New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 20, 1927, Page 26

FLASHES OF LIFE: BAN JOHNSON 1S THINNER; HAS NEW CLOTHES MADE By the Assoclated Pfess . Excelsior Springs, Mo. — Having | lost 23 pounds, Ban Johnson is hav- | ing some new clothes made. New Haven — John Rockefeller Prentice, who has been working his way through Yale, is now a member Skull and Bones, senior sceret y. The grandson of John D. Rockefeller ias previously won var- jous scholarships and oratorical prizes. He works nights as a tele- phone operator, determined to be on iis own. — Hal Broda, : the Iron Providence of Canton, O, \en, Brown's of last season, i senior, by vote w Go! of Paris — Anc mg the example Mary Browne 10 golf. Sev ceeded deaths hy 940,000, Athens — No female—animal or Kuman— is allowed in the republic | of Mount Athos, “Holy Mountal "| where Gre d Slay monasteries | have existed for centuries. Greece h nted the area autonomy whhl a constitution. New Haven—Plans for new Yale law school buildings, the gift of the trustees of estate of John W, Ster- ling of New York announced: build- ings to cost approximately $3,500,- { | I Willimantic—Wilfred Trwin, New | York, fatally wounded by fifth shot | ired hy Leonard Cline, playwright, | sided gun at Cline | fonda r ; motive a myster n ck on 3 juntors| cret socicties in | Danbury—Everett D. Packard of Putnam, named director of state trade school at Danbury. Hartford—Stevenano Chlasscione, | 9, fatally injured when hit by auto- mobile in Essex street, Bloomfleld. PLAUDITS GREET JEWISH SINGERS Delightiul Concert at Synagogue by Choir and Soloists Choral music, mostly in minor modes, buttressed by the poigna and plaintive harmonies bred in the children of ‘Isracl thousands of vears ago; able vocal and instru- mental soloists, and a visiting can- tor who stands high in the realm of Jewish music—being adept as sing- er, performer, conductor and com- portance in the cultural life of the congregation and was part of the campaign to raise funds. The syna- gogue was well filled, the auditors were aroused to a high pitch of en- | thusiasm, applause being spontan | eous and frequent, and as is the cus- tom in Jewish circles, the chief soloists were roundly congratulated | after each contribution to the pro- gram. | Those who participated were Rev. Solomon Marwit, cantor, and his ef- ficient choir, the cantor also giving solos; Edward German, baritone | and former European opera singer, | now resident in Hartford; Willfrieda | | German, his wife, a violinist; Can- | tor Discount of Hartford, who sang to his own accompaniments; Miss Mollie Barnett, soprano; Israel Ros- enberg, pianist; and MaeBelle Swar- sky, accompanist. | The high lights were the singing| | by Mr. German, who gave two of !the finest baritone songs extant, | ng of the Volga Boatman,” and | The Flea” Both were given in| that highly peppered declamatory | | style usually associated with Chalia- | pin. He sang them in the vernacu- |lar and aroused a furore. He also ! the next thing to & whisper when the music required it. Its best number was a Jewish synodical | composition by Cantor Discount, which was given with good effect, and with the cantor himself at the piano. It was announced that Can»' tor Discount’s synodical music was umong the most important written in recent years, and had been sung in Madison Square Garden by a choir of hundreds of voices. Members of the choir are Cantor Marvit, leader; Isracl Epstein, Mae- | Belle Swarsky, May Caslowitz, Jos- eph Cole, Jeanette Light, Rose Melt- zer, Rose Miller, Louis Rosoff, Mar- tha Rosoff and Betty Rubin. Two British Airmen Off On Non-Stop Flight Cranley, England, May 20 (P— Flight Licutenants C. R. Carr and L. S. M. Gillmah of the Royal Air | force started at 10:42 o'clock this | morning in an attempt to make a | non-stop flight to India. They are | using a speclal Hawker-Horsley plane and hope to cover the distance, about 4,000 miles, in about 40 hours. They will relieve one another in | FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1927, uomins. 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