My Son and Heir and The Friendly Story Caravan
Review covers Isabelle Holt My Son and Heir praising its departure from moralistic storytelling while noting strong, individual characters across 1893 to 1941. Also notes The Friendly Story Caravan by Anna Petit Broomer for children with Quaker sponsorship and bedtime reading value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Friends of the
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
Anna Petit Broomer
J. B. Lippincott Company
Philadelphia
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Roanoke Historical Association Plans 10th Lost Colony Season
The Roanoke Island Historical Association will meet in Chapel Hill to discuss producing The Lost Colony again next summer. Jonathan Daniels, chairman, reviews the past season and plans for the 10th year of the symphonic drama. Last summer’s run was the best in the drama’s history with 53 performances drawing over 1,000 spectators nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantec
Roanoke Island Historical Association, Inc
Chapel Hill
Jonathan Daniels
Paul Green
John Parker
Wep
Glazounoff Violin Concerto Highlighted by Milstein
Roy Briggs reviews Glazounoff Violin Concerto in A minor Op. 82 with Nathan Milstein and the RCA Victor Symphony under William Steinberg on Victor albums DM 1315 and 1317. Brailowsky noted for Chopin works on piano with the RCA Victor Symphony. The piece blends romantic melodies with gypsy color and Chopin-esque wistfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glazounoff
Nathan Milstein
RCA Victor Symphony
William Steinberg
Victor
WDM
Alexander Glazounoff
Alexander Brailowsky
RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra
Frederic Chopin
Best Sellers: Top music records at High Point counters
The week's fastest movers at High Point include Whispering Hope, Lucky Old Sun, and Some Enchanted Evening dominating sales as shoppers seek popular titles. Strong demand lifts these three records above others in the chart this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Two Negroes Sentenced For Selling Liquor in Thomasville
Judge W H Steed in recorder's court sentenced two Thomasville Negroes for selling whiskey. Wallace Wade 709 Marsh St eight months suspended on good behavior 12 months and $25 fine. Sylvester Carpening 112 West Guilford St 18 months suspended two years and $50 costs. Also Jack Shores 27 Route 2 guilty of non support six months suspended with weekly payments for child support and costs. Other judgments include Bruce Ray McLain reckless driving $25 costs by Oct 13 or 60 days, Robert Tysinger drunkenness 30 days suspended if not drunk six months and costs, James H Brown no operator license prayer for judgment 12 months not to drive until case secured $25 costs. Appeal bond $1. Driving stop sign damages due in 10 days plus half costs. Helen Phillips assault with deadly weapon four months suspended for one year and costs. Giant blowers 12 feet high to cool an atomic pile move 80 000 cubic feet of heated air a minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Margaret Mitchell
Isabelle Holt
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Joanna
Gunnar Wicklund
Alec
Duke
Gunnar
Thomasville
W. H. Steed
Recorder’s Court
Wallace Wade
Marsh Street
Sylvester Carpening
West Guilford Street
Jack Shores
Route 2
Viola Norman
Jackie ‘Lee Norman
Bruce Ray McLain
Concord Street
Robert Tysinger
Liberty Drive
James H. Brown
Barnwell Street
Condit
Helen Phillips
Carroll Stret
Song Snippet Catalog of Classic Tracks
A brief listing of song titles including Youre Breaking My Heart Slippin Around Someda Maybe its Because Jealous Heart Dance of the Hours and Saturday Night Fish Fry, indicating a mix of vintage tunes and dance numbers.
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Joe Brown
Roanoke Historical Association
ABT
Sanitarium
B. North
Greenville
South Carolina
Phonograph Record
Roy Briggs, Jr
Milstein
Heifetz
London Philharmonic
Chopin
Brailowsky
Concerto NO
Tommy Dorsey
Tin Pan Alles
Alexander Borodin
Sleepy Hollow
Ted Weems
Mercury
Weems & Company
Elmo Tanner
General Electric
Safma Bir Rae
Ump
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