Verdi Requiem to Be Featured in Music Week
Lawrence Choral Union presents Verdi Requiem on April 30 with University Symphony Orchestra 60 pieces and University organ. Soloists include Eugene Dressler tenor, Donald McGill baritone, Dorma Lee contralto. Marie Montarta joins New York artists for onstage choir and orchestral collaboration.
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University Orchestra
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Little “Symphony ‘Orchestra
Donald M. Swarthout
Aireeter
Choral Union
Eugene, Dressler
Chicago
RKO
Donald McGill
New York City
New York
Big City
Cleveland Sym
Phony Orchestra
American ‘Opera
Dorma’ Lee
Albert Stoessel
New York Oratorios Society
Carnegie Hall
New-York Symphony Orchestra
Westchester
Dean Swarthout
Marie Montarta
France
Italy
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China
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Naples
Newce Philharmonic Orchestra
Menha
Albany
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Eastern grads meet at New York alumni banquet
About 100 former Lawrence residents attended the Kansas University alumni association of New York City and Vicinity banquet at the Pan-Hellenic Hotel in New York last Monday. Esther Ott and Virginia Arnold, both Lawrence graduates, presented a musical program. Miss Arnold appeared on the National Broadcasting chain network and performed three piano pieces. A new narrow gauge movie of KU campus life was shown with a talk by Ted Schultz, M C A secretary on leave for six months at Columbia University. Telegr ams from Chancellor Lindley and alumni leaders were read. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Marke Sealys, Vice President H H McPherson, Secretary-Treasurer Claire Dietrich. Jane Madden retired as president.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Alumni Association
New York City
Pan-Hellenic
New York
Esther Ott
Virginia Arnold
Lawrence, High School
Fine Arts School
t @ University
Miss Ott
Miss Arnold
National Broadcasting Chain
Carl Preyer
K. U
Ted Schultz
University
Columbia University
Kansan
Kansas
Fred Ellsworth
E. H. Lindley
Mr. Ellsworth
Markc
Sealys
H. H. McPherson
Claire Dietrich
Jane Madden
Lawrence Junior High Dramatic Club to Present Four Short Plays
Lawrence Junior High School drama class under Miss Esther Holcomb schedules four short plays for tomorrow evening in the senior high auditorium. Tickets vary by age, with children paying often cents and adults twenty-five cents. Casts include Carolyn Stockwell, Charles Dreher, Arnold Gilbert, Alan Asher, Dorothea Weingartner, Walter Bloch in Maker of Dreams and Nevertheless. The Estabrook Nieces features Jane Allen, Cathrine Aston, Billoween Maccubrie, Barbara Pendleton, Buddy Hanna, Major Creason, Robert Newman, Samuel Ericsson. Clara Lindquist and Eunice Hults cast Minikin and Manikin. Costumes and settings planned by the drama class members.
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Lawrence Junior High School
Directine
Esther’ Holcomb
Carolyn Stockwell
Charles Dreher
Arnold Gilbert
Alan
Asher
Dorothea Weingartner
Walter Bloch
Estabrook
Jane
Allen
Cathrine
Aston
Billoween Maccubrie
Barbara Pendleton
Buddy Hanna
Major Creason
Robert Newman
Samuel Ericsson
Clara Lindquisti
Eunice-Hults
Austrian Crisis Deepens Over Rent Law Dispute
Vienna April 18 The crisis pits Chancellor Seipel's clerical party against the Socialists as both sides mobilize large armed groups amid a constitutional struggle over a modified rent law. The stalemate threatens government stability and signals broader political tension in Austria.
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Vienna
Austria
Seipel
Christian Socialist
Census panel endorses unemployment survey in 1930 census
Washington April 18 A new census bill before the senate commerce committee would include an unemployment survey in the 1930 census. Chairman Jones backs the measure and Secretary Lamont approves a November 1 census date rather than May 1. The bill would provide about 40 million dollars for the census and Stewart estimates the unemployment survey at a million.
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Senate Commerce ‘Committee
Jones
Department
Commerce
House
Committee
Lamont
Vandenberg
Republican
Michigan
Stewart
Jones law sparsely applied for fair test directive
Mabel Walker Willebrandt, assistant attorney general, issued an order to federal district attorneys dated March 23 directing use of the Jones law only in strong cases involving commercialism against prohibition violators. The directive aims to ensure the act is given a fair test. A separate line notes a 90 pound watermelon raised from Angarian Feed by Peter Fodor of Lewiston, Iowa.
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Chicago
Mabel Walker
Willebrandt
SS Os
Peter Fodor
Lewiston
Death Follows Altercation After Park Avenue Party
Arthur Morgan Smith, a wealthy Cleveland manufacturer, died from a fractured skull after an altercation following a fashionable Park Avenue party in New York. Samuel E. Bell, an oil man, is tied to the case.
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Arthur Morgan Smith
Cleveland
Park Avenue
New York
Samuel E. Bell
Early Supper Customs For Children In Home Meals
The article discusses a long standing habit of giving children an early, simple supper they eat by themselves. It notes children go to bed early and face a plain dessert while elders enjoy the main feast. The practice often occurs amid kitchen clutter without quiet or dignity at the table.
Outdoor talking sensation you must see
A vivid feature highlights a talking outdoor spectacle described as a 100 percent immersive experience with live action, noise, and performance. The piece promises an energetic display combining conversation, song, and dramatic moments in an unusual outdoor venue.
Proper table manners for children and dining room etiquette
The article urges children to have a clean dedicated table with doilies and washable finishes. It recommends fresh napkins and candles for children, floral touches, and a neat, gracious light to teach good manners through simple routines rather than correction. It also notes a Rome institute lecture series on Italo American commerce and a Kansas case where a hotel owner sought an injunction over a neighbor’s radio use at unreasonable hours.
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Frank’ Harrigan
Arkansas City
Kan
H. M
Stricklen
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