Four New York Concerts Impress With Fanning Novaes and Guests
The New York recital season featured Cecil Fanning in a dramatic program including Erlkonig and Le Cycle du Vin, with Guiomar Novaes dazzling in Schumann Carnaval and Frank Bibb’s Sea Poem as accompanist. Critics praised Graveure’s control, and noted other artists Eben Rubinstein Newcomb Spencer delivering pleasing, if quieter, performances.
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Mr. Fanning
Guiomar Novaes
Hearken
O Barnard
Louis Graveure
Fanning
Frank Bibb
Miss Eben
Frothingham offers half-rate concert tickets through Dorothy Teall
The letter from John W. Frothingham Inc musical managers promises half-rate tickets for their concerts to anyone giving Dorothy Teall's name. Other New York managers have provided free or cut-rate tickets, but distribution has not been democratic.
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John W. Frothingham
A A Meeting Reviews Field Day Site And Rink
At the A A meeting on Wednesday February 14 the rink and a Field Day field were debated. The rink may continue another week if adequately supported. otherwise it will be discontinued. The South Field proposal failed as Columbia uses it daily. The Barnard School field at Van Cortlandt Park is proposed as an alternative pending undergrad approval for a May 1 Field Day. Barnard varsity basketball has won two games and seeks a larger cheering squad.
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A. A
Columbia
Barnard School For
van Cortlandt Park
Barnard
Charity talk at chapel by Karl de Schweinitz
Last Thursday's chapel featured Karl de Schweinitz of the Charity Organizations Society discussing charity theory. He stressed giving men a chance to help themselves and noted time constraints.
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Karl de Schweinitz
Charity Organizations Society
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Livingston Hall
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Amsterdam Ave
120Th Street
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Fifth Avenue
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113Th Street
New York City
Telephone
Morningside
Cotrell & Leonard
Albany, N.Y
Elizabeth Terriberry Barnard
Columbia University Press
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