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April .1~, 1929 WILfdBTTB. ~IFa 13 Barrere Symphony Here Sunday I Ou. o..deli SappUes Sads~:!. , VAUGHAN ·& FERRY SEEDS , ~ .Sweeten your aoil with Glencoe lime. Fertilizera-Lawn Seed Lawn mowers abarpened correctly ·. - 411 Li d n en ve. A H _ARD'W A'A.,B WHERE YOU'LL LI~E TO TRADE L ~ wu;._ .§ l Ph. Wil. 2843 ~ ( SONORA MELODON S witness the closing of the season for UNDAY afternQon. April 14. will the North Shore Chamher Music assoctatwn. The program, by George Barrere and his Little Symphony .orchestra, promi5es a . brilliant climax to an eminently successful year of concerts. This concert, marking the first ap pearance of M. Barrere in this vicinity, is hailed as an unprecedented achievem ent for the Chamber Music associatiof1 in that critics the wo rld over have acclaimed the art of this group as perfect. George Barrere came to this country fr om his native France twenty-three y ea rs ago and was an instant sensation. He is universally acclaimed as the world's greatest flautist, and has during the years assembled about him a g roup of mu sicians unexcelled in their chosen art. " Mr. Barrere's programs are invariably chosen with excellent taste and g ood judgment," writes a noted critic . .. There is a \varmth and intimate atmosphere coupled with sound musicianship and good taste that render5 his The White Peacock .. .. . . Ch. T. Griffes For My Little Friends . . . . . . . G. Pierne co ncerts a genuine treat ." a . Pastorale (for win d instru ments) The program for Sunday afternoonb. March of t h e Little T in Sol diers at 4 o'clock in the Kenilworth assembly c. T he Vigil of t h e G u ardia n A n gel hall-is announced as fo llows: (string instrume nts ) L e Devin du Villa ge (Overture) ..... . . ... ........ . ... Jean Jacques Rou sseau Symphony No. 81 in G :\lajor (The Hen) .... ................ ........... . . Hayd n Allegro Spiritoso- Andante :\fenue tto-Vivace Three Pi eces . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... Alhe niz Cadiz-Tango-Seg uedilla Flute Soli a. Polonaise . . . . . . . . . . .J. S. Bach b . Badinerie . . . . . . . . . . . . . J. S. Bach c. Scene from "Orpheu s" .. ..... Glu ck Mr. Barrere Farand ole I and the MELODON with RADIO Model A-40 NEW LOW PRICE Complete $404.00 I I I ~ Vote The Peoples Party Ticket STRAIGHT TUESDAY, APRIL 16 A Cross in the Circle Will Do It TN justice to yourself you mU$t hear at once .l the marvelous new Sonora Melodon with lladio. For not until you hear this aauwng iDIttUIIlent will you believe such glorious music possible-either by record or from the air. Your ear will tell you better things than we can say. The Sonora Melodon with Radio is available in three models of distinctive cabinet design and like all Sonora ir.sttuments, is obtainable on easy time payment plan. By all means hear them. New realms of musical enjoyment. await you. ~ono~~ So come m and hear ~ t~~em. · And come soon. . ,...ca.a:,::,.':;.. "THE STORES OF KITCHEN IDEAS" Will open soon. "'G ~()~Tii Jli()IJI: MIJJI£' ~ IJ4[)1() Jli~(? ' Sherman Ave. at Grove St. EVANSTON 609 Dempster St. \.