HEILIG THEATRE PORTLAND, OREGON WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, '13 Madame Lillian Nordica In Concert Assisted by WILLIAM MORSE RUMMEL Violinist ROMAYNE SIMMONS Pianist programme PART I. (a) Praeludium and Allegro Pugnani-Kreisler (b) Chanson Louis XIII and Pavane Couperin-Kreisler Mr. Rummel (a) When Cherries Bloomed (b) At the Feast of the Dead      Wakebeld-C adman (Two Japanese songs.) (c) Ich grolle nicht . . Schumann (d) Damon      . . .     . Stange Madame Nordica (a) Berceuse        .... Aulin (b) Mazourka      .... Zarcycki Mr. Rummel (a) Ariette....Vidal (b) Mandoline....Debussy (c) Chanson de Bacchante.... Bemberg Madame Nordica Steintvay Piano used. programme PART II. (a) Moment Musical     Schubert (b) Hungarian Dance...Brahms-Joachim Mr. Rummel  (a) Le Nile       . . .        . Leroux (Violin Obligato, played by Mr. Rummel.) (b) Elizabeth's Aria from "Tannhauser".....Wagner Madame Nordica  (a) Caprice Viennois    .         . . Kreisler (b) Introduction and Tarantelle . Sarasate Mr. Rummel (a) The Zephyr and the Rose         . Bleichman (b) Am Manzanares       .         . . Jensen (c) But Lately in Dance         . . Arensky (d) Springtide      .         .         . Rachmaninoff Madame Nordica The Erl-King.....Schubert Madame Nordica Schubert Steinway Pianos Remain Unexcelled From the very beginning of its production, over half a century ago, the STEINWAY gained a lead over other pianos which it has constantly maintained. Those who have been led to believe that the STEINWAY is resting on laurels won in the past are now urged to make a critical comparison between it and other makes. The result will be a conviction that the STEINWAY is still far ahead of its nearest followers. Sherman Clay & Co. Steinway and other pianos    Victor Talking Machines SIXTH AT MORRISON STREET