Riccardo Martin and Rudolph Ganz Joint Recital Heilig Theatre Wednesday evening, October second 1912 Northwest Tour direction Lois Steers Wynn Coman Program 1. Symphonic Etudes Op. 13. ..................Schumann MR. GANZ. Foreign Group 2. (a) Serenta...................................Sinigaglia (b) Als die alte Mutter............................Dvorak (c) Mattinata...............................Leoncavallo MR. MARTIN. 3. (a) Prelude in C sharp Op. 45......................Chopin (b) Berceuse....................................Chopin (c) Polonaise in A flat.............................Chopin MR. GANZ. 4. Aria "Che gelida manina" (La Boheme).........Puccini MR. MARTIN. English Songs 5. (a) Before the Dawn...........................Chadwick (b) What is Love?.................................Ganz (c) Morning Hymn............................Henschel MR. MARTIN. 6. (a) Intermezzo from Op. 23 (new)...................Gam (b) Bauerntanz (Peasants Dance) (new).............Gans (c) Petrarca Sonetto in E major......................Liszt (d) Rakoczy March............................'• • • - Liszt MR. GANZ. 7. Aria "Elucevan le stelle" (Tosca)...............Puccini MR. MARTIN. Miss Lima O'Brien, Accompanist Steinway piano used Coming Mme. Gadski October 30th THE IRWIN-HOOSON CO.. PORTLAND, ORE. 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 STREETS SUPERIOR TRAIN SERVICE TO SPOKANE AND EAST VIA The NORTH BANK ROAD NORTHERN PACIFIC and GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAYS These trains present the passenger with every feature looking toward comfort and pleasure for Short Transcontinental Trips. f$ The electrical equipment includes Observation, Parlor Cars, Compartment and Drawing-room Standard Sleeping Cars and Dining Cars. CITY TICKET OFFICE FIFTH AND STARK STREETS NORTH BANK STATION ELEVENTH AND HOYT STREETS THE OWL BY NIGHT THREE OTHERS DY DAY TO TACOMA and SEATTLE STEEL COACHES ELECTRIC LIGHTED TRAINS THIRD and WASHINGTON BLOCK SIGNALS OIL BURNING ENGINES MARSHALL 4500 CITY TICKET OFFICE 365 Days of the Year North Coast Limited Leaves the Pacific Northwest FOR CHICAGO ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS For long the "Crack Train of the Northwest" that shortens the transcontinental trip and makes traveling a pleasure. Electric Lighted Throughout Dining Service of Acknowledged Superiority LET US TICKET YOU OVER NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY A. D. Charlton, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon