September in the World of Music
A review of September Victor Record releases features Aderewski performing his own composition with delicate apparatus, Schumann-Heink and Puccini highlights, and performances by Heifetz, Harrold, Kreisler, Stokowski, Schipa, Whiteman, and Club Royal. The piece surveys operatic, violin, piano, and band recordings with notes on interpreters, styles, and the season’s new recordings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aderewski
Victor
Schumann-Heink
John Henry New
McKinley
Giacomo Puccini
Frances ‘Alda
Giovanni Martinelli
Victo
Lieutenant Pinkerton
Cio- Cio-San
Nagaski
Mother
Orville Harrold
Jascha Heifetz
Heifetz
Mme. Homer
Ain Countrie
Weber
Richard Wagner
Oberon
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Willem Mengelberg
John McCormack
Fritz Kreisler
Rimsky-Korsakov
Bagdad
Scheherazade
Hugo
Fritz Kreister
Vienna
Fritz
Paderewski
Alda
Martinelli
Mme. Butterfly
Train Derailment In Florida Leaves Cars Off Track
The Southern Railway Royal Palm Limited derailed seven miles from Jacksonville when a switch was thrown after a lock was filed. No injuries were reported. Five Pullmans, two coaches and the engine left the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Royal Palm Limited
Jacksonville
Fla
Prohi Officer Arrest Follows Coroner Jury Ruling
In Orlando Florida on September 6 a United States prohibition officer Roy Gay was arrested after a coroner jury charged him. The report notes the jury action and charges in the case tied to enforcement misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fla
Roy Gay
United States
Dances for the Harvest Season on September Victor List
Six new dance records appear on the September Victor list with twelve numbers. Club Royal Orchestra performs four tracks including two fox trots on a single record. One piece blends jazz whistle and saxophone while Georgette with medium tempo features trumpet celesta accents and light syncopation. A Tibetan Lamaist trumpet carved from a human thigh bone is noted as difficult to blow and compared in tone to an unspecified reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Busse
Whitemans
Henry Lang
Lou Davis
Victor
Busse
Virginians
American Dance Orchestra
Paul Whiteman
Orchestra
Club Royal Orchestra
Club Royal
Benson Orchestra
Chicago
Zez Confrey
Benson Orchestra of
Billy Osborne
Bird Warbler
Billy
All Star Trio
Georgette
Officer Charged With Second Degree Murder in Parriss Givens Shooting
The acting officer faces a second degree murder charge in the fatal shooting of Parriss Givens, an alleged bootlegger, during an attempted arrest. Bond is hard to arrange amid strong local opposition to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Parriss Givens
Gay
Bond
Bobby Jones Surges in Opening Round at Brookline
In Brookline Massachusetts Bobby Jones of Atlanta fought to stay alive in the 36 hole first round of the national amateur championship. Jones was two down to J J Beadle at the turn but evened the match on the inward nine and finished 73. Evans clung to a one hole edge over Anderson as leading rivals posted strong scores. Gould Guilford led medalist efforts, while Greer faded after a solid start as Tolley led Newton seven up. Fownes Jr. led Dyer as Gardner trailed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Beadle
Philadelphia
Jones
Isue
Beadle
Cyril J. H. Tolley
Frank C. Newton
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Pittsburgh
F. W. Dyer
Montclair
Robert A. Gardner
Concert and Entertainment Features of September Victor Records
Edgar A. Guest recites selections including Ma loses her pocket book and The Old Wooden Tub on a September Victor Record. Lucy Isabelle Marsh performs Solveig’s Cradle Song The First Primrose and Greeting. Elsie Baker’s hymns No Night There Leave It With Him showcase rich harmonies for a contralto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
Victor
Edward Greie
Lucy Isabelle Marsh
Solveig
Grice
Elsie Baker
Comtralto
Station to Station Toll Discount Highlight
Read note promises about 20 percent savings on toll charges during daytime use of the station to station service. The statement implies a promotional rate or billing adjustment for travelers.
Senator Sees Narrow Two To One Lead In State Race
In the state race a majority of about two to one favors the Senator and analysts expect his margin to reach roughly 150,000 votes as results come in.
Senator Urges Clarke Appointment to Tariff Commission
Senator Simmons of North Carolina visited the White House to urge Graham Clarke of Raleigh for a United States Tariff Commission seat replacing Walker Page who will retire. The president is under advisement on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Graham Clarke
Raleigh
Chicago Star Foe Soars With Six-Hole Lead
Chicago, former titlist, led by six holes over W. P. Seeley of Bridgeport, and neared advancement with this early advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. P. Seeley
Bridgeport
Arrest of Joe Harper in fatal duel over domestic dispute
Athens Georgia September 6 Joe Harper was arrested charged with murder after the death of his brother in law Nathan Hubbard. Hubbard died of blood poisoning from a gunshot wound said to have been inflicted by Harper in a duel over domestic difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Joe Harper
Nathan Hubbard
Harper
Democratic Convention Opens in Hot Springs Arkansas
The Arkansas Democratic state convention begins in Hot Springs with preliminaries and committee meetings planned. The state central committee votes to certify all Aug 8 primary winners to the convention, resolving Roy V. Leonard's contest against Herbert Wilson for state highway commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Roy V. Leonard
Herbert Wilson
La Follette Wins It in Wisconsin Senate Race
Madison, Sept 6 Senator La Follette sweeps Wisconsin in the senatorial contest against William Garfield. Returns from half the counties show a decisive lead for La Follette as ballots are tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Follette
William Garfield
Celebration Planned for Johnson Memorial in Knoxville
A completed building funded by the Tennessee legislature honors Andrew Johnson, former U S president, preserving his historic old tailor shop. Marion Dooley and Greenville are noted in connection with the project and town celebration plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Andrew Jonhson
United States
Marion Dooley
Greenville
Tennessee to Host Celebration With Noted Speakers
Tennessee plans a public celebration featuring prominent speakers expected to address attendees. Officials say event will spotlight community achievements and civic progress.
Grand jury resumes Herrin mine war probe
Marion Illinois September 6 The grand jury investigating the Herrin mine war of June 21 and 22 enters its second week after a two day Labor Day break. Attorney General Edward Brundage and Assistant U.S. Attorney C W Middlekauff expected back to resume questioning 100 plus witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Herrin
Edward J. Brundage
Chicago
United States
C. W. Middlekauff
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Mme
Ernestine Schumann- Heink
Schumann- Heink
Music
University of Southern California
Leopold Stokowski
Chile
Argentina
Tito Schipa
M* Cormack
Ischumann
Heink
PROHI
Bobby Jones
Brookline
Mass
Chick Evans
John G. Anderson
of New York
Willie I. Hunter
New York
L. M. Loyd
Bridgeport, Conn
Jesse Sweetzer
Metropolitan
H. E. Kenworthy
Providence
Jeese P. Guilford
Marcus A. Greer
Philadelphi
Illinois Central System
Ilinois
Mississippi Valley
P m
Washington
Sim
Mons
North Carolina
Walker Page
Ment
Ark
Arkansas
Sional
Lafollette
Johnson
Nesses
Grand Jury
Madison Co. Creamery Co
Ganton
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