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Algren, Nelson | January 28, 1961 issue
Novelist Richard Wright came to Chicago, Illinois because there was no other place for him to go. He came as a stranger, lived as a stranger, and he left...

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Haggin, B. H. | November 21, 1953 issue
The article presents information on late-Sunday-afternoon concerts organized by "The Concert Society of New York," in Town Hall. The concert was to have...

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Haggin, B. H. | March 18, 1944 issue
This article focuses on the Nine O'Clock Opera Company's drama "Marriage of Figaro," which was presented in New York recently in the Town Hall Endowment...

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Haggin, B. H. | December 25, 1954 issue
The article discusses arts facilities. The performers Quartetto Italiano couldn't fill Town Hall for the Concert Society; but performer Elisabeth Schwarzkopf...

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Haggin, B. H. | March 2, 1957 issue
Anyone who is led by the loveliness of Elisabeth Schwarzkopf's voice on records to hear her in recital discovers that the volume and lustre it has at the...

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Haggin, B. H. | November 3, 1951 issue
The article discusses some of the music releases. "The Love for Three Oranges," contains some of the engaging music. Bronislava Nijiuska's recording "Schumann...

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Junger, Victor | November 19, 1955 issue
Not too long ago a political opponent of the incumbent mayor of Houston quipped rhetorically to reporters' questions concerning his adversary Roy Mark Hofheinz....

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Treat, Ida | October 27, 1945 issue
This article focuses on the election process in the Briton island, France. A long panel by the Town Hall has been plastered over with election posters....

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Haggin, B. H. | November 12, 1949 issue
The voice of the English tenor Peter Pears was very small in Town Hall, where he appeared in a concert with the composer Benjamin Britten; but with his...

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Haggin, B. H. | July 13, 1940 issue
German composer Ludwig van Beethoven's less frequently heard Fourth and Eighth Symphonies are among his most treasurable achievements, and Arturo Toscanini...

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