Miss Emma Juch

THE great artist whose fine likeness appears aboye needs no introduction or words of praise ; for what music lover is not acquainted with the name of Jucli ? Known all over the country as a Prima Donna of extraordinary ability, we can only say tliat we congratúlate our patrons upon the opportunity to hear her under so favorable auspices. It will be remembered that Miss Jucli was the leading artist in the grand Wagner Concert, given in Ann Arbor, last year by Seidl. She is one of the greatest singers who has ever appeared in Ann Arbor. 'She is intensely dramatic, and has made a great suecess on the stage. It will be remembered that she was one of the leading artista in the I National Opera Company, and in Wag; ner parts especially she made a decided sensation. Of late she has devoted more ; tiinr i concert and oratorio singing. She will sing in Verdi's Requiem on Saturday evening in coinpany with Miss Gertrnde May Stein, contralto; .Mr. E C. Towne, tenor; and Max Heinrich, baritone. Verdi's Requeim is ao decidely dramatic in character that none but singers of prononncpd dramatic ability can sing the solo juirts in a satisfactory nianner. ïiie inere announcenient of such artists as are included in the list of sninisjs Eor the Festival will surely iill the house to overflowing.