Two Moving Pictures Stir New York Audiences
In New York on March 7 Mrs Traub reviews The Lost World and The Miracle of the Wolves. The Lost World features Bessie Love and Wallace Beery with prehistoric creatures amid praised South American scenery. The Miracle of the Wolves, a French film shown at the Paris Opera House, portrays Louis XI era sieges with authentic props and a dramatic snow battle with wolves. critics note historical detail, large court scenes, and risk to actors.
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New York
Conan Doyle
Bessie Love
Wallace Beery
Lewi Stone
Lloyd Hughes
South America
Amazon
Paris Opera House
Carcassonné
French Institute
Louis XI
Charles of Burgundy
Carcassonne
Jeanne Hachette
Wetmore to Speak at St Xavier Alumni Lecture
Louis H. Wetmore of New York will give a free public lecture at 8 30 this evening in the Linton ballroom. Alfred T. Geisler introduces the writer who has toured Europe and was literary editor of the New York Times Book Review before World War I. Wetmore, a Catholic convert, speaks on Catholicism in Europe from 1914 to 1924.
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Alfred T. Geisler
St. Xavier College Alumni Association
Louis H. Wetmore
New York
Linton
Sst. Xavier
Europe
New York Times Book Review
Middle West
Cincinnati
John A. Bunker
Hyde Park
Wetmore
Suburban Society Notes From Local Families
Mrs. Allan Perley has returned from a three months visit in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Henshaw Jr. report a pleasant sojourn in St Petersburg Florida. Reuben Robertson Jr. left Friday for Asheville North Carolina after weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Thomson at Laurel Court. Mrs. E W Laughlin of Sidney Ontario arrived from a Clearwater Florida stand and plans time here en route home with her son John M McCaslin. Miss Martha Steel entertained yesterday in honor of Mrs Herbert Weidiv preparing to depart for Connecticut.
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Allan Perley
Canada
Edward Henshaw, Jr
St. Petersburg
Clearwater
Fla
John M. McCaslin
Martha Steel
Herbert Weidiv
Millie Ace
Nnecticut
Fernbank Luncheon and Bridge Entertain Guests
Mrs. Alfred Crawford of Fernbank hosted a Friday luncheon and bridge. Attending were Mrs. B. F. Lehman, Mrs. Joseph Blackburn, Mrs. John Walton, Miss Edna Kayser, Mrs. Harry Clarke, Mrs. William Gray, Mrs. James Gray, Mrs. Stanley Hall, Mrs. William Mitchell, Mrs. Robert Early, Mrs. Edwin Mitchell, Mrs. Harris Powers, Mrs. Clifford Mobberley, Mrs. Emma Snider, Mrs. H. Lee Early, Mrs. George Roberts, Mrs. William Hall, Mrs. Oscar Hurd, Mrs. Emma A. Schiear, Mrs. John Chambers, Mrs. Frederick Baack, and Mrs. Arthur Neave of Price Hill.
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Alfred Crawford
Fernbank
B. F. Lehman
Joseph Blackburn
John Walton
Edna Kayser
Harry Clarke
William Gray
James Gray
Stanley Hall
William Mitchell
Robert Early
Edwin Mitchell
Haris Powers
Clifford Mobberley
Emma Snider
H. Lée Early
George Roberts
Arlington Heights Social Notes Mrs Arns Hosts Junior Club
Mrs Clifford Arns hosted the Junior Neighborhood Club with Mesdames Cottree Williams Van Hagen Lacey Shawn Goertemiller and Arns in attendance. Guests included Mrs F Howard of Lockland and Miss Milton Lacey of Dayton visiting local families. Mr and Mrs Allen Hughes of Covington Ky were guests of the Buzzards along with Mr and Mrs A A Howard of earlier ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Arns
Mesdames Cottree
Williams
van Hagen Lacey
Shawn
Goertemiller
Arns
F. Howard
Lockland
A. A. Howard
M. Kemp
St. Bernard
William Buzzard
Milton Lacey
Dayton
Allen Hughes
Covington
Terrace Park social notes and building loan directors elected
Norwood residents hosted gatherings for visitors including Mrs. Emma B Christopher and Miss Jane Bacon. Mrs. Magee entertained guests for Mrs. Mattie G Cox from Michigan. Terrace Park events featured a birds talk by Mrs. Perk Conking wife of Cincinnati. Terrace Park Building and Loan elected Breiling as President and a slate including C A Meyers R W Haughton and others as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bacon
Norwood
For Men
Emma B. Christopher
Jane Bacon
William J. Magee
Mattie G. Cox
Michigan
Charles Rrell
Terrace Park
Cincinnati
Perk Conking
Dallas R. Seacai
Daniel H. Startsman
Canada
Terrace Park Building and Loan Company
Breiling
C. A. Meyers
R. W. Haughton
Eggily A. Me Boone
W. R. F. de Fillmore
H. B. Fenton
L. G. Gatch
Coeeeme
Dinner and reception events honor local residents this week
A surprise dinner was held Thursday at Mrs. Harry Kaese's Martin street home. Mrs. Frank Hoerst hosted a Thursday afternoon reception for guests. Several couples including the Hoffrege, Colburn, and Hoffr households joined Mr. and Mrs. Sander for dinner. Another card and luncheon gathering celebrated Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Fitzpatrick and others hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey. The St Bernard High senior class plans a Town Hall event on March 21 at Town Hall.
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Gov
Harry Kaese
Martin Street
Frank Hoerst
Bertus Street
Ed Hoffrege
Mark Colburn
J. Hoffr
Sander
J. Humphrey
P. B. Fitzpatrick
Parsons
Nimbach
Stolz
Mary E. Fitzpatrick
Virginia Nimbach
St. Bernard High School
Hiall
Mrs Lucy Lawrence Leaves Wyoming for London
Mrs Lucy Lawrence after months with her sister Mrs W S Sidebotham of Wilmuth avenue, travels to New York then sails to London. Mrs Sidebotham accompanied to New York and visits a daughter Miss Kitty in New York. Mrs Charles S Fay of Reilly road arrived from Gambier Ohio after weeks with Dr Walter Coolidge. Mr and Mrs W W Alexander of Burns avenue hosted the Evening Literary Club at the Wyoming Clubhouse with a seven o'clock dinner and readings by J Alexander and M Brion Graff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Lawrence
Sidebotham
Wilmuth Avenue
New York
London
Kitty
New
Charles S. Fay
Reilly Road
Gambier, C
Walter Coolidge
W. W. Alexander
Burns Avenue
Evening Literary Club
Wyoming
C. Goes
M. Brion Graff
William B. Hay
J. Alexander
Shower honors Miss Martha Will bride elect
A miscellaneous shower was held at Ed Seibert’s home in Carthage in honor of Miss Martha Will the bride elect of Mr. Carl ervn. The event featured dinner with Mr. and Mrs. John Kneddler and other guests including Mrs crown Mrs. Bock and Mr. and Mrs. A. Fland.
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Ed Seibert
Martha Will
Carl
John Kneddler
Crown
Bock
A. Fland
Cincinnati Symphony to Feature Dorothy Kempe Soloist
Miss Dorothy Kempe a Cincinnati cellist will be the soloist at a Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra concert in Music Hall next Sunday. She will play the cello obligato in Popper suite In the Forest Op. 50 conducted by Fritz Reiner who will direct the program. The concert opens with the Patrie overture and Debussy Children’s Corner. The program includes Dances of the Polovets Rimsky Korsakoff Hopak and the Marche Slav with Russian music emphasized. Ticket sales begin Saturday at 109 West Fourth street.
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Dorothy Kempe
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Popper
Fritz Reiner
Georges Bizet
Debussy
Dr. Dus
Parnassum
Golliwogg
Reiner
Borodine
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Lyford Reappointed as Zoo Opera Company Director
Charles G. Miller announces Ralph A. Lyford will serve another season as managing director of the Zoo Opera Company. Lyford has led the company since its inception, expanding from a few soloists to a metro chorus and a fifty piece orchestra drawn from the Cincinnati Symphony. The repertoire has grown to include extensive Italian operas and world class performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Miller
Cincinnati Zoo
Ralph A. Lyford
Zoo Opera Company
Mr. Lyford
Zoo Company
Metropolitan
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Community Society Notes and Club Meetings
The Five Hundred Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Riddle in attendance. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian Church plans its monthly business meeting and luncheon on Thursday afternoon at the church. Mrs. Glen Robertson and Mrs. H. J. Champlin were dinner guests of Mrs. H. L. Meek Thursday at Mt. Auburn.
Community Notes From North Hyde Park Oakley News
Mrs Bernard Baer of Leavenworth guests Mr and Mrs S C Baer on Woodland avenue. Patrol Girls hosted by Mrs Edward Schwaeber with a 1 oclock luncheon for 28. Woman's Guild of St Marks to meet Wednesday at 2. Mesdames Sueffele and A McFee hosts. Mrs Emily Hoih back from Tallahassee visiting daughter Mrs Williard de Ginter. Mothers and Teachers Club meet Thursday at 2:30 at West Oakley Auditorium. Sewing Club luncheon with Mrs F Knowles. Marriage announced of Steven Stout and Catherine Leahay of Wood. Ceremony Feb 23 at Newcomerstown at Rev Louis N Momberg's residence. Mr and Mrs Harold Sleet leave Wednesday for Indianapolis.
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Bernard Baer
Leavenworth
Kan
S. C. Baer
Woodland Avenue
Edward Schwaeber
Ladies’ Oriental Shrine
Woman's Guild of
Bt Marks Episcopate Church
William Sueffele
A. McFee
Emily Hoih
Louis N. Momberg
Stout
Harold Sleet
Indianapolis
Ind
Social Dinner Highlights National Educational Convention
Miss Violet Stuerwald hosted a dinner at the Linton Hotel for guests including Miss Helen May Stuerwald Miss Marion Stuerwald Mrs Alma Patterson Patterson Robert from Columbus Ohio Prof C G Snyder Miss Olga Lee Walker and others. Hartwell Woman's Club program featured Edna McChristie speaking on The Hig Sister Movement and Longview Hospital aid via magazine and book donations. A citizenship training class met at Mrs J T Hall home with additional Hartwell Avenue social hosting noted.
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Violet Stuerwald
Linton Hotel
National Educational Convention
Helen May Stuerwald
York City
Marion Stuerwald
Mass
Alma Walker Patterson
Robert Patterson
Jumbus
C. G. Snyder
Chicago, Ill
Henry Stifel
Pittsburgh
Walker Young
Lospneet
Cal
Olga Lee Walker
Peania
J. T. Hall
Curzon Avenue
W. F. Crain
Hartwell Avenue
Charles R. Hedrick
B. H. Cook
Charles Lloyd
William R. Tate
Louis Guelick
Iry Moore
A. B. Jenkins
C. M. Skillman
Bond Hill Social Notes Highlight Club Gatherings
Mrs Susie Wilkinson hosted the Shakespeare Club Monday afternoon. Mrs Harold Babbit led a luncheon and bridge Tuesday with guests Madamé Dalton Myers Orton Galloway Walter Tarr Russell Simmons George Crammond and Frank Cannon. The Mite Society meets Tuesday at 2 30 in the Presbyterian Church parlors. Mothers Club plans its monthly peas at the school auditorium Thursday afternoon at 2 15 with speaker Mrs Fillmore. Mr and Mrs Harry Wernke return from a Southern trip. Mathilda and Virginia Murray hosted the Prothoeon Class Friday. Mrs Gold Ross and her young daughter from Lynchburg are visiting Mrs Nellie.
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Susie Wilkinson
Shakespeare Club
Harold Babbit
Bridge
Meadamé Dalton Myers
Orton Galloway
Walter Tarr
Russell Simmons
George Crammond
Frank Cannon
Mite Society
Presbyterian Church
Mothers’ Club
Shhool
Thursdaternoon
Fill
Elmwood News Notes and Social Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Harvey Murray hosted a children's party for Martha Jane with attendees including Mary Shirlalsh Thelma Dorothy Nordheim and others. The Sunshine Euchre Club plans a Thursday meeting and Mrs Harry Doerr entertained the Dinner Club Wednesday with twelve covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Murray
Martha Jane
Mary and
Shirlalsh
Thelma
Dorothy Nordheim
Ater Richardson
Verna Bohrer
Helma Elise Sebastian
Charlotte McQueen
Beulahee
Bis Jane Haynes
Charles Dé Mosey
Chop
Edward Walsh
Sunshine Euchre Club
Harry
Doerr
Newtown Neighbors Attend Memorial Service
Local residents gathered Friday evening for a funeral service for a deceased community member. Mr. O. F. Crom, Bertram E. Burdsal, and others from Newtown attended, with several relatives traveling to the church for the memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
O. F. Crom
E. R. Bertram E. Burdsal
Mremier
Pethenda
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting at Salvador Street Home
The regular meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Business Men's Club was held at Mrs. D L Gra Milligan's Salvador street home. Officers for the ensuing year were elected including Collard as president and Holmes as secretary.
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Business Men’s Club
D. L. Gra Milligan
Salvador Street
Otti Se Setae
Collard
Fe Compre Ifred
Milligan
Rd Holmes
Chicago Opera Company Concert Schedule
March nine to twelve in Music Hall features Mefistofele with Chaliapin Thaïs with Mary Garden Romeo and Juliet with Hackett and Macbeth La Gioconda with Rosa Raisa and Cyrena Van Gorden March fifteenth popular concert in Music Hall A March 2021 Symphony concert in Emery Auditorium April sixth Grainger recital at Hotel Linton and April twenty first Paul Whiteman Orchestra at Music Hall
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Chicago Opera Company
Music Hall
Mefistofele
Chaliapin
Thais
Aith Mary Garden
Hackett
Macbeth
Summer Session Opens With Public School Music Dept In Cincinnati
The Public School Music Department of the College of Music under Sarah Yancey Cline opens a six week summer term from June 22 to August 1 with classes five days a week at the University of Cincinnati. Cline, previously director of Little Rock Public Schools, has worked with Dr. Hollis Dann at West Chester and Cornell. Public performances include plays at the Little Playhouse and a choral concert at First Protestant St. Johns Unitarian Church with John A Hoffmann directing and Leo Paalz on accompaniment. The Cincinnati Exchange Club and Starr Piano Concert present benevolent concerts March 8 and 12 with notable soloists. Also featured are productions at the Odeon by Goldenburg School students for scholarship funds and a May matinée of The School for Scandal staged by student cast under Mrs Goldenburg.
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College of Music
Sarah Yancey Cline
University of Cincinnati
Miss Cline
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Ark
Hollis Dann
West Chester
Cornell University
St. John’s Unitarian Church
Twelfth
Elm Streets
John A. Hoffmann
Leo Paalz
Katheryn Reece Haun
Ewald Haun
Peter Froehlich
Cincinnati Exchange Club
Starr
Chautauqua Lyceum
William Duning
Evangelical Protestant Church
Bridgetown
Paul Schmidt
Chamber of Commerce
Terrence Conway
Mr. Afsprung
George Duning
Rabbi Kadan
Odeon
William Smith Goldenburg
Tillie Hahn
School For Candal
Goldenburg
Cyrena Van Gordon Sings La Gioconda at Music Hall
Cyrena Van Gordon, former pupil of the late Madame Ditti, brings the aria filled program to Music Hall next week. The College of Music expresses pride in her ongoing connection to its legacy.
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Cyrena van Gordon
Music
Tenor Walter Vaughan Shines in Daytona Recital
Walter Vaughan a post graduate of the College of Music class of Lino Mattioli meets success in Daytona Fla at the Palmetto Club recital where he drew an ovation and responded to several encores.
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Walter Vaughan
The
College of Music
Lino Mattioli
Daytona
Fla
Palmetto Clu
Soprano Goldie Weiland to Broadcast From Music Hall
Goldie Weiland soprano pupil of Giacinto Gorno sang with success on WMH radio last Tuesday evening. She will broadcast from Music Hall on March 11 during the radio convention. Weiland will also sing at the Hadassah Entert of the Rockdale Temple Avondale on March 8 at 8 30.
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Goldie Weiland
Giacinto Gorno
College of Music
WMH
Music Hall
Weiland
Rockdale
Avondale
All American Program Showcased Cincinnati Composers
Omicron Chapter Sinfonia of the Conservatory of Music presented an all American program at Burnet C. Tuthill residence. Louis Saverne presided as president. Honored were George A Leighton and Harold Morris, with works by John Alden Carpenter D G Mason William Heilman Stickells Spross and Proteroe. J Herman Thuman delivered an address on American Music. Performers included Karl Young Paul Ferguson Louis Laverne Jean Verd Truman Boardman Owen Sellers and Dan Beddog.
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Stickells
Spross
Proteroe
J. Herman Thuman
Omicron Chapter
Karl Young
Paul Ferguson
Louis Laverne
Jean Verd
Truman Boardman
Owen Sellers
Dan Beddog
Conservatory Students Form Stillman Kelley String Club
More than thirty five music students at the Conservatory of Music formed a club this year to foster individual musical endeavors. Officers include Herman Rule as President Alfred Hughes Vice President Emerson Hoffman Treasurer and Paull Ferguson Secretary. The group named for patron Dr Edgar Stillman Kelley plans a dinner in their honor.
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The
Conservatory of Music
Herman Rule
Alfred Hughes
Emerson Hoffman
Paull Ferguson
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Stillman Kelley
Cincinnati
Europe
Woman MP Ellen Wilkinson questions women at forty
London reports Ellen Wilkinson the Labor MP at 33 raised the idea that women workers face a grave menace at middle age. Her remark sparked shock among suffragettes while noting that premiers and cabinet members age differently. Wilkinson, with red hair and a vivid green dress, adds lively human interest in Parliament.
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London
Ellen Wilkinson
House of Commons
Miss Wilkinson
Lady Astor
May Festival chorus reviewed by Franks van der Stucken
Frank van der Stucken, musical director, begins reviewing all choral work for the May Festival. He praises the chorus as the most intelligent and vocally finest he has conducted. Rehearsals will now be a pleasure as the extensive program demands skilled performance.
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Frank van der Stucken
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