May 13, 1927 WILMETTE LIFE 23 I Mr. Stock will wield the baton during ANNA CASE HAS STAR the purely orchestral selections. The orchestral numbers will include ROLE FOR FESTIVAL "Le Carnaval Romain," by Berlioz. Noted Concert Soprano to Be Heard With Lawrence Tibbett in Lut of Series · Miss Anna Case, the noted concert soprano, who is to sing at the North Shore Music Festival as one of the soloists, has just completed arrangements regarding the selections which she is to present. Miss Case w.ill be one of the soloists at the evening concert May 28, the last of the five in the Festival series, when she will appear on the same program with Lawrence T!bbett, who is an accepted favorite wtth north shore audiences. It is announced that Miss Case will sing a recitative and aria from "The Marriage of Figaro," by Mozart and "Der Hirt auf dem Felsen" 'with cla~inet obbligato, by Franz S~hubert. It ts expected that she will also be heard in a duet with Lawrence Tibbett, but definite announcement re.garding this selection is to be made later. These numbers will give ample opportunity to hear Miss Case to the best advantage. She will appear in place of Mary Lewis, whose engagement has been cancelled. Tibbett in Great Favor Mr. Tibbett, whose fine baritone voice and dramatic ability have won him favor. \\·ill also sing solo numb~rs on the same program. The unusual quality of the offerings that are to be 111ade at this concert is evident from the fact that there will be three conductors-Messrs. Stock, Oldberg and Lutkin, each of whom will direct speProf. Oldbe.rg will cial selections. conduct while the orchestra plays a selection from his own symphony, and ·f and the splendid suite from "The Fire .Bird," by Stravinsky, in addition to the movement from the symphony by Professor Oldberg. Cbonu of 600 The Festival chorus, 600 voices strong, will supply a splendid climax to the concert by singing a scene and the Finale from "The M o u n t of Olives," Beethoven's only cantata. This selection concludes with the great "Hallelujah," chorus. It will be seen that this program is both interesting and varied, as well as being exceptionally high class. The Stravinsky composition caused quite a flurry when it first appeared because of its unusual features. The feeling against it, which was shown in some quarters for a time, has now disappeared, so that it has become one of the most popular of orchestral selections. Taken as a whole, the concert is certain to bring the series to an enthusiastic close. LECTURES ON EUROPE Ralph B. Dennis, dean of the School of Speech at Northwestern university, lectured in Peoria, and at Faribault, Minn., last week on "Conditions in Europe." He was in Peoria May 1, and Thursday, May 5, talked to the public school children of Faribault during the day and gave an address at St. Mary's · School in the evening. Dean Dennis was also absent from the university from April 25 to 30, acting in a semi-official position at the opening of a Redpath Chautauqua course in Columbus, Ga. ~frs. George vV. Kibby of 835 Lake t\·enue entertained the Tuesday club at luncheon and bridge, Tuesday, May 10, at her home. PLEASURE-.. hue Sending the family laundry means 14 new day" a week for J,ooo housewives. The W ashing:ton Laundry Wilmette 145 1 The Greater . OAKLAND SIX Fisher Body with One-piece Windshield New Colors in Enduring Duco Advanced 6-cylinder L-head Engine Harmonic Balancer ·4-wheel Brakes Rubber-silenced Chassis Air Cleaner Full Pressure Oiling Oil Filter Interchangeable Bronze-backed Bearings Honed Cylinders Diamond-bored Piston Pin Bushings Automatic Spark Control Tilting-beam Headlights with Foot Control Balanced Rotating Parts from Crankshaft to Rear Axle Standard Stdan, $1195 F. 0. B. uu ntil another car of Oakland,s price has all these features, Oakland value is supreme., STADIUM MOTOR SALES 2518·24 W. RAILROAD AVENUE Oakland-Pontiac Sixes PHONES: UNIVERSITY 5912-13 Buy Your Car Where You Get the Beat Service