Grand Opera Stars Tour Five Cities Opens in Baltimore
The Metropolitan Opera stars led by Mme Galli-Curci and Gigli tour five cities Baltimore Washington Atlanta Cleveland and Rochester starting April 18. The run includes La Boheme Cavalleria Rusticana and Verdi Trovatore with a May 19 disbanding and return to New York.
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Rosa Ponselle
Jeanne Gordon
Anni Martinelli
Mario Basiola
Via Pinza
Festival Association of Atlants
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John W. Grant
C. Howard Candler
Robert S. Parker
William M. Brown
John §. Cohen
Robert Gregg
Clark Powell
Harold Hirsch
W. H. Kreigshaw
Robert H. Martin
J. B. Nevin
Walt I. Rich
St. Davies Warfield
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Galli-Curci
New York
Gianni Schicchi
Montemezzi
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Force of Destiny
Northern Ohio Opera Association
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Robert L. Buckley
J. H. Alexander
W. P. Beldon
J. T. Bishop
Db. S. Blossom
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Alva Bradley
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John MacGregor
George G. Marshall
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Chaplin Covers Claims For Government Taxes
New York April 21. Nathan Burkan said Chaplin’s back income tax claims are fully covered though exact amounts due are undetermined. Government seized Chaplin assets in Los Angeles Hollywood and New York totaling 1,076,000 in chains, and Chaplin’s counsel turned over 700,000 in Liberty bonds, freeing working capital but not enough to resume The Circus.
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Missing Arctic Fliers Reported Safe
George N. Wilkins and his companion Ben Eilsen of the Wilkins-Detroit News Arctic expedition were reported safe by the North American Newspaper Alliance. The dispatch notes their disappearance followed in Alaska. Imports of petroleum into Germany are climbing back to pre war levels, government reports indicate.
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Germany
Chicago Belle Jilted as France Weds Teacher
Miss Marion Dawes daughter of William R. Dawes founder of the Chicago Association of Commerce faced a canceled wedding when Gordon Bilderback chose to marry Gertrude Sargeant, a University of Illinois public speaking instructor. The Dawes wedding was set for April 30 in Chicago. Bilderback wed Sargeant in Champaign.
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Champaign
Illinois
Gertrude Sargeant
University of Illinois
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