Musical Week Highlights at Cincinnati and New York Opera
The season features the Cincinnati Orchestra under Eugene Y says conductor with two Friday concerts at the Muse Study club and a children's concert by the juvenile department. New York Opera opens under Mary Garden with strong Chicago forces, while Schumann-Heink tours and plans for future Orient appearances are discussed amid debates on creating a National Conservatory branch and new arts departments.
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Cincinnati Orchestra
Eugene Y
Muse Study Club
Clvic
Ieader
Study Club
National Conservatory
National Conservatory of Music
estebHshed
Bagin
Fletcher
Department of Fine Arts
United States
District of Columbia
Florida
City of
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Berkeley
California
Bernard R. Maybeck
Palace of Fine Arta
Mary Cohan’s Show Draws Praise and Walks Atlanta Debut
Atlanta audiences welcome Mary Cohan’s musical comedy as critics laud its harmonious score and dancing. Richard Pyle and Marguerite Zender headline a touring cast praised for eccentric, engaging dance numbers and strong chorus work. The show’s road run includes San Francisco and Los Angeles before Atlanta, with a robust reception and high box office potential noted by observers.
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Pany
Atlanta
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Broadway
Jon Vion
Mr. Cohan
New York
Jack
Mary
Abe
Terminel
Mazies Limbs Break Up Church Protest Sparks Trial
Chicago January 22 a dramatic hearing as reformers demand motion picture regulation. ministers and clergy oppose risqué films seen as corrupting youth and undermining marriage while producers defend existing police censorship and warn of broad municipal control action.
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James L. Kilgallen
United
Chicago
Johnny
Department of Motion Pictures
Samuel Atkingon
Allied Amusement League
Police Department
Fury
Fleming
Middle West
National Reform League
Congress
Timothy D. Murley
Holy Nama Aociety
Underworld films and adult content spark public debate
The Chico scene shows selling blue movie titles and provocative plays such as The Unfortunate Sex and The Torrent. Arthur Burrage and Rev Frederic Seldenburg join other speakers criticizing sex and bandit pictures for harming youth while urging regulation discussions at the next meeting.
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Judie Hurley
Chico
Wlt
The
Underworld
Bsoee
Dayes Hall
Pha
Profucera
He Herd
Arthur Burrage
Farwell
Frederic ‘Seldenburg
Loyola, Academy
Anthony Matre
United States
Henry Solomon
Charles
Maude Adams names Erlanger and Dillingham managers
Maude Adams selects A. L. Erlanger and Charles B. Dillingham as her managers for next season. The New York Morning Telegraph notes widespread interest, with praise from The New York Herald and other papers as Adams prepares a new autumn production under their direction.
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Mauda Adams
A. L. Erlanger
Charles B. Dillingham
Leo A. Marah
New York Morning Telegraph
Maude Adams
Charles B .Dillingham
America
New York “Herald
Siintrey
Sore ‘Herald
A. Jauranger
Marsh
Pelle
Belasco
Regen Ailie
Erlatiger
Big Concert Organ Installed at Howard Theater in Atlanta
The Howard theater will install a Robert Morton theater organ by American Photoplayer in a $40,000 effort. Edwin Sawtelle will be chief organist with James Alderson also billed. Sawtelle, a Boston native, studied at New England Conservatory and Harvard and has performed with major orchestras. Alderson, a noted tenor and organist, previously led music at Western University in Ontario and held prominent church posts in New York City.
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Howard Theater
Fin California
Enrico Lelie
Edwin Sortalie
Howard
Atlanta
Edwin Sawtelle
Schholar
James Aldarzon
Samtelle
Harvard
Siding, Lane and
Converse
New England ‘Conservatory
Boston
New Yorke
San Francisco
California
Ths
Alderson
Durham
Cathedral
England
Philip ‘Armes
The
Urs Cathedra
Russel Bane
New
Enrico Lalde
Robert Morton
American Photoplayer Corporation
Calfornia
Sssts
United States
Canada
Medley
Aouthern
James Alderson
Mr. Sawtelle
New England Conservatory
Spalding
Lane
Boston Symphony Orchestra
New York
Filmusic Studios
Marisso Tore
Anllat
France
A.B. FL
Hla
Tha
Theat
Books and reviews in History of the World War era
A historical tabloid review roundup highlights Frank H. Simonds's concluding World War I volume The Victory of the Armistics and notes on Hugh Walpole and other new fiction. It covers editorials, new novels by Walpole Rinehart and Audoux, and various nonfiction works including The New Frontier by Guy Emerson.
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Frank H. .Simonds
Verdun
Armistics
America
Mary Roberts Rinehart
United
Herold Sithel
Ysaye Orchestra Here To Charm Atlanta Audiences
The Cinci nati symphony orchestra led by Eugene Ysaye will perform Friday at the Auditorium Armory in Atlanta in the fourth concert of the Atlanta Study Club series. An afternoon matinee for children and a matinee for the public are planned. Tickets go on sale Monday at 9 o'clock through Cable Plano Co. The orchestra, 90 players strong, has received praise as one of America’s finest and has toured the South. Educational groups are promoting the event with reduced dress-circle pricing to widen public access.
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Mme. Schumann-Heink
Atlanta
Brom
Orient
United States
Golden
Lee
Prosper Schumann Holm
Criterion
David Love
Hig Orchestra
Love
Granville Barker
Theater Muale
George
Beban
Womans Club
Santion Pictures
Joseph Jefferson
David Garrick
David Warfield
Bebon
George Anci
Enrico Laide
Howard Theater Orchestra
Schumann-Heink
California
Dot Dee
Schumann- Heink
Hugh Hodgson
Athlony
Hodgson
South Georgia
Maerz
Stodmnson
Chopin
Theas
Debussy
Athens
Uni _ Varsity of Georgia
Italy
France
England
Margaret Clare
Claire Sheehan
Mathilde Marchesi
Atlante
Europe
Jack Keane
Tha Warke
Otto Herbachl
Frank Mandel
Lou Hirsch
Cohno
Finde Ty
Jack
Washington
Cohan
New York
Rugh Walpole
Hugh Walpole
Jeremy
Ye Bennett
Mir
Walpole
Conle Ara
Maggie Cardinal
Martin Warlock
Maggle
Ahn
Martin
Kingscots
Garriel Street
George H. Doran Co
Opal
Opal Whiteley
Daisy Ashford
Oregon
Teta
Chicago
Viez
Aebs Lasley Altion
Cinmatt Symphony
Uth
Auditorium Armory
Im Oy
Thea Club
Cable
Plano Company
Cincinnati
Tg -Cfty
Mexico
Itya
Cineihatl
Eugene
Usaya
America
Antenne
Mobile
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Warwick
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Tenacles
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Garden’ of Eden
Hye
Balkiina
S& Girl
Love Nest
George M. Colian
Atlanta’ Theater
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York
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Loow
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USA
C. B. Dillingham
Famous Stars
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Oleate
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Foch
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Daughers
Doubleday, Page & Co
Garden City, N. X
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Children of Earth
New England
Miss Brown
MacMillan Company
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Stie
John Lana
Jose
John Augustine Cull Astar
Ablngdon Press
Elizabeth J. Corbett
Miss Corbett
Henry Holt & Co
Constance M.warren
Small, Maynard & Co
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Mar-guerite Audoux
Marie Claire
Europa
Madame Audoux
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Phomas Seltzer
Samuel Lyle
Arthur Crabb
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the Century:company
Guy Emerson
National Bank of Commerce
Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve District
London Daily Mail
Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
P. A. Mattson
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Jerusalem
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Jordan
Galillee
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Jericho
Dead Sea
Rome
Eternal City
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Paris
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Beaton
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Noblesse Oblige
Raymond Hitchcock
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University of Chicago Press
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