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Scan 321
San Francisco blue book, 1918
30 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026, twice; the two readings disagreed in places. Printed page 307. See the scan on archive.org.
1The School is located most advantageously within a block of the junction of the Piedmont and College-avenue lines (to Berkeley), and within four minutes' ride to the Key Route for San Francisco. Besides the attractive teaching and practice rooms, is the Audience room, accommodating two hundred and twenty-five, where the frequent Concerts are given to parents and friends. Two years ago a second building on Richmond Boulevard was added to the equipment, for the special use of primary classes.
3The Jenkins School of Music
446 Randwick Avenue, Oakland one of two readings
546 RANDWICK AVENUE, OAKLAND one of two readings
7BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS
9The school year opens the first Monday in August and closes the first of June. Departments—Advanced, Primary and Grammar Grades.
11Pianoforte—Albert Elkus; Violin—Samuel Savannah; 'Cello—Dr. Arthur Weiss, Arthur Black; Flute—Louis Newbauer; Clarinet—William Klein, and Voice—Percy A. R. Dow.
13Theory and Harmony; Melody Writing and Original Composition; History; Cultivation of Memory.
15Training Classes for Music Teachers and the Children's Classes (from five years of age upwards) under Miss Jenkins' personal supervision.
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18New classes formed throughout the year.
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21Write or telephone for appointment to the Secretary, Miss Mary T. Ferguson.
23MISS
24CORA W.
25JENKINS,
26Director
28TELEPHONE
29PIEDMONT 2993
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