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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1930

Page

39

Allegories Contest Highlights Conservatory Awards

The Cincinnati Conservatory of Music showcased allegories in a student contest led by Etelka Evans. Winners included Lella Bolton, Mary Geyer, Edith Simcox, Anna Ruth Gillgin, and Doris Wightman, with judges Frederick Shailer Evans and Carl Adams among others. clasificaciónes for new students and summer session registration commence June 20 with classes starting June 23.

Conservatory Etelka Evans Miss Evans History of Music Lella Bolton Mary Geyer Edith Simcox Anna Ruth Gillgin Doris Wightman Ges Frederick Shailer Evans Orge A. Leighton Carl Adams Cincinnati Conservatory of Music

May's Biography of George Eliot and Weissmuller Book Review

A lengthy Arts page excerpt surveys May's Biography of George Eliot and Johnny Weissmuller's Swimming the American Crawl. It highlights Weissmuller's Olympic record, fifty medals, undefeated freestyle career, and practical tips for training breath control and stroke. The piece notes the accompanying photographs and the ongoing Conservatory of Music activities at Mariemont and Pittsburgh events.

Johnny Weissmuller Houghton Mifflin United States Mr. Weissmuller

Commencement Exercises Held at Cincinnati Conservatory of Music

The sixty third commencement at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music will take place Wednesday at 8 pm in Concert Hall with Mayor Russell Wilson delivering the address. Degrees, diplomas, and certificates will be conferred. prizes in piano and the Alliance Francaise Scholarship will be awarded. Class day activities begin Tuesday with a tree planting and a procession to the Clara Baur Memorial Fountain. Several eminent graduates, including Hubert Schoch and Ruth Carhart, receive Bachelor, collegiate, and academic credentials. An alumnal banquet, instrumental recitals, and musical programs close the week's celebratory events.

United States Marcian Thelberg Poatss Dan Beddoe Conservatory of Music Voice Oratorio Society of New York Beddoe Pittsburgh Conservatory of Music Mariemont Conservatory Eugenie Limberg Edwin Davis Duane Snodgrass Glendale Glendale High School Plinor McCulloch Virginia Lafferty Harriet Harding Elizabeth Lawrence Wilkinsburg Wilkinsburg High School Lawrence Leo Paalz Kathleen Tischner Greenville Ind Elsie Artz Johnston City Tenn Jean Ten Have Alice Horton Jemmie Vardeman Tuscaloosa Ala The WFBE W. J. Weldon Moses Bulboaca John A. Hoffmann Francis Dorel Verdi Daniel Wolf E. Dell Acqua D. C. Florescu Csipke Bokoor F. Korbay Schubert Paradishe Rim Martha Ann Todd James Andrews Roberta Lewis Elaine Ulmer Elaine McCleery Betty Goshey Edwin Goepper Bess Lewis Beatrice McCoy Patricia van Duyn Susan Gallagher Dorothy Knoeppel Jean Erk Mildred Meise Edgar McCollum Mary White Janice White Jean Cooper Nedra Beach Beverlie Logan Eleanor Zaengle Mary Barbara Harry Crohurst Gisela Estenfelder Margery Sawyer Patricia Gallagher Betsy Jones Ruby Saunders Stella Wilson Helen Jean Duncan Catherine Meise Mary Ellen Dakin WKRC Mary C. Wittstein Thomas James Kelly Grace Woodruff Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Russell Wilson Cincinnati Frederick Shailer Evans Edgar Stillman Kelsey Bernard W. Hummel Christ Church Daniel Ericourt Chopin Mayor Wilson Wilson Ericourt Liszt Shailer Evans Alliance Francaise Hummel George A. Leighton Janie Ellwood Elinor McCulloch Julia Bullard Carolyn Birney Ruby Mercer Bertha Baur Leighton Elizabeth Amelia Cook Phillips’s Garden Westwood Sherwood Rains Ellwood Carl Wecker Conservatory of Music of Grand Rapids Mich Charles Schirrmann Lord Mr. Hartzell Petronella Trimbur Reba Robertson Wayne Fisher College of Music Albino Gorno Giacinto Gorno Virginia Duffey Guy Maier Virginia Trevey Miss Duffey Catherine Guthrie Berceuse Stravinsky Dr. Gorno Debussy Misses Duffey Friedman-Gartner Miss Hilgemeier Norma Marie Clark Mary Jennie Xavier Leroux Martha Clup Walter Heermann Lucile Smith Grace Delaney Goldenburg Studnts Helen Treadway Elen -May Dietrich Ethel Alpert Carolyn Carlson Jack Conroy Rosalind Weiss Norma Clark Corynne Peter Evelyn Swain Jane Keam Verona Byrne Elizabeth Hilbert Adelene Gorno Jack Sprague Louis Koshover Frederick Art Randall Doane Bigelow Jack Bardin Lino Mattioli Lillian Arkell Rixford Dubois Winston Kock Stebbins Erma Nagala Faulkes Elsie Arnold Dethier Lucile Bender Rand Chorus Renaud Edelia Mackrum Gaul Charlotte Stenken Halsey Ruth Hagemann Marie Schramm Herbert Newman Presbyterian

Beale argues Johnson a victim of radical propaganda

Howard K. Beale’s The Critical Year contends Andrew Johnson’s policies were weakened by a calculated radical campaign that used defamation and propaganda. The study notes a broader economic and political struggle, with Northern industrialists opposing Southern and Western agrarian interests.

Andrew Johnson Howard K. Beale Harcourt, Brace & Co New England Bowdoin Harvard

Piano Faculty and Students Highlight Recital Details

Jerald Marion of the piano faculty with voice pupil Jerald Marion and violin pupil Nicolls Bonelli perform alongside accompanist Phyllis Hecht. Thomas James Kelly from the voice faculty recently received clippings from Paducah Kentucky about a Saturday voice recital by Mary Wheeler's class, a former pupil of Mr. Kelly.

Jerald Marion Albert Berne Nicolls Bonelli Robert Perutz Phyllis Hecht Martin Read Marion Thomas James Kelly Paducah, Ky Mary Wheeler Kelly

Rich People satire at Keith's Theater spotlights Bennett sisters

Constance Bennett leads a dialogue style satire titled Rich People at Keith's Theater through Friday. The piece features Barbara and Joan Bennett with Polly Ann Young and Sally Blane, all tied to Hollywood names. Bennett’s fashion note and marriage rumors to Phil Plant are noted in passing.

Hollywood Keith’s Theater Constance Bennett Richard Bennett Barbara Joan Miss Bennett Polly Ann Young Loretta Young Sally Blane Wampas West Coast Phil Plant

Castle Farm dance team kept over for another week

Pasquale and LaDor, the Castle Farm dance team, will be kept over for one more week after two weeks of performances. The youthful duo has gained fame in the country and Europe for their talent, with Henry Busse and his Orchestra providing the music in white summer suits with orange ties.

Pasquale LaDor Europe Henry Busse Henry

Recital Highlights From Local Piano Students

Miss Wheeler and Mr. Kellys summer group presented five students in a well received recital. Christina Heinrich, former pupil of Leo Paalz, led a Mt. Sterling Kentucky piano recital with two Paalz interpretations praised. Mrs. John E. Kennedy offered a students recital at Winton Place Public School on May 28.

Church of the Covenant Elm and Garfield Place Alms Hall College of Music Symphony Walter Heermann Elizabeth Jones Sidney C. Durst Adrienne Wright Emil Heermann Frances Gray Albino Gorno Giacinto Gorno Italy Leland Sheehy Sheehy Pee “Il Conte Rodalfo Bellini Arena Lirico Theater Milan Walter Emil Heerman Heerman Mt. St. Joseph College Science Hall Shelbyville Kentucky Celia Kaufman Ernest Pack Thelma Grubbs Margaret Marshall Lyle Faulkner Elizabeth Browning Lucinda Robb Anna Ellis Mrs. L. Marvin Josephine Heyman Marguerite Brinker Marjorie Mathews Virginia Duffey Ruth Hull Margaret Lockwood Lino Mattioli Norma Louise Daugh Dell Ken Werthner Norma Marie Clark Mt. Auburn Minuetto Mozart Helen May Dietrich Kathryn Crume Dante Mastropaolo William Kyle Doris Wulff Cleveland Institute of Music Florence Franz Trefzger College of Music Lucia Trefzger Miss Wheeler Kelly Christina Heinrich Leo Paalz Mt. Sterling Paalz John E. Kennedy Winton Place

Golf and sunshine boost health of Lexington musicians

Dave Bernie leader of the Lexington Minute Men praises golf for musicians at Forest Glade Dining Room and Supper Club. He notes late hours and lack of sunlight harm health and artistry, citing bronzed, healthier musicians and his band’s practice of sunshine, exercise, and golf under his baton.

Dave Bernie Lexington Minute New Forest Glade Hotel Linton Bernie Tim

Recital of Original Works by College of Music Students

College of Music Cincinnati presents a Tuesday evening recital of original compositions by students from Mildred Rapp and Richard Kieserling classes in the College Auditorium. Programs span voice, strings, and piano with teacher support from Albino Gorno and others. features include songs, solos, string quartets, and chamber works by Kremer Mastropaolo Hartzell Gough and Kremer among others.

College of Music of Cincinnati Mildred Rapp Richard A. Kieserling Albino Gorno Giacinto Gorno Romeo Gorno Dorothy Stolzenbach Payne Emil Heermann Walter Heermann No Mattioli Uberto Neely Howard Brown Fenton Pugh Lillian Arkell Rixford Hans Rischard Ilse Huebner Miss Rapp Nancy Belle Edwin F. Hiatt Edward Bauer Catherine Dando Allegro Presto Renato Mastropaolo Adrienne Wright Bertha Mathers Kathryn Gwinner Martha Culp Vergyl Drayer Norma Marie Clark Sylvia Huck Grefer Franchomme Mrs. Kremer Mr. Hartzell Wilson Lang Richard Fluke Mrs. Hartzell Marianna Crane Margaret Lockwood

Janet Gaynor’s Rise From Office Helper to Screen Star

Janet Jones turns from a $24 weekly office helper to Janet Gaynor as her stepfather Jonesy moves the family to glamour and film. Charles Farrell partners with her to keep High Society Blues in release as movietone talkies debut at Strand Theater on Saturday.

San Francisco Janet Jones Janet Gaynor Hollywood Harry Co. Jones Janet Jonesy Miss Gaynor Charles Farrell Strand Theater

Refrigerating and ventilating systems begin at Cincinnati theaters

The Palace Lyric and Capitol in Cincinnati now operate fully with a new cooling and ventilating plant under M. G. Harbula. The system provides pure dry air at 70 degrees through ceiling intakes and floor outlets, offering continuous ice-assisted cooling and air purification while avoiding drafts common in older installations.

Palace Lyric Capitol The Albee Cincinnati M. G. Harbula New York City Harbula

Starred Leanor Cody Earns Burlesque Stardom at Empress

Leanor Cody, popular burlesque star, rises to stardom under manager Lantz at the Empress Theater. A new show built around her will tour the Mutual circuit next season while Cody remains the sole original cast member from the summer opener. Hanson the park champion draws daily crowds watching skilled play.

Eleanor Cody Meyer Lantz Leanor Cody Empress Theater Lantz The Empress Miss Cody Cincinnati

Checker Champ at Rainbow Park Draws Crowd

J. B. Hanson, Western checker champion, sits in a cool booth at Rainbow Park playing eight to ten opponents at once. Hanson won the title by defeating all entrants at the 1929 San Francisco tournament and helped American Big Ten claim the 1927 New York international crown.

Rainbow Park J. B. Hanson Hanson San Francisco New York

Chester Morris Reflects On Film Roles And Happy Endings

Chester Morris discusses his film career with Norma Shearer in The Divorcee at the Sly Theater. He recalls dying in seven of ten pictures, earning a lasting role in Alibi, and enjoying living through a complete film arc including a divorce to prove his love for his wife.

Chester Morris Morris Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Norma Shearer Miss Shearer Ursula Parott Sly Theater B . Way Talking Pictures

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