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...dates on the trip which have yet to be filled. The remaining engagements are at Wellesley on February 28, at the Intercollegiates in New York on March 1, and at Smith on April 26. In addition to these trips the club in connection with the Boston Symphony Orchestra will render Beethoven's Ninth Symphony at Symphony Hall on March 30. When the schedule is completed it will include approximately eight more concerts...
...exquisite. It is the purpose of the Society to demonstrate that the mandolin, far from being necessarily only a toy, is a serious, dignified and important instrument, one well fitted to satisfy the highest artistic demands of music. The Society has a band of one hundred expert players, who render in grandiose style arrangements of the compositions of the great composers. Listeners at the Berlin concert commented admiringly on the great, noble tone of the bass mandolins-almost organlike in richness-which moved in stately measures beneath the delicate, tintillating lacework of the smaller instruments...
...irreconcilable as ever. The chief burden of his speech was that entry into the World Court would be unwise and entry into the League of Nations unwise. Said he : " There's just one course to pursue, just one way to play our proud part, just one method to render real service . . . standing upon our own shores, remain the master of our destiny, the captain of our soul...
...Purple Highway. Madge Kennedy was meant for greater things. She struggles to render convincing the story of a poor little girl who, rushing into a musical comedy lead, wins fame and a husband. Struggling manfully at her side are Pedro de Cordoba and Monte Blue. But it's no go. The plot is too much for the three of them...
...America, "after more than five years of unremitting labor and the most painstaking research"-are about to publish First Families of America - the Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy. To those who are interested in genealogy (and to those who are not) this book will undoubtedly render a great service. If it cannot tell people where they are going, at least it will tell where they came from. It will be the best possible hand book for all mothers with marriageable children. It will be a useful guide to merchants in granting credit-for obviously there should be a difference...