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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1930

Page

37

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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