Word: reynaldo
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...London dressing rooms was described as ua corner of a dream." Through her salons moved such guests as Edward of Wales (who gave her his picture inscribed "To Gertrude?Edward P."); Manhattan Socialite Bertrand L. Taylor; Douglas Fairbanks Jr. (who gave her a 30-foot cabin cruiser); Peruvian Artist Reynaldo Luza; Adventure Writer Edgar Wallace; and her distinguished leading man, the late Sir Gerald du Maurier (who, despite his distinction, she describes as having been "just like an inky schoolboy with frogs in his pocket...
...short while before the Freiheitsender cut loose, Radio Paris, which the Nazis permitted the French to operate, was suddenly suppressed. Reason: the broadcast of a comic opera by Reynaldo Hahn which had as its finale the lines: "After the day of storm comes the summer sun. It is love that will give us back our liberty." Fairly screamed into the mikes of Radio Paris by an enthusiastic chorus, the lines gave the Nazis a nasty turn...
...have either suffered in translation or the good people of London and Paris, in their enthusiasm for glorifying Mozart, read a great deal into them. One or the other may explain why the play succeeded on the Continent while failing to stir the North American emotions. The music by Reynaldo Hahn is undistinguished...
...Group One: a.--Arioso (with 'cello), Deo Delibes b.--Triste Ritorno, Richard Barthelemy Donde Lieta from La Boheme, Puccini Miss Garden Give a Rouse, Bantock Now is the Month of Maying, Morley Cavalier Song, Stanford Glee Club Intermission Group Two: a.--Lever du Soleil, Camille Erlanger b.--The Swing, Reynaldo Hahn c.--My Ship and I, Reynaldo Hahn d.--Lullaby from Joselyn (with 'cello), Godard Air from "Louise", Charpentier Miss Garden Lady of the Lagoon, Bantock Serenade, Hayden Hallelujah, Amen, Handel Glee Club
Messrs. Smith and Thompson gave evidence of careful preparation in their numbers for two pianos. After the vigorous concerto movement by Back, Reynaldo Uahn's delicate pieces, "To Lull a Convalescent," afford a poignant indication as to the reaction of the war upon a sensitive Gaelic mind. Two songs by Verlaine F. Hinners '19 to texts by Vervain were sung by Dr. Davison with a romantic appreciation of their atmospheric contents, and with no slight interpretative skill. The piquant Terzetto by Dyorak, with its inimitable Scherzo was excellently played by Messrs. Gammons Baker and Hoffmann. Duets by Hershey and Brahms...