Steers & Coman present In Recital Amelita Galli-Curci Soprano Assisting Artists: Manuel Berenguer, Flutist Homer Samuels, Pianist Management: Charles L. Wagner D. F. McSweeney, Associate Manager, 911 Fifth Avenue, New York Wedenesday Evening, May 22, 1918 Heilig theatre program 1. (a) Caro mio ben.......................................Giordani (b) The Lass with the Delicate Air...........................Arne 2. (a) Deh vieni e non tardar (Figaro)........................Mozart (b) Una voce poco fa (Barbiere di Sivilia)..................Rossini 3. La Capinera (with flute).............................Benedict 4. (a) Sylvelin ............................................Sinding (b) Papillon ..........................................Fourdrain (c) Crespuscule ........................................Massenet (d) Bourbonnaise (Manon Lescaut).........................Auber 5. Concerto in D....................................Chaminade Mr. Berenguer 6. (a) Maman dites moi..................\ Bergerettes of the (b) Nanette.......................... > XVIII Century, arranged by Weckerlin. (c) Les amours de Jean...............  7. Shadow Song from "Dinorah" (with flute)............. Meyerbeer The Piano is a Chickering VICTOR RECORDS The Living Evidence of an Artist's Greatness GALLI-CURCI SINGS! So does the VICTROLA BOTH are GALLIC! What is it that makes the artist famous ? That wins ihe applause of appreciative ences ? That establishes an enviable reputation as a great artist in the hearts of music-1 The answer is indelibly inscribed on Victor Records.   They are the living evidc an artist's greatness. They reproduce the art of the most famous singers and instrun-ists with unswerving fidelity. With a Victrola you can enjoy these superb interpretations at will right in yoi-home.   But only with a Victrola—for the world's greatest artists make records f Victrola exclusively. EL Victor Supremacy Dealers in STEINWAY AND OTHER PIANOS, PIANOLA PIANOS, DUO--; PIANOS, VICTROLAS and RECORDS, PLAYER MUSIC, Music Cabinets, Etc. Sherman,lMay& Go. SIXTH AND MORRISON STS.    (OPPOSITE POST OFFICE) PORTLAND SEATTLE -TACOMA- SPOKANE PORTLAND'S SECOND ANNUAL MUSIC FESTIVAL THREE NIGHTS June 6th, 7th, 8th AT THE AUDITORIUM MABEL R1EGELMAN, Soprano CHICAGO AND BOSTON OPERA COMPANY FRANCIS INGRAM, Contralto CHICAGO OPERA COMPANY MORTON KINGSTON, Tenor METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY HIRAM TUTTLE, Baritone PORTLAND FESTIVAL CHORUS . . . (250 VOICES) PORTLAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA . . (50 MUSICIANS) CHORUS FROM PORTLAND'S HIGH SCHOOLS . (500 VOICES) ORCHESTRA FROM PORTLAND'S HIGH SCHOOLS (lOOO MUSICIANS) W. H. BOYER—CARL DENTON, Conductors ADVANCE SEASON TICKET SUBSCRIPTIONS NOW BEING RECEIVED HEADQUARTERS AT SHERMAN CLAY & CO. MAIL AND TELEPHONE ORDERS INVITED