Carnival of Beauty at the Music Festival
The final performance of the Music Festival drew packed crowds and a sea of elegant guests. Ladies in white gowns and rich silks dominated the boxes and promenade as distinguished figures from New Orleans, Savannah, Augusta, and elsewhere attended with governors elect and club members, while amid praise for the prima donna and social pageantry, observers noted the evening brimmed with beauty, style, and cordial sociability.
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New Orleans
Shea
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Joseph al. Brown
Connally
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Rown
Rank Mebane
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San
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Harry English
Jennie English
Peel
Erie
Mra Peel
Mimsen Phinizy
Augusta
Misa Tdna McCandlons
Tovaty Hostean
Tolleta
Andrew Calhoun
Slatera
Trigg
Calhoun
Alctery
Charleston
Norwood Hastie
Magnolia Gardara
Marie
Steele
Lowry Porter
Mra
Mayhew Cunningham
Mr Canningham
Ava
Robert Alston
Alston
Walter D. Lamar
Macon
Gately
John E. Murphy
Milt Saul
Charles & Deahod
New York
Burphy
Gaul
Boar Smith
Hannon
John D. Little
la France
Mazes
Laura Payne
Helen Payne
M. Tlan Pest
Caroline DuBose
Eleien Bagley
Janie Thornton
Elizabeth Adair
Ellan Dancey
Silas Cora
John J. Egan
Weastervelt Terhune
Sra
Samus M. Inman
All Il ‘Thornton
James R. Gray
E . McBurney
Here Smythe
MV High
J. Seely
Capital City
Jomelli Evening Culminates Festival Closing Concert
Mme Jomelit and Signor Zenatello headlined the final concert of the festival with an audience in intense enthusiasm. The orchestra and chorus impressed, the Tschi kowaky Symphony Pathetic was a key feature under Mr. Olsen, and Jomelli’s aria from Der Freischutz drew long applause. Zenatello offered short numbers with strong recall, while the "Pagliacci" aria and "La Tosca" pieces showed beauty but left the crowd desiring more. The Lucia sextet and the Messiah chorus provided a brilliant finale, as Louise Dooly notes.
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Mme Jomelit
Signor Zenatello
Auch
Tarawei
Aury
Tschikowaky
Olsen
Mme
Jamelil
Rhes
Zenatetto
Ula
Atar
Lucia
Mme. Jhmelli
Mise ‘Lansing
Hastings
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To clean kitchen floors you mix a tablespoon of Gold Dust in hot water. It makes floors milky white and saves effort. The product eats grease and dirt and requires little effort from you. It seeks out dirt in cracks and purifies surfaces without injuring them. An ounce of Gold Dust equals a pound of elbow grease.
White Caps to Play in Lawrenceville
The White Caps travel to Lawrenceville on Saturday for a double header. Manager Weatherly aims to win with a full squad led by Jane Satchir Coffey Vittur Harp Edgar McDowell Watts Weatherly Skipworth Hawking and Corrie ut uty. Also, a lodge meeting at Magonte temple will confer a degree this evening with Master Henry Mo Wood as secretary.
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Lawrence Vile
Weatherly
Jbne Satchir
Coffey
Vittur
Harp
Edgar
McDowell
Watts
Skipworth
Hawking
Plichére
Corrie
Ut Uty
Findment Lodge
Magonte
Baltaite
Henry Mo Wood
Eecretery
Festival Grosses Over Forty Three Thousand Dollars
The Southern Muate Festival receipts from five performances total about 43 508.28 with an attendance exceeding 26 000. Treasurer Lt. Bldsroll announced last night’s close showing 5 800 in attendance for the final show and single tickets bringing in 2 693. Revenue from tickets and admissions sums to 313 008 25 and 30 000 from season tickets.
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Lt. Bldsroll
Intel
Brilliant close to the festival in Atlanta concert a triumph
The Great Southern Music Festival drew vast crowds with Zenatello, Jomelli, and Lawson delivering vivid operatic arias and encores. Guth piains praised Jomelli’s performance, while Zenatello impressed in forceful numbers. The Dresden Choral and orchestra shone, and a ceremonial gift to Professor Barnes capped the closing. The afternoon program featured Frieda Langendorf and other soloists, with the festival regarded as a remarkable financial and artistic success.
Last Matinee Performance Shines at Muale Festival
The Muale Festival drew a large audience for the matinee with encores for every number. Schubert's Gafnlahed Symphony was the artistic gem under Victor Ha Clark, whose refined tone and sensitive phrasing impressed despite some listeners' earlier fatigue. Freischutz overture and Die Meistersinger prelude opened and closed the concert brilliantly, with Frieda Langendorff delivering operatic color and Frederic Heating praised for his voice before his Dixie aside. Franklin Lawsen's tenor was uneven, while Mezzosoprano and Chopin ballad performance pleased, and the orchestra maintained high standards throughout. Lovibe Dooly.
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Muale
Schubert
Gafnlahed Symphony
Victor Ha Clark
Frieda Langendorff
Ainger
Frederick Bfaatinga
de Vigara
Hia Audigner
Ainging
Dixie
Dinie
Franklin Lawsen
Denia Chabot
Chopin
Metropolitan Grand Opera May Come Here In Spring
Following the Great Southern Music Festival, Metropolitan Grand Opera may visit Atlanta for a week next spring. Goerlitz of the Metropolitan Opera discussed plans with Music Festival members and signaled strong interest. If confirmed, the company will also tour Mexico City and New Orleans, using the Auditorium Armory stage and seating to cover costs without high ticket prices. The Mayo Festival is set to become a permanent annual event.
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Metropolitan Grand Opera
Auditorium Armory
Ates Fment Goerlitz
Atara
Mexico City
Atlanta
New Orlean
Dances At Taft Auditorium Called Off Over Orchestra
Society notes describe the Taft Auditorium dance cancellation due to an absent orchestra after the hall was prepared. The piece also notes T. B. Gunn purchasing 26 by 180 foot property on Peachtree Street, and a promotional $5 round trip Atlanta to Jacksonville by rail for May 18 with return six days.
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Auditorium
Armory
T. B. Gunn
Tirougie
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Feadh Yen Street
Tenthairest
Peachtree Street
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Atlanta
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Thial
Orchestra Praised As Rankling Favorite In Atlanta Music Scene
Milania wakes to news that Atlanta’s musical spirit has triumphed again as the city embraces a gracious orchestra whose conditions stirred souls and drew eager approval. The local chorus under Professor H W Barnes is lauded and a permanent musical future seems augured with Sunday concerts planned.
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H. W. B. Barnes
Milania
Atlanta
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