Titto Ruffo Featured In San Antonio Pen Portrait Series
Ola Galiedo, pianist and collector of negro folk songs, tutored by Mrs. Mackey-Can tel i, will contribute a set of articles to The Light Art and Music section. The first profile centers on Titto Ruffo the baritone and promises intimate humorous insights into musicians, artists, and writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Gailédeo
Vival
San Antonio
Stefanssen
Dorats Scarborough
Gadowsky
Titto Rufto
Ruffo Titto: Grownup baby and world famous pets star
Ola Gulledge profiles Titto Ruffo alias Ruffo Titto, a famed pets star who shows two personas on and off stage. A shy, cautious performer by nature, he plays endless rounds of rummy with fellow artists and menarik cigars, while guarding his wealth and public image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titto Ruffo
Ruffo Titto
Rummyt
Tmaest
Ruffo
Fame and Charm of Opera Star Ruffo Noted in Celebrities Series
Ola Gulledge writes for The Light about renowned men and women including opera great Ruffo. The piece contrasts his concert and stage manners, notes his warm interactions with fans, and recalls a police escort anecdote and contract temptations. The Light also previews a complete rental directory in classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Gulledge
The
Contortion and vocal technique in singing examined
A discussion of facial and throat muscle use in singing critiques Deacon and Werrenrath. It argues that facial muscle engagement guides breath, while throat tension harms tone, and warns against forcing volume through tightness. The piece notes long, slow development of control is essential for true vocal artistry and warns of burnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Deacon
Werrenrrath
Deacon
Werrenrath
A. Mackey
Gieseking To Play in San Antonio
Walter Gieseking, renowned pianist, will perform his first San Antonio concert on Saturday evening February 1 at the Municipal Auditorium. The program features Bach, Debussy, Scriabin and Casella among others, with notable chaperones listed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gieseking
San Antonio
Europe
Rubinstein
Liszt
Cavarante
Triana
Schubert Beri
Albeniz
Edo Casella
Studio Notes on Broadcasting and Art Exhibit Highlights
Municipal organist Hugh McAmis discusses broadcasting topics. A wedding march from Lohengrin was planned but not performed on radio. Russell Natt exhibits lithographs and prints at the Mackay Studio in Bright Shawl courtyard, featuring Taos mountains and Arizona scenes. A tea at Fort Sam Houston showcased spring tulip decorations, with Mrs. Loving and others assisting. An announced marriage of Erma Forrester to Guatare Krausse set for February 4 is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne D’arle
Hugh McAmis
Lohengrin
J. Daving
Fort Sam Houston
Loving
Warren VY. Hannum
M Frank P Lahm
Erna Laville Fraice
Saret Williams
Katherine Flowels
Lamal Woodbridge
Russell Nair
Mackay
Taos Mountains
Arizona
Nandzsn Atelier
Mr. Nate
Arigona
New Mexico
Chicago
Chicago Museum of Art, and Has Won Both Honorable Mension
San Antonio
Slyvester William Forrester
Erma
Guatare Heye Krausse
Fridas
Shakespeare Club Plans Feb 17 Meeting and Frogs Ending
The Shakespeare Club will meet Thursday Feb 17 with Mrs S S Hardison leading. The Frogs will be concluded and Mrs Clyde Barnes will report on current drama. Mrs F W Maule will speak on the intellectual background of the play. The Merry Maids Musical club held a luncheon and appointed committees for an event at the Gunter hotel on Feb 23 featuring old fashioned waits and Black Bottom contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
S. S. Hardison
Clyde Barnes
F. W. Maule
Es Fk & the
Merry Maids Musical Club
Gwendolyn Glass
Alyce Payne
Helen Kress
Jewel Henderson
Rittye Davis
Madge O'Neal
Viola Dickenson
Molly DeMontel
Trese Ball
Bull Brown
Frances Setlzer
Miss Ces
Marie Williams
Doris Doepker
Lester Arend
Dence
Gunter Hotel
Tost Paleume Merry Maids
Towel Henderson
Pauline Duft
Merry Maids
Music Round Table Luncheon At Woman's Club
The Harmony Music Round Table met at the Woman's Club for a luncheon session. Mrs. Henry J. Gagley chaired with Mrs. James Calbley and Mrs. JAS Ta. Henderson as hostesses. Floral centerpieces featured red carnations in silver holders. Several guests attended including Mrs. Walter A. Whisenant and others. A later note mentions Mrs. W. CG. Thrailkill entertaining the Asters Bridge club and awards for several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Musical Round Table
Lancheon
Henry JL. Gagley
James Calbley
Jas Ta. Henderson
Valentine Moti
Mex Dames
Walter A. Whisenant
M.A. Ratisdall
Henry T. Matthews
Thi Neal
R. FE. Rilo
Pevereaux Cann
Whit Morris
Henry Ty
Gaver
TV. Carson
J. W. Legate
W. C. Herpel
S. Chathley
Stoney Winters
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Inhi
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Oman
Teron
Vauderie
Hans Ber
Maybin
Ruiso
New York Police
Jimnen
Miss Gulledge
Harper Method
Losaye St Crockett
Thormen
Patel
Sitoraton
Walter Niemann
Claude Debussy
Alex Scriabin
Messie
David Fleming
Me Heights
Art Ose Berne
Alama
Russell Natt
Russell ‘Natt
Sendzen
Courtyar
eVime. “Rosa
Si Sthony Heal
First Church OF Christ
Scientist
San Antonio, Texas
Christian Science
Salem A. Hart
C. S
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Onto
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First Church of Christ Scientist
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Beethoven Hall
J. D. Crenshaw
Dieckmann
Wesleyan Institute
Olelock
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Asters Lridge Club
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Cl l'Phrailkill
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