Institute Exhibits Clyde Brown Photos at Art Institute
A show of 31 enlarged Clyde T. Brown photographs of German landscapes and street scenes opens alongside Five Centuries of German Art. Brown, 1710 Walnut Ave Wilmette, is dean of Chicago newspaper photographers and staff at the Chicago Daily News.
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Art Institute
Europe
Clyde T. Brown
Walnut Avenue
Wilmette
Brown
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Mr. Brown
Berlin
Mannheim
Old Heidelberg
Stuttgart
Chemnitz
Darmstadt
Wurttenberg
Tubingen
Blackstone Hall
Art Institute In
Hoosier Artists Show Opens January at Marshall Field Galleries
The Hoosier Salon Patrons association announces the 13th annual exhibition of Indiana artists at the Marshall Field Picture galleries from January 30 to February 13. Prizes range from fifty to five hundred dollars with a preview on January 30 at 8 30 p.m. A Flower Room feature invites extra entries from artist members. The galleries are open daily February 1 from 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Jury members include Oskar Gross, Mrs Sylvia Shaw Judson, Miss Frances Foy, Karl Preussl, Morris H Hobbs, Mrs William D Coon, and Mrs Walter Hadley.
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Hoosier
Indiana
Marshall Field
Oskar Gross
Sylvia Shaw Judson
Frances Foy
Karl Preussl
Morris H. Hobbs
William D. Coon
Walter Hadley
Morris Hobbs Exhibits Etchings at Smithsonian in Washington
Highland Park artist Morris Henry Hobbs shows etchings at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington D C until January 3. A Chicago area figure, Hobbs joined the North Shore Art League and rose to prominence since turning to etching in 1926. He won $100 for a Toledo show prize in 1936 and serves with the Chicago Society of Etchers while judging exhibitions at the Art Institute and Hoosier salon.
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Morris Henry Hobbs
Highland Park
North Shore Art League
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D. C
Hobbs
Chicago
Brooklyn Society of Etchers
Toledo
Chicago Society of Etchers
The
Art Institute
Pianist Raymond Hanson to entertain Wilmette Woman's Club
Raymond Hanson from Evanston, a 17 year old high school pupil, will play at the Wilmette Woman's Club meeting at 2 o'clock on Wednesday January 6. The program includes Liszt Etude in D flat Debussy pieces Chopin Etude and Delibes pieces. Hanson studied under Walter Knupfer of Wilmette and appeared with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Dr. Frederick Stock last season.
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Raymond Hanson
Evanston
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Stock
Woman's Club of
Wilmette
Raymond
Walter Knupfer
Liszt
Golliwog
Debussy
Etude
Chopin
Naila Valse
Delibes Dohnanyi
Young Pianist Raymond Hanson to Perform at Wilmette Women's Club
Seventeen year old Evans ton High School student Raymond Hanson, a pianist of remarkable promise, will appear on the program of the Woman's Club meeting in Wilmette on Wednesday January 6. The gathering takes place at the clubhouse.
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Raymond Hanson
Evanston
Woman's Club of
Wilmette
Present Musicale at the Blackstone
The Lake View Musical society hosts an evening concert in the Crystal ballroom of the Blackstone hotel at 8:30 on Monday evening January 4. Performers include Ginna Vanna soprano Estrid Buck mezzo contralto Rose Du Moulin pianist and Lucille Turner Parkhill violinist with accompanists Robert Mac Donald Rhea Shelters and Virginia Knapp. Prominent guests of honor include Jason F. Whitney Chicago City Opera president and Mrs. Whitney H C Winter and Albert Cotsworth.
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Crystal Ballroom
Blackstone Hotel
The
Lake View Musical Society
Ginna Vanna
Estrid Buck
Rose du Moulin
Lucille Turner Parkhill
Robert MacDonald
Rhea Shelters
Virginia Knapp
Jason F. Whitney
Chicago City Opera Association
Whitney
H. C. Winter
Albert Cotsworth
Alice Barker
Oscar Brecher
Margaret Lester
Thomas O. Wallace
Milo D. Matteson
Howard Lagerquist
Grace Seiberling
Harry G. Winston
Emil W. Ritter
R. V. Truesdell
Society
Herman I. Kretschmer
Symphony Program to Honor Theodore Thomas
Frederick A. Stock will conduct the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in a Thomas Memorial program at Orchestra Hall next Thursday evening and Friday afternoon. The program features Bach's Passacaglia and Fugue, Beethoven's Symphony No. 5, and Strauss Ein Heldenleben.
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Theodore Thomas
Chicago
Orchestra
Thomas
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frederick A. Stock
United States
Europe
Dr. Stock
Orchestra Hall
Bach
Beethoven
Fin Heldenleben
Civic Orchestra Opens Its Season in Orchestra Hall
The Civic Orchestra under Frederick Stock and Hans Lange begins its Sunday matinees at Orchestra Hall with four concerts set for January 31 March 28 February 28 and May 2. The May festival includes 800 children and the Cantata by Bach and Handel, conducted by Marx Oberndorfer.
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Civic Orchestra
Frederick Stock
Hans Lange
Orchestra Hall
Civic Music Association
Bach and
Handel
Marx E.oberndorfer
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Institute
Clyde Brown
Morris Hobbs
Washington
Woman's Club
Blackstone
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