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Musical Courier 1928-09-06: Vol 97 Iss 10, 1928
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1A CHANCE MEETING.
2of two American singers, Jencie Callaway-John and Oskenton on the Adriatic. Both have been coaching this summer in Cattolica, Italy, with Caronna. Mme. John returns to New York in the fall.
4TWO FAMOUS JOHNS,
5one a baritone, the rest of whose name is Charles Thomas, and the other bearing the family name of McCormack, photographed at Vichy, France.
7OSCAR WAGNER,
8(assistant to Ernest Hutcheson at the Juilliard Graduate School) and his ten-year-old pupil, Sarah Entzminger, enjoying a lazy afternoon between piano lessons at Chautauqua, N. Y. Sarah already has made several successful appearances in recital.
10TENNIS ENTHUSIASTS.
11Basil Rathbone, well known actor, and Victor Wittgenstein, pianist, enjoying a game at Upper Saranac. Mr. Wittgenstein will commence a Canadian tour in November.
13A FROLIC ON THE BEACH.
14Dr. G. De Koos, the well known European impresario, and his wife, Judith Bokor, the cellist (both in the center), with some friends enjoying a little swim. Mme. Bokor appeared on July 25 with marked success as soloist at the Kurhaus at Scheveningen, under the direction of Prof. Schneevoigt.
16LISA ROMA,
17well known American soprano, photographed on the Steel Pier following her recent appearance in Atlantic City.
19ROSA LOW,
20who is spending part of the summer coaching with Roberto Moranzoni at Antibes. Before returning to the United States, she will visit Roumania and perhaps sing a concert for Queen Marie.
22N. LINDSAY NORDEN,
23conductor, composer, organist and choir director, photographed with his petite and charming daughter, Grace Elsie Norden, while on vacation at Osterville, Mass.
25CARLOS SALZEDO
26(in the center) and a group of harp masters and students of the harp. The photograph shows from left to right: Irene Cummings (Oneida, N. Y.); Edna Phillips (Reading, Pa.); Mildred Laube (Buffalo, N. Y.); Ann Mathetes (Indianapolis, Ind.); Eleanor Shaffner, director of the harp department of Salem College (Winston-Salem, N. C.); Carlos Salzedo; Grace Weymer, director of the harp department of the College of Fine Arts, Syracuse University; Mary Griffiths (Detroit, Mich.); Emily Hepler (Ventnor, N. J.); Jacqueline Stevens (Greenwich, Conn.); Casper Redmond, first solo harpist with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and director of the harp department of the Cincinnati Conservatory. The picture was taken at Seal Harbor, Me., which for the past eleven years has been one of the centers in this country for harpists to spend their summer vacations.
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