Emile Gauguin Seeks Food in Tahiti in 1961
A Chicago AP feature recalls Emile Gauguin, son of Paul Gauguin, living in poverty in Papette Tahiti in 1961. The illiterate, nearly naked man begged for food, ate at a stranger's home, then returned repeatedly, unable to express himself in French.
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Middletown Civic Symphony to perform White Cliffs of Dover
The Middletown Civic Symphony presents The White Cliffs Of Dover at 8:15 p.m. in the Middletown High School auditorium on Sunday April 19. The program features Alice Duer Miller drama, wartime song roots, and narration from local speakers.
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Dover
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Oxford
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Xenia
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Music Art University And Arts Follow Ups At Miami
University stages follow up discussions in five arts areas over the next two weeks. Panels include Miami faculty students graduates and external guests with chairs drawn from the original symposium group. Sessions start 7:30 p.m. in Harrison Hall with 92 seats and open access.
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Curtis String Quartet Set for UC Cincinnati Concert
The Curtis String Quartet of Philadelphia performs Sunday at 7 30 P M in Wilson Memorial Hall Cincinnati offering Haydn Quartet in G minor Op 74 No 3 Dohnanyi Quartet No 2 in D flat Op 15 and Ravel Quartet in F The ensemble includes Jascha Brodsky Mehr Mehtz Max Aronoff and Orlando Cole Tickets cost 50 cents for students and 1 for adults available through the 1 C Student Union Building office.
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Chamber Music Today At Taft Concert Featuring Wilbur Ensemble
James Wilber's Chamber Music Players perform at 3 p.m. in the Taft Museum as the fifth concert in the series funded by the Cincinnati Musicians Association and grants from the Recording Industries Trust Funds. The ensemble includes Michael Andres, Ray Brandhoff, Frank Brown, Carmen DeLerne, and Emil Schmadtenberg with Wilbur on clarinet and sax, presenting contemporary jazz works by Wilbur, Brandhoff, Matthews, Raksin, and Johnson.
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