The Paderewski Program

Lu view ii the f.-u-i that PaderewsM i wiiiiuui doubt the greatest artist, ho Tías vi:-:.(! tli is country this gonï-.uicm. üiKl in view of the wonderful enthusAnsm -whlch is aroused by fls public rappearance, it ís wlth nt fcimill dogree o? satisfaction w print .ie following proiïramme: tocata Appassionata Beethoven apillons Schumann viking - Schubert-Liszt Nocturne ) Etude ( mpromtu f - - Chopin J M oiodie 1 „ , ïeBuet f - Paderu-sfci fochzeitsmarsch aml Elfenreigen iloiidelssohu-LUzt This programme we are confident -ill prove very attractlve eveu to iiu.se %vho are frightened bv the ereat omposers. It is light tind varied, conaining something ior every taste. Vnytliins pliiyetTby Paderewsfei could fi rh.-u-m. tor there í i mura ■ ■■ si . Ulm ;i trutf nius. M'i' ifjvi. Hscwlu'iT au iciount c.f 1)is ■mvi-i'i-, aftd as it i.s .'11 uiiilcr Btood thrat Me i.s without doubt Krcatesi tennis we have ever had in Ann Arbor, it seeias hardly neceaeary to uttempt to adequately deScribe lüs characterlstice. He must le heard. Tickets ture on sale at Calkin's Di-ur Store .Ctómente Music Store, Steward's Office, U. of M., and Samsona Drug Store, Ypsilanti. 75 cents. Choral Union ticket holders, 50 cents.