School orchestra concert and local music event notices
The High School Orchestra opened the year with a well received Main avenue concert led by Eva Griesenbeck and Penelope Borden. The program included violin piano and vocal solos and an orchestral piece. The Tuesday Musical Club meets at 106 Romana street while Messiah chorus recruitment invites San Antonians and visitors to join rehearsals and a winter program.
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Main Avenue
Lula M. Griesenbeck
Penelope Borden
Charles L. Warrick
Talented Miss Willym Miles Receives Praises From Swiss Pianist
Miss Willym Miles of Luling Texas winner of the Hertzberg medal last year in Mrs Clara Madison's class has entered Kidd Key College Sherman Texas. In a letter to her mother she quoted Hans Richard Swiss pianist and faculty member praising her technique interpretation phrasing and overall artistry noting she has talent and fine instruction.
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Willym Miles
Luling
Texas
Clara D. Madison
Kidd-Key College
Sherman
Hans Richard
Boston National Opera Boss Promotes Japanese and European Reform
Rabinoff brings Tamaki Miura as Madame Butterfly in Ms Iris and stages Giordano Andrea Chenier with a Ballet Russe. Marron, Mexican pianist, showcases a program in the 8th Anthony Hotel ballroom and plans U S tours after European study and War Sufferers relief support.
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la Scala
Boston National
Rabinoff
Tamaki Miura
Mme. Miura
Mascagni
Iris
Japan
Ikuma Arishima
Tokio
New York
America
Andrea
8Th Anthony Hotel
Luis Alfonso Marron
Handel
Kreisler
Marron
Strauss
Schulz Euler-Marron
Europe
Vienna
Theodore Leschetitzky
Frau Doctor Bree
Emil Sauer
Kahrer
Weingarten
Sauer
Eusebiug Mandyschewsky
San Antonio Music Scene AttractsNoted Performers
Professor and Mrs Har than praise Michelle’s voice and training. The Tuesday Musical Auxiliary Chorus resumes Oct 11 at the Woman’s Club. San Marcos Choral Club opens the year at Southwestern Conservatory of Music in San Marcos. Mozart Society welcomes violinist David Hochstein Oct 24, with Pasquale Amato also featured. Mrs George E Gwinn tours churches and conferences. Florence Hinkle and Herbert Witherspoon bound for Bach Passion in Philadelphia next spring. Jules Falk and Marcella Craft headline festival and symphony appearances in major cities.
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San Marcos
Southwestern Conservatory of Music At
David Hochstein
Mozart Society
Pasquale Amato
Richard Aldrich
New York Times
Hochstein
Bruch
Florence Hinkle
Pcernnes
Oscar J. Fox
Herbert Witherspoon
Philadelphia
Miss Hinkle
Worcester
Marcella Craft
San Antonio
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Los Angeles
An Francisco
Minneapolis
St. Paul
New Records Released by Columbia Company
A list of artists and pieces issued by Columbia Company includes Pablo Casals with Saint Saens Allegro Appassionata, Oscar Shaw in The Stormy Sea of Love, Grace Kerns, Charles Harrison and the Columbia Opera Chorus in Verdi Il Trovatore Miserere, Prince's Band performing Ma Ana and Red Raven Rag, Right Quintet Exhortation, Taylor Trio Beauty's Eyes, Carlos Salzedo Chacone, Peerless Quartet My Grandfather's Girl, Prince's Orchestra Au bade, Vladimir De Pachmann Liszt Polonaise Cadence, Louis Graveure Tommy Lad, Helen Louise and Frank Ferera That Ukelele Band, Arthur Collins Byron Harlan Oh How She Could Wacki Hacki Wicki Wacki Woo, Van Eps Trio Hill and Dale, Billy Williams I'll Have to Ask My Mother, Daly's Reel, Peerless Quartet On the Old Dominion Line, Prince's Band On Your Way, Irving Kaufman The Greatest Battle Song of All, Charles King Elizabeth Brice When the Sun Goes Down in Romany, Kathleen Parlow Meditation, Arthur Pretty Baby, Prince's Band Honky Tonky, Johann Sebastian Bach Nothing Nothing Neidliches Schwert, Franklin Adams The Star Spangled Banner, Columbia Stellar Quartet Old Black Joe, Prince's Orchestra Canzonetta, Al Jolson I'm Saving Up the Means to Get to New Orleans, Harrison Kerns with Columbia Oratorio Chorus Rossini Stabat Mater.
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Columbia Company
Pablo Casals
Saint Saens
Oscar Shaw
Grace Kerns
Charles Harrison
Columbia Opera Chorus
Prince
Right Quintet
Taylor
Tosti
Carlos Salzedo
Durand
Vladimir de Pachmann
Liszt
Louis Graveure
Tommy Lad
Helen Louise
Frank Ferera
Arthur Collins
Byron Harlan
van Eps
Hill and Dale
Billy Williams
Irving Kaufman
Charles King
Elizabeth Brice
Kathleen Parlow
Johannas Sembach
Franklin Adams
Columbia Stellar Quartet
Prince’s Orchestra
Victor Herbert
al Jolson
New Orleans
Miss Kerns
Columbia Oratorio Chorus
Rossini
Music in the Churches Today Across City Congregations
Frederick King leads First Presbyterian organ with Mrs. Lowe and Charles Bell as soloists in morning and evening services. Central Christian Church hosts L. D. Daggett and Eva Orvis with mixed offerings. Travis Park Methodist and St. Mark's Episcopal feature organ preludes, anthems, and solos. St. Mark's includes works by Handel Wagner and Woodward with multiple hymn settings. Oscar J. Fox and A. M. Cassini-Garcia listed with music instruction and studios.
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George E. Gwinn
Travis Park Methodist Church
Rockport
Missouri
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Iowa
First Presbyterian Church
Frederick King
Roy B. Lowe
Charles Cameron Bell
Duzois
Bell
St. Saens
Orga. Brea
Hollins
Aude Shelley
Callaerts
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
H. W. B. Barnes
Handel
Conawes
L. Ashford
Woodward Peremicicos
Russell Vane
Barnes
Medal winner in music class named De Arredondo
Lucinda De Arredondo won the medal in her music class this year. She studies under Mrs. Mamie Reynolds Denison.
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Lucinda de Arredondo
Mamie Reynolds Denison
Miss Marguerite Guinn Resumes Violin Lessons
Miss Marguerite Guinn will resume her violin classes on October 9 at the Studio 443 South Alamo Crockett 2020. Advanced notice urges enrollment and notes location and date for prospective students.
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Marguerite Guinn
South Alamo, Crockett
Man heats home with sun powered storage cooker in Ohio
Alberta Barnes a machinist in Fostoria Ohio unveils a solar caloric storage system called Bottled Sunshine. A tin roof focuses sun heat into a barn remodel to store heat in large artificial stone disks and straw bales, powering winter heating and household tasks. Visitors view the roof hot storage plant claiming no heat bill due to sun energy.
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Fostoria
Alberta Barnes
Barney
Mr. Barnes
Barnes
Sardine Can Sparks Family Mirth in Lonis Reading
Lonis studies a can of sardines as a mother improvised chat about progress and a changing business, while a Youngstown Telegram urban scene hints at a tidy domestic moment and a fading feature.
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Lonis
Youngstown
Cupid Ads Denied in Britain for Soldier Wives
The press bureau bans newspapers from running lonely soldiers want ads amid fears German agents exploit courtship. London reports note large circulation papers and guilds spurred a rush of matrimonial ads. many letters led to engagements, while some responses were playful or probing.
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Cupid
London
Lord Northcliffe
The
Times
Daily Mail
Evening News
Great Britain
London Life
Kent
British Isles
Destruction of Soldiers in Love and Courtship
The passage notes the destruction of simple-minded soldiers under the guise of love and courtship and critiques the press bureau’s role.
Rainfall Question in War Time Puzzles Scientists
In Europe and the United States this year there has been heavy rain. Astronomer Camille Flammarion explains that widespread bombing may contribute dust and condensation nuclei, promoting rain when moisture and favorable winds exist. He notes Europe’s rainy anomaly and Greece’s hot, dry spell.
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Paris
Europe
United States
Camille Flammarion
M. Flammarion
Monsieur Flammarion
France
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
Greece
Atlantic Ocean
Chemistry Professor What Has Gold When Exposed to Air
A New York Times note asks a riddle about a chemistry professor's claim and hints at a theft. The dialogue frames gold turning visible after air exposure and hints at a stolen item.
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New York Times
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Clara Duggan
Madison
Romana Street
Music Festival Chorus
San Antonians
St. Mark's
Julia Benteno
Josephine Lucchese
Marie Lucchese
F. Hernandez
R. Galindo
C. A. Manning
Eb Grieg
Hermann von Gilm
Zenteno
Mr. Manning
Boston National Grand Opera Company
Max Rabinoff
Mr. Rabinoff
Urban
Bakst
Edna Schelb
Austin
Emily Paech
H. W.B. Barnes
St. Mark’s Church
Music Festival Association
St. Mark’s
Pecan St
Travis Park
Crockett
Harthan
Michelle
Gilvert E. Schramm
Woman's Club
Metropolitan Opera Company
Naples Conservatory
Amato
Jules Falk
Atlantic City
N. J
Velty
Charmeuse
East Houston ST
Shelley
Lowe
Weber Solo
Woods
Central Christian Church
L. D. Daggett
Eva Orvis
Scott
Reso
J. S. Monkhouse
Buck L. D. Daggett
Eee Eee Eae Shepherd
Offertory
Lemaitre
DeHaven
Miss Maude Canyus
Largo
Attwood
Mayor Temple of Music
A. M. Cassini-Garcia
Ovide Musin
Crockett and St. Mary's
Ady
Cones
Gorham
the Bell Jewelry CO
West Commerce
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