STEERS & COMAN Present JOSEF HOFMANN Pianist Management: RICHARD COPLEY Municipal Auditorium - Monday Night, February 10, 1930, at 8:30 PROGRAMME Prelude and Fugue in E Minor....................................Mendelssohn Choir of the Dervishes..................................Beethoven-Saint-Saens Suite Antique..............................................................Josef Hofmann Allemande Courante Gavotte Gigue -O-- Nocturne in B major, Opus 62, No. 1....................................Chopin Valse in A flat major, Opus 34, No. 1........................Chopin Sonata in B minor, Opus 58...................................................Chopin Allegro Maestoso Scherzo: Molto Vivace Largo Finale: Presto non tanto —-O-- Prelude in G sharp minor............................................Rachmaninoff Prelude in A minor......................................................Rachmaninoff Consolation in E major...........................................Liszt Mephisto Valse ......................____..................................................Liszt Brunswick Records — Steinway Piano — Duo-Art Recordings COMING LAWRENCE TIBBETT SIGRID ONEGIN BARITONE I World Famous Contralto Metropolitan Opera Company I      "She returned in glorious voice, a tone of "The Abraham Lincoln of Song"        1  'black velvet'."—New York Times. AUDITORIUM, FEB. 24 AUDITORIUM, MARCH 10 PRICES: $2:00, $1.50, $1.00, 50c      |       PRICES: $2:00, $1.50, $1.00, 50c MAIL   ORDERS NOW Send Check, Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope to STEERS 8 COMAN 1405 Public Service Bldg. STEINWAY The Instrument of the Immortals Let your choice, if possible, be a STEINWAY. There is no other piano of quality more enduring—of distinction so immediately recognized. Sherman Clay & Co. In speaking of The Steinway JOSEF HOFMANN says: "I consider the Steinway Piano absolutely unique in that it combines the production of sound, from the softest pianissimo to the greatest forte, with an extraordinary perfection of action. The Steinway seems to defy the laws of acoustics and allows the daintiest runs in a Chopin nocturne to be immediately followed by a thunderous forte in a Tannhauser overture-transcription. Therefore, as long as I have the privilege to play on a Steinway I can justly say—to use the much-abused though expressive term—"I should worry!" There is no reason why any music-loving home should lack its Steinway Piano. That you may have a STEINWAY immediately, for enjoyment beginning at once, we announce that during the month of February we will place any STEINWAY GRAND PIANO in your home for as little as $100.00 down and the balance spread, in economical, convenient payments, over a comfortable term of years. Your present piano will be taken in partial exchange on the balance. SHERMAN CLAY & GO. THE HOME OF THE STEINWAY" Now at their NEW location—West Park and Alder Streets BEacon 6261