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Musical Courier 1923-10-04: Vol 87 Iss 14, 1923
108 lines. Read by computer on 29 September 2026, twice; the two readings disagreed in places. Printed page 40. See the scan on archive.org.
1Samuel S. Modell
2RARE OLD VIOLINS
31628 Aeolian Hall, New York City
4Tel.: Longacre 8941
6DUEHEANA
7SCHOOL OF SINGING AND OPERATIC TRAINING
8Mme. Gertrude Dueheana, Director
9Studio: 100 Boylston St., Boston
11FLOYD F. JONES Tenor
12CONCERT-ORATORIO, OPERA—TEACHER OF SINGING
13905 Lyon & Healy Building, Chicago, Ill.
15GRACE STEVENSON
16Concert Harpist-Teacher
17For terms and dates address
18317 West 93rd Street, New York
19Phone Riverside 7968
21HARRIOT EUDORA BARROWS
22TEACHER OF SINGING
23Trinity Court, Boston
24Conrad Building, Providence
26JOSEF ROSENBLATT
27World Famous Cantor-Tenor
28Management: SUPREME CONCERT MANAGEMENT
291525 Aeolian Hall, N. Y.
30Victor Records
32MAGDELEINE BRARD
33French Pianist
34"Possesses an extraordinary piano talent."—New York Sun.
35Management, R. E. JOHNSTON, 1451 Broadway, New York City
36Steinway Piano
38MRS. FREDERICK SNYDER
392025 Broadway
40New York City
41Phone Columbus 6441
43WITTGENSTEIN
44PIANIST
4515 W. 67th STREET, NEW YORK CITY
46Tel. Columbus 2951
47Knabe Piano
48Ampico Records
50GRACE WOOD
51JESS
52America's Greatest Interpreter of FOLK SONGS in COSTUME OF THE PERIOD
53Management: Frederick Shipman
54833 So. Grand Ave., Los Angeles
56Florence TRUMBLELL one of two readings
57Florence TRUMBULL one of two readings
58AMERICAN PIANIST
59Praised by the critics of PARIS BERLIN VIENNA LONDON
60TEACHER OF EMINENT PIANISTS
61For Engagements Address MANAGEMENT FLORENCE TRUMBLELL 430 Orchestra Building, Chicago one of two readings
62For Engagements Address MANAGEMENT FLORENCE TRUMBULL 430 Orchestra Building, Chicago one of two readings
63For Lessons Address 6557 Kimbark Avenue Chicago
65Lumiere Photo.
66THE GENNARO MARIO CURCI AND ELVIRA CACCIA WEDDING PARTY.
67Tito Schipa and Tamaki Miura are at the bridal couple's left.
69Many Attend Curci-Caccia Wedding
70As printed in last week's issue of the MUSICAL COURIER, Gennaro Mario Curci and Elvira Caccia were married on Wednesday afternoon, September 19, in St. Clair's Catholic Church, New York, by Father Grassi. Tito Schipa and Tamaki Miura were the witnesses and the church was crowded with friends of the bride and groom.
71The ceremony was an impressive one. Renata Flondino, a pupil of Mr. Curci's, sang the Cesar Franck Panus Angelicus and Maestro Bimboni at the organ. The bride was attended by Rossana Gatti (a cousin), Leonora Silverman, Baby Ferrughelli, Ally Mazzoli and little Miss Vincent, who acted as a page.
72Following the wedding a reception was held at Mr. Curci's studios, which was attended by many who had been unable to go to the church ceremony. Many handsome gifts and telegrams from all parts of the world were received. Among those present were: Mrs. and Miss Vincent, J. Laing, Miss Rubino, Mr. Fiaccarini, Miss Johnson, Mrs. P. J. White, Miss Sterling, Miss Mercer, Mr. and Mrs. D'Annunzio, the Gatti family, Mrs. Gatti Gaduzzi, Miss Barnett, Miss Callyo, Mr. and Mrs. Koebly, Mr. and Mrs. Musser, Mrs. Gambale, the Misses Ferrughelli, Miss Gill, Mr. and Mrs. de Gregorio, Mrs. Flandino, Mr. and Mrs. Fusco, the Ingrassia family, Mr. and Mrs. Silverman, Mr. and Mrs. T. Neal, Miss Vandell, Mr. and Mrs. Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. Mazzoli, the Zinniti family, Mr. and Mrs. Riadoff, Mr. Pignolone, the Zinniti family, Italian Vice-Consul Rochira, Mr. and Mrs. Dell' Orefica, Mr. Luzzaro, Mr. and Mrs. Roffi, Mr. and Mrs. Decrescenzo, Mr. D'Andrea, Miss Breckenridge, Mr. and Mrs. Sciraretti, Mrs. Fortune Gallo, Mr. and Mrs. Bonfiglio, Mr. and Mrs. Bimboni, Mr. and Mrs. Strucco, Mr. Ferrillo, Prof. Gastro and Mrs. Bayne and Mrs. Cironi.
74Cincinnati Conservatory Scholarships Awards
75The scholarship examinations, which were held at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music recently, brought out an exceptional amount of talent among young pianists, violinists, and especially among the vocalists. Three committees from the faculty met on three successive days to hear the candidates for the various departments. All of the committees were under the chairmanship of Dean Frederic Shailer Evans, of the faculty, and included prominent members of artist teachers of the different departments. The announcement of the winners has just been made by Bertha Baur, president and directress of the Conservatory, and the following is the list:
76Violin Department—Oramay Ballinger, of Cincinnati, and Gladys D. Fried, of Dover, Ohio (partial). Piano Department—Sam Morgenstern, of Cincinnati; May Estel Forbes, of Mt. Healthy, Ohio (partial); Genevieve Goodman, of Devils Lake, N. D. (partial); Saidee McAlister, of Tupelo, Miss. (partial). Vocal and Operatic Departments—Idella Banker, of Cincinnati; Marie Jones, of Cleveland, Ohio; Tecla Richert, of Cincinnati; LaVergne C. Sims, of Cincinnati; Howard F. Fuldner, of Cincinnati; Ray Milders, of Hamilton, Ohio; Paul Geo. Richman, of Tipton, Ind. (partial); Lillian Dent, of Montgomery, W. Va.
77The scholarships continue for the present year only. The winners have been assigned to leading members of the artist faculty in their respective departments.
79Enjoyable Program at Vineyard Haven, Mass.
80On Sunday evening, September 16, the following enjoyable program was given at Pauline Arnoux MacArthur's bungalow at Vineyard Haven, Mass.: Sonata in D minor, for cello and piano (B. Godard), played by Arthur Hadley and Mrs. MacArthur; cello solos, Entr'acte from Semper Virens (music written for the Bohemian Club Grove Play, recently produced in the California Red Woods), Danse Ancienne, song Colloque Sentimental, Mazurka (new), Henry Hadley; song, Your Smile, Pauline MacArthur, Arthur Hadley, and Henry Hadley (at the piano); Sonata in C minor (J. Je- main), Arthur Hadley and Mrs. MacArthur.
82Paul Reimers Back
83Paul Reimers, universally known as one of the foremost song interpreters of the day, sailed from London on the Aquitania, September 22, to return for a concert tour of America. Mr. Reimers' season abroad included several London recitals this past summer, and a tour of Southern Spain and Egypt. Several New York appearances are numbered among his engagements for the coming winter.
85SODER-HUECK
86EMINENT VOICE TRAINER AND COACH OF the following prominent singers: George Reimherr, Walter Mills, Marion Lovell, Ellie Marion Lovell, George Rothenmel, Elsie Lovell-Hankins, Hardgrave Kirkbride, Bernard Schram, etc. one of two readings
87EMINENT VOICE TRAINER AND COACH OF the following eminent singers: George Reimherr, Walter Mills, Marion Lovell, Ellie Marion Lovell, George Rothenmel, Elsie Lovell-Hankins, Hardgrave Kirkbride, Bernard Schram, etc. one of two readings
88Write for booklet and details
89METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
901425 Broadway, New York
91Phone: 4119 Penn. and 2634 Penn.
93MARIE SIDENIUS ZENDT
94New York Recital
95Aeolian Hall, Oct. 12
968:15 P. M.
97Richard Hageman at the Piano
98Management: Evelyn Hopper
99Aeolian Hall, New York
101Mgt. Universal Concert Bureau, Inc.
102World's Famous Contralto
103CAHIER
104Dr. Leopold Schmidt (Berliner Tageblatt)
105"Mme. Cahier, the Mahler interpreter par excellence."—(The above notice refers to the Austrian Music Festival, Berlin, Summer, 1923.)
106BALDWIN PIANO USED
10717 East 42d Street, New York City
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