Paris critics view on Bernstein and theater style
The article discusses Paris critics and the imprint of French language in theater, noting the dangers of overabundance in translation and the subtlety of expression. It cites Bernstein's Samson and mentions figures like William Gillette and Rochefort observing post show scenes and audience fatigue.
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Paris
Bernstein
Samson
William Gillette
America
Catulles Mendes
Henri Rochefort
Women’s Clubs and Interests Meetups and Lectures
Civic Department of the Woman’s Club meets next Thursday with Dr. O W Stark discussing tuberculosis outside ranch hospital aims. Miss Herbert and Miss Roberts lead six nurses sharing experiences. J S Van Cleve to lecture Browning ethics Tuesday for the Browning Study Circle. Clio Club meets Tuesday at Mrs H Serodino’s. papers on French novels and Les Misérables discussed. Miss A Reemelin attends. Bigelow to lecture Miserables at Mrs Guy Blackburn’s home. May 22 Fairweather lectures Hartwell Literary Club at Carnegie Library on The Cathedrals of Europe. Associated Charities Workroom annual sale May 12–14 at 438 Race Street featuring woven rugs and durable cushions to support needy women.
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Woman's Club
O. W. Stark
Ranch Hospital
Miss Herbert
Miss Roberts
Clio Club
H. Serodino
George Ilsen
Bliss
Gil Blas
Victor Hugo
A. Reemelin
Ainty
Ue 19
Carn
Walnut
Elise
E. Fairweather
France
Bigelow
Guy Blackburn
Miss Fairweather
Hartwell Literary Club
Carnegie Library
Thes
Europe
Associated Charities
Race Street
Meedy
Saturday Literary Club Plans May 16 Program
The Saturday Literary Club will entertain friends Saturday, May 16, at the residence of Mrs. J. B. Hall on Resor avenue, Clifton. Mrs. Laura I. Aldrich will present scenes from Shakespeare's Macbeth, with vocal, violin and piano solos by Mrs. William WingKelman. Miss Valentine Jackson and Tillian Kreimer complete the program.
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J. 8. Hall
Resor Avenue
Clifton
Shakespeare
Laura I. Aldrich
William Wingkelman
Valentine Jackson
Tillian Kreimer
Jewish Hospital Alumni Association Elects Officers
The Jewish Hospital Alumni Association held a Friday meeting with Mrs George Ilsen presiding and twenty members attending. Officers elected were President Mrs George Ilsen Vice President Miss Abbie Roberts Recording Secretary Miss Ruth Ardell Corresponding Secretary Miss Ernestine Mielziner Treasurer Miss Isabel Ardill. The program featured a paper The Public School Nurse by Miss A Reynolds. Meeting adjourned until June 65.
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Jewish Hospital Alumni Association
George Ilsen
Wenty
Abbie Roberts
Reng
Ruth Ardell
Ernestine Mielziner
Isabel Ardill
College Hill Progress Club Meeting Program
The College Hill Progress Club will meet tomorrow with Mrs. Edw. Henshaw, Sr. The programme includes a lecture on The Relation of Physiology to Moral Teaching by Dr. Ellen McCarthy and a talk Conditions Among the Poor From a Physician's Standpoint by Dr. Ruth Heim.
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College Hill
Strawberry Festival at Altenheim Benefit in Burnet
A strawberry festival will be held at the Altenheim on Burnet avenue Saturday evening May 16 to benefit the home. A short musical and literary programme will precede the festival featuring a play The Awakening of the Iwera with children, a recitation by Mrs L Thilly and a song by Miss Lulu Albert.
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Altenheim
Burnet Avenue
L. Thilly
Lulu Albert
Saturday Literary Club Opens May Session in Westwood
The Saturday Literary Club met May 2 at Miss Hill’s Westwood home with roll call and readings on Shakespeare and Comedy and Tragedy. An open meeting is planned for May 16 at Mrs Hall’s residence 359 Resor Avenue Clifton with music and a Shakespeare interpretation by Mrs Aldrich.
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Resor Avenue
Clifton
Beth
Leura I. Aldrich
Cary Literary Club Guest Day in Norwood Social
One of the year’s most enjoyable meetings was Cary Tdterary Club guest day in Norwood last Saturday. Mrs Miller and Mrs Molloy hosted at Mrs Miller’s South Norwood home. A large guest list attended a musical program featuring Clem Dunham, Miss Elsa Joseph, Mrs W B Townsend, Miss Dorothy Durrell, and others with piano and mandolin performances. The next club gathering is May 16 at HH Tschudy’s Floral avenue home.
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Cary Tdterary Club
Norwood
Miller
Molloy
South Norwood
Clem Dunham
F. Hopkinsonth
W.B. Wilson
Odie
Elsa Joseph
Hart Library Club Plans May Tea Meeting
Regular meeting of the Hartierary Club scheduled for May 1 at the home of Mrs Breese. Attendees will gather for tea in the evening and discuss club business and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartierary Club
Aes
Chaminade Club Recital Winners Named in Local Event
The Chaminade Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Dulaney giving a local recital featuring works by Bach Handel Scarlatti Mozart Beethoven MacDowell Chaminade Pieone Wagner and Liszt. Prizes in the musical contest were awarded to Mrs. Louis George and Miss Grace Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaminade Club
Dulaney
Scarlatti
MacDowell
Pieone
Wagner
Louis George
Grace
Buchanan
Election results from the Council of Jewish Omen meeting
At the annual election last Monday afternoon the council named Mrs Sigmar Stark as President and Leah Rosenthal as First Vice President. Second vice president went to Mrs Jacob Bloch with Mrs Gus rank as Financial Secretary and Mrs Adolph Rosenberg as Recording Secretary. Treasurer was Mrs Louis Golda. Seven directors were elected including Mrs Edward Heinsheimer, Mrs Charles Thurnauer, Mrs Frederick Johnson, Mrs Jean Wolf, Mrs Gotthard Deutsch, Mrs Seymour Samuels, and Mrs Morris Straus.
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Council of Jewish Omen
Sigmar Stark
Leah Rosenthal
Jacob Bloch
Gus Rank
Adolph Rosenberg
Louis Golda
Edward Heinsheimer
Charles Thurnauer
Frederick Johnson
Jean Wolf
Gotthard Deutsch
Seymour, Samuels
Morris Straus
Twentieth Century Club Sets Election at Palace Hotel
The Twentieth Century Club will meet next Tuesday afternoon at the Palace Hotel to hold its annual election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Palace Hotel
Folk Lore of the Roses Subject of Folk Lore Society Talk
Mrs Amoretta Fitch will present Folk Lore of the Roses at the Folk Lore Society monthly meeting in Hast Eighth street Tuesday night. Hostesses include Mrs W J Williams and Miss Alice Adele Folger with society ladies assisting. The program features recitations by Louise Sprigg and a musical program led by Miss Helen Wood on piano.
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Amoretta Fitch
Folk Lore Society
Hast Eighth Street
W. J. Williams
Clayton Turns
Flora MeIvor Smith
Colyn
Flora McIvorith
Grieg
Ra Melvor Smith
Ummer
W. 3. Williams
Horrocks
Flora Melvor Smith
Helen Wood
Mt. Auburn Literary Club Meeting Tomorrow
The Mt. Auburn Literary Club will meet tomorrow at 2 30 p.m. in the residence of Mrs L D Meader at 4 Lane Seminary Place Walnut Hills.
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Mt. Auburn
Julia Ward Howe Club Plans May Meeting
The Julia Ward Howe Club will meet May 13 at 409 McAlpin Avenue Clifton with Mrs Philip W Drackett hosting and Mrs W D Porter assisting.
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Julia Ward Howe Club
Philip W. Drackett
McAlpin Avenue
Clifton
W. D. Porter
Tusculum Monday Club closes season with Japan study plan
The Tusculum Monday Club concluded its season with a social afternoon in the library. Calendars for next year were distributed detailing the topics of study, highlighted by the subject Japan.
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Tusculum Monday
Japan
Cincinnati Woman's Club adjourned meeting on club quarters
The adjourned meeting of the Cincinnati Woman's Club to consider club quarters will be held Monday May 1 at 2 30 o clock. It is hoped that a large number of the members will be present.
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Cincinnati Woman’s Club
Wyoming Monday Club Hosts May 4 Meeting at Roettinger Home
The Wyoming Monday Club met May 4 at Mrs. Philip Roettinger’s home. Mrs. Frost of Berea College Kentucky spoke on mountain whites, highlighting admirable traits despite bias. Miss Jessie Thompson sang songs including Joy in the Morning Laddie and Pour-Leaf Clover. The program moved to May 11 at Mrs. im’s home for a special meeting.
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Wyoming Monday Club
Philip Roettinger
Frost
President Frost
Berea College
Kentucky
Jessie Thompson
Mre. Frost
Hawthorn Club Meeting Reviews Christ in Art Papers
The Hawthorn Club met Tuesday May 6 with Mrs Roberts presiding. Three papers were read including Christ in Art and Vatican by Mrs Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorn’ Club
Christ
Vatican
Afternoon gathering at Mrs Williams home on Hamilton avenue
A social afternoon was held at the home of Mrs. Williams 4248 Hamilton Avenue on May 19. Guests included Miss Stanley and Mrs Baxter.
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Williams
Hamilton Avenue
Miss Stanley
Baxter
Recital to Memorial Grieg and MacDowell Composers
Pupils of Sig. Romeo Gorno present a piano and violin program in the Odeon on May 14 honoring Grieg and MacDowell. Miss Neva Romée and Miss Florence Hardeman assist, with works by Grieg and MacDowell and a final Brahms-like sonata movement. artistic tribute to late composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grieg
MacDonald
Sig
Romeo Gorno
Neva Romée
Mme. Dotti
Florence Hardeman
Henry
Ern
Odeon
MacDowell
Clarissa Crawford
Mono Os Ag Vies Nike
Scotch Mosss Esoss
Leroy Buck
Bolvergs
Miss Neva Remde
B. Sarabande
Holberg
Eee Grieg
Ethel Wolf
Eeees
Anna Weber
Neva Remde
Imran
Florence Hardemen
Cincinnati Conservatory Week Calendar Highlights
The Cincinnati Conservatory presents a piano recital May 11 by Mr. Hans Richard's pupils, a May 14 concert by Christ Church choir boys directed by Mr. Marion Boyce, and a May 15 song recital by Miss Clara Baur's students.
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Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music
Hans Richard
Ie Boys of
Christ’ Church Chorus
Marion Boyce
Clara Baur
Conservatory String Orchestra Concert May 22
The Conservatory String Orchestra and Chorus under Sig Tirindelli sets a concert for Friday May 22. Soloists include Gertrude Isidor Emma Norton Em Smith and Mary Dennison Gailey violinists Florence Teal Mary Fletcher Gray sopranos Chalmers Clifton pianist and John A Hoffmann tenor.
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Conservatory String Orchestra and Chorus
Sig
Pier Adolfo Tirindelli
Fridavanes
Gertrude Isidor
Emma Norton
Em’ Smith
Mary ‘Dennison Gailey
Florence Teal
Mary
Fletcher Gray
Soprangs
Chalmers Clifton
John A. Hoffmann
Pianoforte Sonata Evening by Hans Richard at agmi Hall
Hans Richard will present an evening of pianoforte sonatas at the agmi Concert Hall on Thursday May 21. The program features a curated selection highlighting expressive tempos and intricate passages. Tickets and start time details accompany the advance listings.
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Hans Richard
Agmi
Conservatory Recital Hall Hosts Student Piano Programme
Pupils from Mr Hans Richard class at Cincinnati Conservatory of Music prepare a diverse recital lineup tomorrow evening in the Conservatory Recital Hall. Works include Beethoven and Schumann pieces, Moszkowski and Chopin selections, and pieces by Clara Schumann and Saint-Saens, featuring many named performers such as Miss Lila Varnado Miss Kathleen McLean Miss Alma Betscher and Mrs mma Brand Lewis.
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Clara Baur
Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music
America
Theodor Bohlmann
Bohlmann
Berlin
Conservatory
Hans Richard
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Naira
Conservatory Recital Hall
Clara Schumann
Lila Varnado
W. Pogesett
Kathleen McLean
Lapdler
M. Moszkowski
Joseph Adler
Faschingsschwank Aus Wien
Alma Betscher
Davidsbundler
R. Schumann
Allegro
Misa
Mabel Hatch
Saint-Saens
May Shepard
Blerrot
Arlequin
Valse Noble
Eusebius
Florestan
Lettres Daned
Chiarina
Chopin
Estrella
Reconnaissance
Pantelon Et Colombine
Valse Allemande
Paganini
Aveu
Promenade
Pause
Marche Des “Davidsbundler
Contre Ahilistins
Mma Brand Lewis
Choral Society Organized by Covington Cathedral Choirmaster
A choral society directed by Mr. Alf Benton choirmaster of the Covington Cathedral forms and will meet in the Cincinnati School of Expression Lyric Theater Building on Wednesday afternoons at 4 and Monday evenings at 7 30.
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Alf Benton
Covington Cathedral
Cincinnati School of Expression
Lyric Theater
Mu Phi Epsilon convention set for Saint Louis in May
The annual Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority convention will be held in Saint Louis Missouri on May 13 14 and 15. Alpha Chapter delegates will leave Cincinnati Tuesday morning Miss Germania Hensel will represent the chapter in a business capacity with Seville officer Fred Fillmore also slated to represent the chapter
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Mu Phi Epsilon
S& Louis
Cincinnati
Georgia Sees Prohibition Shake Up Statewide Liquor Rules
A wandering observer reports Georgia’s shift from local option to statewide dry law and back, detailing prohibition’s social effects, cocaine in soft drinks, and race implications. He notes Savannah’s business decline, Chamber of Commerce resistance, and a growing call for beer and wine under regulation. The piece cites political pressure, public sentiment, and potential legislative turns as Georgia adapts its liquor policy.
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Savannah
Georgia
Atlanta
Capitol
Nevermore
Express
Tennessee
Dwight
South
Campbell
Cobb
Hall
Newton
Terrell
Géorgia
Chamber of Commerce
Metropolitan College pupils recital on May 15
Mr W S Sterling Mary S Neff and Sophia Hamant of the Metropolitan College of Music and Dramatic Art present pupils in a recital Friday May 15 at 8 pm. Pieces include Popping the Question Heartsease A Chicago Lawsuit Dora Adoration et Vox Angelica Irish Coquetry Better in the Morning and Prelude ae rei in Bree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Sterling
Mary S. Neff
Sophia Hamant
Metropolitan College of Music and Dramatic Art
Louise Sterling
Heartsease
Lucile Muhlberg
Chicago
Lorene Hudson
Dora
Mary Dowd
Julia Helena’ Baxter
Bree
Bach
Atalie
Playmates Burn Child At Stake In Wild West Show
In Philadelphia on May 9 a group of boys, acting as ranchmen in a Wild West production, tied ten year old Mooney Franz to a telegraph pole and burned his feet and legs with a fire, mistaking his agony for continued acting. He was treated at the Children’s Homeopathic Hospital.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Mooney Franz
Master Street
Franz
Warnock Street
Girard Avenue
Children's Homeopathic Hospital
Bad advice costs $8 780 in London suit
Miss Margaret B. Palmer won a verdict for 8 780 against Godwin Bailey Co. for bad advice that led her to advance 327 000 on a mortgage for flats later found to be in poor condition. The flats lacked fireplaces, the counsel argued, making them unfit for habitation due to ventilation concerns.
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London
Margaret B. Palmer
Godwin, Bailey & Co
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