North Cincinnati Turn Verein to celebrate silver jubilee at Zoo
Large attendance expected at the Zoo as the North Cincinnati Turn Verein marks its silver jubilee with a special program for children and adults. A fireworks display will follow the afternoon events and precede the evening concert with Innes’s adapted program. Olga Nethersole plans a West and South U.S. tour after her European engagements ending in New Orleans next December with possible Oakland stay if San Francisco venues fail to open. The route covers Texas, California, British Columbia, Washington, Colorado and the Middle States. Nethersole’s repertoire includes Adrienne Lecouvreur and a new version of A Daughter of the Vine. The article also notes Leipsic’s musical culture and quotes Ibsen, Grieg, and Sinding on learning and music. Photographs by Marah Ellis Ryan aid stage design for Told in the Hills at Powers’ Theater. The cast includes Edwin Arden, Bruce McRae, Joseph Brennan, Edward Ellis, James Bevins, Walter D. Greene, Frank Gheen, R. R. Neil, John G. Edwards, Manuel Roebuck, Louise Calloway, Edna Dorman.
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Innes
Zoo
Garden
Cincinnati
Europe
Olga Nethersole
America
New Orleans
Miss Nethersole
San Francisco
Oakland
Texas
California
British Columbia
Washington
Colorado
Middle States
Adrienne Lecouvreur
West
Gertrude Atherton
Marah Ellis Ryan
Powers’ Theater
Edwin Arden
Bruce McRae
Joseph Brennan
Edward Ellis
James Bevins
Walter D. Greene
Frank Gheen
R. R. Neil
John G. Edwards
Manuel Roebuck
Louise Calloway
Edna Dorman
Lena Ashwell to Star in The Shulamite Next Season
The Schuberts announce Miss Lena Ashwell London actress will headline the sensational drama The Shulamite, set in South Africa. She is praised as a leading emotional actress, with past London triumphs and a big role ahead, a Boer wife who loves an Englishman involved in murder.
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Schuberts
Lena Ashwell
London
Shulamite
Miss Ashwell
Across the Water
South Africa
England
Pinero
Princess Yo San
Mrs Brown Potter Returns to Legitimate Drama in London
Mrs Brown Potter leaves the variety stage for legitimate drama in London appearing in Mary Queen of Scots a new play by Reginald Kennedy Cox.
Forgetting May Yohe Lady Francis Hope to Mrs Strong
The American correspondent notes British public no longer recognizes May Yohe now Mrs. Francis Hope and later Mrs. Putnam Bradlee Strong. She has lost her looks, stays at the Star and Garter Hotel in Richmond overlooking the Thames, with a female attendant and few visitors.
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May Yohe
Francis Hope
Putnam Bradlee Strong
Mrs. Strong
Star and Garter
Richmond
Miss Adams and Peter Pan Captivate New York in 31 Week Run
The boy who wouldn’t grow up became the stageland figure as Maude Adams starred in Peter Pan at the Empire Theater. The season closed June 9 after 31 weeks of eight performances weekly, with sold out houses and a London-cabled rest for Adams. She plans mountains vacation then a December tour return to New York.
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Stageland
New York
Peter Pan
J. M. Barrie
Maude Adams
Miss Adams
Empire Theater
Charles Frohman
London
Empire
Frohman to Stage The Little Cherub at Criterion August
Charles Frohman plans The Little Cherub as his first musical production for next season at the Criterion Theater in early August with Hattie Williams in a leading role. The London success features a notable cast and offers Williams an ideal part. The play was written by the author and presented as a major season highlight.
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Charles Frohman
Little Cherub
Hattie Williams
Criterion Theater
London
Miss Williams
Ohio Music Teachers Association three day session opens
The Ohio Music Teachers Association holds its annual three day meeting at the Odeon starting 10 a.m. with Rev Henry Melville Curtis giving the invocation and Hon Mayor Dempsey and A J Gantvoort welcoming the group. Philip Werthner will deliver the association address followed by an organ and song recital by Mrs Lillian Arkell Rixford and Estelle Krippner.
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Ohio Music Teachers’ Association
Odeon
Henry Melville Curtis
Philip Werthner
Association
Lillian Arkell Rixford
Estelle Krippner
Broadway
Coney Island
A. J. Gantyoort
Zoo
Sadie Williams Fenton Publishes Love Scenes Song
Sadie Williams Fenton releases a song titled Love Scenes with both words and music by the artist. The work is dedicated to Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Young.
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Sadie Williams Fenton
Fred A. Young
Annual piano recital at Trinity Guild Hall Covington
Miss Fredericka Godfrey and Miss Olivia Mason Glenn present pupils for an annual piano recital in Trinity Guild Hall on Madison Avenue Covington held on Thursday evening June 9.
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Fredericka Godfrey
Olivia Mason Glenn
Trinity Guild Hall
Madison Avenue
Covington
Piano Recital By Miss Jean McCrosky
Miss Jean McCrosky, pupil of Mr Hans Richard, will present a piano recital on Thursday evening June 21 at 8 o'clock.
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Jean McCrosky
Hans Richard
Albert Berne
Academy of the Sacred Heart
Clifton
Etude Melodique
Gonatiné
P. Bramlage
Etude
Cwenschenveheen Eneens
Burgmuller
Hsneees
M. Moore
Sean Burgmuller Spinning Sonw
Oses van Eses Ellmenreich
L. Droege
Svennides Aseanes Rheinhold Bettelmerel
Eee Lange
Recital by Mrs Page's Pupils at Cable Hall
A piarocforte recital was presented Saturday evening at Cable Hall Fourth and Elm by pupils of Mrs Annette Page. Performers included Hannah Segal Grace Pickering Margerite Plaqueman Sarah Katz Sara Belle Grad Rosa Grad Lida Geissler Josephine Achter Freda Schatz Mrs Page and Masters Ralph Miller Alvin.
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Cable Hall
Fourth
Elm Streets
Annette Page
Hannah Segal
Grace Pickering
Margerite Plaqueman
Sarah Katz
Sara Belle Grad
Rosa Grad
Lida Geissler
Josephine Achter
Freda Schatz
Mrs. Page
Amq
Ralph Miller
Alvin
Composer of The Girl From Kays Staged by Ben Teal
The piece The Girl From Kays is set to be staged by director Ben Teal with the composer credited for the work.
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Kays
Ben Teal
Early Fall Play at Wallack's The Judge and the Jury
Charles Frohman will present The Judge and the Jury at Wallack's Theater New York. The Western drama is written by Harry D. Cottrell and Oliver Morosco of California.
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Charles Frohman
Wallack’s
New York
Harry D. Cottrell
Oliver Morosco
California
John Drew in A. W. Pinero’s New Play at St James
John Drew will appear next season in A. W. Pinero’s His House in Oraer at London’s St James Theatre. The run is billed as the year’s big success and the master dramatist’s greatest work to date.
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John Drew
A. W. Pinero
Oraer
St. James Theater
London
Edna May Continues Popular Run in The Belle of Mayfair
Edna May retains strong London appeal with The Belle of Mayfair at Vaudeville. After two seasons away touring, British audiences remain hearty and enthusiastic, and each performance is crowded with theatergoers.
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Edna May
London
Miss May
Mayfair
Henry Blossom Plans New Musical The Red Mil
Henry Blossom writes a new musical play The Red Mil with Montgomery and Stone as stars and Victor Herbert composing. Charles Dillingham will produce the piece in autumn. Blossom's career followed Checkers and The Yankee Clipper after early works reflecting New England roots.
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Henry
Blossom
Montgomery and Stone
Victor Herbert
Charles Dillingham
Checkers
Fritzi Scheff
M’lle Modiste
New England
St. Louis
Dillingham Reveals Seven Stars in Plan for Stage Constellation
The house of Charles Dillingham has disclosed seven stars including Fritzi Scheff Robert Loraine Kyrle Bellew Frank Daniels Montgomery Stone and Blanche Ring forming the Dillingham constellation. More casting news will follow when the manager returns from abroad around mid July.
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Charles Dillingham
Fritzi Scheff
Robert Loraine
Kyrle Bellew
Frank Daniels
Montgomery
Stone
Blanche Ring
Dillingham
Noted Stars Summer Abroad With Varied Trips
Fritzi Scheff goes to Vienna and will travel the Black Forest by car in July. Kyrle Bellew plans July with friends in London and along the Thames. Robert Loraine spends part of July in Cheshire. Frank Daniels and Mrs Daniels visit Scotland with a Dundee stay. Dave Montgomery tours the continent for general sightseeing.
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Robert Loraine
Kyrle Bellew
Frank Daniels
Dave Montgomery
Montgomery and
Stone
Miss Scheff
Vienna
Black Forest
Bellew
London
Thames
Loraine
Cheshire
Oine
Daniels
Scotland
Music teachers boost Cincinnati meeting and concert review
President of the State Music Teachers Association works for a successful annual meeting in Cincinnati this week. The Conservatory of Music showcases student talent, Tirindelli directed orchestra delivers polished performances, and solos by Parchen, Hoffman, and Norton draw acclaim.
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STATE
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills Church Hosts Evening Recital With Daughters of Jairus
A special musical service at Walnut Hills Christian Church at 7 45 features Stainers Daughter of Jairus with Rev Abberley giving a sketch. The regular choir and guests perform works by Burgmuller Grieg Grieg Moszkowski Reinecke Heller Haydn and Mozart Schulhoff. Organist Miss Mary L Akels. student recitals and numerous named performers noted, including Miss Milligan Sharp Jessup Ryan.
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Walnut Hills Christian Church
Stainer
Jairus
Richard W. Abberley
Emelie Gluchowski
Ella Strunk
Hougaard Nielsen
Ernest G. Simon
Julia Faylie
Carrien Ehlers
Ray Jenkins
Reinecke
H. Jessup
Haydn
M. Milligan
Heller
Mozart-Schulhoff
M. Sharp
Lenore
Miss Milligan
Miss Sharp
Jessup
Ryan
College of Music Faculty Plans for Summer Travel
The College of Music staff and affiliates map summer plans with several undecided about East or abroad travel. Hoffmann to stay until August 1 then visit Chicago for a lake trip. Others split time between seaside, Wilmington home, or summer teaching and touring in the West and East.
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Sig
Albino Gorno
Cape May
Frederick J. Hoffmann
Wilmington
Adele Frestreia
Mary Venable
Signor
Lino Mattioli
Glenwood Springs
Ottie Dickerscheid
Mme
Louise Dotti
New York
Lilian Arkell Rixford
Womens Groups Push Saturday Afternoons Off In Local Stores
The Consumers League of Cincinnati promotes economic reform aiding workers and consumers. Stores on Fifth Street will close Saturday afternoons during hot months after league pressure. Miss Geraldine Gordon, president, offers free lectures to clubs next season. membership forms available from Miss M Edith Campbell at 3550 Reading Road Avondale.
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Consumers’ League of
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Fifth Street
League of Cincinnati
Geraldine Gordon
M. Edith Campbell
Reading Road
Avondale
Vacation School Opened by Cincinnati Woman's Club
The Cincinnati Woman's Club will open a six week Vacation School on Monday July 9 at the Twenty seventh District Schoolhouse Bear Bank street Winchell avenue to offset the neighborhood playground loss. Fridays bring country outings for the children and Thursdays host concerts for mothers and friends with music readings and recitations. Visitors welcome four mornings a week. donations flowers and encouragement sought with subscriptions payable to Vacation School Cincinnati Woman's Club Mercantile Library Building in care of Mrs Charles Kellogg or Miss M L Armstrong.
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Woman’s Club
Winchell Avenue
Bear Bank Street
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Mercantile Library
City
Charles Kellogg
M. L. Armstrong
Vacation School Sessions Open in Elm Street District
The Vacation School organized by the Cincinnati Section of the Council of Jewish Women will begin Monday July 9 at the Sixth District School on Elm Street. Friends are urged to send contributions to Mrs. Sigmar Stark at Park Avenue and McMillan Street. all gifts are gratefully received.
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Cincinnati
Council of Jewish Women
Elm Street
Sigmar Stark
Park Avenue
McMillan Street
Cincinnati Kindergarten Alumni Meeting Form Organization
The Cincinnati Kindergarten Alumni will meet at the Kindergarten Training School Lin ton street Avondale Monday June 18 at 2 30 p m to form a permanent organization.
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Cincinnati Kindergarten
Linton Street
Avondale
Delhi Woman's Fortnightly Club Elects Officers
The Delhi Woman's Fortnightly Club held its annual election naming Mrs Heber Jaynes as president Mrs L B Hornaday as vice president Mrs L B Patterson as secretary and Mrs George Greaves as treasurer. Guests from Aurora Lawrenceburg Cleves and Westwood attended a lecture with Miss Steubing reciting Enoch Arden and Miss Marshall providing Strauss music. The room featured floral decor and refreshments were served as the club planned to study Shakespeare next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Sixth annual meeting of Clermont County Woman's Clubs
The sixth annual meeting of the Federation of Clermont County Woman's Clubs gathers at Universalist Church Milford C June 21. Activities include devotional exercises, addresses, music, reports from club presidents, and officer elections with a program spanning morning and afternoon sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Clermont County Woman's Clubs
Universalist Church
Milford
Geo. W. Gatch
Alice Elliott
Bessie Roudebush
Lena. W. Penn
Misses Harding
Roudebush
Inauguration Meeting of Cincinnati Woman's Club
The Cincinnati Woman's Club held its inauguration meeting Monday afternoon at the clubrooms. Members discussed plans for programs and community outreach while welcoming new officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Woman’s Club
Cincinnati street railway workers picnic big event of season
The Cincinnati Street Railway Employees Picnic in Chester Park on June 21 promises a major season highlight. Women’s Contest invites entries. the 24 highest vote receivers in Hamilton County win a two week free trip, with one vote included per 10 cent ticket. Ask the conductor.
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Traction
Cincinnati Street Railway
Chester Park
Hamilton County
Members Gather at Mercantile Library Building Event
A large turnout attended a recent Mercantile Library Building affair with Miss Gallagher delivering the welcome address and Mrs. Austin Goodman reading an engaging paper, noted for its thoughtfulness.
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Mercantile Library
Miss Gallagher
Austin Goodman
College Hill Progress Club to Install New Officers
The last meeting is set for Tuesday June 19 at Mrs. James Larmon’s residence. A special programme starts at 11 o’clock and the new officers will be installed. The Six and Twenty Club of Wilmington welcomed Mrs. F S Lamar for its first June meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hill
Hope Fades for Clifton School Repairs and Delays
Superintendent F B Dyer warns that temporary classrooms may be needed as Clifton's new schoolhouse is delayed. He notes the shacks behind the building are in poor repair and a roof overhaul would be costly. The Building Committee and contractors plan to finish repairs at Third Intermediate School by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Clifton School
F. B. Dyer
Free Ice Fund Start Inaugurated In Cincinnati For 1966
The Cincinnati mayoral free ice fund for 1966 was inaugurated yesterday after a donation from Benjamin Pritz. Mayor Dempsey aimed to continue the tradition of city leaders handling ice purchases for poor residents during summer. Secretary Landesco will coordinate donations and distribution, inviting subscriptions of any amount to aid tenement residents. The funds will be carefully managed and used to provide relief for the needy.
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Benjamin Pritz
Cincinnati
Dempsey
Landesco
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