davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-02-17
Menuhin Recital TODAY

Charles Thomas, American baritone Of
the Metropolitan Opera, as the fourth
attraction of Mrs. Dorsey's second
Sunday afternoon recital series at that
auditorium, has been Cancelled owing
to the protracted illness Of this singer.
Advices received from Thomas man.
agement late in the past week were to
the effect that Thomas has only re-
Gently been discharged from the Sac
ramento, Calf, hospital, which he
entered on January Is. His physician
has counseled a complete rest. except
for an occasional radio appearance.
AS result, Mr.. Thomas is now re-
cuperating in Southern California,
where he will give a few concerts late
this month. From there he will go to
Florida, but In view OF the fact that
he could not appear in Washington
before late April, Mrs. Dorsey felt i'm
PEELED to cancel the performance en-
tirely.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
yEHUDI MENUHIN, youthful
i genius of the violin, who ap-
peared here last season as
l soloist with the Philadelphia

OltAANoVkd VIVA AObAO"SAA
conducting, will give his first full
length recital in more than four years
at Constitution Hall this afternoon, as
sisted by Marcel Gazelle at the piano
Menuhin will open his program with
the Mozart Third Concerto, in G
Major" with cadenzas by Sam Franko
dedicated to Yehudi Menuhin, which
this young virtuoso played at Carnegie
Hall January %, on the occasion Of his
18th birthday. 1t was this number
which gave rise to an adverse criticism
Of Yehudi's method and style by one
Of New York's outstanding critics,
which was retracted the next day by
the same critic, who admitted that the
violinist had gone to original sources
for his music.
Another outstanding number on
Menuhin's program today will be
Bruch's Concerto in G Minor, Opus
26," while after the intermission, he
will offer Corellis LA Folia." the
Handel-F1es Prayer" (from the ''Te
DeumO, Sarasate's Caprice Basque"
and the same composers 'Habanera." I"
the Korsakov- Hartmann Flight Of the
Bundle Bee" the Debussy- Hartmann
La File aux cheveux de lin" and Baz-
zini's La Ronde des Lutins."
Today's recital will mark Menuhin's
last appearance here until 1887 at the
earliest He Is now making a tour Of
the United States that will continue
until April, when he will sail for a
nf
Australia, South Africa and Europe.
When he returns again to the United
States Yehuli Menuhin and his fam
lily will 60 to their newly-acquired
ranch in California for a year of rest.
r X r +
A ANNOUNCEMENT is made by Dor
= othy Hodgkin Dorsey that the
song recital scheduled for Sunday,
March 8, at Constitution Hall by John
Evening star., 1935-02-17
Harpis. to Give Program.

I OVERS Of harp music will be af-
- forded an opportunity of hearing
Nine. Edythe Marmion Brosius in a
carefully-selected program of varied
music which Is being presented at a
musicale to be given on Tuesday aft
ernoon, February 26, at 4 o'clock at
the home Of Mrs. Joseph Letter on
Dupont Circle.
The concert is being sponsored by
the Georgetown Convent Alumnae As
sociation. since Nine. BrosiuS received
her first musical training at the
Georgetown Visitation Convent and
was subsequently graduated from that
institution. The proceeds from the
musicale will be devoted to the build
ing fund of the alumnae association.
Evening star., 1935-02-17

In recently Sent-Out DrocnureS, ne
asks the cooperation and advice of
music groups throughout the country
and offers suggestions of courses to be
given their consideration. AS regards
music, although general education in
other branches will also be under
taken, he suggests lecture and discus
sion meetings of an organization,
listening groups under the guidance of
an instructed director and musical
programs which will be made more
comprehensive by advance analysis
sent out by the institute.
While the primary object is to stim-
ulate interest in radio programs, the
aim of the institute is also to help
cultivate the musical appreciation of
the audience so that a corresponding
betterment can be made in the type of
program presented. Explanatory book
lets on the programs to be given will
be sent out to the public, the articles
Of which, as also a series Of talks that
will be prepared, are designed to per-
init group discussion on the subject,
and consequently gain in under
standing of the programs themselves.
Ill &c CctllCIS, lIlSlI UCllOLl
In music and musical appreciation is
now part of nearly every school cur
riculum or club activity. But in small
er towns and outlying districts, the
musical education of individuals or
groups is not always in the hands of
sufficiently educated or cultured mu-
sicianS. The constant contact with the
highest in musical art which the
concerts of world-famous artists pro-
vide the city dweller is bound to in
crease artistic perceptions besides act
ing as a continual stimulant to the
seeking of more knowledge In smaller
communities students or music lovers
are dependent upon the extent and
type of the education the local mu-
sicians have received and which often
has not been extended beyond their
own student studies. The plan of the
institute will surely come as a great
boon to these people, many of whose
sole contact with the great world
comes through the radio.
Letters already sent in to the in
stitute prove the appreciation of the
plan. One correspondent writes of
the great significance of the radio
to the students in remote sections
They have available cultural resources
Of the finest type which were formerly
only available to the privileged" An
other writes that she has 1850 women
In 20 community groups who are tax
Ing course in home management. I
should appreciate it very much If
these women can be provided with
brochures giving advanced information
Of worthwhile music programs"
From Southern State comes the
following: Our work is with groups of
rural women, and I believe that some
OF your material can be used to good
advantage. A radio chairman would
Evening star., 1935-02-17
Segovia Coming.
4 NDRES SEGOVIA, the worlds

- greatest guitar virtuoso, will
give a recital Wednesday evening,
February 81, at the willard Hotel,
under the auspices of the Societe
des Concerts Intimes, now In its
twelfth year of existence
Mr.. Segovia played TO six sold
out New York recitals on his first
visit to America. He filled SO
concert dates in five weeks and
was re-engaged to fill 40 dates
the following year. His first ap-
pearance in America this year
was yesterday at Town Hall, New
York.
Tickets will be placed on sale
tomorrow at Mrs. Dorsey's Bu-
reau, in Droop's, 1900 G street
northwest; the willard Hotel
Ticket Agency or can be obtained
by mail from Societe des Con-
certs Intimes. Elena de Sayn, di-
rector, 1705 K street.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
Pianist Remains IN West.

VICTORINE BOUILLON, local pian-
ist, who, with her mother, was ex-
pectsd back in Washington after a
six-month visit in Seattle, will prob
ably not return East. due to the re-
cent death Of her father. A. v. Bouil-
Ion, who passed away in Seattle after
being called there recently on account
of the serious illness of his wife.
Miss Bouillon is member of the
Friday Morning Music Club and will
be remembered on many recitals of
the Washington Musical Institute and
other programs of this city.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
Violinist at Howard u.

THE Artists Recital Series Commit
tee Of Howard University announces
for the fourth concert in the series
Gertrude Martin, violinist, of New York
City, whose appearance here is sched-
uled Tor Tuesday evening, February 26,
at $3.50, in the Rankin Memorial
Chapel, Howard University.
Evening star., 1935-02-17

The Piano Teachers Forum will
hold its regular monthly meeting
Thursday, at 1880 am, at the
Homer L. Kilt Co., with Mrs. Martin
A. Morrison, director Of the Wash
ington Pianists' Club, as guest
speaker. The meeting is open to all
piano teachers and advanced students
Of piano.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
Radio Offers Opportunity
For Study of Good Music
Musical Appreciation May Get Great Advance
by Hieh.Grade Programs-C
Method Proposed by Radio Institute.
BY ALICE EvERSMAN.

poentiaites of the radio in musical education became
Off Through the the program arranger OF the va
riou large stations have given more thought to the type
acceded the
demands higher programs definite step toward
organizing planned educational from the Radio
of the Audible which, with the we'll known music
outlined constructive
method by which the entire country may benefit.
Evening star., 1935-02-17

Don Waite, tenor, of the A Cappella
Choir sang last evening for the Mis-
souri, State Society at the Shoreham
Hotel. Mr.. Waite was accompanied
by Pearl Brown.
Evening star., 1935-02-17

Virginia Roberts; Enid w. Staley,
Peggy Weiss; Dorothy Neff Tyler,
Rosetta Weber, In songs; Helen Camp
bell Williams, Nancy Troth; Florence
Vincent Yeager, Betty Phillips and
Mildred Beahm.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
Saturday

Gloria Shea In Money
Means Nothing"
Tim McCov in 1.-The
Prescott Kid" Serial.
Shirley Temple in
Bright Eyes"
Cartoon.
Travel reel.
"west of the Pecos." /"
Man Who Reclaimed
His Head"
Cartoon.
Buck Jones in
ROCKY Rhodes"
Cartoon.
Serial.
Buck Jones in when
a Man Sees Red"
Mary Astor. "Straight
From the Heart" Ser.
CarAe Lombard in
THE Cav Bride"
Serial.
Cartoon. News.
w. c. Fields in
ITS a Gift"
Serial. Dionne auin-
tuplets. Our Gang.
Music in the Air."
Silver Streak"
and
Cartoon.
John Wayne in blue
Steel. Jean Arthur
in Most Precious
Thing in Life" Cart.
Mat.-Wally wales in
Way Of the West" I"
Night-Hal Leroy IN
Harold Teen"
Captain Hates the
Sea-"
Border Vengeance"
Cartoon.
Warner Baxter and
Myrna Low in Broad
way Bill" Shoe
maker and the Elves"
Randy Scott and
Jackie Coogan in
Home on the Range"
Comedy. Travel reel.
Buck Jones in When
q Man Sees Red"
No. 4 of "Tailspin
Tommy"
Jackie Cooper in
"Peck's Rad Bow"
Cartoon. Musical.
Serial (mat. only.
Will Rogers in
County Chairman"
Cartoon.
Comedy. News.
wednesdays Child"
Behind the Evil
dence." "RustlerS Of |
Red Dog" No. 1. Cart.
Lyle Talbot and Ann
Dvorak in murder 1
in the Clouds" West ]
ern Featurette. Serial. |
Guy Kibbee in Big
Hearted Herbert"
western Featurette.
Serial. Comedy.
Ronald Colman in
THE Masquerader.
Bob Steele In Brand !
of Hate" Serial. Com. |
Marian Marsh in
s'Girl of the Timber.
lost"
Cartoon. News.
Loretta Young
In
"white Parade" |
Popeye.
Rosemary Ames I'm
Pursued"
Buck Jones In "Rocky |
Serial. Com. !
Bruce Cabot in
Men Of the Night"
Tim Mccoy In THE |
Prescott Kid" Serial. |
Shirley Temple |
Bright Eyes" |
Matinee at 2 pm. |
Maxine Doyle in
Student Tour" ,
Bruce Cabot in Men |
of the Night" Serial.
Laurel and Hardy in '
Babes in Toyland."
Buck Jones in
Crimson Trail" |
Edmund Lowe and |
Victor McLaglen in
Best Man Wins"
Serial. Com. Travel.
Guy lKibbes
"1sbbitt."
6AvnAAO
Evening star., 1935-02-17
PhotQplays at Washington 7heaters This Week
Friday

Friday
Chester Morris in
I've Been Around. "
Buck Jones in
THE Crimson Trail" ."
Shirley Temple in
Bright Eyes"
Cartoon.
Travel reel.
Paul NUM-
in
Border Town"
e Brendel comedy.
John Boles and
Loretta Young in
White Parade"
Cartoon. News.
Gable. Crawford and
Montgomery in For
saking All Others"
Cartoon. Comedy.
Laurel and Hardy
in
Babes in Toyland." 2"
Matinee. Q pm.
Wheeler and Woolsey
IN
Kentucky Kernels" Z"
Musical.
Shirley Temple
in
"Bright Eyes"
Cartoon.
Jackie Cooper IN
"Peck's Bad Boy"
Cartoon.
Comedy.
Eddie Quillan in
"Gridiron Flash"
Florence Rice in
Fugitive Lady"
Paul MUM in
Border Town"
Laurel and Hardy in
Them Thar Hills"
Warner Baxter and
MyrnaL 10y in Broad
way Bill" Shoe
maker and the Elves"
Bing Crosby in
Here Is My Heart. !"
Our Gang comedy.
Cartoon.
Warner Baxter and
Conchita Montenegro.
Hell in the Heavens"
Metro News.
Wallace Beery in
THE Mighty
Barnum."
Dumb-be Letters.
Mary Carlisle in Mil
lion n-Dollar Ransom. !"
James Dunn in Girl
Without a Room"
Randy Scott in
Zane Grey'S
Home on the Range" !"
Comedy. Travel reel.
Stan Laurel and
oliver Hardy in
Babes in Toyland."
Comedy. Serial.
Myrna 10y and
Cary Grant in
Wings in the Dark"
Comedy. Cartoon.
Wheeler d woolsey in
Kentucky Kernels"
Jackie Cooper in
"Peck's Bad Boy"
Marian Marsh in
Girl of the Limber-I
lost.
Cartoon. News.
Joe Penner and
Jack Oakie In
"College Rhythm"
Cartoon. |
GUY Kibbee and Pa
,ricia Ellis In Big,
Hearted Herbert"
Serial. Comedy. Cart.
Virginia Bruce in
"Jane Eyre"
John Mack Brown in
Against the Law"
shirley. Temple
in
"Brlsht Eyes"
Matinee at 2 pm.
Bert Wheeler and
Robert Woolsey in
Kentucky Kernels"
Comedy. Serial.
Joe Peuner in
"College Rhythm.
Wallace Beery In
1.-THE Mighty
Barnum."
Cartoon.
Richsrd Dix in
West Of the pecoG.~
Musical
Cartoon.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
Thursday

Thursday
Chester Morris in
1--WE Been Around" "
Buck Jones in
THE Crimson Trail y
Will Rogers
in
County Chairman"
Musical.
Irene Dunno
In
Sweet Adeline."
Comedy.
John Boles and
Loretta Young in
White Parade"
Cartoon. News.
Gable. Crawford and
Montgomery in For.
saking All Others"
Cartoon. Comedy.
Charles Boyer and
Loretta Young
in
Caravan"
Wallace Beery In
THE Mighty
Barnum."
Cartoon.
Shirley Temple
In
"Bright Eyes.
Cartoon.
Jackie Coouer in
"Peck's Bad Boy"
Cartoon.
Comedy.
Eddie Quillan in
"Gridiron Flash"
Florence Rice in
Fugitive Lady"
Paul NUM- in
Border Town"
Laurel and Hardy In
Them Thar Hills"
Frank Morgan and
Genevieve Tobin in
BY Your Leave"
News. Cartoon.
Bing Crosby in
Here Is Ny Heart. I"
Our Gang comedy.
Cartoon.
George Raft and
Jean Parker in
Sunshine Blues"
Com. La Cucaracha." /"
wallace Beery in
The Mighty
Barnum."
Dumb-bell Letters.
Mary Carlisle in Mil :
lion-Dollar Ransom. "
James Dunn in "Girl
Without . Room"
Joe Morrison
in
zone Hour Late"
Musical.
Stan Laurel and
Oliver HARDY in
"Babes In Toyland. /"
Comedy.
Sylvia Sidney and
Gene Raymond in
Behold My Wife"
Comedy. News.
Wheeler B Woolsey in
Kentucky Kernels" +"
Jackie Cooper in
"Peck's Bad Boy"
John Boles in
Music in the Air"
Comedy.
Cartoon.
Ben Lyon in
Lightning Strikes
Twice"
Musical.
Barbara Stanwyck
and Lyle Talbot in
"a Lost Lady"
Comedy. News.
Virginia Bruce in
"Jane Eyre ~
John Mack Brown In
"Against the Law"
shirley Temple
in
Bright Eyes"
Matinee at 2 pm.
Joe Penner and
Lanny Ross in
college Rhythm"
Comedy. Cartoon.
Joe Penner in
college Rhythm.
Wallace Beery In
The Mighty
Barnum."
Cartoon.
Carole Lombard
oxs!sIs.s Z 'ssIs,e..-
Evening star., 1935-02-17

Additional Music News, Page z.
Evening star., 1935-02-17

wednesday, concert at 1880 am.
1890 pm, concert in connection
with the Land Grant College program
OF the Farm and Home Hour.
Friday. concert at 11:15 am. Con-
cert at $3.50 pm.
, 1935-06-27
Noted Economist Says
= = = = y
Official Planning Not
= = = y y
Deadening Regeneration

RECOMMENDATION of a deadening ma
ture
II am not now referring to the
objections Of those who think Of
RECOMMENDATION as an interference
with their robber- baron privilege of
private exploitation and oppression.
but TO those who sincerely believe
that there is danger Of sacrificing
something that Is valuable in civil
ization."
Agriculture was brought TO the
Dakotas by q people now extinct
about the time the NormanS con-
quered England.
The story Of the rise and decline
o. this agricultural people was re-
ported by Alfred w. Bowers. Of the
u. 5. department OF agriculture.
He found the records In the evi-
dence of pottery, corn and tools OF
nearly 100 OF these early peoples
villages.
They were the earthlodge people.
known as the Mandans, an Indian
race.
They arrived In the DakotaS from
the south by the beginning OF 1900
A D., with agriculture. villages,
hatlons. walls and bitches for de-
Tense, less massive, but In principle
much like the defenSes then cur
rent in Europe.
, 1935-06-27
Citrus Shippers
Continue Under
AAAAgreemen
Especial to The Heraldl

HARLINGEN, June gilmore
than a hundred independent ship
pers OF California and Arizona citrus
fruits have decided to carry on I'M
der the present marketing agree
ment although the recent supreme
court decisions have knocked the
legal legs out from under this and
other Agricultural Adjustment Ad-
ministration measures.
The shippers voted almost unani-
mously to continue the agreement
with a few minor amendments. The
concerns represented about 10000
cars off ruit.
G. M. Brown Of Redlands, indie
pendent shipper representative on
the AAA committee and chairman OF
the committee, admitted that the
marketing agreement no longer has
any legal standing but made the fol-
lowing statement in favor of its
voluntary continuance:
with the whale Of a crop OF Val
encias in sight, in what other way
r you hoping tc keep the market
from going haywire and staying so?
We all have a problem before us.
The only sane program Is 10 keep
u feet on the ground-sink or
swim together. Unless we do chaos
will result. I for one am the last 10
accept domination by the coopera-
tives-as my record will ~prove-but
/ am not going to cut my nose off to
spite my face. We are all up a tree
and We might as well face the
music"
, 1935-06-27
SHARE WEALTH
TO GO SLOWLY


WASHINGTON, June az. W.
Discarding all efforts for high speed
action on President Roosevelt's tax
the-wealth program, democratic
leaders Thursday outlined a sched-
ule calling for weeks Of hearing
and debate.
Legislators said that the house
would not reach q showdown vote
on the presidents plan until the
senate would act perhaps three to
six weeks later.
These plans emerged from a
tangled situation which found
President Roosevelt disavowing any
intention Of seeking to push the
taxes through congress by Satur-
day night. He said emphatically
Wednesday that while he desired
action this gession, he had never
considered q plan Of attaching the
taxes 70 a pending $500. 900 900
nuisance tax resolution and get
ting them through by the week
end.
Democratic leaders said Thurs
day that, instead Of attaching the
new levies on inheritances, gifts,
corporations and large incomes to
the nuisance taxes" the presi-
dents program would be made into
a separate bill and put through the
regular course. Early next week.
the house ways and means COM
mittee will start hearings. Chair
man Doughton DINO said the
hearings would last two or three
weeks"
Earlier in the week, Senator
Robinson D-Ark), democratic
leader, had announced a plan TO
attach the amendments to the
nuisance levies and Chairman Har-
rison D-MiSs) also said such action
would be sought.
The widespread impression was
that the new deal was aiming at
passage by Saturday night since the
nuisance" bill embodies taxes
which expire June 80 unless ex-
tended. This impression gave rise
TO criticism by some republicans
and democrats, who demanded less
haste"
, 1935-06-27
Masons Install
Especial TO The HeraIdI

SAN BENITO. June 27.-New Of
ncers Of the San Benito Lodge Nc.
1864, A. +. and A. M. were installed
Tuesday night at the Local Masonic
Hall.
y The new group Of officers is head
ed by Ralph James as worshipful
master. Other officers are M. H.
Cline, senior warden; Curtis wilcox.
junior warden; Frank w. Roberts,
treasurer; Ralph Thacker, secre-
tary; Charles Allison, senior dea-
con: c. r. Edwards, Junior deacon:
Jack Ogdee, senior steward; Oscar
Ptnkston. junior steward: and S. c.
Dunn. chaplain.
w. ID. Collins Is retiring Worship
ful master.
j. l. Crawford was the installing
officer.
, 1935-06-27

MINNEAPOLIS, June 27.-(R)-
DR. Charles z. Merriam Of the Uni
versity Of Chicago, one Of the fore
mots economists, looks for big
changes In the social world.
Il do not" he said Thursday at
a conservation symposium OF the
American Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Science, share the
complaiSance Of those who look for
ward 10 a world but little changed.
Planning. officially directed, was
his proposal to guide the nation out
OF present and future pitfalls.
1T is an error to conclude" he
said, that 81 planning involves
, 1935-06-27
Measuring of Cotton
Land Is Under Way
Especial 10 The aerald)

SAN BENITO, June 27.-MeaSur-
ing Of land planted to cotton start
ed In the Valley Wednesday under
instructions from +. 4. Lichte, OF
the AAA state cotton staff at Col
lege Station, according to Henry
Alsmeyer, Cameron county agent.
Materials, instructions and orders
70 proceed with measurement and
cotton control compliance were re-
ceived.
Cotton on farms OF all applicants
for tax exemptions under the
Bankhead Act was being measured
for the first time. Heretofore only
lands retired from production under
acreage reduction contracts. have
been measured.
, 1935-06-27
Auditorium Repair
Is Delayed Again
Especial % The HCTaldl

HARLINGEN. June 27.-Red tape
continues to entangle the Fair Park
Auditorium restoration project.
Additional delay was encountered
this week when more papers were
sent back for data.
Contract was let by the city COM
mission June / 20 Ramsey Brothers
of Harlingen and although a work
order was expected in short order
there have been numerous delays.
First bids we're opened in May
but we're in excess Of the money In
hand for rebuilding the auditorium
which was destroyed by the 1888
storm. New bids then were asked
and opened June /.
, 1935-06-27

This seasons best bet 500
pairs all-white shoes. Regu-
lar sass and $3.49. For Sur
prise Days
, 1935-06-27
Man Jailed Here
fspecial 70 The Hernldl

HARLINGEN. June "a. - Juan
Vela has been taken to the Cam
county jail in default Of a
fine and costs totalling $l20.70 as
sessed against him by Judge VIII
G. Fields on complaint Of Boynton
Fleming OF Santa Rosa who charg-
ed Vela with rudely displaying a pis-
toll. Vela was arrested during a
search for the slayer OF Reyes Gar
cia who was shot TO death with q
rifle on the Adams Tract Sunday
afternoon.
, 1935-06-27

6nd q cool
spot On the
Piilow-hear
theclockstrike
downstairs
Today's ex-
cifemenf and
tomorrow
worry are beat
mo fhp0uUh
, 1935-06-27

your brain: You count sheep
frantically-but outraged nerves
refuse 90 relax.
Take Lydia e. Pinkham's Vere.
cable Compound regularly for n
while. h quiets quivering nerves
Induces resrful sleep-makes lie n
nzzie easier.
&c seemed Is lf Rsernlng
Wousd Newer cogse.
ays Mrs Emma G. Batchelder az
"a Heard Sc, Chelsea, Massachu-
sefts. Il was 50 nervous I could noe
ret 90 sleep. Ny husband works
bard nc engineering and needs his
slcep bur | kepe him awake 90. I
hard about she Vegetable Com
pound and nied IL. Now I sleep bes.
or than I ever have and Ifeeihne."
uGes a boctie from pour druxRim
WOW. Resulss win please yous
, 1935-06-27
Fight To Be Shown
Especial TO The Heraldl

HARLINGEN, June q. - The
Baer-Braddock heavyweight cham
pionship boxing match will be
shown on the Arcadia theater
screen here Friday and Saturday
and at the Rivoli theater, San Ben
ito. Sunday and Monday. All Is
rounds will be'shown.