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Musical Courier 1926-09-30: Vol 93 Iss 14, 1926

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1September 30, 1926
2MUSICAL COURIER
4TOMARS
5VOICE SPECIALIST
6corrects and rebuilds
7voices under
8GUARANTEE
9STUDIOS
10106 Central Park West
11New York, Telephone: Endicott 5854
12Voice trials by appointment only
14SAMUEL MARGOLIS
15VOICE CULTURE
161425 Broadway, Suite 58. New York City
17"Not all may become Artists, but everyone can be taught to sing artistically."
18HAGGERTY-SNELL Teacher of Vocal Music
19METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE STUDIOS, 1425 Broadway, New York
20Suite 15. Phone: 2634 Pennsylvania
22JOHN FINNUGAN
23TENOR
24Soloist St. Patrick's Cathedral, N. Y.
25Address: 4260-7th St., Edinburg, N. Y. Phone Havemeyer 2398-J one of two readings
26Address: 4260-7th St., Edinburg, N. Y. Phone: Havemeyer 2398-J one of two readings
28EDW. RECHLIN
29ORGANIST
30"America's Foremost Bach Interpreter."
31151 E. 92nd St., New York
33NICHOLAS KARAMBELAS
34CONCERT VIOLINIST AND TEACHER
35Studio: Metropolitan Opera House Studios, 1425 Broadway, New York. 21 Sharon Avenue, Irvington, N. J.
36Phones: Pennsylvania 2634 and Bigelow 2563J.
38JOHN BARNES WELLS, Tenor
39RECITALS—ORATORIO
40310 West 96th Street, New York
41Telephone: 5744 Riverside
43COENRAAD V. BOS
44ACCOMPANIST—COACHING
45Only in New York from January 25th until February 28th.
461875 App. for information at address: Hochschulemer Platz 10, Berlin, Germany.
48Louise St. John WESTERVELT
49SOPRANO
50TEACHER OF VOICE
51Columbia School of Music
52509 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago
54DE LANCELOTI one of two readings
55DE LANCLOLATTI one of two readings
56VOCAL AND PIANO TEACHER
57Appointments by Mail Only
58205 West 57th Street New York
60EARLE LAROS
61PIANIST-CONDUCTOR
62Manager: Sherman K. Smith
631540 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
65MARIE DE KYZER
66Vocal Instruction
6728 West 63d St., N. Y. C.
68Tel. Columbus 7339 and Havemeyer 4627
69Summer Address: care Frederick Lack Co., Paris, France
7011 Rue Bondreau,
72ROBERT BRAUN
73Director
74Faculty of Fifty Members
75POTTSVILLE, PA.
77W. D. FIFE
78VOCAL ART-SCIENCE
79Studios: 150 Riverside Drive New York City
80Telephone: Schuyler 1286
82SERGEI KLIBANSKY
83VOCAL INSTRUCTOR
84Studio: 205 W. 57th St. New York City
8510324 Circle
87HARRISON M. WILD
88Address care of
89Apollo Musical Club, 243 So. Wabash Ave. Chicago, Ill.
91BLANCHE ARRAL
92Soprano—Paris and Metropolitan Opera Houses, also Concert Halls of Europe and Australasia.
93Personne Address: Grantwood, N. J. Tel.: 0270 Cliffside
95GEORGE HAROLD MILLER
96BASS-BARITONE
97Member of Actors' Equity Association
98TEACHER OF SINGING
99Apt. 3 West 43 East 58th St., N. Y. Phone 1150 Regent
101ELEMER VON PICHLER
102Cincinnati Conservatory
103VOICE CULTURE—CONDUCTOR—COACH
104Management: ALLEN-PICHLER CO 1730 Broadway, New York
106ELLIOT GRIFFIS
107TEACHER OF PIANO AND THEORY
10836 West 75th Street, New York City
109Trafalgar 6497
111HELEN THOMAS
112SOPRANO
113Russian Symphony Orchestra, Vessela Band, Pleides Club, etc.
11467 Riverside Drive, N. Y. City
115Tel.: 4300 Susquehanna
117ARTHUR WARWICK
118PIANO INSTRUCTION
119118 WEST 57th STREET, NEW YORK
120Telephone: 4780 Circle
122RALPH COX
123COMPOSER—Teacher of Singing
1248 East 8th Street New York City
126FRANCIS GREER GOODMAN
127BARITONE—TEACHER OF SINGING
128652 E. 18th St. Brooklyn, N. Y.
129Tel. 0102 Ingersoll
131"Spring Is Here" "Joyous Youth" "Bubbles" and Other Songs by
132MABELANNA CORBY
133From your Dealer or Direct
134CORBY—LEWIS
135CONCERT SONGS
13665 Orange Road Montclair, New Jersey
138ELLES CLARK
139PIANIST
1401716 Chestnut Street Philadelphia
142MRS. HALL McALLISTER
143TEACHER OF SINGING
144Musical Management
145284 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass.
147John Prindle Scott
148SONG WRITER
149"THE SCOTTAGE"
150MacDonough, Chenango Co., New York
152KARLETON HACKETT
153TEACHER OF SINGING
154Kimball Hall, Chicago
156ELLA BACKUS-BEHR
157231 West 96th Street, New York
158PHONE 1446 RIVERSIDE
160FERRUCCIO F. CORRADETTI
161Officier de L'Academie de France et de l'Instruction Publique
162VOCAL TEACHER
163309 West 75th St., New York, Tel. 9010 Trafalgar
165RENÉ LUND
166BARITONE
167833 Buckingham Place, Chicago. Lakeview 2396
169S. WESLEY SEARS
170St. James Church
17122d and Walnut Sts., Philadelphia
172ORGAN RECITALS INSTRUCTION
174RUDOLPH REUTER
175Pianist IN AMERICA 1926-27
176Haensel & Jones, Aeolian Hall, N. Y., or Mr. Virgil Smith, Fine Arts Bldg., Chicago
178MR. and MRS. HENRY HOLDEN HUSS
179Joint Recitals
180Piano and Voice Specialists
181Entire Preparation to Concert Stage
182Special Courses for teachers
183Studio: 809 Steinway Bldg., 113 W. 57th St.
184Address: 144 E. 150th St.
185Tel. Mott-Haven 0988, New York
187TOFI TRABILSEE
188Vocal Studios
189202 West 74th Street New York
190Tel.: 1965 Endicott
192GRACE G. GARDNER
193EUROPE—NEW YORK
194Artist Teacher
195"Singer and vocal pedagogue." "Internationally recognized as a Voice Builder, Voice Repairer and Oratorio Specialist in the Drama, Public Speaking for Opera, Oratorio and Concert. Teacher of Lucille Lawrence and many other successful singers. Studios: Hotel Gibson, Cincinnati, Ohio.
197HOMER MOWE
198Voice Training
19930 West 72nd St., New York City Tel. 2165 Radiot one of two readings
20030 West 72nd St., New York City Tel. 2165 Radiotett one of two readings
202BERGEY
203Chicago Opera School
204Lyon & Healy Bldg., Chicago
206ELLEN KINSMAN MANN
207TEACHER OF SINGING
208508 Fine Arts Building Chicago, Ill.
210CLAUDE WARFORD
211TEACHER OF SINGING
2124 West 40th Street New York City
213Phone: 4897 Penn.
215KRAFFT
216Concert—TENOR—Oratorio
217Associated with Frank La Forge
21814 West 68th St.
220GEHRKEN
221Concert Organist
222"Able technic and fine command."
223Brooklyn Eagle.
224"Is gaining unique reputation."
225N. Y. World.
226Eastman School of Music, Rochester, N. Y.
228KARL RECKZEH
229PIANIST
230KIMBALL HALL CHICAGO
232CLARENCE DICKINSON
233Concert Organist
234Organist and Director, Brick Church, Temple Beth-El, Union Theological Seminary,
235412 Fifth Ave., New York
237ELLA GOOD
238Contralto
239RECITALS—ORATORIO—TEACHING
240Address: Dudley Duck Studio, 471 West End Avenue, New York. Tel.: Endicott 7449
242ARTHUR DUNHAM
243CONDUCTOR
244BOSTON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
246SIBYL SAMMIS MacDERMID
247SOPRANO
248Pupils Accepted. 312 Riverside, New York
250DAVID ZALISH
251PIANIST—TEACHER
252225 West 110th Street, New York City
253Telephone Cathedral 9542
255BIRDICE BLYE
256Concert Pianist
2575424 Blackstone Avenue, Chicago
258STEINWAY PIANO USED
260RALPH ANGELL
261ACCOMPANIST
262125 22d Street, Jackson Heights, L. I.
263Telephone: Havemeyer 3800
265ALBERTO BIMBONI
266Teacher of Singing
2672025 Broadway, New York
268Telephone 6074 Endicott
270SIGHT SINGING
271EAR TRAINING
272NATIONAL OPERA CLUB OF AMERICA
273BARONESS KATHARINE EVANS VON KLENNER, Founder and President
274Offers Prize of $1000 for Grand Opera Voice (Female)
275For all Information apply to the President
277LAZAR S. SAMOILOFF
278Bel Canto Studios
279309 West 85 St.
280New York City
281Telephone 3475 Endicott
283MARIE MORRISEY
284Contralto
285Management: Loudon Charlton, Carnegie Hall, New York one of two readings
286Management: one of two readings
287Loudon Charlton, one of two readings
288Carnegie Hall, New York one of two readings
289Mme. Rhoda
290MINTZ
291SOPRANO
292Teacher of Singing
293Residence Studio: 312 West 109th St., New York
294Telephone: Academy 0573 one of two readings
295Telephone: Academy 0373 one of two readings
297SAMUEL LJUNGKVIST
298TENOR
299282 West End Avenue (Near 73d St.), New York Tel. 1547 Endicott
301MARK MARKOFF
302Russian Dramatic Tenor
303VOCAL STUDIO
30431 West 89th St., N. Y. Tel. 3222 Schuyler one of two readings
30531 West 89th St., N. Y. one of two readings
306Tel. 3222 Schuyler one of two readings
308KARL KRUEGER
309(Late of Vienna)
310CONDUCTOR
311Care of Philharmonic Orchestra
312LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
314GRACE LAROM STELLNER
315Scientific Vocal Teacher, says:
316"ALL WHO TALK CAN SING"
317Metropolitan Opera House Bldg. 1425 Broadway, N. Y., Room 41 Tuesday and Friday afternoons
319ARCHIBALD SESSIONS
320Concert Accompanist—Coach
321810 CARNEGIE HALL, NEW YORK CITY
322Tuesday and Wednesday Circle 0331 one of two readings
323Tuesday and Wednesday one of two readings
324Circle 0331 one of two readings
326FAY FOSTER
327Composer, Vocal and Dramatic Coach
328Dramatic readings to music and costume numbers, specialties.
329Address—15 West 11th St., N. Y. City
331ARTHUR M. BURTON
332BARITONE
333Fine Arts Building Chicago
335JEANNETTE DURNO
336PIANIST
3374140 Lake Park Ave., Chicago
338Steinway Piano
340BELLE FISCH SILVERMAN
341Teacher of Singing
342Studio: New York (Wednesdays)
343Metropolitan Opera House Bldg. Phone: Penn. 2634
344Newark, N. J., 30 Johnson Ave.
345Phone: Waverly 4200.
347MARK OSTER
348Baritone—Vocal Teacher one of two readings
349Baritone – Vocal Teacher one of two readings
350Studios: 1425 Kimball Bldg. Chicago, Ill.
351Mme. VIRGINIA COLOMBATI
352Voice Production—Operatic and Concert Coaching
353294 WEST 92d STREET, N. Y.
354Schuyler 5614. one of two readings
355Schuyler 8614. one of two readings
357Cecilia GRAMER
358SOPRANO
359Concert—Opera—Recitals
360Address 161 West 86th St., New York.
361Telephone: 8338 Schuyler
363A. ZNAIDA
364VOCAL STUDIO
365Pupils Prepared for Opera, Concert and Oratorio
3661608 President St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. 5507 Slocum one of two readings
3671608 President St., Brooklyn, N. Y. one of two readings
368Tel. 5507 Slocum one of two readings
370EVA E. FRISBIE
371ORGAN—PIANO—THEORY
372100 Carnegie Hall Circle 1360 one of two readings
373100 Carnegie Hall one of two readings
374Circle 1360 one of two readings

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