Mozart Society Announces First Concert Program
The Mozart Society schedules the season opener on Tuesday October 24 with Pasquale Amato of the Metropolitan Opera Company and violinist David Hochstein performing a varied program including Wieniawski Rondo and other works. Arthur Claassen conducts the Mozart chorus with Ruth Bing at piano and Maurice Defarge as accompanist. A long list of patrons supporters is named.
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The
Mozart Society
Pasquale Amato
Metropolitan Opera Company
David Hochstein
Hochstein
R. Zandonai
T. Dubois
Trois Jours de
Vendange
R. Hahn
GG Tung
J. Szulas
Lever de Soleil
Eros Es
Erlanger
Mr. Amato
Charmant Rossignol
Matin
Ebel
PPR
Soo
Ccs Caath
J. H. Rogers
Salter
Laent
Vince Carpenter
Leon Cavello
Carpenter
Amato
Rose
Arthur Claassen
Mozart
Ruth Bingaman
Maurice Defarge
J. Steves
Ernest Steves
Max Schelper
F. Herff
A. Deurler
E. C. Branch
L. L. Marks
Irvin Stone
William Cassin
Terrell Bartlett
W. P. Romberg
J. N. Steinfeldt
Alberta Brett
James
Carlos Bee
Howard Pardue
Frank Paschal Jr
H. I. Polhemus
Geneve Polhemus
Lula Griesenbeck
Tyner
Strittmatter
Cyrus B. Lucas
Robert E. Moss
Roy Beitel
Cora Franklin
L. Tulipan
Mason Williams
Will Goggan
H. C. Feldman
C. A. Stieven
Aldis Keeling
D. Berrey
Hans Helland
A. Schiebel
R. R. Vanderstratten
L. Mareaux
Adolph Wagner
M. Beekmann
Helena Guenther
H. Schuhard
Metropolitan Opera Co
Vic Hochstein
Beethoven Hall
Thos
Goggan & Bros
Alma Gluck
Ethel Leginsky
New York
Century Theater
Chorus Seeks Record Growth For Messiah Production
The Tuesday Musical Club outlines plans for a much larger chorus to perform Handel’s Messiah this year with heightened enthusiasm after a strong rehearsal led by H W B Barnes. President Mrs Eli Hertsberg announces goals for the club’s sixteenth year as preparations proceed.
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H. W. B. Barnes
Eli Hertsberg
Denton Concert At Beethoven Hall Opens Season
Denton hosts a Bee thoven hall concert October 19 under club auspices as the first big musical event of the season. Notable attendees include Charles Cameron Bell and Oran Kirkpatrick with Julia Zenteno and Myrtle Grayson on the program.
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San Antonio
Rafael Diaz
Oliver Denton
Beethoven Hall
Diaz
Atlantic City
Mr. Denton
Texas
Seth Barton French
New York
Denton
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Boston
James Todd
Edna Slater
Brackettsville
Pauline Curtis
Rudolph Kuldell
Robert Schermerhorn
Joe Dahlgren
Charles Callaway
J. D. Guinn
Myrtle Grayson
Stanley Winters
Hertsberg
East
J. W. Holt
Godard
Roinog
Tom Miller
Nat Goldsmith
Kathleen Blair Clarke
Rudolph
Puccini
Georgia Lindsley
Kenn
Tschaikowsky
Willes
Kirkpatrick
Miss Grayson
Echo
Mascagni Returns from Tolmezzo Front with Sons in War
Italian composer Pietro Mascagni and his wife return to Rome after visiting the front at Tolmezzo. Their two sons serve in the war, Mimi in the motor service and Dino in the engineer corps, earning citations for bravery. Mascagni has staged open air concerts for soldiers and works on a patriotic symphony.
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Pietro Mascagni
Rome
Tolmezzo
Mimi
Dino
Engineer Corps
Signor Mascagni
Italy
Opera Singer Martin Debuts at Metropolitan 1907
The article traces Martin's rise from Italian studies to a debut with the Metropolitan Opera in 1907 as Faust. He became a leading tenor, often singing roles rivaling Caruso, and was notably Pinkerton in Madama Butterfly at the Met. It also notes upcoming musical events and church programs featuring various artists and choirs.
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Riccardo Martin
America
Boston National Grand Opera Company
Kentucky
South
Columbia University
New York
Edward MacDowell
Martin
Italy
United States
New Orleans
Heinrich Conried
Metropolitan Opera
Metropolitan
Faust
Caruso
Pinkerton
The
Cape Boys for France in World War I effort
London reports a plan to send 2000 Cape boys to France as part of a larger 10 000 native contingent. The youths, many with mining experience in the Transvaal and compound life under quasi military discipline, are being forwarded in advance.
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Cape Boys
France
London
Transvaal
Inauthentic Skirt Design Divides Fashion Circles
A divided skirt gains attention for its clever construction that appears as a single skirt from afar but reveals distinct panels up close. Designers debate practicality and style, noting the garment blends practicality with novelty.
Poles to Have Home Rule Ordered in Russia
Moscow dispatch says czar orders granting home rule to Poland are being planned and shaped in the chief government departments as the policy moves toward implementation.
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Moscow
Outro
Rosij
Czar
Poland
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Schumann
Carson
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Roy B. Lowe
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H. M. Madison
Alice Holman
Harriet Ade
B. F. Nichols
Mildred Gates
Oscar Fox
Nona Lee Yoy
J. T. Smith
J. B. Lewght
F. E. Tucker
Ylvester Gardner
Stella Hoffmeyer
Cyril Erwin
Lee R. Gardner
Elise Engel
Corinne Worden
Adelyn Bardenwerper
Elsa Harms
Louis Reuter
Meta Hertwig
Music Festival Chorus
St Marks
Blum’s
Brodie
Emil Blum CO
Houston Street
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Luis Alfons Marron
St. Anthony
Beethoven
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Vienne
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
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FE. G. Rountree
Johnston
Harrington
Ee ’ Breele
Gluck
Lord
Handel
Percy Bliss
Eunice Gray
Merkel
J. Shiddell
Central Christian Church
L. D. Daggett
Eva Orvis
Kullak
Liddle
Agnes Donoho
Clark
Ashford
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Handel Pugeoshorgy
Russell Te Deum
Blumenschein Mumuacs
Israel
Shelley Evening Service
Woodward
Dimittis
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Joske Bros
Geo
Keene
Military Plaza
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Mammy Hannah
Crockett
Edwin H. Lee
Menger
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