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...under the direction of Toscanini. In Munich, the usual Wagner & Mozart Festival takes place from July 23 to August 31 at the Prince Regent and Residence Theatres. Musical events in Vienna and lower Austria from June 2 to 16 include ballets and serenades by the Vienna Philharmonic under Franz Schalk and Clemens Krauss; a concert by a choir of 8,000 in front of the City Hall; operettas of Strauss, Suppé, and Offenbach; church concerts in Modling (near Vienna) featuring Beethoven's Missa Solemnis. The Salzburg Festival, August 4 to 30, calls in the assistance of the Vienna...
...honor of the 100th anniversary of the death of Franz Peter Schubert, the citizens of his birthplace, Vienna, arranged to hear his music. Herr Franz Schalk, conductor of the state opera, directed a splendid performance of the Symphony in C. In the public square, 40,000 people, completely silent in the late spring sunshine, gathered below the musicians to listen. President Michael Hainisch, with his hat off and his white hair blowing, made a speech...
...were received. After a careful investigation the six scholarships of the Club were awarded as follows to men who are now Freshmen in Harvard: W. C. Goodwin, of Marblehead High, David Guarnaccia, of Wakefield High, Willis G. Hazard, of Roxbury Latin, John F. Ryan, of Beverly High, Marshall Schalk, of Boston Latin, and L. R. Henrich, of Newton High...
...Boston Latin School; Newton Belmont Parker, Roxbury Latin School; Philip Hamilton Rhinelander, Kent; Joseph Robinson, Boston Latin School; Edward Rudin, Boston Latin School; David Clemens Sachs, Boston Latin School; James Henry Sachs, Middlesex; Nathan Maxwell Sachs, Boston Latin School; Daniel Monfried, Sandomire, New York University; Marion Sanford, Exeter; Marshall Schalk, Boston Latin School; Justus Julius Schifferes, St. Paul (Minn.) Academy...
Goodwin, Guarnaccia, and Ryan are graduates of their local high schools, while Hazard went to Roxbury Latin and Schalk to Boston Latin. Henrich, the winner of the Sumner Scholarship, prepared at Newton High School...