Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 4, 1924, Page 9

SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1924, Crowded House Assured For Opera ’ Sales at Music Store Mean Packed House for Ap- pearance of Chicago Operatic Trio; Reser- vations ‘When the members of the Chicago Operatic trio make their bow to the Casper public at 8:15 o'clock tomor- row night in the America theater a great. crowd will be there to greet them. Tickets which are on sale at the Music Shoppe and the Charles E. ‘Wells Music store have been going fast during the last week and per- sons may obtain reserved seats by applying at the idbby of the theater today. Selections should be made early since only in that way is it Possible to be assured of getting the seats desired. The operatic trio comes here under extremely favorable ~ condi- tions. The starting of music week today creates an atmosphere that is sure to lend interest to the concert which is to come to the America to- morrow. The Casper Women's De- partmental club have been compli- mented from many quarters on the three concerts of this series which have been given during the season" and on the possibility of obtaining the members of the Chicago Civic Opera company for the entertain: ment cf _local music lovers. Pro- ceeds from the concert will go as usual to the milk fund of the De- partmental club. The present con- cert is the fourth and last to be given. The trio includes Myrna Sharlow, Virgillo Lazzari, and Forrest Lam- ont. Myrna Sharlow has one of the finest soprano voices in the country. She has been featured in some of the leading opera troupes and her con- nection with the Chicago Civic Opera company is but another proof A sacred program will be given at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the Church of St. Anthony of which the Rev. Father John}H. Mullin is pastor and the Rev. Father John F. Morton is assistant pastor. ‘Twelve numbers will be given, and persons prorainent in musical circles will take part in these. Miss Marguerite Fitzgerald, organist; Miss Genevieve Fitzgerald, harpist, and Mrs. Margaret Curtz, violinist, have been secured for several of the numbers. The Fitzgerald sisters have won many admirers in local circles since their arrival here from Chicago some time ago, The male choir ‘under the .diréction of Mrs. Madeline Treber, director; Mrs. Carrico, choir violinist, and Miss Sogial Calendar for ming Week v Monday Mrs, Jeremiah Mahoney and Mrs. A. F. Hoff will entertain the Mon- day bridge club at the home of the former. Delphian Society meeting at public library. Mrs. Joo Mansfield will entertain at party for her daug Betsy. Brotherhood of Am n Yeomen will meet in regular session. Regular meeting of Women's Ben- efit association of the Maccabees at the I. O. O. F. hall. Tuesday Midnight bridge club meeting at the home of Mrs. Paul Hooper. Chicago and Northwestern Rail- way Woman's club meeting at the public Hbrary. , Mrs. Herman Talpers will be host- ess for the regular meeting of ‘the Laf-A-Lot bridge club. Benefit supper at Presbyterian church George Woodward. Social meeting of the Legion auxiliary at the Mrs. William Russell. Casper Circle No. 409 Neighbors North Casper for the Rev. American home of of Woodcraft meeting at the Odd Fellow’s hall. eee Wednesday Elks’ formal dancing party at the auditorium. Mrs. E. R. Trollope will entertain the ABC bridge club members. Regular meeting of Altar and Ros- ary society at the Mullin club, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Delaney will entertain at a dinner party preced- ing the Elks formal dance. Casper Woman's Departmental club meeting at the Knights of Py- thias hall. Miss Lovey Norris will entertain six guests at dinner party preceding Elks formal, o- Thursday Mrs. H. L. Funkhouter assisted by Mrs. L. B. Bay wifl entertain the Ceramic club. General association of Christian church meeting at chureh, First the 2. Friday Miss Kathleen Sullivan hostess at informal party Elizabeth Clare of Canada. Mrs. W. L. England will entertain the Friday bridge club. Mrs. Glen Littlefield will be host- eas for the regular meeting of the dramatic division of the Department al club, will be for Miss Sacred Musical Program | Ts Announced for Today | At St. Anthony’s Chureh Che Casyer Sunday Cribune Cc. Olymer and family. Miss Lever expects to leave next month for Montreal where she will visit for three weeks after which she will sail from New York for the European countries, Miss Lever will visit for some time with relatives in Ireland. eee T. Savile of Lander was a visitor in the city yesterday. see Monday Night Clyde Vassar was a Casper arrival yesterday from Kaycee. ° Arthur Mackek of Lander was among the out of town business vis- itors who arrived in the city yes- terday. coe C. M. Tracis of Omaha arrived yesterday and will attend to busi- ness affairs here for several days. oe 8. W. beck of Lander spent yes- terday here on business and visiting with friends. Opened of her genius. Lazzarl, basso, made his first appearance in Rome when he was playing in comic opera. He later rose to gtand opera and spent Some time In South America, Cuba, and Mexico. He came to the United States'and has been making great strides before the public. Lamont, tenor, has just concluded his seventh season with the Chicago Civie Opera company. He worked his way up from a choir soloist to his present position. The following program will be given tomorrow night: Lyle Jay, county assessor, has been attending to business affairs for several days in Cheyenne. eee 1. Trio from “Forza del Destion”— Robt W. I. Pillsburg of Denver ts Verdi ‘ among the out-of-town business Miss Sharlow, Messts. Lamont and callers in Casper this week. sLazzari eae 2. Duette from “Madame Butter: Ray Barnes is visiting with friends Fy? 23. ood Ppoeint in the city from Salt Creek. Miss Sharlow and Mr. Lamont ei 3. Solo—LaCalmia, from ‘Barber Robert J. Davidson of Powder of Seville” . ~Donizett! River is in the city for a few days Mr. this week. 4. Trio from ‘‘Attila’’. Miss Sharlow, and Messi Mrs. E. H. Shackelford and Miss and Lazzari 4 Maude Louner of Snyder are visit- 5. Piano Solo --.----~-----! Selected ing in the city with friends for a Intermission short time. ars 6. Duette from “Don Giovanni" La . J. A. Tisdale was a Casper arrival yesterday from Midwest. see ‘ci darem la mano ------ Mozart Miss Sharlow and Mr. Lazzari 7. Solo, Vesti la giubba, from “T Pa (ea Leoncayallo Mrs. J. W. Tucker will leave to- cet nae Tania day from Dallas on an extended 8. Duette from % % 53 “i pleasure trip. eae First Act --- : MILDRED BUBB, “Casper’s baby prima donna,’”’ who Sanaa. Hea eis 9 ‘Baio SARA Morta, from|has delighted Casper audiences with her dancing and | voye are visitors in the city for the "andre Chenier” _-Glordano | Singing. day. foe Miss Sharlo 10. Trio, from “Faust,” Finale of s as Shelton ot Waltman spent yes- Last Act Gounod erday heré on bus ness. PERSONAL MENTION OF CASPER PEOPLE AND GUESTS IN CITY her home at Kaycee. _ Mrs. Earl Kaiser of 138 Mrs, James C. Ryan has returned;son, Lt, Coral Leeper and family Campbell spent Thurs- Casper for six months and during Charles I. her absence her home will be oc- day of last week in Cheyenne on|cupied by Mark O'Danford and fam-| Visited in Casper each year and who business. ily. has many friends here, is {ll at the ee 49.2 county hospital. Edna Smith, choir organist, will P| airs. Anna Leeper will leave soon| Miss Violet Lever loft last evening ve Sa featured in several numbers as will! ro. Buffalo, N. ¥., where she will| for Denver where sho will visit for a] Henry Wyatt left last evening for Mrs. E. R. Keith is the guest of friends here for a few days from West Fifth street underwent an operation to the city from Los Angeles where| after which she will sail for Europe| yesterday morning at the county she has been making her home for| taking the Alfred Dean route. Mrs.| hospital and is reported to be re the last year. Leeper expects to be absent from | covering. Alden Brooks of Omaha, who has also the junior choir with Kathryn Mahoney, director. The membership of the male choir incjudes B. J.” Donohue, Vic- tor Meyers, Ray Holloran, John Vicary, -first tenors: Brian Dough- erty, Henry Shea, Francis Keleher, Harry McNamara, second tenors; James Archambault, Harold Mas- ters, Fred Mullner, Bert Connelly, Joe Shikany, Frank Leonard, first bassos; Joseph Griumont, Henry Thompson, Edward Slater, Richard Nines, second. haissos. é Following isthe complete pro- a r ficrin™-_ From Farmer's Mass +o Male’ Choir . “Holy God.” “Mother, Dear, Oh Pray for Me.” Junior Choir Miss be the guest for a short time of her 3. “Berceuse” -Godard Mrs, C. 4. “‘Santus.”* Benedictus_From Mentzel's Mass Male Choir . Ensemble—“Ave e & c. -Schubert Mrs. Madeline Treber, soprano Miss Marguerite Fitzgerald, organ Mies Genevieve Fitzgerald, harp Mrs. Margaret Curtz, violin fl 9. “The Swan Mrs. Margar , violin Miss Marguerite Fitzgerald, organ Miss Genevieve Fitzgerald, harp 10. “Christ in Flanders” wee ae Johnstone-Ward-Stephens Male Choir 11. Solemn Benedictior jaint-Saens © 1924 GULBRANSEN CO. 12. 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