The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-04-20
Mrs. Blanche Dingley. Mathews, Chair.

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Victor Neuhaus, Publisher, Chairman,
Publicity Committee.
Mrs. John c. Oaks, President, Moth
ers' Congress and Parent-Teachers'
Association.
H o. Parks, President Denver Musical
Protective Association.
Mrs. Celia Smith Phipps, Tuesday
Musical Club, Chairman Of "All
Nations Night"
Frank e. Ricxetson, Manager Princess
Theatre.
Col. r. ]. Reaney, Commandant Fort
Logan.
Henry E. Sachs, Municipal Bandmas-
ter, Chairman, Advisory Committee.
Godfrey Schirmer, President Ameri-
can Bank and Trust Co., Treasurer,
Denver Music Week Committee.
Edwin J. Stringham, Music Critic,
Member, Publicity Committee.
Chas. 8. Wells, President Chas. r.
Wells Music Co.
William Alfred White, Supervisor Of
Music, Denver Public Schools, Di-
rector of School Participation.
John c. Wilcox, Municipal Chorister,
Director of Opera Martha"
F. H. Talbot-Director.
"Let Music Swell The Breeze"
And its notes be waited from the
hills to the four corners Of the world
that the people Of those four corners
may see Denver in the light Of refine
Inent and culture-as a foremost
musical center of the universe. That's
the idea back Of Denver Music Week
which is to be held May 18th to 10TH
Mr.. and Mrs. City O. Denver, thru
their Community Service Bureau, evil
IDENTIFY are planning to put the May
Festival over in great shape, for prep
arations are being made by Denver
Schools. churches, business houses,
men and women's clubs and city mu-
steal organizations for their parts in
the weeks program which will give to
the citizens OF Denver n series of re-
citals, operas, and entertainments,
free Of any admission.
Every band organization In Denver
will at various times in afternoon and
evening during the week, give concerts
on the streets, at the Civic Center,
and Auditorium. Two thousand school
children are being rehearsed by Will
liam Alfred White, supervisor of
Music in Denver schools, for con-
cert in the Auditorium.
One evening of the week will be de-
voted to Affiliations Night, when the
representative native music Of the
racial units comprising Denver's pop
ulation will be presented by various
native groups. Native costumes of the
homeland will add beauty and color
to the entertainment.
Every artist in the city, realizing the
possibilities of art development as an
outgrowth Of the festival, are con-
tributing their services free in con-
centrated effort to make Denver
Music Week success.
As evidence of the interest that is
being created elsewhere, are the
many inquiries coming in from all
parts of the United States and Can
ada, since the initial announcement of
the festival, all seeking more infor-
nation.
The thousands Of tourists, who will
come from all parts Of the country
to visit Denver and Colorado this sum-
mer will carry back home with them,
stories Of Denver's musical acdbm-
plishments and entertainment, for it
is planned to make the music festival
n permanent and continuous institu-
ton turnout the season.
Realizing the value of musical pres
tige that the city will gain, and the
betterment to community welfare, Mr..
and Mrs. City o Denver truly are
giving a Thought to Music"
One of the first programs of intro
pretative dancing to be given during
Denver's Music Week is that Of Mile.
DONNA Murini, formerly Of the In
perial Russian Ballet, whose pupils are
rehearsing the beautiful ballet staged
in the city auditorium.
1t is a combination of Egyptian
and Grecian dancing, and Is especial
ly beautiful in coloring, costume and
effect. Eighteen Of Mile Marini's pu-
pills will take part.
1t was in this particular dance that
Mile. Marini made her debut ut the
Imperial theatre st. Petersburg, Rus
STA, under Pavolwa and Mordkin. The
Ballet is said to have been dance
Of jubilation INDUCED in by Grecian
Dancing teachers and private acade.
mics in the city are arranging pro-
grams for the evening to be devoted
to dancing.