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Musical Courier 1928-08-09: Vol 97 Iss 6, 1928
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1MUSICAL COURIER
3J. C. VAN HULSTEYN,
4violinist, who is the authorized representative in America of the Ecole Normale de Musique in Paris. He will sail for France on August 1, returning about September 15 to resume his activities as a member of the faculty of the Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore. Mr. Van Hulsteyn recently gave a recital at the Conservatory, playing Ciaccona (Vitali), Romance (Svendsen), Bonheur du Foyer (de Pawe) and the second movement from Vieuxtemps' fourth concerto.
6CHARLOTTE BABCOCK,
7(left), well known concert manager of New York, photographed at Silver Beach-on-the-Sound, Throggs Neck, N. Y.
9CLARK BATES,
10four-year-old son of Mrs. H. Roswell Bates, and pupil of Effa Ellis Perfield, sings the policeman's song to Patrolman A. Rasch, traffic policeman at 65th Street and Fifth Avenue. Clark sings very well, and enjoys singing The Policeman Dressed in Blue. He says he loves his visits to the park, where he can watch the birds and hear their songs, but he thinks it is queer the quail sings "Bob White" when he is brown. Clark and his mother sailed for Europe recently.
12FEDERICO DEL CUPOLO,
13Italian conductor, who is coming to America to conduct performances of the Pennsylvania Grand Opera Company during the 1928-29 season.
15JOSEF LHEVINNE
16on a Wisconsin farm. Mr. Lhevinne will leave on September 1 for a European concert tour. His engagements will include appearances in London, Paris, Berlin, Vienna, Budapest, Bucharest, Amsterdam and other music centers. Mr. Lhevinne will return January 1, 1929, for his annual American tour.
18ROSA RAISA,
19and Mary Fabian at Trentino, Italy. Miss Fabian was formerly a member of the Chicago Civic Opera Company.
21ROSA PONSELLE,
22Metropolitan Opera prima donna, trying a new exercise which is supposed to help the trick of making one even more sylph-like. What won't a lady do now-a-days to reach and keep the perfect "36"?
24GEORGE CASTELLE,
25vocal teacher of Baltimore, snapped with a group of friends and pupils at his summer home at Edgewater Camp, N. Y. Standing (left to right) are Alfredo Gandolfi, former baritone of the Chicago Civic Opera Company; Virginia Castelle, pianist and accompanist, and Mr. Castelle. Seated, Hilda Burke, artist-pupil of Mr. Castelle, who is preparing her roles for appearance with the Chicago Civic Opera Company in the fall; Mary Bokke, and Elizabeth Harriss, also pupils of Mr. Castelle.
27BENNO MOISEIWITSCH
28at the Geysers of Rotarua, New Zealand, where you catch trout in a cold stream and drop them in a hot spring within five feet for the cooking. The Moiseiwitsch party includes his manager (to his left) his valet, Carlo, and the guide, Ranghi.
30PAUL ALTHOUSE,
31on board the S. S. America with the well known Captain Fried. Mr. Althouse is at present in Germany, where he is visiting the various festivals, but will sail for New York about August 15.
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