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...play, but a review would would not be just that did not take notice of the two points in which it falls below its own standard. There is a lack of humor to liven the interludes between specialties, and it is to be regretted that, with so much talent to supply it, there is no original music from opening to final chorus. But on the whole, "Satni" as one of the best amateur performances which Boston has seen in years, would furnish a delightful afternoon's entertainment to the most misogymic undergraduate...
...handicapped. At the meeting this afternoon, the nature of the work required will be fully explained, and questions answered concerning details. Men interested in art will find in the three separate settings of the play, the action of which is laid in modern Spain, an unusual opportunity for artistic talent...
...generally conceded to be the best in the country. Now, no one would make such a claim for it." Let me quote Mr. Philip Hale (Boston Herald; October 11, 1919) "Nor was the hearty applause merely by way of compliment, it was spontaneous, a willing tribute to the indisputable talent of the leader and to the equally indisputable proficiency of the superb, unrivalled orchestra.." Also Mr. Richard Aldrich (New York Times, February 6, 1920) "Mr. Monteux's admirable musicianship and technical mastery were shown in his reading and performance of the difficult and abstruse symphony. The orchestra acquitted itself with...
...which will form the central feature of the celebration of the tercentenary of the landing of the Pilgrims at Plymouth. Work on the pageant, which is to visualize the Pilgrim story, has already begun. Professor Baker is planning to enlist the co-operation of the foremost literary and musical talent in America, and to embody in his work lyrics and musical gems by the most notable writers and composers...
...Turks," a thrilling narrative of war-time adventures as told by Captain Francis Yates-Brown and published by the Macmillan Company. Captain Yates-Brown relates the story of his three years' imprisonment at the hands of the "terrible Turk" with a vigor which Mr. Wister finds indicative of further talent...