MUSIC ROOM LIBRARY ASSOCIATION SAN CARLO OPERA COMPANY presents RIGOLETTO PARAMOUNT THEATRE Sunday Evening March 20, 1938 Everything for you and your home this SPRING we're expecting you soon at Lipman Wolfe's ♦ Airy, comfortable rooms ♦ Excellent beds ♦ Highly trained personnel  Downtown location in a quiet zone Everything to make your stay in Portland a most enjoyable one CONGRESS S. W. 6th and Main AT. 0181 THINGS CHANGE! EDUCATE YOURSELF! Education helps one to save money-saving money is making money-listen: Today discriminating persons prefer Portland's Music Crusader'   The Masterpiece    BALDNX^IN      JIMMIE COLLINS KGW at 5 p. m. ~'  * T ~ ' •      ^ D. Tues. Fri,. & Sal. Plano Ana|Vst True—the most expensive, but oh! such tonal beauty. The choice of KGW — KEX — KOIN — KALE Radio Stations. The choice of Lily Pons — Dupre — Iturbi — Gieseking — Rosenthal — Harold Bauer and other Greats. Compare with Kimball, Steinway, Story & Clark, Wurlitzer—then get our lower prices, lower carrying charges. Why? Because of lower operating costs. We do not need the customary profit of others, therefore we can sell the costliest at a surprising price. HAVE THE BEST FOR VERY LITTLE MORE Trade with an Oregon firm—keep the money at home. COLLINS & ERWIN PIANO CO. Salesrooms: Second floor Alderway Bldg., cor. Broadway and Alder 528 S. W- Tenth Avenue Vancouver Piano Co., Vancouver, Wash. SAN CARLO OPERA CO. PRESENTS SEASON OF GRAND OPERA FOR EVERYONE MARCH 16-20 FORTUNE GALLO General Director CARLO PERONI Conductor Luigi Raybaut Stage Director EDWARD M. GALLO, Company Manager William B. McCukdy      Northwest Representative SAN CARLO OPERA BALLET LYDIA ARLOVA, Danseuse — LUCIEN PRIDEAUX, Dansecr REPERTOIRE Wednesday Evening Saturday Matinee AIDA FAUST Thursday Matinee Saturday Evening HANSEL and GRETEL CARMEN and Ballet Divertissements Sunday Matinee Thursday Evening CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA MADAM BUTTERFLY and PAGLIACCI Friday Evening Sunday Evening LOHENGRIN RIGLETTO Ellison-White Conservatory of Music ARIEL RUBSTEIN, Director ANNOUNCES SUMMER MASTER CLASSES LAZAR S- SAMOILOFF BARITONE Internationally Known Authority on Voice and Teacher of Famous Singers including Nelson Eddy, Bianca Saroya, Dimitri Onofrei, Julia Claussen, Curt Taucher and Claire Dux THREE WEEKS, BEGINNING AUGUST 8, 1938 For information, write to Registrar, 1339 N.E. Tenth Street, Portland, Oregon. Paramount Concerts WILLIAM B. McCURDY Managing Director ALBERT FINKELSTEIN Division Manager Hamrick-Evergreen Theatres H. B. SOBOTTKA Manager Paramount Theatre GERALD G. ACKLEN Programs Box Office Staff: KATHERINE SIRIANNI MARGARET ALLEN Personal Service EILEEN YEREX CHATTER   »    »    »    » » "Truly, Fortune Gallo and his San Carlo Opera Company are an institution in the opera world almost as much as is La Scala, much more so in this count-try, which has not La Scala but has the San Carlo Opera and has had it for twenty-eight years. "For all these years Fortune Gallo has kept the garden of opera watered in times and places where it would have gone back to stark desert but for him. He is a wonder-worker. For twenty-eight years he has gone on, while bigger and gaudier and much better ballyhooed opera companies have fcund themselves looking at the Sheriff's lock on the door. "We do not know the secret, except this, that Fortune Gallo runs his on a plan that does not contemplate deficits for rich patrons to pay off and at the same time gives his customers their money's worth. "Here's to Fortune Gallo, and while we are toasting this remarkable impresario let us not forget the redoubtable Carlo Peroni, his conductor, his one and only conductor, whose baton leads all the performances, evenings and matinees, one right after the other as they come, a prodigious feat that stamps him the iron man amongst conductors." The above editorial appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle for February 28, 1938. It is reprinted here, as it expresses more than anything else that can be said the consensus of opinion in regard to the annual visit of the San Carlo Opera Company to Portland and to the lovely Paramount Theatre. OWEN STUDIOS MRS. SAMUEL F. OWEN VOICE MRS. LEWIS W. OWEN PIANO Portland Studio Maegly-Tichener Bldg. Resident Studio Glenmarrie, Oswego Monthly Studio Recitals BEacon 0780 Oswego 243 FINE MILLINERY Personality Designing Remodeling Moderate Prices 207 Central Bldg. (Tenth and Alder) ERME BEacon 244? Lauren B. Sykes A. A. Q. O. 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Fourth Ave. AT. 4410 TWO LOCATIONS - COLLEGE INN BROADWAY AT MORRISON OPEN ALL NIGHT Portland's Newest Restaurant NEW COLLEGE INN BROADWAY AT WASHINGTON Sunday Evening, March 20, at 8:15 "RIGOLETTO" Opera in Four Acts by Giuseppe Verdi (In Italian) CAST Gilda (Rigoletto's daughter)_______.........._______________________........________Lucille Meusel Duke of Mantua________________________________....._____________________________________Dimitri Onofrei Rigoletto (hunchback jester of Count's court)____________________________Mario Valle Sparafucile (an assassin)_______________......____________________________.........Harold Kratvitt Maddalena (his sister)________________________________________________________________Stella DeMette Monterone (a nobleman)________________......______________________________......________Natale Cervi Conte Di Ceprano________________________________________________________________________Egidio Morelato Contessa Di Ceprano___________.......______......._________________________________________Alice Homer PROGRAM (Continued) GRACE MOORE COMING TO PORTLAND!   SEE BACK PAGE! 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PROGRAM (Continued) Borsa___________________________________.....____________...........________________________________Francesco Curci A Page____________________________.....________________________.......—-.....________________________Alice Homer Marullo______________________......__________________________________________......______________—- Fausto Bozza Giovanna......________________________________________________________________________________Mildred Ippolito Chorus of Knights, Ladies and Pages of the Court. Conductor_____■______________Carlo Peroni Stage Director________Louis Raybaut Incidental Dances by SAN CARLO OPERA BALLET PROGRAM (Continued) i Broadway 5511 — NEW   RED   TOP   CABS — BRoadway 5511 DEAFENED, BUT "I CAN HEAR MUSIC — PLAYS — FRIENDS" With Sonotone Audicle Write for pamphlet by noted physician Sonotone-Portland Company 321 Failing Bldg., Portland, Oregon YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY TO PARK WHEN YOU SHOP for HOME FURNISHINGS at EDWARDS FURNITURE Co. 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PRICES (Tax included) Wednesday Evenings Matinee LOWER FLOOR: First 18 rows ......................................................-.................................$ 3.30 S 2.75 ;                               Next 10 rows ..........................._..........................................................                                              2 75 2.20 m                              Last 5 rows...........................................................................................                                                                              2.20 1.65 1st BALCONY:    Center .............'.......................................................................................                                                                       2.20 1.65 Sides..........................______............______..................................................                                                                                 1.65 1.10 2nd BALCONY:   Center and Sides ____...........................................................................                                                                     1.10 .55 Make checks payable to Heilig Theatre Co.   Send self-addressed, stamped envelope for return of tickets. HEILIG THEATRE CO., Heilig Building, Portland, Oregon. Gentlemen: Enclosed find $........................................................for......................................................Tickets for performance of HELEN HAYES in "VICTORIA BEGIN A," to be given at Public Auditorium.............................................day, May......................................................... (Indicate Location desired in above Price Scale.) I ADDRESS.____...................................................................._..........................................................................................................- (Tear out this entire page and use for your Mail Order blank) DOUGLAS NICOL PORTLAND, OREGON NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. JOSEF HOFMANN COMING TO PORTLAND!   SEE BACK PAGE! PROGRAM (Continued) SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT    I.—The Duke's apartments. ACT II.—Rigoletto's house. ACT III.—Ante-charnber of the Ducal Palace. ACT IV.—A deserted spot on the shores of Mincio. Broadway 5511 — NEW   RED   TOP   CABS — BRoadway 5511 Portland's Complete1 Music Store 817 S. W. Alder Glorious Opera Recordings by Victor bring this music into your home to enjoy when and as you will. "RIGOLETTO" Act I Questa o quella—Schipa Act II Tutta le feste—Lily Pons Act III La donna e' Mobile—Schipa Victor Red Seal Records — $1, $1.50 and $2 Sherman ^G'la'q "World's Finest Music" MRS. FRED  L. OLSON Accredited Teacher of VOICE Teacher of Teacher of Rose Colombi, opera, Italy. Dorothy Rolfsness, C.B.S., K-O-I-N. Tanya Krasnova, N.B.C., K-G-W. Harry Steel, soloist Junior Symphony. Murry D. Carter, soloist, Ad Club Gleemen. Or. Angus McKinnon, 1st Congregational Ob. 207-8-9 FINE ARTS BUILDING Broadway 5511 — NEW   RED   TOP   CABS — BRoadway 5511 STORY OF THE OPERA ACT I. "Rigoletto," the story of which was taken from Victor - Hugo's "Le roi s'amvise," deals with the Duke of Mantua, a wild youth, who is assisted in his escapades by his jester, Rigoletto, an ugly, hump-backed man. We meet him first helping the Duke to win the affections of the wife of the Count Ceprano, sand-afterward the wife of Count Monterone. Both husbands curse the vile Rigoletto and swear to be avenged. Monterone especially hurls such a fearful curse at therri; that Rigoletto shudders. Rigoletto has one tender point; it is his blind love for his beautiful-..daughter, Gilda, whom he brings up carefully, keeping her hidden from the: world, and shielding her from all wickedness. Jv, BENIAMINO GIGLI COMING TO PORTLAND!   SEE BACK PAGE! SHEET MUSIC SERVICE, INC. Complete educational music service, including band and orchestra music 618 S. W. 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HOLMES BUSINESS SCHOOL Individual Instruction Eighth Floor Studio Building Rapid Advancement BEacon 7745 ETHEL MASTEN M.id'Sectson and Early Spring Hats AT. 2969 1331 S. W. (Upper) Broadway at Columbia NEWS EROM THE NATION'S CAPITOL The Same Day It Happens When it's late afternoon in Washington D. C, it's shortly after lunch in Portland. Three hours difference in time brings you news no easterner can get. . . . News on the very day it occurs! READ TODAY'S NEWS TODAY IN PORTLAND THE JOURNAL OREGON MODEL DRUG STORES Cor. Broadway and Yamhill Cor. Sixth and Salmon Complete Line of Drugs—Sundries and Toiletries. Prescriptions. Fountain Lunch We Deliver SEE BACK PAGE ANNOUNCEMENT, 1938-39 PARAMOUNT CONCERT SERIES ACT III. Gilda is brought to the Duke's palace. Rigoletto appears in the midst of the courtiers to claim Gilda, and then they hear that she, whom they believed to be his mistress, is his daughter, for whose honor he is willing to sacrifice everything. Gilda enters and, though she sees that she has been deceived, implores her father to pardon the Duke, whom she still loves. But Rigoletto vows vengeance, and engages Sparafucile to stab the Duke. | ACT IV. ■ ■ Sparafucile decoys the Duke into his inn, where his sister, Maddalena, awaits him. She, too, is enamored of the Duke, who makes love to her,: and she entreats her brother to have mercy on him. Sparafucile declares that he will. wait until midnight, and will spare him if another victim should turn up before then. Meanwhile, Rigoletto persuades his daughter to fly from the Duke's pursuit, but before he takes her away he wants to show her lover's fickleness in order to cure her of her love. ...... MOZART BOYS' CHOIR COMING TO PORTLAND!   SEE BACK PAGE! Broadway 5511 — NEW   RED   TOP   CABS — BRoadway 5511 \V7e invite you to view our advance collection of rare and unusual gifts and sterling silver from the world's finest craftsmen. Zell TBros •ROADWAY AT^te^MORRISON ST. Completely Furnished Apartments with Hotel Service THE SOVEREIGN Portland's Finest APARTMENT HOTEL Transient and Residential Rates Broadway at Madison BE. 8161 C. E. LEMON, Mgr. BOHEMIAN RESTAURANT Dine in Portland's Most Beautiful Restaurant Finest Quality Food at Moderate Prices West Park and Washington Broadway 5511 — NEW   RED   TOP CABS BRoadway 5511 Gilda comes to the inn in masculine attire and, hearing the discourse between Sparafucile and his: sister, resolves to save her lover. She enters the inn and is instantly put to death, placed in a sack and given to Rigoletto, who proceeds to the river to dispose of the body. At this instant he hears the voice of the Duke, who passes by, singing a frivolous tune. Terrified, Rigoletto opens the sack and sees his own daughter, who is yet able to tell him that she gave her life for that of her faithless lover, the Duke, and then expires. With an awful cry, the unhappy father sinks upon the corpse. Count Monterone's curse has been fulfilled. SEE BACK PAGE ANNOUNCEMENT, 1938-39 PARAMOUNT CONCERT SERIES CERTIFIED MASTER VIOLIN MAKER Expert repairing   .    .    Finest Bow re-hairing    .    .    Violins, Bows, Strings and Accessories RUDOLF F. SCHMOLL Sixth and Washington 501 Raleigh Bide. AT water 1813 MARY ELIZABETH SHOP PENTHOUSE BEAUTY SALON 602 Afderway Bids./ At Broadway and Alder ^ Specialist in Permanent Waving BEacon 7308 Open 8 a. m. to 8 p. m Charles South Artistic Violin Instruction Carl Flesch Pupil and Exponent Modern Russian School 205-6 Fine Arts Bldg. BE. 1391 Thelma Layton School of Dancing BalletTBallroom^Tap 1113 S. W. Yamhill Street Phone BEacon 3309 Portland, Oregon CHATTER   »    »    »    » » Kirsten Flagstad has broken all existing records for operatic and concert attendance at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. It is entirely due to her immense following and tremendous box office power that the Metropolitan departed from its usual policy and presented what had been previously considered a dangerous opening night's opera, "Tristan and Isolde," on the first night of this year's opera season in New York. "Standing room only" was at a premium and repeat performances were immediately scheduled. * # # Small wonder that Madame Flagstad's managers are trying to persuade the great prima donna to give up her plans of retirement after this season. It seems Flagstad wants to return to her home in her native land. If you do not already have your tickets for Flagstad's concert on May 18, we suggest that you send in your mail order immediately to be certain that you will hear this grand opera star, who has been called the "Savior of the Metropolitan Opera Company." * * * At long last the announcement has definitely been made that Helen Hayes will appear in Portland in "Victoria Eegina." She is booked by the Heilig Theatre Company for the Municipal Auditorium for four nights and a Wednesday matinee . The dates are May 9, 10, 11 and 12. The mere mention of the name "Helen Hayes" has created a large number of enquiries from hundreds of parties who anticipate seeing "Victoria Kegina." No reservations have been taken yet, but from now on the mail orders will be accepted and filled in the order that they are received. In Detroit the management was forced to return over $20,000 in mail orders from disappointed patrons who waited too long to order seats, which were entirely sold out by mail. Dr. C. A. Howard, President of the Eastern Oregon Normal School, wrote: "On a recent trip to Chicago I saw Helen ayes in 'Victoria Eegina.' It is a magnificent production and Miss Hayes is exquisite as Queen Victoria. I'm glad he people of Oregon are going to enjoy his grand show." *   * * The music room at the main library as been busy during the last few weeks upplying librettos, scores, stories of the peras and all the source material that goes with grand opera, proving to be a big help to those who sought to learn more about the operas. ROY MARION WHEELER Teacher of Piano, Voice and "How to Compose Music" SEATTLE  : PORTLAND Second Floor Selling-Hirsch Building 918 S.W. Washington Street    BRoadway 1014 Pacific Northwest Conservatory of Music and Fine Arts 405-406 FINE ARTS BUILDING All Standardized Courses Nationally Accredited GLADYS CONRAD McCLELLAN Associated Artist Teachers Edouard Hurlimann, Violinist Mark Daniels, Voice David Campbell, Piano BEGINNERS, INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED STUDENTS 504-505 Maesly-Tichnei Bids. BEacon 2745 Marylhurst College OSWEGO, OREGON Only Standard Four Year j College for Women in the Northwest. Announces the Presentation of "The Bartered Bride" [ I May 6 & 7 Masonic Temple | ATTENTION PLEASEI For Advertising Space in the Program for HELEN HAYES in "VICTORIA REGINA" JERRY ACKLEN „       Franklin Printing Company UN 1159 — BE 1732 ▼ BR 3231 Hats and Furnishings for Men |tohn Helmets O THE   IVIAM'S SHOP 969 S. W. Broadway Near Salmon ASHLEY COOK'S BAND Band and Orchestra—Music Furnished for all Occasions Phone ATwater 4708 Your Banking Headquarters The United States National invites you to transact your banking at its main office bank—or at any of its conveniently located branches. 4 BRANCHES IN PORTLAND GRAND AVENUE at EAST ALDER PHILADELPHIA AVE, at JERSEY ST. UNION AVENUE at KILLINGSWORTH MILWAUKIE AVE. at POWELL BLVD. 18 OTHER OREGON BRANCHES Albany Grants Pass La Grande Mount Angel     Pendleton Salem Astoria Junction City      McMinnville      Ontario Redmond St. Helens Eugene Klamath Falls      Medford Oregon City       Roseburg The Dalles RESOURCES 125 MILLIONS Vancouver, Washington, Associate:  CLARK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK United Stales National Bank Broadway   and  Sixth. at   '. i lark .  Port land. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation  Knitwear that radiates Individuality 730 S. W. Morrison FRANKLIN PRINTING COMPAMY CHATTER   »    »    »    » » It was because of the favorable response to the experiment of giving grand opera in this ideal setting that William B. McCurdy, Northwest Representative for Mr. Gallo, conceived of the idea of presenting a series of concerts at the Paramount. The plan was inaugurated a year ago and the second series will be completed with the concert recital of that greatest of all great Wagnerian sopranos, Kirsten Flagstad, who will conclude the 1937-38 Paramount Concert Series on Wednesday evening', May 18. #   * * But even before this season is brought to a close, next season's plans for the best concert series that can be obtained have been completed and announced. Five world-famous attractions will make up the 1938-39 Paramount Concert Series, beginning in October with one of the highest paid concert artists that ever toured the United States, Beniamino Gigli, considered the greatest tenor since Caruso. He will return to America after an absence of several years. He has been engaged to make a coast-to-coast concert tour between engagements at the San Francisco and the Chicago Opera Companies. Grace Moore, star of the Metropolitan and the Chicago Opera Companies, concert and radio artist, and motion picture celebrity, will be another of the stellar concert attractions. Miss Moore's engagement to sing on the Paramount Concert Series comes after two years of ceaseless effort to contract her for a Portland appearance. Josef Hofmann, renowned pianist, who is celebrating his golden jubilee year in commemoration of his first concert appearance at the Metropolitan fifty years ago as a child prodigy, has been signed to give a piano recital during the season. An attraction new to Portland—in fact, new to the United States except for its New York appearance during the current season, is the Mozart Boys' Choir from Vienna. This remarkable group of artists has toured all over Europe, South America and Mexico with phenomenal success. They will make up the fourth outstanding attraction for the new Par-arount Concert Series. Col. W. de Basil's Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, which made such a hit during its recent appearance at the Paramount Theatre, presenting "Coq d'Or," will complete the course. Eight new ballets by the brilliant young English choreographer, Frederic Ashton, will be added to the company's repertoire of more than fifty productions. NIKOLA ZAN   Master Vocal Instructor  Head of Operatic Department  Ellison-White Conservatory Six years of European experience. ,  Twelve years of teaching in New York and eight years in Portland $ 810 Studio Bldg. BEacon 4060 Your next suit hand-tailored JOHN NOCE Portland's most complete stock of fine woolens 813 S. W. Washington, near Ninth KOFELDT Studio of BALLROOM DANCING N. E. 22d and Thompson Class and Private Instruction for Adults, Hi School Students and Children tor information Call MU 3006—TR 8708 PRIVATE LSSSONS DAILY Museum Art School Drawing . . Painting . . Designing Evening Life Classes S. W. 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