Thousands converge as Atlanta hosts festival crowds
Thronged Atlanta hotels strain to house visitors for a three day music festival drawing turistas from Georgia and beyond. Hotels report full capacity while boarding houses and private homes open doors to share the load amid heavy railroad rates and widespread reception of guests from multiple states.
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Sunday Concerts Proposed at Auditorium for Festival
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce directs support for Sunday afternoon concerts at the Auditorium Armory, backed by the Atlanta Music Festival. The plan keeps the chorus of 500 together and forms a permanent organization with an orchestra, aiming to profit from festival success and fund a grand pipe organ for the south. Final tallies may exceed 19 thousand dollars with ongoing expenses.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Auditorium Armory
Atlanta Music Festives Association
Amarly
Atlanta
Chamber of Commaree
Trenaurer
Tidwell
Lake of Bays brochure promotes Highlands of Ontario resort
A Grand Trunk Railway passenger brochure touts the Lake of Bays district in Ontario as a new Highlands attraction. It highlights the Wave at Norway Point hotel and woodland water scenery with seven wild Keotes in flight. F.P. Dwyer of 200 Broadway, New York, offers copies on request.
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Lake of Iinga
Highlands
Ontario
Norway Point
Fvem
F.P. Dwyer
Broadway
New York
Handsomely Gowned Women Fill Vast Auditorium
The opening night of the Music Festival drew elegant crowds with many women in white gowns and Perch Jewels. Guests included Miss Clemmon of Tennessee and Major J. J. Wanswan, with parties at Capital City Club and Crystal City Club.
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Ochs
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Captain Figlian
Air
Darbour Thompson
Mia Engitah
Frank Mellane
Freeman
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J. F. Manjuan
Tone Smith
Birmingham
Samuel Dunlap
Macon
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Palmer Fhelan Clark
Gewry
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J. W. Hingliah
EP. McBurney
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Madison Bell
Mtr
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Wilmore ‘Moore
Barry Wright
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James W. Mnglish
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H. L. Stearnan
Alice
Joseph Rhodex
Elisa Danesy
Mize Jante Thornton
Jamea N. Elisa
J. G. Oglesby, Jr
Hugh Richardson
James McKeldon
Harry Engtisn
Earnest Dallis
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Palmer Phelan Clarke
Misa Cénatance Knowles
Mise Frances Newman
Mies
Ada Alexander
H.C. Barnes
Directoire Princena
Shepherd Hryan
Frank
Els
Lewin H. Hech
Charles A. Wood
Japar Boyd
Mw.auel
George Grandall
Opening Night Echoes of Rivalry at Music Festival
The second night of the Music Festival excited audiences with Albert Spalding at twenty one and Olive Fremstad thrilling in Wagner. Spalding drew awe with Saint Saens and Saint Saens minor concerto, while Fremstad’s finish in Tristan and Isolde and Carmen drew the most fervent acclaim.
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Atlanta
Tn Rious
Padereweki
Padereweld
Albert Boalding
Saint-Saens
Jia
Olive Frematad
Tristan
Audi
Wagner
Carmen
Hall of Song Impresses With Dramatic Folk Highlights
An Inspiring program featured the Hall of Song with charming folk selections including a lively piece introducing The Little Alabama Coon. Franklin Lawson proved a high class concert tenor and Victor Clark led a festival overture. The Dresden Philharmonia Orchestra impressed with Preluden under Mr. Clark. Willy Olsen conducted and received an ovation. The chorus under Mr. Barnes delivered a strong Infamatos. Rosain’s Infammatus Mme Fremate showcased the soprano in a brilliant closing. Audience remained captivated throughout Terabe Taviss DOOLT.
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Alabama Coon
Franklin Lawson
Victor Clark
Wr. Clark
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Willy Olsen
Olsen
Barnes
Rosain
Terabe Taviss Doolt
Frematad
Hare
Abe
Mme. Arematad
Albert Spalding
Mga
America
Mme
Jeanne Jomelil
Prank Lawson
Hotlee
Dreadén Philharmonic
Wily Olanend
Victor Ta Clark
Paria
Festival performances thrill large audience at city halls
A crowded second night followed a bustling opening as thousands filled the auditorium streets and crossings eased by careful traffic. The afternoon recital featured Charlotte Maconda Germania Schnitzer Edwin Lockhart and the evening concert showcased Mme Fremstad Albert Spalding Jeanne Jomelli Frank Lawson and the Dreadén Philharmonic Orchestra under Herr Willy Olaf.
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Iines
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Alia
Ime
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Gma
Mpplauir
Germania Schnitzer
Diana
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Great success marks opening matinee at Auditorium Armory
The second Music Festival concert drew a larger-than-ever daytime audience. Pianist Germanna Schnitzer impressed Atlanta with flawless technique in Liszt’s E flat concerto, delivering a fresh, youthful tone that captivated both women in elegant attire and supportive men.
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Auditorium Armory
Mariner
Wiinemard
Brillant Intaiway
Matinos
Umea
Oll
Mian Germaina Schnitzer
Atlanta
Aba
Orchestral Concert Charm and Mixed Critique
The conductor Mr Olnen and the ensemble drew ardent praise for Mogart Varina and Schubert pieces while Mme Charlotte Maconda and Mina Macy Lanning impressed with operatic arias and the Queen of Sheba. Dvorak New World Symphony pleased the audience though some rear seating crowd movement marred the evening.
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Mme
Charlotte Maconda
Atlanta
Taris
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Nang
Edwin Lockbert
Jase
Handel
Denis Chabot
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Dvorak
America
Victor Clark
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