Word: malled
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...following will be the Pops program at 8.30 o'clock this evening in Symphony Hall. "On the Mall" marchGoldman "Poet and Peasant" overture Suppe Austrian Anthem Hydn Sixth Hungarian Dance Brahms "Espana" rhapsody Chabrier "In the Spring", Grieg Fourth Symphony finale Tchaikovsky "Fortune Teller" selection Herbert "Volga Boatmen's Song" Arr. by Jacchia "Panaderos" dance Glazounov
Official opener of New York City's summer outdoor concert season is that dapper, 53-year-old white-headed boy among U. S. bandmasters, Edwin Franko Goldman. Every summer his concerts take place during a ten-week season on alternate nights at Central Park Mall...
...Daniel Guggenheim Fund for Aeronautics, $500.000 for Airship Institute at Akron, the same for a department of aeronautics at New York University, $908,000 to other universities for aviation. Chief other philanthropy (with his brother Murry): the free concerts of Edwin Franko Goldman's band at the Mall in Central Park, Manhattan, and their radio broadcast costs...
Died. Sir Aston Webb*, 81, one of the only two architects ever elected president of the British Royal Academy; after long illness, in London. He designed many of London's greatest public buildings: the Admiralty Arch at the east end of the Mall, the Royal College of Science, the new front of Buckingham Palace...
...Welch Rabbits," a cartoon in a Yale classbook, depicted Dr. Welch as a magician. From a silk hat he was drawing rabbits, labeled with names of his students. Some of the rabbits' names: Joseph Colt Bloodgood, Simon Flexner, Franklin P. Mall, William Sydney Thayer, Lewellys Barker, Eugene Lindsay Opie, George Blumer, Walter Reed, James Carroll...