People’s Play Tchaikovsky Concert At St James Theatre
The People’s Symphony Orchestra led by Mr Mollenhauer presented an all Tchaikovsky program at the St James Theatre yesterday afternoon. The program included Symphony No. 6 Pathetique and Piano Concerto No.1 in B flat minor with Felix Fox as soloist. the 1812 Overture opened with martial vigor. Fox drew repeated recalls for his nuanced, sensitive interpretation and the audience greeted the performance with enthusiastic applause.
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People’s Symphony Orchestra
Mollenhhauer
St. James Theatre
Felix Fox
Austrian Actor Praises The Kid and Lillian Gish
Austrian actor Joseph Schildkraut praises Charlie Chaplin’s The Kid and Lillian Gish as the greatest screen artist. He discusses his Vienna training, aims to create a resident repertory in America, critiques U S theater practice, and weighs his film and stage choices including Liliom and Orphans of the Storm.
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the Kid
Lillian Gish
Joseph Schildkraut
América
Boston
Liliom
the Wilbur
Chevalier de Vaudrey
the Tremont
Schildkraut
Max Reinhart
Vienna
Arthur Schnitzler
Anatol
Schnitzler
Franz Molnar
America
New York City
Shakspere
Hauptmann
O'Neill
Shaw
Hochspielhaus
Arthur Hopkins
Theatre Guild
the Post
Molnar
Schnittzer
Reigen
Berlin
Europe
Schnitler
New School
Dr. Caligula
Dignified Music At Aviation Ball Bans Noisy Instruments
The Aero Club of Massachusetts bars cow bells gongs pans and rattles from the fourth annual aviation ball at the Copley Plaza Hotel. Committees tell two orchestras to drop noisy devices and keep only tuneful portions of modern dance music for next Friday night.
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Aero Club of Massachusetts
Copley Plaza
Newport Opposes Navy Training Station Move to Norfolk
Newport Chamber of Commerce submitted to the Senate naval affairs committee a report arguing against transferring naval training from Newport Rhode Island to Norfolk Virginia. The Newport station trained 95 000 men at its wartime peak and features permanent construction versus wartime Norfolk facilities. The cost comparison shows 42 14 per recruit at Newport versus 55 24 at Norfolk, and an annual shortfall near 500 000 dollars for Norfolk training to meet 2500 recruits.
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Newport
R.I
Norfolk
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Chamber of Commerce
Navy
Senate
Carroll
Vermont
Pincher The Dog Hero In Bos ton Sunday Post Magazine
Pincher the dog hero of Humphrey Jordan's amusing story The Passing of Pincher to appear in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The canine is portrayed as a worthy, fictional figure with notable honors.
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Pincher
Humphrey Jordan
Boston Sunday Post
Labor Party Meets Today in Chicago Plan
Labor leaders from major unions and farm groups meet in Chicago to form an American Labor party. The two to three day conference behind closed doors aims to unite union labor and liberals into a non partisanship movement with a temporary chairman and promise of a permanent organization. The plan envisions endorsing favorable candidates or running its own in fall primaries. Miss Mary Houston owns and manages 10 valuable Oklahoma farms.
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United News
William H. Johnston
Brotherhood of Machiniste
Johnston
Labor Party
Miss Mary Houston
Oklahoma
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