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...cannot fully enjoy grand opera without a certain amount of previous preparation, was emphatically declared by Professor Walter A. Spalding '87, of the Music Department, yesterday in commenting on the talk on "How to Listen Intelligently to Grand Opera", which will be given next Monday by Mr. Charles D. Isaacson...
...fact. To know the plot, the libretto, the national school by which the opera is produced, whether it be Italian, French, German, or Russian--these things make all the difference between passive enjoyment or keen active cooperation. So much emphasis is laid nowadays on intelligent appreciation. Mr. Isaacson's talk will offer a wonderful opportunity for all lovers of opera to get much more out of hearing it than would be the case without the previous knowledge and understanding upon which to base each performance...
Through the courtesy by Mr. L. H. Mudgett of the Boston Opera House and under the auspices of the Division of Music, on Monday evening, October 29, Mr. Charles D. Isaacson of New York, well-known lecturer and author, will give a lecture in the Paine Concert Hall of the Music Building on "How to Listen Intelligently to Grand Opera." The lecture will begin at 8.15 o'clock. It will be free, and open to the public. Seats will be reserved until 8 o'clock, however, for members of the University...
...Dead by Modern Science. This latter article deals largely with the bringing to life of a still-born child (one of twins) by an injection of adrenalin (TIME, March 3). The article is profusely illustrated with pictures of Daniel and Dorothy (the twins), Anita Grogan (their nurse), Mrs. Bertha Isaacson (their mother), Dr. Philip Mininberg (who brought Daniel to life) and of Editor Fielding himself...
Leed (C.) defeated Levinson (Y.); Bantlett (Y.) defeated Korkus (C.); Isaacson (C.) and Kunkel (Y.) drew; Banks (Y.) defeated Clapp (C.). Totals, Columbia, 1 1-2; Yale...