Caruso Sings Ave Maria In Victor Records April catalog
The April Victor issue highlights Caruso singing his Italian Ave Maria with orchestral bell and harp tones. Frances Alda and Fritz Kreisler appear with beloved love songs and Gypsy serenade. Also featured are Elsie Baker cradle songs Edith Day arias and other Victor artists with varied sacred and romantic selections.
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Aruso
Victor
Caruso
Frances Alda
Europe
Mme. Alda
Fritz Kreisler
Kreisler
Elsie Baker
Miss Baker
Irene
Alice Blue
Edith Day
Pen “Trene
Miss Daysta
Ave Maria
Enrico Caruso
Geraldine Farrar
Giuseppe de Luca
Dvorak
Flonzaley
Porpora-Kreisler
Jascha Heifetz
John McCormack
Ernestine Schumann-Heini
Reinald Werrenrath
Renato Zanelli
Edith Days
New Dance Records Highlight April Victor Catalog
A review of new dance records by Paul Biese and his Novelty Orchestra includes Bo La Bo and Harem Life by Irving Berlin, with Venetian Moon, Swanee, In Your Arms and That Naughty Waltz also featured. The piece notes the jazz oriented arrangements, use of saxophone and piano, and the emotional impact of music on listeners including children.
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Paul Biese
Irving Berlin
Victor
Selvin
Joseph C. Smith
Nee Ware
Spe Et
Netloga
Reichs
Sonsory
Fog Apa
Victor Products
Irene Alice
Flanders
Lambert Mrureay
Lambert Murphy
Medley Fox Trot
Swanee
Ole Miss Coeds Lose Two Games in Memphis
Ole Miss coeds dropped a two game series to C. H. S. in Memphis with scores of 31 to 11 and 21 to 15. Peebles and Bailey starred for Ole Miss while Barnette led Memphis with eight field goals in the first game. Refereeing and umpiring sparked controversy, but Ole Miss fought hard and plans to travel to Memphis for a rematch.
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Bailey
Ole Miss
C.H. S
Memphis
Miss Jones
Barnette
Sullivan
Inman
Dunlap
Peebles
Cc. H. S
C. H
Barnette Dunlap
Butler Ramey
Leigh McCall
D’ Ardell Bailey
Jamison Inman
Dozier
McCall
Butler
Jones
Shhumach
McDowell
Rowe
Mares
C. H. 5S
University Gets An Appropriation For Mississippi
State University receives about one million dollars through a Senate appropriation, including seven hundred thousand for core needs and over three hundred thousand for a support fund. The grant funds a chemistry building, a new dormitory, and other improvements, marking the institution’s first large state investment since its founding. The bill also increases funding for other state institutions with A and M receiving reductions but overall modest gains. The article notes statewide pride and a sense of prudent use of public money.
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University of Mississippi
Senate
House
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