The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 31, 1934, Page 4

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1934 Wocdford-Finden Miss Coghlan; “Whence, O Shepherd Maiden,” Saar, and “Lift Thine Eyes,” Mendelssohn—the Misses Jane Smith, Sathre and Mary Louise Neussle; “It Was Not So to Be” from “The ‘Srum- peter of Sakigen,” Nessler—Gcorge Shafer, Jr.; “The Camel's Hump,” German—Miss Nuessle; “Ah, It Was|and & He” from “La Traviata,” Verdi--Miss March for Me, Christianson; “Flower Song” from | Helen Dollar. “Faust,” Gounod—Mr. Flaherty; | “The Rabbit Revels,” Williams, and piano, “Gavotte in. B Minor,” Bach— | “From an Aeroplane,” Adair—Dolores Miss Hollace Beall; “Elegie,” Mas- | Munger; “Souvenir,” Drdla, and “Sol- scnet—Miss Maxine Pickles, violin dier’s Chorus” from “Faust,” Gounod obligato by Miss Tollefsen; “Beat, —Marietta Myer. Coleridge-Taylor—| “Arbutus,” Bliss, and “Waltz in A ‘Less Than The Dust” | Flat,” Brahms—S: via Stangler; “The CAPITOL to 7:30 THEATRE Tonight, Tomorrow and Saturday Matinee re ge ry Additional Society | |=* |—Miss Emily Belk. peroneal Poetry | ‘The Misses Vivian Coghlan and) “The Three Ravens, English, 16th is : ‘oup Taught Me,” Dvorak—Miss Smith; . *, halts” Ho da Ele UP | “Serenade,” Schubert—Junior Chorus. Graduation Recital { “The Cares of Yesterday,” Metcalf— | ‘The program for the graduation | Miss Grace Olmanson; “Day Is Gone,” Present Piano Class {éity auditorium at 8:15 o'clock Friday|of the Mesa,” Grunn—Harold Sinith; | evening by junior Singers’ Guild mem-| piano, “Fantasia in B Minor,” Mozart; Mrs. E. D. Rose, 815 Fourth St., Maude A. Tollefsen, director. Piano/st. Bride, “Clokey—the Misses Ruth pis in a recital to be given at 8 students of Miss Florence Fritch and| Christianson and Emily Belk, Bernard Palock Friday evening at the Grand pettiness anesie ag Open Secret,” Woodman—Miss Char- | iends of those appear- lotte Sathre; “On the Road to Man- eae a? Merry Birds,” Gumbert—Margaret lowing: barca? | "Duet, “The Skylark Mounts the Step,” Blake—Royann Kennelly and |Bdna Rose; “Playing Ball,” Rebe, and \atrs. Anne Hurlbut Peterson will as-jand “Til I Wake,” fay | ss ut Z| onna Jean Davis will be accompan-|Century, and “Songs My Mother Gives Program for » . ** * “Allah,” Chadwick—Junior Chorus; ‘Mrs. E. D. Rose Will musicale to be given at the Bismarck |Lang—Miss Bernice Peterson; “Song jbers was announced Thursday by Miss|—Miss Grace Erickson; “Kye Song of will present a group of her piano pu- Flaherty and Emerson Logee; “AN! pacifia hotel private dining room. dalay,” Speaks—Richard Shafer; “Ye| me program will include the fol- Piano, “Etude in D Flat’ Liszt— Biue, Blue Sky,” Swartz, and “Quick “Come Dance With Me,” Campbell— ENDS TONIGHT THIS ATTRACTION 25¢ Until 7:30 “A RIOTOUS FUNFEST” es Jackie Shunk; “Song of the Clock,” Erb—Royann Kennelly; “Hiking,” ‘Thompson—Edna Rose; “Criss Cross” | “Three Clocks,” Williams, “A Copeland—Nancy Daily at 2:30-7-9 RICHARD ARLEN (IDA LUPINO ROSCOE KARNS GRACE BRADLEY MONTE BLUE ane TOBY WING —Plus— Mickey Mouse - News and Novelties STARTS TOMORROW tween two wild horses for supremacy of the herd! 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