Old Clothes Exhibit Draws Fort Worth Curator Role
A museum fundraiser features a February exhibit of antebellum and Civil War garments. Donors including Mrs. Frost Woodhall and Mrs. Green contribute 100 garments and heirloom pieces such as a 1800s cap, cuffs, a bonnet, and a satin dancing dress. The event, hosted by E A Heres, aims to showcase Confederate memorabilia and historic textiles with plans for later displays and related art exhibits from February to March.
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St Olaf Choir Concert Draws Full San Antonio Audience
A large San Antonio audience packed the municipal auditorium for the St Olaf Choir concert on Sunday afternoon February 3. Box office demand exceeded expectations with long lines early, and local officials report strong support from churches and congregations across denominations, signaling a hoped for capacity turnout.
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Pepita Will Be Given In L A
Pepper musical comedy Pepita in three acts by Mbilny Autebing nan Avgar the Knight will be staged at Pedro playhouse in Los Angeles for St Margaret's villa benefit. A double cast features leading singing roles with Jean Barli conducting and Mimi an Pomme of the New York School of Dance. Notables include Alwater Kent, Constance Gorrell, and Artohl Varret in principal parts, with Edna Pol hbemut and Henry Krolin among the night cast. The production is guided by David Griffin and Florence Brason Busch with Jean Hack ay among the conductors for Spanish dances.
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Henry Krolin
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Hugh McEnisre
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Llorence Bkazon Busch
Jean Hack Ay
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Memorial dedication for Deafy Smith in Mitchmond Texas
A public memorial event in Mitchmond Texas honors Deafy Smith with a granite shaft monument by Louis ReArgers designations. Mrs entry Wolford, descendant of Deaky Smith, will unveil the tribute and host guests including Senator Tolbrook. The exhibit features 72 paintings shown 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday January 25 with studio talk by Verula Laudee.
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Tolbrook
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Fragmentary pardon of a joke era in a hearing
Unclear OCR fragment focuses on a wartime or military hearing with names like Kraushaat and Tailberan college. The text shows garbled quotes about experience and repeating events, mentioning times and potential future repetitions. No coherent event or clear entities beyond the erratic names.
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Third Opera Soiree Set February 16
The third opera soiree at the San Antonio Musical club will be held February 16 in the ballroom of the Gunter hotel. The event, opening festure of Second Opera wed, excites musical circles as a collaboration between San Antonio and Chicago Civic Opera, organized by Mary Atuarl Adwariie, program adviser of the club.
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Opera Study Club Meeting Monday at Craddock Studio
The Grand Opera Study Club will convene Monday January 1 at the Craddock Studio, 620 Troanry. Members will discuss a varied program and plan an upcoming event, with attendance expected from all participants.
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Die Walküre first of Wagnerian operas in San Antonio
A critical notice discusses Die Walküre as the first of Wagner’s tetralogy, noting its revolutionary issues and stage history. Cast list includes Eride Lauler Merlaneka Emma Heidel Theodore Sirack Alexander Kipnis Chase Baromeo Exofl Cooper, and describes the plot of Siegmund and Sieglinde’s meeting and the Valkyrie intervention as themes unfold.
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Emil Cooper Defends Humorous Persona in Theater Row
Emil Cooper, famed conductor of the Chicago style opera company, vows he is not angered by critics. He recalls touring Europe, teaching that only trained conductors should lead, and notes his studies since childhood while plans to read papers after a busy schedule.
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Ilga
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Tote
Europe
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Berlin
Paris
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Denofits
Tatvin
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Lemuel Fel
Dramatic Opera Scene From Wagner Style Fragment
The text sketches a dramatic scene with Wotan clashing with Siegmund and Brünnhilde, battles, and prophecy. Dea hides with Sieglinde as Wotan clashes with the future. Fraepohilde, Hieglinde, and the child loom amid fear and magic as the hero’s fate nears. The passage hints at Siegfried era themes and the magic fire concluding the act.
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Federation Concert Sunday at City Auditorium
The City Federation will present Mexican tasers directed by Eduarda Martinee and Macy Wroeger Wangler at the municipal auditorium Sunday evening. The program features torch songs by Miss Asimov, five-movement pieces by Mexican players headed by Maria Natalia Garza, and organ works by Mika Quentin. A second program includes works by Miss Bruch and others, with a focus on notable musical women during the season.
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New York Critics Debate Broadway Producers and Public Taste
An excerpted review critiques New York’s Broadway industry and audience discernment. It questions why the public tolerates certain producers, notes perceptions of regional audiences as naive, and lauds a live performance by a quartet including Muth Powers and William Tingle. It highlights young performers and a recital series by Mary Jordan Cresson, while commenting on industry dynamics and public reception.
Dancing School Presents Program in 1916 Alamo Scene
The M Wallace School of dancing schedules a Monday evening program featuring student numbers and performances by listed dancers and musicians. Master of ceremonies Charles Orlandwill and Mary Rome are noted, with broader references to local talent and a firm in classification 71 and 72.
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