AUDITORIUM PORTLAND, OREGON ELEANOR PINKHAM presents (By arrangement with L. E. Behymer) UDAY SHAN-KAR with SIMKIE KANAK-LATA—DEBENDRA—ROBINDRA Musical arrangement by Timir Baran Bhattacharyya (sarodist) in collaboration with Vishnu Dass Shirali (sitarist and master drummer) All the dances are composed by Uday Shan-Kar FRIDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 1st, 1933 PROGRAM (Subject to change) 1. Raga Kamode. Musical Prologue Timir Baran (sarode), Vishnu Dass (tabla taranga), Sisir (taus), Debendra (saranga), Kedar Chowdhury (tabla banya), Rajendra (fluta), Brijo Behari (esraj), Robindra (sitar). The time is evening; sentiment gay; tempo 12 and 16 beats. 2. Radha and Krishna........Shan-Kar and Simkie Eternal play of God Krishna, who is eighth incarnation of Vishnu. Two musical accompaniments, the first of which is morning, sentiment nostalgic; the second is afternoon, sentiment contentment after passion. 3. Ganga Puja.............Kanak-Lata In veneration of the Ganges during its festival. 4. Dance of the Snake Charmer.........Shan-Kar A popular scene in the   streets of India. 5.   Rama Chandra     Sim-- Temple dance in honor of Rama, one of the incarnations of the God Vishnu. 6. Indra...............Shan-Kar Indra, as God supreme, teaches the art of dancing to the lesser divinities.  7. Musical Interlude........ Timir Baran (sarode) Vishnu Dass (tabla-taranga) Raga Tilanga. 8. Astra Puja Shan-Kar, Simkie, Kanak-Lata, Sisir, Debendra, Rajendra, Brijo Behari. Sword games in the north of India, when the arms are worshipped and women place the sign of victory on the foreheads of men. INTERMISSION OF TEN MINUTES 9. Kama Deva.............Shan-Kar Kama Deva, the God of Love, dances his four attributes: love, pleasure, power and jealousy. 10. Dance of the Hunter...........Debendra A primitive hunter on the scent of his prey.  11. Musical Interlude.....Timir Baran (sarode)  Sisir Sobin (tabla) 12. Snanum...........Simkie and Kanak-Lata Gathering of flowers, bathing, and hurrying away at sound of footsteps. INTERMISSION OF TEN MINUTES 13. Tandava Nrittya One of the three important dances of Shiva. His divine mate, Sati, is reborn as Parvati and returns to rouse Shiva from his state of meditation. She prays Shiva to destroy the elephant-demon who is ravaging the Earth, and to continue his work of creation. Shan-Kar (Shiva), Simkie (Parvati), Debendra (Gajasura), Kanak-Lata (Joya). REPRESENTATIVES, ON TOUR Dr. Umberto Cullotti... Personal Manager Uday Shan-Kar Joseph Fingerman...............Transportation Manager Charles Helper.............................Electrician Howard E. Potter....................Company Manager