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Musical Courier 1913-11-12: Vol 67 Iss 20, 1913
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1EDW. RECHLIN CONCERT ORGANIST
2Accompanist to Leading Artists
316 E. 88th Street Tel. 3300 Lenox
5MARY WOODFIELD FOX
6PIANIST
7THE WELSH-SUTAR MANAGEMENT
810 South 18th Street Philadelphia, Pa.
10MARIE LOUISE TODD
11PIANIST
12TEACHER OF PIANO
13Studio: Carnegie Hall New York
15MORTIMER WILSON
16PHILADELPHIA
17Address, Balance of Season: Atlanta Philharmonic
19"Not all may become Artists, but everyone can be taught to sing artistically."
21HAGGERTY-SNELL Teacher of Vocal Music
22Voice Culture founded on common sense method which never fails to bring good results.
23Studio: The Linbaugh, 2647 Broadway Between 100 and 101st Sts.
25DR. E. S. KIMBALL
26TEACHER OF SINGING
275 WEST 65th ST., NEW YORK
28Phone Columbus 1996 one of two readings
29Phone Columbus 1986 one of two readings
31L. BECKER
32PIANIST AND OTHER STUDIOS
33Academy Hall and Steinway Hall, New York
35Mildred POTTER
36CONTRALTO
37CONCERTS, ORATORIO, ETC.
38Management: WALTER ANDERSON
39171 West 57th Street, New York
40Phone 268 Columbus
42Geraldine DAMON
43VOCAL INSTRUCTION
44Wallace Building Pittsburgh
46ABBIE KEELY
47DRAMATIC SOPRANO
481914 DIAMOND ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA.
49606 West 116th St., New York City
51Mme. E. B. de SERRANO
52Teacher of Olive Fremstad, Mme. Charlotte Maconda, Lucille Marcel, Caroline Mihr-Hardy
53VOICE CULTURE, REPERTOIRE
54430 West 57th St., Tel. 6641 Columbus, New York
56MARCEL CHAILLEY, Violinist
57Mme. Chailley-Richez, Pianist
5839 Rue Chalign, Paris
60Carolyn WILLARD PIANIST
61Fine Arts Building Chicago
63ALVIENE SCHOOL OF OPERA — ACTING
64and Singing, Opera and Musical Comedy, Dancing. The most complete and thorough technical course in addition to which all students become members of our Opera Stock Co. and Theater, equipping them with the Public stage experience and graduating them as Professional Artists, assuring New York Appearances and Engagements. Students taking up the course may continue voice culture in their own manner. See for Illustrated Opera Bulletin—"How Thousands Succeeded." Address, E. A. Hoff, Sec'y, ALVIENE OPERA SCHOOLS, (old) Grand Opera House, 23d St. & 8th Ave., N. Y.
66SAMUEL GARDNER, VIOLINIST
67The Virgil Conservatory
68is famous for its notable players made through the use of the "TEK"
69For catalogs of both address
70MRS. A. M. VIRGIL, 42 West 76th Street, New York
72SUE HARVARD, Soprano
73Soloist Christ Methodist Episcopal Church
74914 St. James Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
76DUNNING SYSTEM OF IMPROVED MUSIC STUDY FOR BEGINNERS.
77Send for information and booklets of interesting items. Mrs. Carrie Louise Dunning, 11 West 36th St., New York City. Western address: Portland, Ore.
79MABEL SHARP-HERDIEN
80SOPRANO
815132 Kenmore Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
83THE JENNETTE LOUDON SCHOOL OF MUSIC
84M. Jennette Loudon Director
85629 Fine Arts Bldg., Chicago, Ill.
87KARLETON HACKETT
88TEACHER OF SINGING
89Kimball Hall, Chicago.
91Louise St. John WESTERVELT
92SOPRANO
93Concerts, Oratorios, Recitals.
941353 N. State St., Chicago, Ill.
96Elsie DE VOE BOYCE
97PIANIST-INSTRUCTOR
98Residence: 4126 Lydia Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
100ARTHUR M. BURTON
101BARITONE
102Fine Arts Building Chicago
104CLARENCE DICKINSON
105CONCERT ORGANIST
106Organist and Director Brick Church, Temple Beth-El, Union Theological Seminary.
107412 Fifth Ave., New York.
109Martina ZATELLA
110COLORATURA SOPRANO
111(Pupil of Madame Della M. Valeri)
112Touring in Europe
114MAXIMILIAN PILZER
115VIOLINIST
116101 West 115th St. New York
117Telephone Morningside 8832
119Mme. Hildegard Hoffmann
120Oratorio and Joint Recitals with Mr. HENRY HOLDEN
121Recitals and Piano Instruction
122Soloist with New York Philharmonic and Boston Symphony Orchestra, &c.
123STUDIO: Steinway Hall
124Address, 144 East 150th Street, New York City.
126Ernest R. KROEGER
127Director KROEGER SCHOOL OF MUSIC
128Pianoforte Recitals and Lecture Recitals
129Musical Art Building
130ST. LOUIS, MO.
132MRS. STACEY WILLIAMS
133ARTISTIC SINGING
134Specialization of Tone Production
135406 KIMBALL HALL CHICAGO
137HARRISON M. WILD
138Concert Organist
139KIMBALL HALL, 243 Wabash Ave., CHICAGO
140INSTRUCTION
141PIANO ORGAN
142CONDUCTOR—Apollo Musical Club, Mendelssohn Club
144LUCILLE MILLER
145SOPRANO.
146S.F. TROUTMAN, Address all communications to 6th Ave., PITTSBURG, PA.
148JOHN B. MILLER, TENOR
149634 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
151LEONTINE DE AHNA
152CONTRALTO, OF BERLIN
153Hotel Endicott, 81st St. and Columbus Ave., N. Y.
155BEATRICE McCUE
156CONTRALTO
157Management: Hensel & Jones, Aeolian Hall, New York
158Residence: 622 W. 141st St., New York. Phone 6660 Audubon
160AUBREY W. MARTIN
161BASS—BARITONE
162Concert—Oratorio—Recital
163Address, Care of Musical Courier, 437 5th Ave. or Box 416 Fairmont, W. Va.
165JOHN FINNUGAN
166TENOR
167Management: G. DEXTER RICHARDSON
168Arbuckle Building Brooklyn
170BERTHA CHRISTIANS-KLEIN
171DRAMATIC SOPRANO
172Concerts, Recital, Opera, Etc. Vocal and Dramatic Instruction. From the beginning to highest Perfection.
173Irving Place Theatre
174Exclusive Management: ANNIE FRIEDBERG, 1425 Broadway
176THEODORA STURKOW
177RYDER
178Pianist
1794715 Lake Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
181PLUMB
182Contralto
183Oratorio Recitals
184Concerts
185Address: 4173 Lake Ave., Chicago
186Phone, Oakland 3246
187Exclusive Management: HARRY CULBERTSON
188Fine Arts Building Chicago, Ill.
190Northwestern Conservatory of Music
191MINNEAPOLIS
192Olive Adele Evers, President
194JOSEF RUBO
195Voice Culture in all its Branches
196NEW AEOLIAN HALL. 29 WEST 42nd ST., NEW YORK
198BLANCHE GOODE Pianist
199Available for Recitals
200Address, Joseph Joiner. 439 Flith Ave.
202HENIOT LEVY Pianist
203Kimball Hall, Chicago
205ELLIS CLARK HAMMANN
206PIANIST
2071716 Chestnut St. Philadelphia
209UMBERTO SORRENTINO
210EMINENT ITALIAN TENOR
211In America season 1913-14.
212Opera, Concert, Recital. Address: Annie Friedberg, 1425 Broadway, Personal address, 14 East 43rd St.
214LOUIS KOEMMENICH
215Conductor of N. Y. ORATORIO SOCIETY
216MENDELSSOHN GLEE CLUB
217AEOLIAN HALL
218Studio: 1026-27
21929 West 42d Street New York City
220Tel. Bryant 5526
222PAULINE MEYER CONCERT PIANISTE
223Address: 4839 Washington Park Place, Chicago, Ill.
225LESCHETIZKY
226School of Piano Playing (Inc.)
227HAROLD NASON, Director
228712-14 Chestnut Street Philadelphia
230BINCA HOLLEY
231SOPRANO
232814 W. 157th St., NEW YORK
233Phone 3805 Audubon
235Lambert MURPHY
236VICTOR HARRIS
237TEACHER OF SINGING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
238Vocal Studios
239RAGNA LINNE Kimball Hall Chicago
241BARONESS LITTA von ELSNER
242Vocal Instruction
243562 Park Avenue, New York. Phone, 6792 Plaza
245ARTHUR DUNHAM
246CONDUCTOR
247SINAI ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS
249GEORGIA KOBER, Pianiste
250Pres. Sherwood Music School
251Fine Arts Building. CHICAGO, ILL.
253Katharine HOFFMANN
254Accompanist
255"WITH SCHUMANN-HEINK TOUR
256Home Address: ST. PAUL.
258THAL
259Pianist
260620 Addison Ave., Chicago
262VITTORIO CARPI
263VOCAL TEACHER IN FOUR LANGUAGES
264Florence. Via dei Conti, 7
266ARCHIBALD Baritone
267CONCERTS, RECITALS, ORATORIO
26823 Park Avenue Tel. 5460 Murray Hill
270TENOR—COMPOSER
271"Two Roses" "Ah, Love but a Day"
272"Forever and a Day" "Maidens" "Yes and Nay"
273Hallet Gilberte, Hotel Flanders, 133 W. 47th St., Tel. 0570 Bryant
275RARE OLD VIOLINS
276FROM $50. UP
277JOHN MARKERT & CO.,
27833 West 8th St., N.Y.
280BERGEY
281Chicago Opera School
282Fine Arts Bldg., Chicago, Ill. one of two readings
283Fine Arts Bidg, Chicago, Ill. one of two readings
285NEW and OLD
286Master Violins
287High grade Tested Strings
288Artistic Repairing
289S. PFEIFFER, 1368-70 Broadway New York
291"THE SYMPHONIE"
292Electric Pipe Organ
293The Most Perfect Musical Instrument
294BEMAN SYMPHONIE COMPANY, Binghamton, N. Y.
296TENOR
297METROPOLITAN OPERA CO.
298For concert engagements apply to The WOLFSOHN MUSICAL BUREAU
2991 West 34th St., New York
301THE BEAUFORT
302140 West 57th Street
303Tel. 3053 Columbus
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