Tannhauser Majesty Shines in Chicago Opera Matinee
A crowded auditorium savors Wagner’s Tannhauser with Giorgio Polacco guiding the Chicago Civic Opera. Soloists Marie Olagewska, Borynbs and Charlie Maraball deliver strong Wagnerian voices, with stellar contributions from Alice Mock and Troma Tiniva backing the scene. The Chicago Opera Company earns praise for its orchestra and chorus, delivering a polished performance of the score’s beauty and drama.
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Mayo Dazey
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Thea Opera
Richard Wagner
Tanvbanser
Giorgio Polacco
Str
Polacco
Wader Polacco
Tannhauser
Anne Baser
Nighor Notuce
Marie Olagewka
Venus
Mite Olazewka
Borynbs
Chariey Maraball
Taenhauser
Sor
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Mira Alice Mock
Abe Wang
Troma Tiniva
Vale
Elizabeth
Man Ralsa
Soticebla
Tankhauser
Jay Vinjexty
Rosso
Michel Degcer
Bonelli
Collision May Prove Fatal to Bexar Official
Soseph Bell, deputy constable and candidate for a brave county sheriff post, was fatally injured in a head on collision on Heath Flores Street. Bell, driving north, collided with Ward’s car in a bend near Guadalupe Street. Ward and J A Mori were not injured. Bell was taken to Green Hospital for treatment.
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Soseph Bell
Brave County Rlineiff Post
Praanly
Bell
Heath Vlores
Ward
J. A. Mori
Riching
Aferdanin Oat
Heber
Green Hospital
Seherp Moll Mau
Parrot Fever Strikes 3 More Public Health Scientists
In Washington on March 15, seven members of the United States Public Health Service laboratory staff were reported to be stricken with Gnoreot feges. Dr. George W. Sheres, director of the laboratory, urged reinforcements and called for new efforts to strengthen research activities amid the outbreak.
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Waalington
United States Public Health Service
George W. Sheres
Hell
Panhandle Enjoys Welcome Rains Across Regions
A drought relief move through the Panhandle brings welcome rain across New Mexico into Oklahoma. The moisture improves conditions after a long dry spell, aiding crops and fire risk reduction. Local officials report widespread precipitation with stronger totals in southeastern areas.
Carmen thrills San Antonio with lavish opera reprise
An all-ages San Antonio audience revels in a Carmen performance raising spirits with a mix of old world romance and local color. The matinee draws music lovers from Texas colleges and distant towns while attendees navigate ticket mixups and tax day distractions, ending in audience reverence and delight.
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San Antonio
Pexeos
Cecmen
Vicero
Suat
Behults
Ani
Indy
Mit
Mrs. Jones
Andy
Salex
Wagner
Tunnhauser
Vance
Napeet
Ila
Charis
Rhineland
Marsh
Opera season’s success assures 1930 refetition
The article details strong attendance and favorable reception of recent operatic performances led by Tannhauser and Carmen, noting rival showcases like Lucia di Lammermoor. It highlights star performers Rosa Rainn and Richard Tonelli, and praises conductors Charles Lavernas and Robert Moranzoni. Governor Moody, Mayor Chambers, and city officials attended, with continued public interest in Chicago Opera Company productions.
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Laegert House of Uns
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Bizet
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Rosa Rainn
Richard Tonelli
Peominoy
Cartare
Corare Formtehi
Atata
Carmen
San Aptonites
Charles Laverna
Robert Moranzoni
Civic Opera Chief Robbed of Payroll
Chicago march 15 two armed bandits robbed George A Fuller treasurer of the Chicago Civic Opera of about 2000 dollars intended for wages. He was knocked to the ground near the opera company warehouse and released after the attackers rode away in a car with the payroll bags.
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Civic Opera
Chicago
George A. Fuller
Chicago Civic Opera
Fulice
Loren
Boy Struck by Car Taken to Hospital
A boy was struck by a car in the 200 block of Guadalupe Street and taken to Robert B. Green Hospital. The driver remained at the scene and cooperated with authorities.
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Aviguatin Aguilar
Guatalune
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Eld
Bonpitel
Glade Delivers Grand Opera Night At City Auditorium
Carmen! Mayo Dazey reports San Antonio audiences filled the municipal auditorium for the Chicago Civic Opera Company's performance. Glade and Mss Morom earned praise for vocal strength, while Cesare Formichi and Rene Maison drew thunderous applause. Conductors including Charles Lavers led the ensemble as the company closed its two night run.
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Opers
Biad
San Antonio
Municipal Auditorium
Chicago Civic Opera Company
COE Glade
Young
Wan Kee
Wat Score Meyer
Mikk Glave
Habhaneva
Ag Micaela
Edith Morom
Ban Antonians
Miss Mason
Gay
Formichi
Cesare Fornmichi
Rene Maison
Jose
Alfce d Mecuanor
Ade Tugsi
Zaman
Antonio Nicolich
Hair Dressers Indicted on Tax Fraud Charges
New York March 1 indictments accuse several corporations and Charles Nersler a control figure in patents and appliances of income tax fraud totaling 274.58 dollars. An informant tipped authorities prompting the probe. Government experts say the fraud involved to conceal profits by manipulating figures, with over 1,000,000 in proceeds cited.
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New York
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Freserey Department
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Portal Madre
Conductor Foils Armed Bandit On City Street
J. C. Mall, conductor, resisted a nighttime hold up by an armed man near Hamilton and Lakeview. The bandit produced a pistol, demanded money, and leaped away after Mall stood firm and shouted for help. No one was injured.
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J.C. Mall
Wyoming Street
Hamilton
Lakeview
Floods in Northern Spain Leave Thousands Homeless
Madrid reports over 20,000 homeless after floods. The Thro river rose 23 feet above normal, about 500 houses destroyed and damages near 1,000,000 dollars. Emergency crews and aid mobilized as residents assess wreckage and seek shelter.
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Madrid
IHS
Spain
Indian Girl and White Lover Found Guilty in Slaying Case
Helen Moses and Clarence Beartles were found guilty of the murder of the girl's mother, Musan Moses, in a Washington state superior court. The trial concluded with verdicts declaring both defendants guilty of the crime.
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Zsearnid
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New York Churches Plan Joint Protest Against Soviet Policy
New York clergy from Protestant Catholic and Jewish congregations will unite in prayer tomorrow to protest Soviet attempts to suppress conventional religion. Practically every church in New York is set to hold services in a unified show of religious solidarity.
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New York
Soviet Russia
Opera Stars Pick Los Angeles Auditorium for U S Finest
San Antonio era praised the Los Angeles venue as the finest in the United States except for Chicago's Civic Opera house. Beatty, Chicago Civic Opera director, lauded the stage as the best on the circuit with only lighting criticism. The troupe travels in three train sections totaling 325 to west coast engagements, drawing a mix of society and opera fans to performances.
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United States
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Chicago
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Chicago Civic Opera
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San Antonio
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Ike Toymette Carrigan
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Hhorne
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Prohibition Enforcement Sparks National Debate at Capitol
Washington reports growing federal action against bootleggers and interstate liquor traffic as Rep. Chafee A. Christopherson of South Dakota calls for strong measures. The judiciary committee prepares a broad probe of prohibition enforcement with former General Mitchell and George W. Wickersham set to testify. A proposal for a 2.76 percent beer tax is floated amid planning for a major defense strategy.
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Tle Boot Agers
Viquor
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South Dakota
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Newasa Judiciary Committee
Norrie-Wheeler
Mitchell
George W. Wickersham
Save Enforcement Coronission
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Republican
Missouri
Prohibition
Liquor Bill Stirs Canada Debate in Ottawa
Ottawa reports a heated reaction as a bill to prohibit clearances of liquor destined for the United States advances to the committee stage. The measure, read a second time in the House of Commons, draws opposition from dry forces who plan to press the Wickersham commission’s ideas on liquor justice. Dr Jason Noble Pierce, ex-President Coolidge’s pastor, is named a notable supporter among the proponents.
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Jason Noble Pierce
Coolidge
Christopherson
Congress
Wickersham Commission
Prohibition
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