Word: guitar
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Banjo Club, which has greatly increased in size this year, will start the musical entertainment rendering "American Patrol' by Meacham and "Cliquot" by Resuer. This will be followed by a guitar quarter, and by a burlesque called "The Gay Nineties." The Gold Coast Orchestra will then render two popular pieces and a Russian song arranged by Pollack. This band will also furnish the music for the dancing after wants. Ellery Sedgwick '32 will then give an exhibition of magic. All unusually large group of maudolin players will then give excerpts from Sullivan's operatic music. "The Volga Boatmen," and "Dark...
...Liberty?Male pianist. Sings. Double on uke and tenor guitar. Prefers speakeasy...
...dance will start promptly at 10 o'clock, with music furnished by the North Shore Ramblers. During the supper intermission, Edward Yeomans, Jr. '33 and F. S. Holmes '31 will entertain with a program of accordion and guitar selections. Tickets for the dance, which is open only to members of Dunster House and their guests, cost $4 for stags and $5 for couples...
...share of the Wendel estate. Buxom, 46-year-old Mrs. Hayward keeps house for a 76-year-old retired detective, Capt. Theodore Lawton, on his ramshackle farm at Wickford, R. I. She roves about the country with her two children during the summer, playing her mandolin, banjo and guitar at fairs and carnivals. She has a paper purporting to be the marriage certificate of the late John Gottlieb Wendel II, and one Hannah S. Holt, of Chelsea, Vt., dated 1855 (Mr. Wendel II, supposed never to have married, died in 1914). Mrs. Hayward claims to be the daughter of Bertha...
...second a five-movement symphony, in the third a series of inventions. Like Schönberg he used the combination of song and speech which the Germans call sprechstimme. But behind his strict design and his many novel effects (in one scene he introduces an accordion, harmonica and guitar), there is the same savage pity that Büchner had for his soldier. One European critic has called Wozzeck the greatest opera since Pellèas et Mèlisande. Stokowski must also be impressed, for his avidity for perfection appears to be even greater than usual. He is using...