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...nineteenth century was that of the press; the twentieth century is that of the cinema," declared Dr. Luciano de Feo, Director of the International Educational Cinematography Institute of the League of Nations in a recent interview with the CRIMSON. Dr. de Feo is in the United States for a few weeks attempting to establish an "entente amicale" between his organization and the American film industry and visited Cambridge to inspect the Harvard Film Foundation...
...wait was not long, and in the midst of mourning an insignificant German princess became empress of all the Russias. Her mother-in-law, Marie Feo-dorovna, beloved of the people, was so steeped in sorrow that she paid very little attention to Alexandra; but the various grand duchesses took pains to make her difficult position yet more difficult with their resentful jealousies. Bashful, awkward, guileless, Alix, now Alexandra Feo-dorovna, disdained the gentle art of flummery, and was only took frank in her disapproval of Russian frivolity...
Ralph Errolle, American tenor, now singing with the De Feo Opera Company in its Atlanta season...
...interesting project is under way in Baltimore-the formation of a civic opera company. The De Feo Opera Company, a traveling organization which will play a stay in Baltimore in May, is to be utilized. This troupe, it is purposed, will give its regular series of operas, save that on one evening and one afternoon each week, while still using its orchestra and chorus, it will give the leading roles to Baltimore singers. Thus, a beginning in the way of Baltimore opera will be made, the project can be continued until a permanent city institution has been formed and visiting...