Word: stringing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...program, Mr. Whiting at the pianoforte will have a larger number of assistants than has been true of any of the previous concerts of the season. The program, consisting exclusively of selections of the works of Beethoven and Cesar Franck, will be rendered by Mr. Whiting and the Lenox string quartet, consisting of Mr. Sandor Harmati, first violin, Mr. Wolfe Wolfinsohn, second violin, Mr. Nicholas Moldavan, viola, and Mr. Emmeren Stoeber, violoncello...
Tonight's program follows: "Coriolanus", Overture Beethoven Symphony No. 4 in E-flat, Op. 48 Glazounov Concerto Grosso No. 5 in D-major for string quartet Handel Solo violins: R. Burgin, J. Theodorowicz. Solo viola: G. Fourel. Solo violoncello: J. Bedetti. Air of Leonora from "Le Tasse", Godard Aria "Ritorna Vincitor" from "Aida" Verdl Miss Jacchia. Spanish Rhapsody Ravel
...base, reported yesterday, so that at present with the exception of Captain George Owen Jr. '23, J. W. Hammond '25, and Lewis Gordon '24, all regulars are now working. With the close of the basketball season Gordon and A. W. Samborski '25, who should fill the place of second string catcher, will join the squad. It is not certain when Owen and Hammond will report. Two other members of last year's Freshman team who are showing up well are G. W. Burgess '25, a first-string centerfielder, and L. O. V. Mann '25, who should make a good substitute...
...group of none too promising candidates for the mound position O. S. Carter, a former Exeter man, appears to be the first choice with R. W. Puffer of Noble and Greenough as second best. M. A. Cheek, also an Exeter graduate, is at present the logical choice for first-string catcher. There is quantity of good material for first base and as yet no choice can be made. J. E. Knowlton from Middlesex will probably play second and H. I. Pratt from Groton will hold down third. J. C. McGlone, another Exeter man, has not reported...
...University hand has announced that it will install a string section of eight violins, two cellos, and two bass violins. Candidates for these positions should report, with their instruments, for trials tonight at 7.15 o'clock in Sanders Theatre. Men retained at these trials will play at all local concerts, and will also accompany the band on its Spring trip...