Love of Music Growing in New York Institute Movement
The Washington Port reports on Lenor House’s transformation into an Institute of Musical Art led by Frank Damrosch. He details aims to produce high standard musicians through affordable, inclusive instruction, citing personal stories of pupils from plasterers to roof workers who find value and solace in music and the People’s Choral Union at Cooper Union.
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New York
Heeld Lenor
Lower
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Frank Danosch
Bamroach
Es.enikil
School of Mun
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Offord Corlart
Tom James Loeb
Oater
America
Whart
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Darmrosch
Grownrissa
Sonetina
Breuser
Cooper Union
Tam
Bocisty
Choral Union
Semrich
People’s Choral Union
Dr. Damrosch
Childen
John
Atlantic City
Dorky
New Rochelle
Israel
Egypt
The Free Lance Opera Premier At Court Square Theater
Sousa and Smith debut The Free Lance at Court Square Theater Springfield with elaborate production. Notable numbers include On to Victory and Fighting Is My Trade. Cast features Nella Bergen Cawthorn Hasey Lowrie Griselda and Albert Hart. Ciowthorn supplies much comedy.
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Sousa
the Free Lance
Springfield
Mass
New York Dramatic News
John Philip Sousa
Harry B. Smith
The
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Court Square Theater
Emperor's Palace
Braggadocia
Graftana
Mr Sous
Stars and Stripes Foravei
Lo Nella Bergen
Joseph Cawthorn
Mr. Cawthorn
Cuowthorn
Felix Hasey
Emperor
Jeanette Lowrie Griselda
Albert Hlart
Duke
Vieco to Philadelphia and New Amsterdam date listed
The Vieco heads to Philadelphia next week and is set to follow Rich ard Mansfeld at the New Amsterdam in New York on April 16. The cast includes Siegmund Limp, Lawthorn, Felix Honey, William MacDonald Bergen, Albert Hart, George Tallman, Louis Haines, and others such as Dagonet, Grinelda Mopars, Tonia Aften Herald, Sim Pulon Leandre Bronte Emo Alleandra Jacqueline Blane Geraldine Malonte Estelle Thebaud Dorothy Southwiel.
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Philadelphia
Richard Mansfeld
New Amsterdam
New York
Castivas
Siegmund Limp
doveah_ Lawthorn
Felix Honey
William [ MacDonald i Bergen
Albert Hart
George ‘Tallman
Louis
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Circus has thirty clowns enjoy big Hagenbeck show
Frank R. Tate of the Hagenbeck circus praises clowns as essential to a circus. He notes the Washington engagement on April 4 and discusses advertising plans. The Hagenbeck enterprise, claiming to be the nation’s largest, spans three trains, three rings, two stages, and a ten acre tented ground with 1,200 staff and 40 horses.
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Frank R. Tate
Wil- Yard
Mr. Tate
Carl Hagenbeck
John H. Havin
C. Lee Williams
W. H. Gardner
Washington
Mr. Gardner
St Louis
Joeys
Hagenbeck Circus
Gearon
Penta
Qgram's
16Th Street
Peonsylvania Avenus- i
Bad Season for Song Writers Hits Record
A music publisher notes a barren season for hits with many pop songs on the market yet few big successes. He cites declining public taste, vaudeville acts, and changing song styles from rustic ballads to sentimental tunes. Some publishers devise acts to ensure heard, while others push various regional or topical songs to suit performers.
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Lillian Russell
Marsh's Concert at Majestic Theater
The Majestic Theater presents a Sunday concert featuring an all new moving picture program. A Palm Sunday special has been arranged with Mr Marsh promising patrons a program suited to the occasion.
Nell Poking at Twenty Five with Belle Confusion
From the Catholic Standard and Times a light dialogue features Nell and Miss Prim in a playful exchange about age and identity. Nell jokes that Belle has been aging to reach twenty five, teasing her about the patience to hit that number.
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