STEERS & COMAN Present Russian Symphonic Choir Basile Kibalchich, Conductor Concert Management, Daniel Mayer, Inc. Municipal Auditorium Saturday Evening, November 27, 1926 PROGRAMME I. SACRED SONGS Ancient Melody......,...............................Arr. by Kibalchich Chant de Cherubins (for six voices)..............................Glinka Easter Hymn.............................................Tschesnokoff (Soprano solo by Mme. Ivanova) Pater Noster.......,...............................Count Cheremetieff Credo ...................................................Gretchaninaff (Alto solo by Mile. E. Stetzenko) Prayer of St. Simeon............................................Strokin (Basso solo by Mr. Grebenetzky) Lord, Have Mercy.............................................Lvovsky CLASSICAL MUSIC Andante Con Moto (from Symphony No. 5)....................Beethoven (On the occasion of the centennial of the composer's death) Night......................................................Rubinstein Oh! Heart o' Mine (from opera "Russalka")................Dargemizhsky (Soloists: Messrs. Mamonoff and Shedko) Church Scene from "Christmas Eve"................... .Rimsky-Korsakoff Little Gypsy................................................Zolotareff Plaisenterie ................................................ Nikolsky FOLK SONGS The Temple Bells....................................Woodford-Finden Koliadka (Song of the New Year).......................arr. by Stupnitzky Lullaby (for female voices only)................................Liadov Wedding Song (for female voices only)...........................Liadov Down the Volga (for male voices only).................arr. by Kibalchich Soldier Marching Song (for male voices only)..........arr. by Kibalchich Serbian Kolo (Native Game Song).....................arr. by Kibalchich Chechoslovakian Dance Song.........................arr. by Kibalchich Inquire Music Room, Public Library, for numbers on this programme. OVER KELLOGG AND GILFILLAN RADIOS YOUR ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLA is waiting for you here now, and Christmas is speeding this way on winged feet. Ah, do not be one of those doomed to last-minute disappointment! There is nothing else like the Ofthophonic Victrola. It is new in principle, new in results,new in everything but the trademark. Orthophonic Victrolas are priced as low as $95; other models $125,shown here $160, $235 and $300. Convenient terms! Sherman Clay & Co. Sixth and Morrison Streets