Musicians showcase pupil recitals at the conservatory
A piano recital at the conservatory last Tuesday featured many of Mr Douglas Boxalls pupils gaining praise for deep musical insight and refined finish. The program included works by Bach Beethoven Schubert and Mendelssohn among others and showcased several young vocalists and pianists from Mme Louise Dotti and other teachers. The article also notes forthcoming recitals and festival plans centered on Bach and other composers with a large slate of soloists and ensembles.
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Douglas Boxall
Iservatory
Bach Allemande
Courante
Abande
Gavotte
Bouree
Menuet
Gigue
Marie Higgins
Alice Shiels
Schubert
Martha d’Amour
E.a.macdowell
Norma Lewis
Swiss violinist Henri Ern owns Stradivarius in Cincinnati
Renowned Swiss violinist Henri Ern now based in Cincinnati possesses a Stradivarius valued at $12,000. He is noted for masterful interpretations of the classics and it is rumored he will soon present a public performance featuring his prized instrument.
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Henri Ern
Cincinnnati
Ern
Recital by Pupil Group From Mrs Simeral Studio
Pupils in Mrs Lillian Simeral’s studio gave a Saturday evening recital. Performers included Edna Bell Hazel Ashbrook Blanche Bolandelli Laura Beringer Clara Schattgen and adults Mrs T J North Mrs Sylvia Bell Mrs Bertha Bell Arthur Rohan and Fred Procter.
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Lillian Simeral
Edna Bell
Hazel Ashbrook
Blanche Bolandelli
Laura Beringer
Clara Schattgen
T. J. North
Sylvia Bell
Bertha Bell
Arthur Rohan
Fred Procter
Walnut Hills Church Hosts Ye Olde Tyme Concert
The Walnut Hills Congregational Church at Kemper Lane and Locust Street announces a ye olde tyme concert on March 6 at 8 p.m. with top local talent performing.
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Walnut Hills
Music Lovers' Club at Miss Shaw’s Ft Thomas Home
Miss Shaw hosts the Music Lovers' Club at her Highland avenue residence in Ft Thomas on Wednesday morning. The program features Life of Wagner with Mrs Craven Mrs Lyons and Miss Fritche Stories from masterpieces with Mrs Anderson piano selections and Miss Shaw. Caldwell presents Current Events with Mrs Dulaney.
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Miss Shaw
Music Lovers’ Club
Highland Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Wagner
Craven
Lyons
Miss Fritche
Anderson
Caldwell
Dulaney
May Music Festival Plans Spread Through City
Town chatter centers on the May Music Festival set for May 65 6 7 8 and 9 with rehearsals under Mr Van der Stucken showing unprecedented finish. The program adds Haydns The Seasons Grieg Pierne and a noted Saint Matthew Passion interpretation praised by authorities. The Theodore The Orchestra cites Cincinnati and Chicago performances and 700 public school children will sing with trained choirs guiding the children’s chorus.
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van der Stucken
Bach
Beethoven
Haydn
Grieg
Pierne
Chicago
Cincinnati
Theodore
Notice to stockholders The Union Gas and Electric Company
The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at the company's office in Cincinnati Ohio at the southwest corner of Fourth and Plum on Monday March 1908 at 12 M for the election of fifteen. days to serve for one year and for other business as may be before the meeting. Theo Clauss secretary and assistant treasurer.
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Union Gas & Electric Company
Southwest Corner Fourth and Plum
Cincinnati
Ohio
Theo, Clauss
San Carlos Opera to Stage Week of Grand Opera at Lyrics Theater
The San Carlos Opera Company returns for a week of grand opera at Lyrics Theater starting March 24 with Constantino and Alice Nielsen in the leading roles. Repertoire includes Aida Martha Trovatore Lohengrin Huguenots and Carmen with two matinees.
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San Carlos Opera Company
Lyrics Theater
Russell
Signor Constantino
Caruso
Alice Nielsen
Aida
Martha
Carmen
Carlos Opéra Company
New York
Henry Russell
Constantino
Laryngologist Dr Fitzpatrick Lectures On The Voice
Dr T V Fitzpatrick, eminent laryngologist, will give the next lecture in his series on The Voice to college students on Tuesday afternoon March 3 at 3 o clock.
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T. V. Fitzpatrick
First WBrancea recital at Odeon postponed to March 12
The first evening recital by WBrancea pupils of Sig. Romeo Gorno at the college will be held in the Odeon on Thursday March 12. It was moved from February 27 due to sudden illness among several participants.
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Margaret Milne
Bernard Sturm
Mildenburg
C’zelma Crosby
Klage
Schubert
Sylvia
Anna Kohl
Aseenel
Alice Sears
Cros
de Panda
Massenet
Jeannette Sarver
Trio—“Sancta Maria
Faure Miss Carroll
Miss Dalton
Kohl
Henschel
Gericke
Esther
Skerball
Gerritt Smith
Lucia Riedlin
Mendelssohn
Sue Dalton
Arioso
Romanza
Serenade
Tirindelli
Saran Henderson
Mme
Louise Dotti
College of Music
Odeon
Mme. Dotti
Neva Remde
Sig
Romeo Gorno
Am Meer
Schubert-Liszt
Allen
Schumann
Ieiterers
Lassen
Anna Dieterle
Pes Dressauer
Jeanette Rodenberg
Gregh
Casbetto
Azur
Augusta Holmes
Janet Cormany
Louise Sans
Graben-Hoffman
Sescessse
Gladys Downard
Hilda Schehl
Mina Davis
Jamie
Edna ‘Haas
the Willow
Kesae Goring Thomas
Katherine Hall
Death and the
Fruhlingszeit
Becker
Bessie Franklin
Helen King
Leslie
Mr. B. Vor
Wbrancea
College Convocation Saturday March 7 at 2 P M
A convocation of students and guests will be held Saturday afternoon March 7 at 2 o clock in the college. Former and prospective students are invited as well as current ones. A feature will be the presentation of Enoch Arden by Joseph O Meara and Louis Victor Saar.
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Enoch Arden
Joseph O’meara
Louis Victor Saar
Recital by Mme Dotti and Miss Venable Pupils Enchants Audience
Weekly recital featured piano pieces by Katherine Widmann Edna Haas and others plus a mezzo contralto program. Mrs Frank J. Sacket, guest of the Friday Musical Club, performed a group of songs including Spring Is Here and I Know a Lovely Garden.
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Frank J. Sacket
Monday Musical Club
Music Lovers’ Club
Gilsey
Regular Music Lovers Club Meeting in Kentucky Highlands
The Music Lovers Club of the Kentucky Highlands will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday morning March 4 at Miss Mary Lou Shaw’s Highland avenue home. The program features a Schumann paper by Mrs Dan Lyons and Schumann forest scenes and Wagner items performed by members. The note ends with a complimentary mention of Miss Elwyn as a leading pianist praised in European capitals.
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Music Lovers Club
Kentucky Highlands
Mary Lou Shaw
Highland Avenue
Schumann
Dan Lyons
Malcolm Dulaney
Wagner
Joseph Heckle
Lyons
Emma Fritsche
Sam Anderson
Miss Mary
Lou Shaw
Jessie Caldwell
M. Dulaney
Barbados Natives Seek Canal Work
A Barbadon dispatch describes the densely populated island and its mix of white and black residents, noting calm labor relations and the drive to send fifteen thousand Barbados blacks to work on the Panama Canal. It details the strict medical checks, attempts at deception by applicants, and the economic impact of canal employment on families.
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Bathguide Books
Barbados
Barbadians
Grenada
St. Lucia
Island
Panama Canal
Market Stagnation Thwarts Post-Panic Recovery
New York March 1 securities markets remained dull as traders waited for events to steer the course of finances. Banks increased reserves amid reduced demand for money while Treasury withdrawals and rapid retirement of national bank notes tightened liquidity.
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New York
United States
Treasury
National Bank
Central Reserve
New York Trust Companies
Pianist Miss Elwyn to Give Nashville Recital Next Week
City papers praise her work as she travels from the South for a recital in Nashville Tennessee tonight. She appears at the Hotel Linton recital hall one week hence March 9 with friends organizing recital parties. Public seat sales begin at the Kimball store on Race Street.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hotel Linton
Brewing Stocks Plunge On Licensing Bill Panic
London reports a sharp drop in brewery stocks after the licensing bill stirs turmoil in trade. Leading companies see declines up to half their value in two days, with a $250 million shrink in brewing properties and widespread panic among brewers and publicans.
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London
Louisville Tobacco Market Sees Strong Week For Local Sales
Special Dispatch from Hopkinsville Kentucky reports a busy week on the Louisville tobacco market. hogsheads and loose tobacco receipts were high at both association and Society of Equity prizing houses. 71 hogsheads sold last week bringing total for the year to 201 with leaf prices up to 13 dollars. an acre of experimental tobacco planted by the Department of Agriculture yielded the top local price of 97.25 dollars for a dark tobacco variety named madole.
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Commercial Tribune
Hopkinsville
Association
Society of Equity
H. H. Abernathy
Theesman
Department of Agricultur
J. W. Foard
Cigar Leaf Tobacco Prices From Farmers and Shippers
Sales on Saturday show 33 cases of cigar leaf tobacco including old seed new seed and Spanish. Prices ranged from 50 cents to 9.25 dollars per 100 pounds with specifics for old seed 2.50 to 7.50, new seed up to 4.80 and 6 to 7.95, Spanish up to 8.25 to 22.50.
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Globe
Unconscious Man Robbed After Street Assault
Charles Van Vleet, 49, of 943 Laurel Street, was found badly cut and unconscious on George Street and Central Avenue. He was taken to City Hospital claiming he had been assaulted and robbed of $4 and his watch by a Black man he met at the corner. He had been drinking.
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Charles van Vleet
Laurel Street
City Hospital
George Street
Central Avenue
van Vieet
Markets in Cincinnati Report Stronger Trade Amid Mixed Grain Prices
The Cincinnati market report shows wheat firm with higher flour values as the week closes. Corn remains firm with light receipts and a good speculative outlook, while oats and hay hold steady to firm with steady demand. Whisky sales and grain inspections are listed, noting No. 1 timothy hay at $14.25 and multiple car lots traded across mixed grades.
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United States Steel Corporation
Minneapolis
Northern
Timothy
Fruits and Vegetables Price List
Fruits and vegetables priced per unit per bunch or box include apples 323.50, bananas 1.75, beets 1.15 a dozen, cranberries 2 per box, cabbage 1.15 per barrel, lemons 3.50 box, oranges 2.25 to 2.50 box, onions bush grown, potatoes 2.75 per barrel, pumpkins 1 per barrel, rutabagas 1.15 per barrel, squash 1.60 per barrel, sweet potatoes Jersey.
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Messina
Palermo
Florida
Jersey
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