Civic Opera selects leads for Naughty Madelaine season
San Antonio Civic Opera names Milla Dominguez and Plees Meteel as leading ladies for its 1985 Naughty Madelaine production. Adolfo Dominguez and Adolfo Daninguez named as featured artists. McNeel praised for Blossomtime and Sweethearts roles. Three new directors announced: Oxar Bruner, L. B. Clegg, Luther Bown. Wardrobe donation drive under way for costumes and jewelry. Auditions and rehearsals underway. interested principals may contact David Griffin at Pershing 1348.
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San Antonio Civic Opera Company
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San Antonio
Chicago
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Civic Opera
Princeton
Triangle Club
Civic Opera Company
Tewis Krams Beck
Oxar Bruner
L. B. Clegg
Luther Bown
Berk
Civic Era
David Griffin
Pris Ile
Pershing
Fifth Avenue Shoes and Fashion Trends in Woolen Dresses
The article describes new Fifth Avenue shoes with patent finishes and grosgrain ribbon trim, plus summer versions. It details outfits including sheer woolen frocks, capes, and coats with fur, silk, and blue and gray color tones. It notes fashionable fabrics, trims, and color cards with blue, gray, and pink shades and lists fox and mole fur accents, belts, and decorative buttons.
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Sueckater
Willie Howard Signs for Film With Paramount Studios
Willie Howard, half of Willis and Butler Howard, signs with Paramount for a two film role in Gladys Bartoul’s project Rose s the Rancher with Metropolitan Opera star. The news mentions a gala week in New York featuring Cardinal Alhelion Miserables Mercs, and Goldwyn’s return after a visit to England.
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Willie Howard
Willis
Buere Howard
Paramount Studios
Yale
Gladys Bartoul
Metropolitan Opera
Rose
Darryl McK
Cardinal Alhelion
Miserables
New York
Abilene Chorus To Sing In San Antonio Sunday
Sixteen members of Abilene Christian College chorus will perform religious program in San Antonio churches including Grove Avenue Church of Christ and Denver Heights. The group, led by Leonard Burford, has traveled about 2000 miles yearly since 1532 in West Texas. Members listed include sopranos Helen Sualling and Elizabeth Fenley, tenors Shirley Morgan and Eugene White, bass Omar Bixler and Marlin Carruth.
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Abilene Christian College
San Antonio
Grove Avenue Church
Dallas
Ballinger
Katherine Springfield
Estallene Box
de Nola Elrodaltos
Louise Moser
Crystell Head
Elizabeth Niblack
Trene O'Neal
Shirley Morgan
Eugene White
Herbert Bmadus
Omar Bixler
Irvin Driskill
Logan Buchannan
Marlin Carruth
A Capella
KMAC
Grove Avenue
South Flores Stree
Denver Heights
Beacon Hill
Jeanette Raeber and others to perform graduation recitals
The San Antonio College of Music and the Westverland College music departments announce multiple graduation recitals on Thursday evening May 2. Pianist Jeanette Raeber, pupil of John M. Sininfeldt, performs at 6:25 PM in the music auditorium. soprano Ahy Szadlin sings at 6:15 PM in the Aurora hotel. and Miss Seixer, a noted local pianist and teacher, closes the program Sunday May 4 at 4 PM in the college hall. The programs include works by Bach, Liszt, Brahms, Dohnanyi, and other composers, featuring orchestral and chamber pieces with various soloists and accompanists.
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San Antonio Cullere of Music
Jonymetth Taeber
John M. Sininfeldt
Department of Westveerlend Cslege
willaAhy Szadlin
Tecital
Aurora Hotel
Gretchen Am ‘Spinitade vAir de
Seixer
Vieiy Orgars
Hanty-Rummel
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Brahms
Ateero Ronroppa
Exhibition of Contemporary American Painting at Wille Museum
A large exhibition at the Wille museum features new contemporary American paintings, including George Hlmer Browne’s Fruit of the Vineyard and works by Gifford Beal, Robert Brackman, and John Sloan. The Dionne Quintuplets event ties into the weekend program with lectures by Eurene Anderson and a display of Fiesta era gowns and court robes.
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Bunday
George Hlmer Browne
Browne
Gifford Beal
Robert Brackman
Jenn E. Costigan
Sidney E. Dickinson
George Pearse Ennis
Frederick Carl Frieseke
Ernest Lawson
Walter Tier
Walter Wier
John Sloan
Harry W. Watrous
Robert
Weedward
Henry Ernest Schnackenberg
Rudolf Scheffler
Charles Rosen
Paul Rohland
Louis Ritmen
M. Elizabeth Price
Ogden M. Preissner
Macbeth
Robert Pallipp
Elain van Dearing Perrine
Tosca Olinski
Violin Recital by Prof Florian Lindberg at Thearnate College
Violinist and department head Florian Lindberg will present a Sunday recital in the college auditorium on April 28 at 4 o clock. Accompanist Miss Merry Brendel will join, inviting the public to attend the program featuring works by Franck Saint Saens Mendelssohn and others, with selections listed in the program.
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Florian
Lindberg
Thearnate Word College
Merry Brendél
Beane
Minya Inits
Cesar Franck
Allegra
Music Week Programs Highlight San Antonio Clubs
Committees of the San Antonio Federation of Music Clubs announce National Music Week events May 5 to 13. Highlights include an artist concert at Municipal Auditorium featuring Mrs F R Collard Velina Powers Floyd Ard and more, plus Bach birthday celebrations and a piano organ program at the St Anthony Hotel. A choir program at Temple Beth El under L L Marks is planned for May 10, and a Tuesday Musical Club concert May 2 in the St Anthony ballroom will feature sculptor Pompeo Coppini modeling a bust of a prominent local figure. Additional events include a card party by Chaminade Choral Society May 1, regular rehearsals for Anna Hertzberg Ball of Music, and Pi Mu Sorority Lambda chapter meeting May 7.
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San Antonio Federation of Music Clubs
Municipal Auditorium
F. R. Collard
Velina Powers
Floyd Ard
Arealioh Zhut
Mich Verlangéen
Bach
Hallahs de
Bonnet
Schubert
Caesar Pranci
Ach
Hinde
Remburg
Shiney
Homers
Burleigh
Mise
Florence Brosh
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Ollard
Mr Ard
Robert Seanlasid
National Federation
St. Anthony Hotel
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L. L. Marks
Federation
Temple Beth-El
J. M. Todd
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Temple
Mesdames Lewis Krams Beck
J. L. Horn
Rolly Steen
A. J. Parker
C. K. Quin
George Hrush
Joe Burger
George Sluemke
J. K. Stuart
C. LeRoy Campbell
Lena Heye
Alois Braun
Roy Angel
Robert Tarburton
3. H. Faylor
Misses Sally Simms
St. Anthony
Pompeo Coppini
Eli Hertaberg
Hte
Tuesday Musical Cio
Iabby
Chaminade Choral Ecciery
Anna Hertzberg Hall of Music
Walter Dunham
Anna Hertzberg Ball of Music
DeMille Star Wed Sword in Proxy Marriage Tale
Loretta Young is reportedly married by proxy to a Sword in a dramatic scene for a Paramount film about Richard the Lion Hearted. The ceremony mirrors historic proxy marriages once recognized by church, though rare. Meanwhile, the Tuesday Musical club will meet at 2 pm in Ang Derkzb erg Hall, followed by a regular session at 3 pm.
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Geoil B. DeMille
Loretta Young
Richard the Lion-Hearted
Richard
Jenly
Harold Lamb
Paramount
Ang Derkzb Erg Hall of Music
Museum Has Music Weeks at City Museum Displays
The San Antonio Natl ane Music Weeks group led by Mrs. EU Hertzberg has secured Mayor Quin’s courtesy to show old musical instruments on Tuesday and Wednesday May 1 and 8 at the Witle museum. Edward Rogers and family perform Mexican music on May 8. The museum is free and open to the public. A Tuesday Music Club program on May 4 features the Chaminade Choral Society, two choirs, and several soloists and pianists. A separate oil side, cowboy, harmonica, and accordion contest is planned for May 9, with details via Mrs. John B. Albright. The Herff School Parent-Teacher Association schedules a program for May 9 at 3 p.m.
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San Antonio
Natlanea
Music Weeks Association
EU Hertzberg
Quin
Witle
Edward Rogers
Tuesday Musicst Club
Chaminade Choral Society
Walter Datham
Tuesday Musical
Char Stone
Tuesda Musical Club String Choir
Walter Yunham
Ruth Herbst McDonald
Dorothy Bell Newton
Betty Long
Acre Wilson
Peter Petreltus
Agnes Sanchez
Parkman Saywoot
Edward Harker
Companists
All Editorium
John B. Albright
Herf School
Herff School
Boyer Emerges As Hollywood's Latest Sensation
Hollywood notes Charles Boyer, long a star in France, becomes the talk of Hollywood after his acclaimed performance in Private Lives. Born August 1899 in Figeac, he rose from amateur theater to Paris conservatoire before moving to films. He now works opposite Katharine Hepburn at RKO Radio, enjoys international fame, and pursues a disciplined, globe-trotting career with a fondness for small gatherings and dogs. Travis Bant on returning to Paramount for exclusive features.
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Universal Service
Hollywood
Charles Boyer
Plywood
Mary Dugan
Engfish
France
Figeae
Naty
College Champollion
Figeac
Codlege
Con
Servatoire of Drama
Paris
Rko-Radio Studio
Katharine Hepburn
Faris
Berlin
London
New Hollywood
America
Conscienice Saiver
Faelsh “Bat Paterzon
Colbert
Hepburn
Ill Secon
Carole Lombard
Crawford
Chatterton
Dietrich
Jon Hayes
Kay Francis
Margaret Sullavan
Ginger Rogers
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