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Musical Courier 1927-11-10: Vol 95 Iss 19, 1927
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1AMELITA GALLI-CURCI,
2coloratura soprano, photographed beside her private car provided by the Canadian Pacific Railway for her recent tour to Montreal and Ottawa, where her concerts were received with the usual acclaim and success.
4FRANCES NASH,
5who returned to America on the Majestic on October 11, after spending the summer in Brussels and Holland, where her husband, Major E. M. Watson, U. S. A., is military attaché to the Belgian and Dutch embassies. The pianist began her fall tour with a New York recital at the Town Hall on October 25. (Photo by Nikolas Muray.)
7T. CARL WHITMER,
8from a drawing by Helen C. Whitmer. A recital of original compositions by Mr. Whitmer was given on November 7 in the Carnegie Music Hall, Pittsburgh, Pa., under the auspices of the Musicians' Club of Pittsburgh. Those taking part in the concert were: Martha Eaton Brickman, dramatic soprano; Mary Jane Paul, reader; Alta Shultz, contralto; Norval Brelos, tenor; Harvey B. Gaul, conductor; James Philip Johnston, F. A. G. O., organist; Chester Sterling, bass; Gaylord Yost, violinist; Mr. Whitmer, pianist, and the Chamber of Commerce Chorus, of which Aneurin Bodycombe is pianist.
10THE SITTIG TRIO
11photographed recently at Lake Mohonk just after the opening of its season, on October 13, at New Paltz, N. Y. On October 18 the trio played for the third time for the Woman's Club of Staten Island. The New Paltz appearance was the second return engagement of the trio.
13RUTH KEMPER,
14with Capt. Herne, the English Skywriter, and officers of aviation field at Frankfort-on-Main, where she had her first trip in the air. She is now at Knocke-sur-mer, Belgium, and is working hard on programs for this and the coming season.
16MARY WILDERMANN.
17After a delightful trip to Europe, Mary Wildermann is pictured here being greeted by (left to right) Signor Luilo Gasparino of the vocal department of the Wildermann Institute, and her mother, Elizabeth Wildermann. She visited her old home in Vienna, and also travelled to Munich, Innsbruck, Lucerne, Paris and London. Enrollments at both Steinway Hall, New York, and at St. George, S. I., are heavy this season. A series of musicales will soon begin at the Steinway Hall studios.
19AT THE VILLA BAKLANOFF.
20Dr. Daniel Sullivan (center), New York vocal teacher; Georges Baklanoff (right), and a friend, at the villa of the noted singer in Bruchmuhle, Germany, where Dr. Sullivan spent the summer coaching the Russian baritone.
22ANTON BILOTTI
23pianist, who appeared on October 16 in Vienna at the opening concert of the season with the famous Tonkünstler orchestra. As usual he achieved a great success. Mr. Bilotti will also appear in Switzerland in February.
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