El Paso herald., February 25, 1920, HOME EDITION, Page 11, Image 11

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"Music exalts each joy, allays each grief,
Expels disease, softens every pain;
And hence the wise and ancient days adored,
One power of physic melody and songl"
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Phonograph and piano are MODERN, but MUSIC is older than the STARS!
While the world still slept in PRIMORDIAL NIGHT, in the mind of the INFINITE dwelt MUSIC!
Apollo, too, back in earth's springtime, was wont to HEAL THE AIL
MENTS of mankind with CONCORD of SWEET SOUND. Would you know
the names of some of the world's great physicians? Verdi! Gounod! Mascagni!
Healers of power!
MAC DOWELL! NEVTN! MENDELSSOHN! CHOPIN! MOZART!
Sick indeed is the soul that will not rise to the magic of their medicine.
The influence of music is SPIRITUAL. It beckons UPWARD! Let music in
at the window, and GOOD will come in at the DOOR!
"Speech of angels," says Carlyle. "The Universal Language of Mankind!"
Have you MUSIC in your home? You SHOULD have! You owe it to YOUR
SELF and YOURS to have it it means so MUCH!
All music is GOOD! Some music is BETTER but the music which
touches the heart is best of all for you.
Play your old favorites! Take a new lease on life! Music will add smiles, and
years of happiness.
"In the beginning," says the Book, "God created the heavens and the earth, and
the earth was without 'form and VOID, and DARKNESS was upon the face of
the deep!
"And the Spirit of God moved upon' the face of the waters!
"And God said, LET THERE BE LIGHT; and there WAS light"-and with
LIGHT there came LOVE and MUSIC!
Music soothes the ruffled soul like oil on TROUBLED WATERS. Music
sways the sensibilities like the soft summer winds on the striiigs of an Eolian harp.
Music ENNOBLES, INSPIRES, REFINES, UPLIFTS! " Arouses the latent
GOOD! Uncovers the hidden GOLD!
Let there be light and there WAS light! Let there be music and there
WAS music; flowers and birds, and joyous laughter!
Pan, god of the forests and fields god of shepherds and flocks leader of
the dance of the wood nymphs inventor of the PIPES performed with such
wizardy that he FILLED ALL NATURE with music!
Harken to PAN! Open wide the windows of the SOUL and LET MUSIC
IN!
El Paso Music Week is sponsored by the El Paso
Music Association, the Music Merchants of El Paso and
the citizenship of El Paso who understand and appre
ciate the influence that music has upon progress and
development.
The programs that are being offered at the places and
halls set forth in the advertisements, letters and pamphlets
which are flooding the mails during this Week wz the
best that local ability and talent can produce.
There will not be a day during this memorable Wee
in El Paso but what the cause of Music will be advocated,
heralded and justified.
This remarkable Week is not a something to be typified
as an ORGANIZATION. It is a MOVEMENT.
It is a something into which all are drawn, from thebed
ridden and unfortunate SHUTINS to those who live
in fine houses and ride in fine limousines.
Wednesday Evening's Program
To Be Rendered At Liberty Hall
Conceit by military bond furnished through courtesy of Bog. Cen.
Robert L. Howze.
Duel "The Day Is done" (Lohr), C. J. Andre and Mrs. Robert
L. Holliday. Joseph Evan at the piano.
Orpheus dub "Deep Rem." arranged by Burleigh: "Alexander,"
Brewer.
VioBa tola "Hejte-KaS' (Hubay), Mrs. Ralph Henderson. Mrs.
W. R. Brown at the piano.
Women's quartet Selection. Mrs. Robert L. HoMiday. Mrs. Charles
J. Andrews. Mrs. W. D. Howe and Mrs. A. H. Goldstein. J. J. Pemce
at the piano.
Cello sola Hungarian Rhapsodic Op. 68 (David Popper). Leon
R. Wosika. Ceorge Dahmd at the piano.
Community singing Led by James A. Dic.
Finale by msVtmy band.
This concert is free to the public and is given by the music merchants
to El Paso as their contribution to music ee.
Billings Piano Company
1429 East Boulevard.
Dunn's Music House
104 North Stanton Street.
El Paso Piano Company
215 Texas Street.
Jenkins Piano Company
21 1 Texas Street.
There never was a more democratic, earnest and sincere
movement begun, in which no selfishness nor any idea of
gain or personal aggrandizement entered.
Realizing, therefore, that it is a Movement that belongs
to all, it is but fair that all should enter joyously into the
i good events of the Week nd begin the week "teW by
attending the GRANDE MUSICAL, with Military
Band and Local Talent, which is to be given
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25,
al8ochch IN LIBERTY HALL.
This evening at Liberty Hall is the donation of public
spirited Music Merchants of El Paso to the cause of
Good Music.
The evening is without cost. It is Worth something
that has no measurements in Dollars.
Be True to Yourself and to El Paso (Bid Lend a Sympathetic and
Appreciative Ear.
'Tri-State Talking Machine Co,
Mills Building.
W. G. Walz Company
103 South El Paso Street.
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