Municipal Popular Concert PUBLIC AUDITORIUM Portland, Oregon Program Sunday, October 17, 1920 1— (a) Toccata in D..................................................................................................................................Kinder (b) Andantino in D flat..................................................................................................................Lemare Auditorium pipe organ, Gladys Morgan Farmer, organist. 2— (a) The Heavens Are Telling.....-....................................................................................................Haydn (b) Fear Not, O Israel......................................................................................................................Spicker Centenary  Methodist   Episcopal   Church   choir,   Robert  Louis Barron, director, Mrs. Edward Drake, organist. (c) Solos by Messrs. Walters and Isaacs, Miss McMaster and Mrs. Mountain. (d) Unfold Ye Portals......................................................................s...............................................Gounod Choir. 3— Police Bureau Quartet in popular selections. Sgt. R. L. Crane, Officer L. E. Cullins, Chief of Police L. V. Jenkins, Motorcycle Officer George Johnson, Ray Stedman, accompanist. 4—(a) Chant d'Amour..........................................................._............................................................Gillette (b) Gavotte from Mignon...............................................................................................................Thomas Auditorium pipe organ, Gladys Morgan Farmer, organist. The Star Spangled Banner. Next Sunday Chorus of 25 voices selected from the Portland Oratorio Society. Joseph Finley, director. Charles Dimond, Hawaiian, in medley of Hawaiian music on steel guitar. Lucien E. Becker, organist. Sunday Concerts One of the City's contributions to the cause of good music is the annual "Winter season of Sunday afternoon concerts in the Public Auditorium. Each Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock an attractive program will be presented featuring the $25,000 pipe organ, along with choruses, choirs, singing societies, hands, orchestras, quartets, etc. These concerts are given for their educational value and an admission price of 15 cents is charged to cover a part of the cost of advertising, etc. The United States Government has exempted these concerts from war tax. Program Published by A.  E. WELLINGTON,  Northwest  Bank Building,  Main 1280 (OVER) THE CHICKERING AMPICO What Is the Ampico? The Ampico is a mechanism within the piano that plays the piano perfectly. It is instrument and musician combined. You have but to touch an electric button and, by the magic of science, the Chickering Ampico piano will summon the greatest living pianists and, surrounded by the comforts of home you may hear your favorite selections played by your favorite artists. Not an imitation of the artist —but the artist himself, with touch, tone color and phrasing recreated just as when the pianist played when the music roll was made.  COME IN ASK TO HEAR THE AMPICO WRITE FOR FREE BOOKLET G. F. JOHNSON PIANO CO. 147-149 Sixth Street Chickering Pianos — Grands and Uprights HOLLY PRESS, 66 FIRST ST. PORTLAND.ORE. AMPICO