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Indianapolis last week attempted to solve a problem existent in many an important U. S. city. Indianapolis has never had a flourishing symphony orchestra of its own, has subsisted on occasional visits from the Cleveland, Detroit and Cincinnati bands. Yet there are in Indianapolis many professional musicians out of work, a situation blamed chiefly on the invasion of "canned" theatre music...
Married. Frances Louise Heckscher. granddaughter of Charitarian August Heckscher, and Socialite Philip Hofer of Cincinnati; in Manhattan...
Ulen himself was a student at the University of Cincinnati and often competed in A. A. U. meets in the half and quarter mile races. He believes that an hour and a half is enough time to spend in the water a day and is giving his Harvard squad several weeks of calisthenics especially designed to strengthen and coordinate the muscles used in swimming before they take to the water...
...Lehmann, famed in Vienna; Emma Redell, a native of Baltimore trained in Europe; Maria Rajdl of Dresden. New Contraltos: Sonia Sharnova, a Chicagoan trained abroad; Jenny Tourel of Montreal. New tenors: Belgian Octave Dua already known in Chicago; Oscar Colcaire, naive of Lexington, Ky., onetime first violinist in the Cincinnati symphony; Paul Althouse, of Reading, Pa., for ten years with the Metropolitan; Frenchman Mario Laurence. New baritones: Jean Vieuille from the Paris Opera Comique, Rudolph Bockelmann from Hamburg, Hans Hermann Nissen from Munich, Eduard Habich from Berlin, Salvatore Baccaloni from Milan, John Charles Thomas. A new stage director, Dr. Otto...
...Dallas, fortnight ago, citizens went to the polls and voted to have a city manager instead of their picturesque Mayor J. Waddy ("Hot Dog") Tate. Thus on May 1 they will join Cleveland, Cincinnati, Rochester (N. Y.), and 392 managerized U. S. cities where at present there is no major civic scandal. Grinning Mayor Tate was famed for his vote-getting campaign stunt of free hotdogs, promises of free donkeyrides for children, free City Hall sitting for bums, free potted plants for funerals. Long had he fought the manager-movement, contending that under such a system the Plain People...