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Scan 94
The Musical blue book of America, 1915
32 lines. Read by computer on 22 September 2026. Printed page 56. See the scan on archive.org.
1LEWIS INSTITUTE CHORUS
2(500 Mixed Voices)
3GEORGE LEE TENNEY, Musical Director
4269 N. Ashland Avenue, River Forest, Ill.
6R. S. WORTHINGTON, Lewis Institute…………………………………………..President
7A. CADIGAN, Lewis Institute…………………………………………………….Secretary and Treasurer
9IRVING PARK ORCHESTRA ASSOCIATION
10GEORGE DASCH, Conductor
114053 Warwick Avenue
13BENSON LANDON, 3812 N. Kedvale Avenue………………………………….President
14OLIVER L. WATSON, 3832 N. Keeler Avenue……………………………….Vice-President
15OSCAR M. SWENKERUD, 4243 N. Keystone Avenue……………………………Secretary and Treasurer
17ADLER, MISS LOIS, concert pianist; teacher of piano; soloist with Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, American Symphony Orchestra; studio, Fine Arts Building; Res. 1364 E. Forty-seventh Place.
19ALBERT TEACHERS' AGENCY, music department in charge of Paul Albert; supplies teachers of music for schools and colleges; firm established 32 years, office Kimball Building; branches: 437 Fifth Avenue, New York; Denver, Colo.; Spokane, Wash.
21AMBROSIUS, ROBERT, solo violoncellist; teacher of 'cello; coaching in ensemble or solo work for pianists, violinists and vocalists; member Chicago Symphony Orchestra; studio, American Conservatory, Kimball Hall; residence-studio, 1318 Rosedale Avenue.
23ANDERSEN, ARTHUR OLAF, teacher of theory, American Conservatory; composer suite for large orchestra, "The Brook" (mixed voices), "Children's Cycle of Songs," other songs; Mrs. Arthur Olaf Andersen (Mary Storrs); Res. 5323 Greenwood Avenue.
25ARIMONDI, VITTORIO, coach for opera and dramatic acting; leading basso Chicago Grand Opera Company; has been member Royal Opera, Covent Garden (London), La Scala (Milan), San Carlo (Naples), Imperial Theatre (Petrograd), and other companies; principal roles: Mephisto, Marcel (Les Huguenots), Don Basilius, Cardinal Brogni, General Garrido, Philip II, Lothario, and others; studio, Kimball Hall.
27ARIMONDI, MRS. VITTORIO, mezzo-soprano; teacher of singing (Italian method of voice placing); coach for opera, concert and stage; studio, Kimball Hall.
29ARMITAGE, MISS M. TERESA, teacher of singing; leader of community singing; editor "Laurel Songs for Girls," "Junior Laurel Songs," and "The Laurel Unison Book"; studio, 625-626 Lyon and Healy Building; Res. 2972 Prairie Avenue.
31ARNOLD, FRANCIS M., pianist; teacher of piano, National Kindergarten College; lecturer Columbia College of Expression and Chicago Normal School of Physical Education; author "Child Life in Music" and "Collection of Rythms for the Kindergarten"; studio, 817-19 Kimball Hall; Res. 927 E. Fortieth Street.
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