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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1953

Page

8

Forest Theatre to be Dedicated to Prof Koch May 22

Johannes Chapel Hill. The Forest Theatre at the University of North Carolina will be dedicated May 22 at 5 o'clock in memory of Dr Frederick H Koch founder and first director of the Carolina Playmakers The ceremony will feature a bronze tablet unveiling by Kochs granddaughter and memorial address by Dr Frank P Graham Followed by the Playmakers 35th anniversary production Lysistrata May 22 24

Ae Johnso Chapel Hill North Carolina Frederick H. Koch Carolina Playmakers Forest Theatre Koch Carolina W. C. Coker University Battle Park University of North Dakota Dakota Bankside Theatre Coker Proff’’ Koch Dr. Koch Petruchio Fitz-Simons Proff Albert Q. Bell Waterside Theatre Loke Island Paul Green New Forest Theatre Frank Groseclose Raleigh Playmakers Sth Lysistrata Koch Memorial Theater Committee The Koch Memorial Theatre Committee Archibald Henderson Samuel Selden J. O. Bailey Francis F. Bradshaw W. D. Carmichael, Sr George R. Coffman Louis Graves Russell M. Grumman Cecil Johnson Robert W. Madry Howard W. Odum Phillips Russell J. Maryon Saunders Betty Smith L. R. Wilson WPA Frank P. Graham University of North Carolina

Violins on View How Locking Instruments Hurts Their Tone

Violinist Ossy Renardy warns fine instruments decay when unused or locked away. He cites Paganini’s Genoa violin and other master Strads like Sarasate’s Strad in Paris as examples of neglected tone. Renardy calls for lending great violins to talented players and even prizes to spur use.

Renardy Guarnerius Cannon Joseph Paganini Genoa Stradivarius Amati Florence Sarasate Paris Conservatory Oxford Vienna USO Europe

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