Last rehearsal for Boston Symphony season under Dr Muck
The 33d season's final public rehearsal at Symphony Hall featured Saint-Saens C minor symphony with full ensemble, Brandenberg concerto, Beethovens Coriolanus overture, Wagner, and a critique praising performances but noting tempi and program balance. The reviewer calls for broader modern works and more Stravinsky and Sibelius, ending with praise for the conductor's leadership.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Karl Muck
Symphony Hall
Saint-Saens
J. S. Bach
Strauss
Mahler
Muck
Saint-Saens Adopts Modern Instrumentation for Symphony
The composer aimed to show Saint-Saens could adapt to modern timbres. Prompted by Parisian younger musicians in 1886, he declared the symphony should benefit from progress in instrumentation. He employed three flutes, a bass clarinet, a double bassoon, an organ, and a piano for two or four hands.
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Saint-Saens
Paris
Textile Show Brings 3 Million In Sales In Houston
Three million dollars have flowed to textile manufacturers and Houston merchants as the Textile Show ends at Mechanics' building. The event drew 15 000 textile men over five days, with nearly 50 000 expected to have viewed the exhibition. Most machinery sold, built in New England, chiefly Massachusetts, marking a strong showing for the industry.
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Houston
Mechanics’ Building
New England
Massachusetts
Dallas Girl Crowned Queen of the May at Lasell
Miss Maidie Dealey of Dallas Texas was crowned Queen of the May at Lasell Seminary Auburndale during May Day exercises attended by students and relatives. Judge supporters include Miss Ruby Newcomb class president and Miss Lena V Kelley. Miss Lois M Brader served as maid of honor. A May Pole dance followed as 16 girls in white performed the historic ritual.
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Maidie Dealey
Dallas
Tex
Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
Carter Hall
Ruby Newcomb
Miss Newcomb
Lena V. Kelley
Lois M. Brader
Dealey
Catherine Carter
Lasell
Laselil Seminary
Wellesley May Queen Athletes Plan May Day Festivities
May Day at Wellesley College proceeds despite recent fire damage. Seniors gather at 6 am on library steps with maps brushes and cleansers to prepare a backwoodsman pedestal and lamp posts dressed for a seasonal display as part of the celebration.
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Wellesley
Internal Bath Rheumasalts Advertises Quick Constipation Relief
Banishes constipation and related symptoms with a carbonated lithia drink. Claims safe, toxin removing effects on bowels liver and kidneys without griping or nausea. Available in bottles. order by mail from Rheuma bath Company Minneapolis. sold by Riker Jaynes and druggists.
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Dept. 170
Minneapolis
Minn
Riker-Jaynes
Follies of 1914 to crown May Queen at college fete
A College Green celebration features a 1914 Follies display on a clothes line with season hits in dress. Freshman Miss Alice Shumway is to be crowned May Queen by senior Edith Ryder as classes wear short white dresses and sashes. Ice cream candy and toys are highlighted with games and a May pole dance.
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College Green
Alice Shumway
Newton Highlands
Edith Ryder
Rochester
N. Y
Lower Courts Deemed a Disgrace by Harvard Speaker
Harvard Law professor Eugene Wambaugh told graduates at Young's Hotel that Massachusetts lower courts are a disgrace and should be reformed with judges who devote full time to the bench. Other speakers included Chief Justice Rugg and Dean Thayer, praising the new lawyers and urging civility in courtrooms.
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Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Eugene Wambaugh
Harvard Law School
Young’s Hotel
Arthur P. Rugg
Supreme Court
Samuel J. Elder
Ezra R. Thayer
Edwin H. Warren
Elder
Law School
Shamrock IV To Be Launched May 25 In London
Sir Thomas Lipton's new America's Cup challenger Shamrock IV will be launched May 25 with trial races starting the first week of June and lasting to mid July. The Solent will host the trials as observers hail her as an entirely original design with many novel features.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Solent
May Day disruption at Harvard lecture by Cambridge children
May Day parade interrupted a Harvard economics lecture as 30 children aged 6 to 10 marched into the room with crepe paper streamers and a May queen, laughing seniors reacting, Dr. J S Davis offering kind words and advising the youngsters to enjoy the open air.
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Cambridge
Pr. J. S. Davis
Harvard
Dr. Davis
Friday violin and piano concert at Harvard Union
Maurice Gruenberg of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Edward Ballantine gave a violin and piano recital at the Harvard Union weekly meeting in the living room last evening. A special music committee has been formed, planning a concert each Friday night for the rest of the college year.
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Maurice Gruenberg
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Edward Ballantine
Harvard
Harvard Union
Union
Body Found in Pond Near Millville
May 1. The body of Wasyl Mixavor was found in a pond here this morning. He disappeared on April 12. He was 35 years old and leaves a widow and two children. ot Small
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Millville
Wasyl Mixavor
Ot Small
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