davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-09-04
Amsterdam News Editor
Newcomer In Politics Is
Named As Natl. Director

NOW YORK (cl The guess
ing ganae which has been played
by Democratic politicians here for
She past eight weeks suddenly end
ed IN great surprise last Friday
when It was officially announced
thai a totally newcomer to politics
had carried off one Of the grant
prizes Dr. Gillian Bethany Powei
IS director Of national publicity r
The East and West.
Dr. Powell. x-ray expert. sue
cessful Insurance executive. and
who last winter became q publisher
and only three months ago editor
Of the AMSTERDAM News. has boon
entrusted ydth tie JOB Of spread
ing the FDi2 tidings to colored vot-
ers throughout the nation
Immediately after his appoint
ment. DR.. Powell announced thai
he would conduct clean and
above board campaign. treating cv-
erybody fairly and dealing with
them frankly. just as be is accust-
omed to doing in business.
A Unique advance step made BY
DR.. Powell IA taking the job is that
he viii junction along with the
publicity department Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee, anu
not as separate bureau under
any other bureau His work VIII
dovetail directly with the regular
Democratic campaign publicity ma
chinery. This is considered quite q
stroke in raising the dignity and
respect Of the Negro press.
IN a formal skateEient 1T the
time OF his appointment DR. Pow
eli said. It was through tie ef-
forts Of Franklin d. Roosevelt and
the Democratic Party that the man
lowest down who constitutes tire
masses has been able to receive
food, shelter, and clothing when
he capital structure o. The country
was crumbling His program, dur
ing his short administration, has
given the Negro opportunity fof
cultural and ecohcmic progress. adj
vancing him fifty years. Besides
obtaining food, shelter and clothing
the Negro has had a chance to learn
dressmaking, millinery, homemade
ing, mechanical trades. salesman
snip, commercial subjects. drama,
art, sculpture, ard reading, writ
ing and arithmetic He has been
placed in technical, executive, adj
yuinistrative positions. These will
naslxe him 4 better citizen. Among
otsser things the Negro has been
given recre 4ticnal ard housing adj
vantages. For example, the dedi-
cation Of the Col NAL Park Swim
ming Pool and the laying Of the
foundation OF the HAVEN rive
Houses in New 7 ,rk CITY"
In going Democratic, pr. Powell
ell takes a newspaper With him
that has been Republican for %
years Also n' lieconing director
Of Democratic puoiicity, Dr.. Pow
al haoonaes fhe newest national fl
cure On the political scene; and in
recognizing Dr. Powell, the Demo-
Gratis nave recognized one who has
q record Of m,sitancy N behalf Of
Negro rights, ard one who be
lieves implicitly in the Negroes
bility 10 be his own Representative e
IL all fields.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-09-04

CHICAGO (C) - Cortez Peters
won second place as typing cham
pion by writing 1872 words per min
ute for one hour. according to an
nouncement by the Executive Com
mittee of the international Com
mercial Schools Contest Albert
Tangora won first place by writ
ing 1876 words per minute. in con-
test held Tuesday. The Royal tyoe-
writer was used.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-09-04

CHICAGO Co John D. H.
Hamilton, chairman of the Repub-
lican National Committee, will ad
dress colored Republican workers
in the Railway Exchange Building
this wednesday. The Western
workers are holding a pep meeting.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-09-04

YONKERs. n. 7. co = Hand
bills were distributed here and in
Mt, Vernon, Peekskill. Crogon and
adjoining communities last week
calling for a reorganization IF the
Ku Klux Khan, last heard from two
years ago.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-09-04

NEW YORK (C) = Col Brehou
somervell, 1ow WPA admiuistra-
tor, announced Friday the transfer
of the Race relations Bureau IT,
the Division Of Employment. Ths
Bureau is designed to ee that dis
elimination is not practiced again5t
applicants for WPA jobs on the
grounds of race. color, or religion.
Col. Somervell stated he viii re-
main in personal touch with the
Bureau and its cooperating Advis-
DRY committee.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-09-04

NEW YORK (c) Julian D.
RaiIey Of Boston has opened his
office at 331 Madison Ave, on thu
seventh floor along with offices Of
the Democratic State Committee,
where he is directing the Demo
cratic drive among coiored voters
of the East. Charles P. Ray is Sc
cretary, Eve aIn1sey. assistant Sc.
cretary, Maxine c. Stackhouse and
Evelyn Jones. stenog-aphers, AMI
Edward Dodson, clerk.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-09-04

BROOKLYN, NY. (C) = w. C..
Hueston, Commissioner of Educa-
tio1, and James E. Kelly, Grand
Secretary. were reelected to the
Elk fold.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-09-04

HAMPTON, Va. (cl - DR.. E.
Wyatt Sampson, ror six years IL
ector Of native agriculture In Ma
tai, South Africa. told Of life am
ong the Zulu people Of the Union
Of South Africa n an address be
fore the Hampton Summer School
last wcek.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-09-04

LONDON (cl-Princess Tsahal.
15-year-old daughter Of Emperor
Halle selassie Of Ethiopia, began
training as nurse at the Hospital
for Sick Children Tuesday. The
princess viii take a three months
course, with hours from Z a. m. to
p. m.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-09-04

NEW YORK (c) = Major r. R.
Wright, ST., Philadelphia banker,
spent three days in Harlem last
week, in thC interest Of importing
more Haitian coffee. Major Wright
is president Of Philadelphia con
Germ which imports large quan.i
ties of the coffee.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-09-04

BROOKLYN ny (C) The
Elks VIII hold their Grand Lodge
session IN Cleveland next year.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-09-04

DlilH were ulSlElDult0 Heft dH2 III
Mt, Vernon, Peekskin. Crofon and /
adjoining communities last week
calling for a reorganization IF the
Ku Klux Khan, last heard from two
years ago.
NEW YORK (c1 y A clear cut
instant of a difference being mad.
BY two newspapers in reporting
the execution Of a white man con-
victed of Staying his colored wife
and son, war noted here on Friday.
Ihs Herald Tribune headline read:
Murdered Dies in Chair; Charles
Rogas. IS, Killed His Negro wife
and Son. g." The Times headline
read: slayer Dies in Chair; Chas.
Rogas, Who Killed Wife and Sen,
Denied Last Requests" Nowhere
IN the Times story was there mem
ton Of hogas family being colorei.
NEW YORK (C) = Now that it
is fashionable to take sides politl-
cally. an actress, the talented Mer-
cedes Gilbert who is one Of the
stars in Langston Hughes "Mulat-
to, now IN its 18th month on tic
Great White Way, has announced
she win support President Roose-
Welt. Miss Gilbert. former Re
publican, is director % the Colored
Actors and Performers Association
with membership of 700
NEW YORK (C) a Robert A.
Macon, keeper of Records ard
Psi Phi fraternity, signed a letter
Seals of Epsilon Chapter. Omega
published in the New York Post
Wednesday thanking Hugh Brad
ley, sports columnist, for his liz
eral articles concerning his inter-
pretat.on of the Thirteenth Amend
ment to ths CoEs titution and foi
his advocating the unhanpered |
participation of Negro athletes in
all branches of ns jor SPORT"
PHILADELPHIA (C) II Two
high A.M.E churchmen, Editor ].
G. Robinson of the Quarterly Re-
view and Bishop Reverdy c. Ran
som, are at odds over politics. e :,
itor Robinson is publicly calling on
Bishop Ransom to get Off the
Democratic bandwagon and come
back into the Repub- lean party.
Bishop Ransom's detection along
with Bishop Wright makes two
prelates who have joined the Roo
sevelt forces. Both men have been
attacked for their change of party.
HAMPTON, Va. (C) II Selec-
tions from Bach, Chopin, Dvorak,
and Kreisler were heard here last
week as Mss Elizabeth Grouse, q
student in violin at the New Enc
land Conservatory of Music gave !,
a recital.
BROOKLYN, N. Y. (C) II Alvin
Linsay Vaughn, IA, won the $3.50
cash prize and a four year Elk
scholarship with his Grafton. ISL
very and the Constitution, before
an audience of 1000 Monday night.
NEW YORK (C) Il Baxter r
Leach and Wllfrcd R. Balm, Har
lem newspaper men now on the
Federal writer's project, have been
promoted to editors on the N. Y.
City Guide, publication of the pro-
ject. Orrick Jones is director
NEW YORK (C) Il One year
ago on September 4, Floyd ]. Cal
vim, head of, Calvin's Newspaper
Service of 143 West 125th St, SCI
out his first independent news re-
lease. Today SO papers in ss states
are subscr bers 10 the service.
BROOKLYN, NY. (C) w. c.
Hueston, Commissioner of Educa-
tion, and James e. Kelly, Grand
Secretary. were reelected to the
Elk fold.
CHATS WITH
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-09-04

NEW YORK (C) Il One year
ago on September 4. Floyd ]. Cal :
vim, head of, Calvin's Newspaper
Service of 143 West 125th St, SCI |
out his first independent news re-.
lease. Today SO papers in S8 states
are subscrb ers 10 the service.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-09-04
PHILADELPHIA (C)

HAMPTON. Va. (c) selec-
tions from Bach, Chopin, Dvorak,
and I<reisler were heard here last
week as Mss Elizabeth Grouse, q
student in violin at the New Eng
Hand Conservatory of Music gave
a recital.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-09-04

BROOKLYN, N. Y. (C) II Alvin
Linsay Vaughn, IA, won the $3.50
cash prize and four year Elk
scholarship with his Grafton, ISL
very and the Constitution, before
an audience of 1000 Monday night.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-09-04

NEW YORK (C) Il Baxter R
Leach and Wilfrcd R. Balm, Ha~ /,
lem newspaper men now on the
Federal writer's project, have been
promoted to editors on the N. Y.
City Guide, publication of the pro-
ject. Orrick Jones is director.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
GRAN EXITO DE
FL CASERIO EN-
BUENOS AIRES
La zarzuela del maestro
Guridi proUoco una sem
sacion en- la Argentina

BUENos AIRES, enero 5.-En
Ell Colon, y con la direction del
maestro Emilio Acevedo Sc re-
puso Ell Caserio", zarzuela en-
tres actos de ambiente vasco, le-
ira de Federico Romero y Gui-
llermo Fernandez Shaw, musica
del maestro Jesns Guridi que nos
visito en- 1880 y de quien tam
bien conoce nuestro pdblico otra
zarzuela, de ambiente gallego
esta: La Mega" y un bello g
Intense drama lirico vasco ANA
va, estrenado con exito de arte
y de p1blico en- ell Colon.
En- Eel Caserio" Jesds Guridi
Sc inspira directamente en- el
cancionero vasco, para comentar
IN argumento regional Y campe-
sine, sabroso y tipico, de acuer-
do con su prop6sito, compatible
por Amadeo Wives y Federico
Moreno Torroba, de dignificar y
modernism un genera esencial-
mente hispanico, que habfa cal
do en- la eterna reedlcion de IT,
pos y de escenas, tratadas mu-
steal y literalmente, o espiritu
de medic siglo atras.
La obra repuesta anoche, por
la belleza y dignidad de su md
sica, bien instrumentada, sabro-
sa Y expressive, ocupa sitio des-
facade en- Ia zarzuela grande
moderna, cast podriamos decir en-
la comedia lirica y su exito de
aver prueba que nuestro p1bllco
asi 10 comprendf6 al d%epararie
tan cordial acogida.
Ell maestro Emilio Acevedo,
artista sobrio Y probo y director
de reales valores m~usicales. con-
cert6 eel Caserfo". con ell cuida-
do Y la compression de siempre,
en- tanto que en- Ia escena actua
ron con eficacia buenos elemen
tos del conJunto: Maria Teresa
Planas que en- ell papel de Ana
Mari. confirno sus bellas dotes
vocales y su expressive juego es-
c%entrico; Carmen Caussade, que
hizo, como siempre, una carac-
teristica Eustasla; Rafael Haro,
Inocencia que unto a la seguri-
dad y belleza de la voz, la efica-
cha escenica; Faustino Arregui
que puso al servicio de la parte
de Jose Miguel I'm organo vocal
expressive y extenso; Mardel
Hernandez que hacienda de Che
min. ejercio sobre Ell pdblico la
attraction que tantos aplausos le
ha Waldo entire n%osotros; Ma
nuel de Alba, en- quien cantante
y actor Sc completan, fue un
buen Santi; Angel de Leon, hizo
con sus dotes habituales de Ma
nu. Miguel Pros y Jose Pello, die
ron relieve a sus papeles de Don
JESUS Y Don Leoncio, y Maria
Luisa Albala, Lucia Barandia-
ran, Jose Ricart, Anselmo Fra
damo, Jorge Rotger, Carlos Gus
Il. Carlos Dattaro, H. Lamber-
tucci Y Fernando Traverse, COM
pletaron con e~ficacia ell conaunto.
Ell cuerpo de bale y ell coro, dis
ciplinados Y la orquesta a la al
tura de sus antecedentes. Los
decorados de Olaya v Rey, bien
r~ealizados Y de colorido agrada-
BILE.
Ell p6blico aplaudio c%aiurosa-
mente al maestro Acevedo y a
los p~rincipales Interpreters.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
JUANLEONARDO
EN- HOLLYWOOD
Ell celebre compassion ta-
patio Sc encuentra en- la
Ciudad del Cinema

Juan B. L. Leonardo, conside-
RADIO como ell artista de las "cua-
tro personalidades" y como ell
primero de los artistas de radio
en- Mexico, SO encuentra de vi
sta en- Los Angeles para n
Ger las actividades artfsticas de
este medic, no solamente en- ell
ambiente mexicano, sino en- la
radiacion en- general.
Despues de realizar un ajira
por TODD Mexico, ell famoso visi-
tante Sc extendio hasta Los An
geles, habiendo tocado San An
tonic, Ell Paso. Tucson. Nogales
y otros puntos americanos.
mo vengo con la intencion de
probar fortuna, porque Ia fortu-
ma nunca debe probarse. FL
elemento que vale tiene que va
Ter en- todas parties sin necesi-
dad de suerte, y ademas, en- mi
vista a Los Angeles, no me
trae ell deseo de buscar nuevas
orientaciones econ6micas. va que
Mexico. afortunadamente, tie
ne para sus artistas mejores
compensaciones y un horizonte
mas amplio, que 10 que aquf Sc
cree, dijo Leonardo a LA OPP
MON.
Sc le llama en- Mexico ell AR
tista de las cuatro personalida-
des', porque es poeta, gu%itarris-
ia de singular tecnica, compost
tor y cantante, cosa pocas veces
vista en- los artistas famosos,
aparte de que su e~specialidad es-
triba en- que canta u propias
canciones Y su propia m1sica.
Theme, como ell mejor salvocon-
ducto en- ell mundo artfstico. n
canci6n titulada "Nunca Vuelvas
a Besar', que ha dado la vuelta
al mundo Y la que en- realidad le
hizo celebre, segdn la prediction
de de los mas destacados
criticos de Mexico.
En- otro sentido, en- ell terreno
del radio, esta considerable como
ell astro en- nuestro pats. va que
Sc Impulse en- la cancion inter-
pretada Y cantada por 81 mismo.
por SUI estilo romantico y altivo
a la vez.
(Siuue en- la IA. Pan.)
La opinión., 1936-01-19

Maria Borello. s~impsties da-
ma joven de nuestros eseena-
rios, quien Sc presentars hoy
domingo en- Ell Mckee, inter-
pretando La protagonists en- ell
drama Santa" bssado en- la
novela del mismo nombre de
don Federico Gamboa. San
Ia" sera puesta en- escens hoy,
tarde y noche, segun ssbemos.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
UNA CINTA DE AMBIENTE
MISTERlOSO

FL California, sin duda ell
mas ~importante de nuestros tea
tros por su ubicacion y sus fire.
cuentes estrenos, presenta hoy a
los ~cinefilos la pelicula del gene
no policiaca "El Misterio del
Rostro Palido" una de las consf-
deradas mejores en- 10 que sc re-
fiere a Ia production mexicana.
La cinta fue estrenada aver, y ell
p1blico la recibio cor benepla-
otto, augurandose para ella una
magnifica temporada.
Toman parte en- esa pelfcula,
Carlos Villarias, Beatriz Ramos,
Joaquin Busquets, Rene Car
dona, Natalia Ortiz y otros ele-
mentos bien conocidos en- nues-
tro ambiente.
Habra tambien TN programa
adicional de peliculas cortas en-
metraje, empezando ell especta-
culo a las doce del medic dfa, y
prolongandose hasta cerca de Ia
media noche.
La propaganda de la pelicula.
dice que "las personals que no
tengan ell corazon bien puesto, no
deben a~treverse a verla".
La opinión., 1936-01-19
.CARTELERA DEL
DOMINGO EN- FL
MEDIC TEATRAL
PeEculas en- espa1ol y en-
ingles; drama y uarie-
dades para los nuestros

NARIADA en- verdad. re pre-
senta la cartelera de hoy.
domingo, en- nuestro medic de
diversiones teatrales. Los CEN
tros de espectaculos que frecuen-
ia la colonia de habla espaiola
en- general, y la mexicana muy
en- particular, ofrecen 10 mismo
pelfculas en- espahol, ~realizadas
en- Mexico. que en- Nueva York;
10 mismo cintas en- ingles de lar
go que de corto metraje. y has
ia manifestations escenicas. El
ambiente parece animarse y ESQ
es alentador especialmente en-
la ~presente temporada del aho.
en- la cual TODD esta tan quieto en-
materia de espectaculos.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
Cr6nica de Chicago
La Fantastica Operation de Amelia CALI Curc
TER MONDRAGON
Por J. XAVIER MoNDRAGoN
(Redactor. corresponsaI de los periodicos Lozano, en- Chicago,
IIinois)

10 anterior hubo de eompro-
barse cuando en- las 1ltinas jiras
~artisticas de Madame por Eu-
ropa, ell pdbIieo la reeibiera hos
tiImente.
La hostiIidad del p1blico euro
PEG Sc afirmo, una veg mas, oier-
ia noche, en- 1880, euando canta-
ba "vioIeta", de "La Traviata',
en- e, Teatro Real de la Opera,
en- Budapest. De entonces, a la
fecha, continue la i~ndiferencia
del p1blico. Los contratos es-
casearon; ell pdbIico sieuio aman
do a Madame como una cosa del
pasado; como una gloria de an
tano; como a un Caruso que
marchara a la Eternidad, dejan-
do solo sratos ~recuerdos.
Una pregunta Sc hacen los
amantes del Arte: 6la muerte de
Amelia ha sido, es o seguira
siendo civil, solamente?
LA "PAPADA" DE MADAME
Madame CALI curei, de mucho
tempo atras, sufria ciertos tras-
tornos en- la ~sarganta, los euales
lie obstruian la emission de su VOC,
faltaba sonoridad, claridad, ex-
preston, timbre; es decir, faltaba
TODD. Amelita sufria mucho, es-
peciaImente durante ell periodic
en- que hacia filigranas vocales,
10 cuai la oblieaba a "desafinar
horribIemente", sesun la opinion
de los criticos.
La diva Sc da cuenta de que
una muy sospechosa promineneia
Sc lie estaba tornado en- la parte
exterior de la sarganta, y la eual
aumentaba, hinchandose paso a
paso; no imaginable ell que S
"papada" era la cuIpa de todos
sus fracasos artistioos; la Spa
pada" era la causa de que lie fue-
ra ~cancelado un contrato que 10
dejaria dos mil quinientos dola-
res por una soIa function en- un
teatro europeo.
Aparte de 10 Modesto que para
Madame era esa prominencia de
que hablamos, la afeaba dema-
siado, 81 es que tenemos en-
ia la belIeza que siempre la
asraci6.
Hubo criticos teatrales que la
trataron o crueldad despiada-
da, hacienda mofa de esa vejiga'
que consigo lIevaba. TODD este
apenaba grandemente a la can
tante; la tenia malhumorada, ile-
eando ell dia en- que quiso casti-
gar con sus propias manos a un
periodista ineles.
sU GlRA ARTiSTIcA PoR
LA INDIA
Que la CALI Curci ha ssido una
eminencia en- ell canto, nadie Pc
dria negarlo; que muy pocas
cantantes de ST. range han logra-
do las filisranas vooales que tan
Ia fama lie dieron, con exception
hecha de Ia mexieana Maria Ro-
Nero, tambien es veridieo. Que
la diva fuera de las "estrellas'
cue pronto quedan en- el divide,
y que nj en- la opera, nj en- los
coneiertos fuera va a~oeptada, fue
aleo que mucho embargo a la
misma y a u agentes de pu-
blicidad, sobre TODD.
A principles de 1885, y GUAM
do Amelia eumplia alsunos con
tratos de coneiertos en- la India,
cierta ma1ana del 20 de mario,
Madame experiments extranos
La opinión., 1936-01-19
R@G0mStrUida

He aqui dos fotograffas de la cantante Amelia CALI
curci, tomadas con catorce amos de diferencia. La cele-
bre cantante espanoIa, quien ACADIA de cumplir cuarenta
y siete amos de edad, ha sido "reconstruida" por decirlo
asi, por medic de una ~fantastica operacion de la cuaI Sc
habIa en- ell articulo que publicamos iustamente baio ell
grabado.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
Nos Vista

Juan B. E. Leonardo, pres
tigiado compositor y guitarris-
Ia tapatio, quien ha llegado a
Los Angeles de paseo, despues
de una brillante ira por ell
Norte de la Republica, duran
tie la cual conquisto nuevos
~laureles. Es autor de "Noche
Tapatia", "Cuando vayas a Ja-
%lisco". y muchas otras.
La opinión., 1936-01-19

aeudos dolores en- Ia earsanta.
acompahados de frecuente y mo-
lesta tos.
La temperature subia alar-
mantemente, a ratios; un medico
dc Ia ciudad la aeonsej6 consul
tar al famoso doctor Arnold n.
kesel de Gricaeo, emineneia en-
cirugia, y quisn Sc encontraba en-
Ia India en- viaie de estudios y de
recreo a Ia vex.
kegei, tan buen politico como
eirujano, Q hijo poIitico de Mr..
cermak, ell AIcaIde de Chicago
que muriera a conseeuencia de
los disparos que ei italiano Zan-
CARA lanzara q Mr.. Roosevelt,
La opinión., 1936-01-19
Ell teatro "Arrow" ha ST.
do reacondicionado

Nos manifesto la nueva en-
presa del teatro Arrow, situa-
do en- la Gale Main al Sur, que
ACADIA de reacondicionar compile
tamente su salon, estableciendo
I'm sistema electrico de calefac-
cion para los dias frfos, y de
ventilation para los calidos, con-
tribuyendo asf grandemente a la
comodidad del publico que 10
patrocina.
AdemAs, la casa ha sido re-
cientemente ~decorada, y ell To-
cal es de los mas limpios que
Sc conocen en- nuestros barrios.
En- cuanto a programa, ell
"Arrow" ofrece hoy al publico
en- primer lugar, n de las mas
bellas peliculas de Shirley Tenn
pie. la pequeia artista de Ia ca
sa Fox; una pelicu1a del Oes-
tie, LENA de momentos emocionan-
ties. Y cuatro %peliculas cortas,
en- complemento del espectaculo.
Este empieza a las nueve en-
punto de la manana, prolongan-
dose sin interruption hasta Ia
media noche.
FL ARROW" es uno de los sa-
Jones de espectaculos mas favo-
recidos por ell p1blico de nues-
tras classes trabajadoras, por su
cercania al centric de la ciudad.
escena una temporada de siete
dias.
Otros a~tractivos futuros ahi
mismo. son Jascha Heifetz, en-
febrero. Alexander B~railowsky,
en- mario; Nino Martini, en- abril
Y la Compahia de Opera de San
Carlo. que hara una corta tenn
porada, del Z al 10 de febrero.
La opinión., 1936-01-19

entonces Presidente Electo, cuen
ia en- Chicago o un hospital
muy famoso, situado en- Oak La
Sale St.
Por demss seria explicar los
contratiempos y perdidas que tn
vo Amelia d%urante sus andanzas
por la India. FL Doctor kegel,
estadounidense de orisen aleman,
una vez que hubo examinado a
la ex-operatiea e~antante, aeon
sej6 n operacion quirursica.
Amelia consintio; sus agentes
de p~ubIieidad, como r natural,
tambien, porque clio fa%cilitaria
una gran campana de propasan-
da y publicidad en- favor de la
La opinión., 1936-01-19
TOCARA
FL MARTES EN-
FL AUDITORIUM
Mozart, Schubert, Albeniz,
Granados y List en- un
concerto selectisimo

Tt MARTEs en- la noche. sc
IL presentara en- ell "Philhar-
monic Auditorium" teatro de
los artistas mas famosos, ell &C.
lebre pianista Jose Iturbi, glo-
ria de Espaha en- Ia America y
en- ell mundo musical.
Con ell concerto de Iturbi, la
empresa de espectaculos de alto
valor artfstico, empieza su tenn
porada en- ell Philharmonic, bajo
los auspicios del famoso Belly
mer, responsible de los mejores
exitos que vienen a California,
en- materia de ejecutantes y com
positores mnsicales.
Ell recital empezara a las ocho
de la noche en- punto. y estara
sujeto a uno de los mas brillan-
tes programs que Sc han pre-
sentado en- Los Angeles en- los
1ltimos meses.
Hello aquf.