Word: folke
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Wednesday Evening May 23 *March, E1 Captain" Sousa *Overture to "Orpheus" Offenbach *Reve Angelique Rubenstein *Baechanale from "Samson and Delish" Saint Seems *"Giris of Baden," Waltz Komzak *The lost chord Trumpet sole: Georges Mager Sullivan *Ouverture Solennelle "1312" Tchaikorsky *"Mille Modiste," Selection Herbert "Dubinushka," Russian Folk song Arranged by Jacchia March, "There's only One Vienna" Schrammel...
...permit, the Glee Club will present its first Yard concert of the year on the Widener steps this evening at 7 o'clock. The program is as follows: Ye watchers, Ye Holy Ones xvii Century German Song Drake's Drums Allegri Choruses from the Gondoliers Sullivan The Pedlar Russian Folk Song When His Loud Voice Handel College Songs...
...Francisco Opera. But spring would find them visiting a dozen smaller U. S. communities which year after year hold worthy local festivals. Already this spring Harrisburg, Pa., has had its annual Mozart concerts. Charlottesville was host to the Virginia State Choral Society. St. Louis concentrated on folk songs and sea chanteys. Rochester gave a hearing to contemporary native composers. Rich programs have been given at Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa, and at Cornell University in Ithaca, N. Y. Last week the spring's proudest festivals were given in Bethlehem, Pa., and in Ann Arbor, Mich.- In Bethlehem...
...program of the concert will be as follows: Harvard Hymn Paine Shoot, False Love Morley Bonnie Dundee Scottish Folk song Dir, Seele des Weitalls, from Cantate for the Freemasons Mozart Choruses from the Gondoliers Sullivan College songs...
...think we represent intelligence and common sense!" The common cup was discussed last week at a convocation in the National Cathedral in Washington. Cried Canon A. B. Rudd of Rockville, Md.: "Nobody will be infected by the blood of Our Lord!" Such a belief, though held by many pious folk, has no basis in church law or theology. In the Middle Ages communion was rarely received by Catholic laymen. Since 1414 it has been given "in one specie" only (the consecrated wafer), not for reasons of hygiene but because there was danger of sacrilegiously spilling the blessed wine...