Cincinnati musical week features Western Hills students
About 250 Western Hills High School pupils will perform next Friday in the school auditorium. The Choral Club has 110 singers, with over a hundred players in the orchestras, plus mixed chorus and Boys Glee Club. Highlights include senior orchestra pieces and solo performances, with a Hyde Park luncheon program and Westwood Conservatory recital series scheduled for June.
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Western Hills High School
The Domination Of The Mob in America
Long piece reviews planning for a future New York region as outlined by the Committee on Regional Planning of New York and Its Environs. It discusses the 1929 plans for a twenty million population across 56 528 square miles and the project scope from railways and highways to parks and urban layout.
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New York
Committee On
Regional Planning
R. L. Druffus
Fairfield County
Connecticut
Dutchess
Morris County
New Jersey
Monmouth County
Long Island
Sur-City
Manhattan Island
Duffus
W. Somerset Maugham
Doubleday
Doran
Rangoon
Haiphong
Irrawaddy
Shan States
Keng- Jung
Siam
Bangkok
Bopburi
Cambodian
Angkor
Saigon
Hue
Trio and musical works by Clara Gregory Bridge announced
Clara Gregory Bridge of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music writes three women's vocal trios to be premiered by Violet Summer students with soprano soloists Marie Siemer Helen Rabe and Thelma Klett Hunter and pianist Harvey Harding. She also completes five interludes for a Greek drama at the University of Arkansas for Chi Omega June convention and composes music for an AAUW song to be performed at its June meeting. Additionally she produced a Rondel and a setting of poems by Levy Gilbert premiered by the Madisonville Music Club.
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Clara Gregory Bridge
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Violet Summer
Miss Summer
Miss Bridge
Katharine Howard
London
New York
Marie Siemer
Helen Rabe
Thelma Klett Hunter
American Association of University Women
Jennie Moore Bryan
Levy Gilbert
Madisonville Music Club
Opening Roof Garden to Feature Barton Evans and Stars
Barton Evans returns to the Hotel Gibson Roof Garden for its opening Friday with Cortez and Louise London entertainment and Ted Weems and his orchestra. Evans, famed for eight weeks at the Gibson last summer, will present new character studies and a Sunday dinner program. A lineup of pianists and vocalists from local conservatories will perform across multiple venues this week including Kumler Hall and Margaret Booth School in Montgomery, Alabama.
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Barton Evans
Barytone
Gibson
C. C. Schiffeler
Cortez and
Louise
London
England
Ted Weems
Victor Recording
Evans
Florentine
Mexico
Islands
Louise Dresser rises from slim role to film star
Indiana born Louise Dresser faced Lew Fields in New York before earning a major stage and screen career. Her breakthrough came in The Goose Woman, followed by long Fox contracts and roles in Mother Goes Best The Air Circus and Not Quite Decent.
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Indiana
Lew Fields
New York
Fields
Louise Dresser
Miss Dresser
Fox Filmes
Ows Best
Air Circus
Cincinnati
Family Theater
Empress Theater Burlesque Week Opens With Stars
Empress Theater launches a week of burlesque led by Peaches the dancing star, with Margie Bartell presenting a new ballet number and Eleanor Cody adding popular appeal. Manager Lantz notes high demand as the show runs next Sunday afternoon and continues through the week.
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Empress Theater
Peaches
Lantz
Margie Bartell
St. Louisians
Miss Bartell
Cincinnati
Cohan Welcomes Backstage Guest After Opening Night
On opening night of The Tavern in New York George M. Cohan hosts a Park Avenue guest in his dressing room. The visitor praises his acting, nervously notes the first night pressure, and exits with light chatter as the company laughs at the moment.
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Park Avenue
George M. Cohan
New York
Steve Reagon
Sam Harris
Harry Ri Hap Ward
George M
Rosenthal
Mr. Ward
Mr. Cohan
Cap’n Reardon
Notes on Books and Authors Review of 1929 literary outputs
The piece surveys Clemenceau’s income gaps, Fowler Wright’s The World Below, Wolsey and Belloc biographies, Emily Dickinson and Louise M. Alcott, and Emily Dickinson related works. It notes Blue Ribbon Books publishing plans, Paper Books prize poems, and new biographies by Houghton Mifflin on Charlemagne and Roger Williams.
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Charles Edward Russell
Charlemagne
Emily Easton
Roger Williams
Houghton Mifflin Company
Goldie R. Taylor Closes School Year With Recitals
Pianist and teacher Goldie R. Taylor ends her school year with four recitals. One program featured boys only with a list of young pianists. The other programs included many female students. Taylor will attend Harold Bauer’s Master Piano Class in New York at the Mu Phi Epsilon National Clubhouse.
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Goldie R. Taylor
Milton A’bel
Otto
Herbert Hilmer
James Kernen
Richard Morris
Harry Dworkin
Roger Fosdick
Robert Schmidt
Marian Endebrock
Mary Jane Siehl
Miriam Okrent
Mildred Weghorst
Ruth Maier
E. E. Moore
Vivian Rainer
Ruth Horwitz
Dorothy Botwin
Paula Krent
Lenora Weber
Dorothy Dunn
Lily Belle Harper
Margaret Fleming
Virginia
Helen Lauber
Jean Ritter
June Bolender
Edith Kispert
Lillian Silverstein
Mary Belle Bradford
Betty Jane Morris
Edith Koch
Miron Boston
Vivian Morris
Dorothy Moore
Margaret Kuller
Mary Ruth Sanders
Ruth Godfrey
Anna May Sentivan
Charlotte Karp
Isabelle Okrent
Dorothy Cherry
Myrtle
Rosette Chambers
Virginia Stahmann
Elvira Tewell
Lorraine Spiess
Mildred Schulte
Alberta Lee
Vera Wollenhaupt
Miss Taylor
Harold Bauer
New York
Mu Phi Epsilon
Bells of Mariemont Program Schedule
The program lists pieces for today at 10 30 a m and 8 30 p m led by San Jacinto morning Homer Nearing pastorale by MacDowell romance idylle adagio Guilmant maestro MacDowell torchlight march Clark featuring MacDowell works and conductor mentions in a concise concert note
Piano and Voice Pupils Perform at Memorial Hall
Charles J. Young presented a solo and ensemble program featuring his piano and voice students at Memorial Hall last Wednesday evening. Participants included Rosemary Louis Augustine Cianciolo Rosemary Thoman Jane Schriver Herbert Louis Jim Schriver Richard Goettle Pauline Reiner Catherine Stamm Norbert Haas Agnes Riler Clara Wott le Eleanora Diehl Nanette Schles singer Frank Klosterkemper Marianna Reisner George Weber Jeannette Busse Mary Lou Janson Leonard Diters Adolf Kinzel Joseph Meyer Stanley Schneider Harry Wageman Rosal ing Ward George Diehl Margaret Schmaltz Eugene Ostenkamp Truman McLain Arnold Bartschi Lester Mollmann. Marciel Schwartz, former pupil of Miss Grace Gardner, wins favorable comment for Paris appearances after Fontainebleau study last summer. She has won prizes and continues her training.
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Musicales
Thomie Prewett Williams
Oscar Sonneck
Marcian Thalberg
Conservatory
Kumler Hall
Western College
Oxford
Ernst Nature Theater
Edgar Stillman- Kelley
Heermann
Margaret Booth School
Montgomery
Ala
Rasphighi
DeFalla
Science Hill
Shelbyville
Mt. St. Joseph
Vladimir Bakaleinikoff
Lincoln
Neb
Bakaleinikoff
Indiana
Michigan
Nebraska
Parvin Titus
Grace Church
College Hill
Titus
Walter E. Huenfeld
Piqua, O
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ruth Wood
Frances Helen Jackson
Carl Nerish
Frederick Shailer Evans
Marvin Schutte
Schutte
Liszt
Sposalizio
Dan Beddoe
John Cosby
Janie Ellwood
Sam Adams
Harriet Schafer
Jack Watson
Lucille Jiiden
Loletta Manasse
Ruth Evans
Helen Creveling
Adelaid Benfeldt
Irma Shakleford
Erma Beatty
Ruth Lawrence
Katherine Rose
Alice Huebner Wharton
Protheroe
Hildac
Massenet
Bemberg
Thomas
Bohm
Wolf
Wilson
Handel
Elsia
Toomes
Brahms
Saint-Saens
Rossini
Griffes
LaForge
Mimi
Piu
Puccini
R. Sayler Wright
Helen E. Miller
Mary Argus
Sara Maddox
Adrienne McDermott
Mary Helen Remley
Elizabeth Nicholson
Elizabeth Gehel
Thomas James Kelly
Helen Welker
Mary Ogden
Florence Calkins
Paul Ward
Twila Grimm
Kathryn Brown
Mary C. Wittstein
Frances Elmore
Grace Woodruff
Kathryn Kaufman
Kelly
Reading
Miss Kaufman
Mary Louise Woseczek
Conservatory Concert Hall
Emil
Peter Froehlich
ITII
Jimmy Steinnecker
Martha Sue Spielman
Hal Jones
Elizabeth
Georgia Ann Schraffensberger
Margaret Marsh
Frederick Spergel
Betty Ann Burns
James
Robert Applegate
Carmen Feinthel
Edwin Gangloff
Betty Florence Ludeke
Betty Leg
Edward Goetz
Virginia Baechle
Richard Pechstein
Katherine Boos
Betty
Mary Jane Maescher
Gwendolyn Kindel
Louis Schneider
Betty Jane Moore
Vance Terrell
David Hunsinger
Johanna Ayer
Omer Ren
Reba Gill
Garret Theater
Betty Bone
Ione Stacey
Virginia Schaefer
Dorothy Kane
Gertrude Mulhauser
Henriette Liepold
Esther Alpern
Virginia Moore
Betty Marie Betts
Mildred Tresler
Conservatory of Music
College Preparatory School
Emery Auditorium
Limsberg
Anderson
Mr. Sellers
Archie Gobba
Naila
Delibes
Miss Gray
Italo Picchi
Voice
College of Music
Herman J. Wesslings
June Foresman
Vincenzio Orlando
Olga Violet Stuerwald
Eunice McKay
Thomas Inseo
Helene Mangold
Renato Lombardi
Donna Angeline Smith
Homer Bernhardt
Louise Williams
Lee Taylor Lantz
L’ebrea
Halevy
Cycle of Life
Ronald
Don Giovanni
Mozart
Mignon
le Vili
L’amico Fritz
Mascagni
Manon
Lakme
Il Guarany
Gomez
Schubert
Myrtle . V. Kesheimer
Fenton Page
Cadman
van der Stucken
Richard A. Kieserling
College of Music Faculty
Reba Robertson
Charles Schirrmann
Lillian Arkell Rix
College
Georgia Schneider
Ruth Kappner
Grace Johnson
Alyce Benner
Rudolph Basson
Mildred Eichert
Aileen V. Lyons
Melville D. Hayes
Lydia R. Hotz
Rosella M. Werner
Mildred Gibson Muegel
Mildred Gibson
Rosella Werner
Crosley
WLW
Melter
Walter Heermann
Sarah Yancey Cline
Howell
Mich
Sidney C. Durst
William Morgan Keller
Lansing
Midh
County Normal Choral Group of
Keller
Mr. Keller
Medley
Boys’ Glee Club
Corinna
Walty
Charles J. Young
Memorial Hall
Rosemary Louis
Augustine Cianciolo
Rosemary Thoman
Jane Schriver
Herbert Louis
Jim Schriver
Richard Goettle
Pauline Reiner
Catherine Stamm
Norbert Haas
Agnes Riler
Clara Wottle
Eleanora Diehl
Nanette Schlessinger
Frank Klosterkemper
Marianna Reisner
George Weber
Border Romance opens at Erlanger Grand today
Ar mida and Don Terry headline Border Romance at the Erlanger Grand Opera House today. Wesley Barry and Victor Patel join Marjorie Kane and Wesley Barry in a film billed as operetta with music inserted logically.
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Adore
Armida
Don Terry
Erlanger Grand Opera House
Marjorie Kane
Victor Patel
Wesley Barry
Erlanger Grand Screen
Esseney
Gus Carney
Hank and Lank
Brlanger Grand
the Grand
College of Music Presents Piano Recital by Advanced Students
College of Music stage program features Dr. Albino Gorno as dean with advanced piano students. Notable pieces include Beethoven and Saint Saens concert works, Debussy La Fille aux cheveux de lin, Balakirev-Glinka The Lark, Liszt After Petrarca Sonet, Palmgren To A White Lily, Griffes Night Winds, and Schumann Tausig and Dohnanyi transcriptions. Performers include Catherine Guthrie, Hershel Linstedt, Josephine Heyman, Lucile Smith, and Gray.
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Albino Gorno
The
College of Music
Charles Schirrmann
Beethoven
Glinka
Catherine Guthrie
E. Schutt
Hershel] Linstedt
Josephine Heyman
Liszt
Lucile Smith
Palmgren
Griffes
Ee Gray
Tausig
Schumann
Dohnanyi
Ann's Little Affair at College of Music Auditorium
Members of the San Mar Dramatic Club present the Broadway comedy Ann's Little Affair on Wednesday evening at the College of Music Auditorium to benefit the Santa Maria Institute. The newly formed club features M. Lucas directing with leading roles by Mary Grace Mannix Marie Luebbers Antoinette Schmidt Dorothy Thompson Ednad Lally Lillian Thomann Charles Soete George Soete Jack Allen Harry Bode Joseph O'Keefe and Joseph Mazza.
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San Mar Dramatic Club
College of Music
Santa Maria Institute
San Mar
Ma M. Lucas
Ree Arts Club
MacDowell Club
Mary Grace Mannix
Marie Luebbers
Antoinette Schmidt
Dorothy Thompson
Ednad Lally
Lillian Thomann
Charles: . Soete
George Soete
Jack Allen
Harry Bode
Joseph O’keefe
Joseph Mazza
Lew Leslie Plans Four to Eight Broadway Productions
Lew Leslie announces a strong Broadway comeback with four to eight productions next season. The fall slate opens with a new edition of Blackbirds, a musical with book by Flourney Miller and music by Evbie Blake and Andy Razoff. Blue Skies follows with book by Nat D Dorfman and Lew Leslie and songs by Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh. Beatrice Lillie is sought for the lead. December will bring Parkerue, a comedy by Joseph Ruby, and Gods Country from Rudolph Fischer. The International Revue is eyed for a brief road run to close the season.
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Lew Leslie
Mr. Leslie
Broadway
Flourney Miller
Evbie Blake
Andy Razoff
Nat D. Dorfman
Lew ‘Leslie
Dorothy Fields
Jimmy McHugh
Leslie
Beatrice Lillie
Joseph Ruby
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Henry L. Woodward, Jr
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