McCormack Prefers Touring and Protects Voice, Says Snug Bus Life
Irish tenor John McCormack travels with care to safeguard his voice. Accompanist Edwin Schneider notes he smokes rarely and rests in a private car between Cedar Falls recital stops at Teachers College. The party discusses temperaments, touring for health, and McCormack’s fondness for Irish songs including Londonderry Air.
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John McCormack
Edwin Schneider
Cedar Falls
Teachers College
McCormack
Schneider
Laura Kennedy
Sehneider
Moore Abbey
Ireland
Erin
Handel
Londonderry
Rachmaninoff
Needs More Mrs. Alice Jones Rhinelander Case
Mrs. Alice Jones Rhinelander the wife of Kip Rhinelander seeks a larger alimony from New Rochelle court arguing $300 a month is insufficient. She plans to petition for an increased allowance against the disinherited heir and his family.
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Alice Jones Rhinelander
New Rochelle, N
Kip Rhinelander
McCormack Plans Tour From Iowa to Canada
In a Williamsburg style itinerary the opera star will visit Iowa City and Davenport before sailing for London to sing on December 18. He then returns to his Irish estate for Christmas, his first Christmas in 25 years. Afterward he heads to the United States for a tour through the South Pacific Northwest and ends the trip in Canada in May.
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America
McCormack
Iowa City
Davenport
Mr. McCormack
London
Wil
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Blame Jazz Music for Indigestion in England Cafes
London readers hear a controversial claim that jazz music with meals draws blood from the stomach and causes indigestion. Cultists complain bands are numerous and noisy in British cafes and restaurants, reflecting concern over the epidemic of loud music.
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London
England
Restau
Silence prize to Italy in continental restaurant census
A rough survey of musiclesa restaurants and cafes across the continent awards Italy the silence prize. In northern Italy the better class hotels and cafes largely preserve quiet dining spaces amid changing public norms.
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Italy
Dining rooms ease for dyspeptic diners worldwide
The article notes dining rooms where diners with digestion issues feel no adverse effects and observes that even in Austria and Germany the approach to music in dining places has shifted from strict classical programs to more varied repertoires.
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Austria
Germany
Jazz Age Noise Makers and London Hotel Applications
The drum and triangle and cymbals and other noise making invention of the jazz age have made their ap se. Tourist agencies in London now have many applications for lists of hotels which do not have orchestras in their dining rooms.
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London
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