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Scan 108
The Musical blue book of America, 1915
30 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026. Printed page 70. See the scan on archive.org.
1KURTZ, GEORGE RALF, pianist; teacher of piano and theory; organist First Presbyterian Church (Englewood), and Englewood Sunday Evening Club; studio, 300 Fine Arts Building; Res. 4609 Dover Street.
3LA BERGE, CHARLES S., concert baritone; teacher of singing American Conservatory, Kimball Hall; soloist Third Church of Christ Scientist; Res. 318 S. Hamlin Avenue.
5LAGOURGUE, CHARLES, conductor, composer, concert-clarinettist; director of "La Chorale Francaise de Chicago"; teacher of solfege, harmony, counterpoint, voice, clarinet; studio, 716 Fine Arts Building.
7LAMB, MISS WINIFRED, concert pianist; management Harry Culbertson, The Renaissance, 1415 Hyde Park Boulevard; teacher of piano, Columbia School of Music, 509 S. Wabash Avenue; Res. 39 E. Division Street.
9LAMPERT, CALVIN F., teacher of piano; studio, Kimball Hall; Res. 4710 N. Racine Avenue.
11LANGER, ORA PADGET (Mrs. Charles H. Langer), concert contralto; teacher of singing Lyceum Arts Conservatory; studio, 600 Lyon and Healy Building; Res. 1369 E. Fifty-second Street.
13LAPHAM, MISS AGNES, concert pianist; teacher of piano; studio, Fine Arts Building; Res. 6042 Kenwood Avenue.
15LARGE, MISS JOSEPHINE, pianist; teacher of piano, harmony and choral music; director piano department University School for Girls; studio, 1106 Lake Shore Drive; Res. Hull House Apartments.
17LASH, DE WITT DURGIN, tenor; musical director Buena Memorial Presbyterian Church and McCormick Theological Seminary; president and conductor the Windsor Park Choral Union; composer of a number of songs and choruses; director of the Lash Studio, 420 Fine Arts Building.
19LATCHAW, GUY C., concert baritone; teacher of singing; head of vocal department Moody and Bible Institute, 831 N. La Salle Street; Mrs. Guy C. Latchaw (Lillian Egly), soprano; Res. 1706 N. La Salle Street.
21LAWRENCE, HELEN B., pianist; teacher of piano Columbia School of Music; Res. 2926 Pine Grove Avenue.
23LEACH, ROWLAND, violinist; teacher of violin, harmony and composition, normal training; composer overture in G minor, Idyll for orchestra, concerto for violin, "Maximus" for baritone and orchestra; address, Bush Conservatory, 839 N. Dearborn Street.
25LEHMANN, ALEXANDER, teacher of violin; president American Guild of Violinists; Mrs. Alexander Lehmann (Alice Armstrong); residence-studio, 4630 Prairie Avenue.
27LENOX, LUCIE ROBERTS (Mrs. John Powell Lenox), concert soprano; teacher of singing; studio, 519 Fine Arts Building; residence-studio, 1019 Superior Street, Oak Park, Ill.
29LENSKA, AUGUSTA, dramatic contralto in grand opera and concert; formerly with Municipal Opera, Gratz, Austria, Opera Royale de La Monnaie, Brussels, Century Opera Company, New York; principal roles: Ortrud, Fides, Amneris, Dalila, Carmen, Nancy; management Redpath Lyceum Bureau, Kimball Building.
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