T'-r ter or. M M tche'f *i. ha- a warm, rich voice, and rose to the
d r amatn- heights of b-s big scene in the third act satisfactorily. Hr
st-r.vs ed a nicety of discretion in his interpretation. The others in the cast *
were good and the ballet was gracefully presented
\rrr 'he (.rand Opera House the Opera Conttque seems a bit shabby]
and "itt a': the elbow' It is. boss ever, an excellent institution and gives!
p’easiire and musical education i© thousands of people every night.
Girl. Nearly SigHtles?.
Becomes Piano Star
"Kathleen Turherville. pupil of
Clp’ * Hregorv Bridge g*\ ea piano
a! »he I’incmnati < \
of Miieic Wedttesday night. 111!' 2R
Behind that bare satement lies an
inspiring story of the overcoming of
a seeming!' uns irmountahle ob
*-ar]e Mias To: be.rvi!le whose home
■s iviinir\ l'la t« not sightless.
i,t • h»r \ is'oti s s.> imperfect that
cannot ' or ordinary
yirint \evert hele«« si:* graduated
from W oodward li -it School. t’ln
, ituia’ a' i later completed c tirse*
tn :ne < "liege of lMucation of the
T’ni' ersil \ of Fincinnat; She wap
for manv ■ nrs a siurtent at the con
servatot' where the able and freely!
given assistance of her teacher fit
nhled her to fit herself, academically i
and musically, to teach So success
fu! was her training tha' she has had
charge of 'He musical instruction or
in her h°me Century, and in !
two neighboring towns in Alabama
Bhe ho’d« certificate* from 'be hoards
cf education in Alabama arid in Flor
,|3 qnd her pupi'« '•» , er e credit for
S'udtrs pursued undei her direciion.
