Lawrence music convention to feature Skilton oratorio
Lawrence delegates prepare for the state convention of music clubs meeting March 2 24 The festival centers on the premier performance of Trof O S Skiltons oratorio The Guardian Angel by a chorus of 40 and a children's choir of 600 with augmented symphony orchestra The event is led by conductor Alfred Vukech with guest character THT Skillon The program includes Moravian legend themes and a large local musical contingent driving community engagement and related social events across Independence and Winston Salem areas
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Lawrence Music
Symphony Orchestra
Sanens
Alfred i Vukech
Tuate Vie
Skillon
Winston-Salem
Jcal
Ecko Merk
Personal notes from regional civic events and travels
Dean F T Stockton left for Atchison to address the Lyons club and will speak tomorrow at the Merchants’ Institute. Mrs Howard Day visited Kansas City. Ben Wilson returned from California with Bayne Wilson and Mrs Wilson in San Francisco. Mrs Emick spent the day in Topeka. Mrs May Coover and her sister Avis G B Lawrence of Emt are mentioned.
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Dean F.T. Stockton
Atchison
Atchison Lyons Club
Merchants
Howard Day
Kansas’ City
Ben Wilson
California
Bayne Wilson
Wilson
San Francisco
Emick
Topeka
May
Coover
G. B. Lawrence
Emt
Lawrence visitors and regional travel notes
Local residents and visitors are noted in Lawrence and surrounding areas. Mr and Mrs D F Beeghley of Baldwin were in Lawrence en route to Kansas City. Mrs Lizzie Torfiedon visits Baker at Haskell Institute then returns home to Linwood. H Ashton and Mrs Rogers Fred of Middlburg Va in Kansas for a day. Mrs A A McCreight of Oskaloosa attends the city federation luncheon guest of her sister Mrs S J Churchill. Mrs FP Shipp of Pittsburgh Pa staying with her brother Dr J W Wayne. L K Welty of Tanganaxi spending the day with Mrs PD Rumsey at the Ram home. Basil Laughter and Constance Topeka visit Prof Mitchell. Demand for farm hands rises in Kansas as job conditions slow. Wages run 30 to 40 dollars monthly for single hands, 45 to 47 dollars for married men with board, a house, and sometimes a cow. In Paris new monogram fashion notes are discussed for women’s dance slippers.
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Poria
Kansas City
D. F. Beeghley
Baldwin
Lawrence
Lizzie Torfiedon
J. R., Baker
Haskell Institute
Linwood
A. A. McCreight
Oskaslosa
City Federation
S.J. Churchill
FP. B. Shipp
Pittsburgh
Penn
J. W. Wayne
Wayne Oriente
California
L. Kk. Weily
Tanganaxi
PD. C. Rumsey
CB. Ram
Topeka
Kansas
TL Crawfort
United States Free Employment Service
Recital by Miss Carol Robinson Showcased by Burton Regeoe
Music critic Burton Regeoe praised Miss Carol Robinson for a thrilling piano recital at Robinson's gymnasium. The program featured Scriabin Debussy Liszt with pieces by Scarlatti Bach and Chopin among others, highlighting exuberance and technical mastery in a diverse lineup.
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Carol Robinson
Scriabine
Debussy
Liszt
Burton Regeoe
Robinson
Robinson's Gymnasium
Miss Robinson
Torale
Scarlatti
Cuckoo
Daquin
Gavotte
Ghick-Braims
Bach-Bauer
Beethoven
Brahms
Tisut
Barcarolle
Chopin
Scriabin
de Roussy
Henry Cow
de Failay
Favor Better Pictures in Hollywood Movement
Hollywood industry leaders announce readiness to produce artistic pictures once the public mood shifts in cinema acceptance. Clarence Brown and other producers, directors, scenarists, and actors express approval and optimism for a new artistic movement in film.
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Hollywood
Cal
Clarence Brown
Fieutar
Pepsodent Promises Brighter Teeth for All
An ad touts a new dentifrice that claims to remove the film causing tooth discoloration and gum issues. It emphasizes Pepsodent’s superiority over ordinary dentifrices, cites movie stars using it, and urges readers to get a free test tube by sending a coupon.
Lasky argues public must demand better pictures
Jesse Lasky voices that public demand will elevate film quality while artistic photoplays risk flop without support. He notes education is gradual and cites mixed box office and critical responses to artistic works. Augusta Kiwanis members seek youth promoters to raise strawberries to foster local cultivation.
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Jesse Lasky
McUn
Brown
Augusta
Diamond Dyes Simple Dye Instructions for Many Fabrics
Diamond Dyes offer easy tinting or boiling methods for wool silk lawn hosiery and more. Each 15 cent package includes clear directions suitable for women to color fabrics like ribbons gowns dresses draperies and textiles. Tell your druggist the fiber type wool silk linen cotton or mixed to choose the right dye.
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Methodist Ladies’ Aid
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Fred Bartz
Grace Parker
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Z. J. Bleakley
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Children’s Bureau
Broad View Inn
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City Federation of Women's Clubs
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Richland
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