Steers & Coman present Fritz Kreisler Monday Evening, September 27,1915 Heilig Theatre Mr. Carl Lamson, Accompanist. Direction C. A. Ellis, Symphony Hall, Boston. Programme I. (a) Sonata A major............................................Handel (b) Fugue A major.............................................Tartini II. Concerto A minor.........................................A. Viotti Allegro moderato—Adagio—Allegro con spirito III. (a) Introduction and Scherzo...................................Kreisler (For Violin alone) (b) Larghetto..................................................Weber (c) Moment Musical..........................................Schubert (d) Two Slavonic Dances...............................Dvorak-Kreisler (1) E minor. (2) G major. IV. (a) Spanish Dance....................................Granados-Kreisler (b) Valse ..................................................Godowsky (c) Viennese Popular Song..........................Arranged by Kreisler (d) Spanish Serenade................................Chaminade-Kreisler Steinway Piano Used IN AID OF DESTITUTE MUSICIANS Those who desire photographs of Mr. Kreisler, bearing his autograph, may obtain them in the artist's room after the concert, or by applying to Miss E. Buck, Hotel Wellington, New York City, at a minimum charge of $1.00 each. The money thus obtained will be used for the relief of the many destitute musicians of all nationalities who are now in Vienna. Coming Emmy Destinn Prima Donna Metropolitan Opera House Heilig Theatre October 25th, 1915 prices: $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 Mail Orders Now Steers & Coman Columbia Bldg. Northern Pacific Ry. ORIGINAL TRANSCONTINENTAL LINE Between the Pacific-Northwest and the East You Dine on the Northern Pacific Operates 2 72 Hour Trains Portland to Chicago Each Day via the Twin Cities TRY THEM TICKETS: 255 Morrison Street PHONES: Main 244, A 1244 A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A. PORTLAND. ORE. Steinway Fame has Encircled the World WHEREVER love of music prevails—in the palace of Old World royalty, in the mansion of aristocracy, in the home of the true music lover everywhere—the Steinway is known and preferred above all other pianos. Supremacy of tone and workmanship has achieved this international renown, and four succeeding generations have faithfully upheld the art ideal which produced the first Steinway. Sherman Clay & Co. Sixth and Morrison Streets Opposite Postoffice