STEERS & COMAN Present GUY MAIER and LEE PATTISON  Management: NBC Artists Service George Engles, Managing Director Auditorium—Monday Evening, Dec. 8, 1930 PROGRAM I Rondo in C major.........................................Chopin An early work "of Chopin and the only one he ever wrote for two pianos.  It has been newly revised and arranged by Mr. Pattison. Piece in B minor..........................................Ropartz Scherzo, Op. 87........................................Saint-Saens II. Air with Variations..........................................Bach (Goldberg Variations) Intermission III. Coronation scene from "Boris Godounoff'.... .Moussorgsky-Pattison This is a transcription of the great scene laid in the Kremlin at Moscow. The bells of the many churches are first heard faintly through the morning mist, then graduaily peal louder as crowds throng the square and sing an old Russian hymn. Amid the colorful pageantry of Priests and people, Czar Boris is crowned. This transcription was made as a study in the tonal resonance of two pianos. Forest Elves ..........................................MacDowell Transcribed by Felix Fox, from First Orchestral Suite. "Le Carnaval des Animaux......................Saint-Saens 1. The Aquarium. 2. The Cuckoo in Deep Woods. 3. The Wild Donkeys. 4. The Swan. 5. The Lions' Grand March. The Turkey in the Straw.............................Dalies-Frantz Freely arranged from Guion's version for piano solo. Country fiddlers try unsuccessfully to tune up from time to time. The Turkey Dance is joined by others-Old Black Joe, Swanee River, Dixie, etc., sometimes as many as three of these playing along with it. Strauss' Blue Danube Waltzes................... .Schulz-Evler Transcribed for two pianos by Abram Chasins. STEINWAY PIANOS Welte-Mignon Records COMING! La ARGENTINA SPAIN'S GREATEST DANCER AUDITORIUM — SATURDAY, JAN. 10 PRICES Floor........$3.00  $2.50 $2.00 Dress Circle........        2.00 1.50 Balcony ................ 1.50 1.00 Mail Orders Now. Send checks, self-addressed stamped envelopes to STEERS &- COMAN, Public Service Building. OVER The (Steinway and The Duo-Art The Steinway Piano has well been called "The Instrument of the Immortals." The Duo-Art may well be called "The Instrument AND the Immortals." For, whether in Weber, Steck, Stroud or Aeolian Piano —or in the Steinway; whether in a magnificent grand or a moderately priced upright; whether operated electrically or by foot pedals—on the Duo-Art is recorded and preserved for all time the playing of our master pianists. Paderewski, Cortot, Hoffman, Ganz, Grainger, Bauer— are but a few of the host of artists who make record rolls exclusively for the Duo-Art. From the classics of the masters to the lightest of popular and dance tunes—all music is yours with the Duo-Art. Sherman Clay & Co. BEacom 6261 WEST PARK AT ALDER PORTLAND, ORE.