SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1926 PAGE THREE A. X Opera, "Namiko San" Will Be Next Number of Concert Course One-Act Lyric Is First Work of Franchetti Ever Shown in America Aloe Franchettti's one-act lyric "Namiko San," which will be presented in Robinson gymnasium and performed by the Italian composer's works to be staged in America. He his brought out several operas in his own country by Carnegie and at the Batman Opera Company under the auspices of the University concert course "Namiko San" was written for Tamaki Miura, Japanese soprano, who played the title role in its premiere presentation in Chicago last winter and will also appear in that role in its Lawrence presentation. Mimo. Miura selected the subject for the libretto from an old Japanese drama that has been a classic in Nippon for several hundred years, and has been translated into English by Leo Duran. The story of "Namiko San" is that of a tragedy, centering about the life of a Japanese geisha-girl of that name, who unwillingly marries an ancient warlord of the Sumurai, the Daimyo. The opera closes with the scene in which Namiko San throws herself upon the Daymine's sword to save the life of an titerant monk whom she seizes and then marries her suspicious and jeaubous lord warh is trapped through use of a rose. All-Music Vespers Today Series of Fine Arts Programs to Open in Fraser The first all-musical veepers to be given by the School of Fine Arts this summer are from Carnegie Academy afternoon in Fraser chapel. The program is as follows: Organ--- Garillon Sowerby Lee Greene Lee Greene String Ensemble — Trio, Op. 21, No. 4 Haydn Moderato Menuetto Dean D. M. Swarthout, cello Clerd Lord Holly, Cecas Prof. Waldemar Geltch, 1st violin Prof. Karl Kuesterstein, 2nd violin Dr. D.M. Scherl, cellist Mrs. Alice Monerieff, contralto Helen Marcell, piano Dean D. M. Swartzout, Cornell Voice—O Lord Most Holy Cesar Cressi Helen Marcell, piano Lee Greene, organ Prof. Waldemar Geltch, 1st violi 170. Waldemar Gettik, violin Vinile Ensemble—Concerto for Two Violins in G-major DeBevo Moderato Pearl Anderson Lyndall Nutter Hugel Hayes Piano Ensemble—Sonate in D-major for two pianos ___ Mozart Miss Ella Bear Prof. Waldemar Geltch, 1st violin Conrad McGrew, 2nd violin Miss Anna Sweeney String Quartet—Quartet, Op. 18, No. 1 Beethoven Conrad McGrew, 2nd violin Reef, Karl Kinnerstein, viola Allegro con brio THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Dean D. M. Swarthout, cello "There is a definite place for irrigation in Kansas agriculture, even though it has been discredited in the past by unwise projects and legislation in the past," said George S. Knapp, state irrigation commissioner since that office was created by an act of the legislature in 1919, speaking before the economist, Dr. Robert K. O'Dwyer, p. 109 p., m. in room 200 Administration building. "Recent experiments prove beyond doubt that the yield on farms in the Arkansas river valley, and other river valleys in Kansas may be increased from 100 per cent to 500 per cent through irrigation. "On J. D. Mitchell's farm, six miles ent from Lawrence, irrigation at a cost of $25.25 an acre resulted last year in a yield of 65 bushels of corn more on acre than his irrigated land adjacent to it," continued Mr. Knapp. "Sugar beets which could be raised no farther east than Garden City, can now be raised profitably as far east as Dodge City and Winfield," he said. Mr. Knapp is one of the most outstanding authorities in the state on irrigation from an engineering and economic standpoint. Howard Payne, LL.B. 26, was the successful candidate for county attorney of Johnson county. Mr. Payne while in school was a member of the debate team for two years and is an orator of recognized ability. He was a self supporting member of the time at the Cone Drug store. After graduation last year Mr. Payne was taken in the law office of C.B. Little at Oalte. K F K U --ment of political science, served in schools on parliamentary procedures *Motion*, Main and Subclaird. 12.155 p., m., Music furnished by School is The radio program of KFKU for Nov. 22, is as follows: *Vice President Marcello Orgusti* *American Express Place in Boston, MA* *Convention Place in New York, NY* *Prelude in A Minor* *Dolceo Rimini* *Meditation* *Technology Lab* Preyer Will Give Recital Professor of Piano Is to Play Many New Selections Prof. C, A. Preezer, head of the department of piano of the School of Fine Arts, will give a recital of his own compositions for the Lawrecer Musical Club in central Administration auditorium, Wednesday, Dec. 1. Although given speciality for the club, this reservation will be open to the general public without any admission price, acceptance fee or other cost. School of Fine Arts. 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