Evening star., 1925-07-26
NJ i S [ c.
By Helen Fetter.

the Italian foreign
sung largely by foreign singers
The newest effort made opera England nauguraed
with the production British in English in
London They Hugh the Drov and
works by Fool" and recently AT the
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odc from William Shakespeares Henry the Fouh Vcee
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that such OVERLAPPING OF traditional tunes
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when
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type.
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program vividly GODDARD
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life which soohes
decorously
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tuneunes which would deprive words but the bana their
Quter living of the
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bear iBow BlOY Thou Winter Wind Weep You No More Sad
unwarranb Charming and effective these there exist
the Just mentioned and to whom these others should appeal There
Over the Mountains and Oyer the Waves and OF Roger Cutters
mails there Rochester words
Change That Note and settings OF the four Ernest Dowson the
which they should
THERE musicians who have heard Henry Echhms