 FEATURING  ACROBATIC  AND  SENSATIONAL  TAP DANCING Lessons also to be had in Buck and Wing Soft Shoe — Eccentric Steps — Waltz Clog Acrobatic — Ball Room — Tango — Spanish — Russian — Apache Voice Pipe Organ Piano The Vanns Irvington Studio : West Side Studio: Studio bldg., West 730 Weidler St.      Park & Taylor St. Trinity 1035 Beacon 1047 Florence Knowlton Lamps, Linens, Old Sheffield Robb & Kendall Interior Decorators 163A Tenth St.      BEacon 7418 Novelty Jewelry The Largest Assortment in Portland to Select From N. SOLOMON PangeS Theatre Building CLARKE BROS. FLORISTS Clarke's Flowers For all social occasions greatest variety finest quality MORRISON STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH Keep your eye on the Portland Theatre for consistently good entertainment The following list of Portland Music Teachers use and endorse the Steinway Piano and agree with Percy Grainger that: "There are certainly no pianos in the world that can begin to compare with the Steinway; it is tender, responsive, delicate, facile, heroic, aristocratic, glorious." LIST OF TEACHERS AS GIVEN Hunt, Perry D. Huppner, Mrs. Herman A. Hutchinson, Paul K. Hynson, Annie Lord Isham, Virgil Jackson, Helen Hunt Jesse, Ella Connell Johns, Marie Johnson, Agnes C. Johnson, Elizabeth E. Johnson, Gladys Lee Johnson, Mrs. J. Harvey Johnson. Helen L. Jones, Ella B. Jones, Helen Caples Jones, Rodney C. Kaufman, Joe Keep, Margaret Keiser, A. L. Keiser, Ruth Bradley Keller, Frieda Kenny, Ethel H. Kent, Ethel C. Kern, Katherine V. Kies, Mrs. M. B. Kinsell, Mrs. T. Klapper, Beatrice Khowlton, E. 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Owenby, Daisy Owens, Annette Parker, Mrs. M. L. Parker, Orpha Patterson. Cora Blosser Pauling, F. Lucile Pearson, Ingeborg Olund Pehrson, Vyda. Stage Perkins, Harker S. Pelton, Florence Pelz, Misha Pendergrass, May Pennington. Mrs. Louis W. Pettibone. Lillian R. Phillips, Helen W. Phillips, Frankie Plympton, Mabel Joe, Beth McCormack Pool, Mrs. R. O. Pozzi, Pospera Preston, Verne Price, Dorothy Cornell Pureed, Bertha A. Rae, Arah Hoyt Reed, Rose Coursen Replogle, Bonnie Baird Pice, Florence Avrey Reynolds, Martha B. Rice, Mrs. Louise A. Ricker, Katherine Hohen Roberts, Helen Trogen Roberts, R. T. Robertson, William Fraser Root. Edward C. Rowe, Susan Beech Ruff, Olga Ryder, Lillian C. Sahli, Esther Lorine Sanders, Q. E. Sanders, Ruth Orser Sandstrom, Ronhild Schwartz, Gertrude K. Scott, Helena Shelley, Marguerite Silcocks, Mae Simmons. Bernice Simons, Lucia. Davis Skougaard, Mrs. Florence N. AND OTHERS: Slater, Lila M. Smith, Arline Snider, Flora Sorenson, Alice Spitzner. O. E. 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Lawrence Woodcock, Edith Worrell, Winifred Xanten, Jeannette Boyer Tost, Helen Yount, Frances Zimmerman, Mrs. O. M. Sherman, Clay & Co. BEacon 6261 Sixth and Morrison Sts. Portland, Oregon And forty other Coast Cities including: Salem, Eugene, Longview, Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, San Francisco and Oakland Complete Librettos of the Opera Sheet Music Dept.—Sherman, Clay & Co. VICTOR- BRUNSWICK- COLUMBIA RECORDS Come in and hear the new and latest releases in spacious record rooms .... Second Floor. AGENTS FOR Stromberg- Carlson and Atwater Kent Radios The J. K. Gill Co. Booksellers Stationers Office Outfitters FIFTH and STARK STREETS ELLISON-WHITE CONSERVAJORY, E. 10th N. at Weidler. Frances Striegel Burke, Director. Our Courses Produce Musicians as Well as Performers. EDNA WHITMAN CH1TTICK, head of THEORY and ORGAN Departments (Ear Training, Harmony, Analysis, Composition, and Counterpoint). New Term Just Beginning. Branch in New Studio Building, East 1626. SATURDAY MATINEE, MARCH 24 at 2:00 RESURRECTION (In French) Opera in Four Acts Libretto by Cesar Hanau after the Story by Leon Tolstoi French Translation by Paul Ferrier Music by Franco Alfano ACT I. Prince Dimitri Ivanovitch Nekludoff....................................................................................Rene Maison Caterina Mikailovna (Katiusha)..........................................................................................Mary Garden Sofia Ivanovna, Aunt of Dimitri..........................................................................Lorna Doone Jackson Matrena Pavlovna, Governess........................................................................................Alice d'Hermanoy An Old Servant..........................................................................................................................Anna Correnti ACT II. Prince Dimitri.............................................................................................................................Rene Maison Caterina Mikailovna..................................................................................................................Mary Garden Anna, an Old Peasant..........................................................................................................Maria Claessens Station Master........................................................................................................................Antonio Nicolich First Peasant..................................................................'...................................................Lodovico Oliviero Dieu de Grace (Prayer) Alfaro-—Mary Garden No. 6623 Record Department—Sherman, Clay & Co. R. TENORYDD ROBERTS Welsh Baritone Studio 502 Fine Arts Bldg. BR. 5579 Pupil of J. D. Mehan. New York & Jean De Reszke, late of Paris. 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Prince Dimitri................................................................................................................................Rene Maison Caterina Mikailovna (called Maslova)................................................................................Mary Garden La Korablewa..........................................................................................................................Maria Claessens La Bossue............................................................................................................................Alice d'Hermanoy La Rouge..........................................................................................................................................Elinor Mario Fedia............................................................................................................................................Lucille Meusel Chief  Jailor..............................................................................................~..................-...........Desire Defrere ACT IV. Prince Dimitri.................................................................................................................-............Rene Maison Caterina............................................................................................................................................Mary Garden Simonson..............................................................................-..................................................Cesare Formichi Kritzloff......................................................................................................................................Antonio Nicolich Vera......................................................................................................................................Alice d'Hermanoy An Officer................................................................................................................................Albert Rappaport A Cossack................................................................................................................._.............Antonio Nicolich Conductor—Roberto Moranzoni SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT    I.—Country House of Sofia Ivanovna.   Eve of Easter Sunday. 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Cammarano Music by Giuseppe Verdi Leonora a Noble Lady at the Court of a Princess of Aragon............................Myrna Sharlow Inez, her Attendant..........................................................................................................Alice d'Hermanoy Count of Luna, a Powerful Young Noble of Aragon..............................................Giacomo Rimini Manrico. a Young Chieftain of Mysterious Birth, under the Prince of Biscay................ ..................................................................................................................................................Antonio Cortis Azucena, a Wandering Biscayan Gypsy______................................................................Augusta Lenska Ferrando, Captain of the Guard of the Count of Luna..........................................Virgilio Lazzari Ruiz, a Soldier in Manrico's Service............................................................................Albert Rappaport An Old Gypsy........................................................................................................................Eugenio Sandrini Incidental Dances by Misses Chapman, Finnholt, Letteaux, N. 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