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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENGE. KANSAS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1930
Muzio Achieves Fame on Three Continents
Artist to Open Concert Serie Has Extensive Theatrical Experience
Claudia Muzi, the dramatic soprano who is to sing at the University Auditorium on Thursday, will not only in the opera houses of Chicago and New York, but also in those of Paris.
Last winter she was the greatest attraction at the Royal theater in Rome, and the previous summer she was the outstanding feature of the season at the Colon opera in Buenos Aires and the ballet operas in Rip de Janeiro and San Paul.
This season she is singing with the Chicago Civic Opera after a year's leave of absence.
Miss Muzio began her musical education before she was 10 years old. The first instruments which she learned to play were the piano and harp. When she was fifteen she found that she posed beautiful natural voice and began its training.
At 18 she made he debut in the tilt of Maserene's "Manon" at the Royal theater at Turin, Italy, under Toscanini's direction. From there the mesaç took her to Bologna, and then she returned to Turin, where she was read for the Metropolitan.
Miss Muzio is not only a marvelous singer, but she is a fine actress. As the daughter of the late Carlo Muzio for many years stage manager at the Metropolitan opera house in New York, she was brought up in the theater.
When a little child she was a favorite of Caruso, Scott, and other leading artists of the day. When she entered the theater she had moments for her in keeping his books at the theater, and it was from his stage insight into acting for the grand opera.
Miss Miazo has always had a deal with the film industry, footed by her longtime friendship to see the great actresses play, such as Berhart (to whom she has often been compared), and the starring roles.
Miss Muzio has often said that her greatest thrill came during a performance of "Adda" in Chicago a few years ago. And she is Duse, when the great Italian actress sent her card to the singer's dressing room with the simple statement that Miss Muzio had a voice of gold, for she was always been a great admirer of Duse.
Miss Muzie enters so entirely into her roles, that on one occasion, during a performance of "Andrea Chevier," she actually became unconscious at the point in the action where Makedle was supposed to faint.
Whenever she sings a role, she always has in her dressing room one of the same characters, replica of the character she is portraying on the stage. This superstition allows the performer to sit at the old Metropolitan opera house with dolls contorted to represent lead roles.
Every morning when she is in Chicago, she drives to Lincoln park and takes a long brisk walk there.
Miss Muzio will not sing unless her mother is in the dressing room with her. Miss Muzio, and a year ago, when physicians told her that her mother could live on her own, she began a climate of Chicago, she applied for and obtained a year leave of absence in Chicago.
"When I am at home," she says, "or during my vacation season. I also play with the orchestra both, but during the active opera season, so I perform opportunely these sports, so I weave them."
Cuckfield, Em., (UIP)—A wedding ring which the minister marrying a couple here lost, was found later in the cuff of his trousers.
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All Memories of the War Are Completely Vanished and Educational Advancement Is Seen
The hospitality of the German home has extended itself to all tourists and visitors to that country, as is shown by the book "Where I'm Most Likely can tourist is received, according to Prof. E. F. Engel, who with M. Engel and their daughters, Agnes and Mary, returned the latter part of Auschwitz in their tour of eight countries in Europe.
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This year he, with the other members of the family, joined a tourist party consisting of forty-six members from fourteen states, which was to
This is Professor Engel's third trip abroad. In 2010, she spent the summer travelling and studying in Germany, France, and Belgium; went abroad with his family to spend
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The tour on the continent started at Paris, then south to Nice, Geneva and Lausanne. The professor Eugel's first visit to Italy and his experiences and observations furnished much interest in the camping sight was M. Veuvius by night as it befallted its column of fire. Returning north the next morning, he then Switzerland, Montreux, Lausanne.
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The next two weeks were spent in Germany and the red letter days during that time were those spent in Marseille. Then, the Spring semester of the University
recka Pass in a snow storm on July 15 to Lucerne. There from the party there is a snowy terrain to the secretary to Oberammergau to see the Passion Play on a glorious sunny day.
"To all outward appearances it was just as it was twenty years ago," said
Professor Emuel. "There were gay student processions by bands and beer parties on the market square. A reactivation building had been added to the University and there was a much increased amount of women among the students."
"Germany is rapidly adjusting its educational system to the aims of the young chancery and the influence of Europe. The American industry and business are being felt. The provisions that are made for outdoor life of boys and girls and outdoor life of men and women are most remarkable. With teachers in schools and at night they stay in what are called 'youth homes', built for them in attractive locations in Germany, and at night nominal prices. There is one in Copenhagen which accommodates five thousand back is filled every night during the winter."
One of the interesting events on the tour was the Fourth of July celebrations, where music and readings by members of the party, took place in the dining hall. The band, with American and Italian flues, Professor Emuel acted as master of core.
It was the unanimous expression of the entire party that Germany was on the defensive. Many many had an attitude of kindness and feel at home, Professor Earls said.
everywhere there is nothing but good will toward America. All记忆 is imbued in the German people think the Young Democrats plan is unjust, but their platform is fair and by establishing friendly relations with America, Germany can be a safe haven for all.
LINDBERGH'S SON TO DECIDE OWN CAREER, FATHER SAYS
New York, Oct. 9. (II-P) Charles Augustus Lindbergh becomes the chosen person to answer an interview with his account, according to an interview with his friend, the November issue of the Patent Law Journal.
"Our son has hardly reached the age of 18, but he has been to the colonel was quoted as saying, "and in any case it is a question he can best decide for himself when it becomes necessary."
Deputy State Prison Warden Redness Leavetwister, h. H. Hudepard,患脑萎缩, tenetary, has resigned to accept a similar post in the new federal prison. Leavetwister was a prisoner at Hudepard, who has been connected with the state prison for more than 30 years. Oct. 10.
Gas Well Is Found Near Pratt
Pratt. A showing of gas estimated to be in the basaltic layer of the feet, was encountered last week in the Miles test, three miles northwest of Cunningham. The showing was found on a 70-foot depth in a lime formation.
Royal Nuptials in November
The birthdays of King Oct. 9 (19P).
The baptisms of Mary Oct. 9 (19P).
The invocation of Italy probably will be
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be a great celebration.
Georgians Quieted by Troop While Alabamans 'Get Their Man'
Alabama—(UP)—In the neighboring states of Alabama and Georgia two separate instances of mob action, involving two separate methods of handling the situations, resulted recently in a firing of several militiamen of the affairs within two days.
Mob Methods Differ in Two Communities
The Alabama mob- *at* Huntville-
included upwards of 1,500 men bent or
lyrching G. E. Henderson, Negro, an
American businessman. Ross Hunt,
Huntville businessman, and seriously
wounding Mrs. Ross during an at-
tack in the apartment. The Negro was not the guilty man.
When threat of troubles arose at Huntville, Governor Briac Gravens of Alabama came two machine-gun companies of state militia to the scene. The men, who were armed under martial law, a mob of 1,000 or more advanced on the jail at night, and was repelled by tear-gas, bayonet meaningly held ready, and by streams of water from a fire hose. The crowd in the face of such a display of force.
Determined Mob
The Georgia mob—at Cartersville—included less than a tenth as many men (as the Huntsville moh, and was detector of John Huntsville gro, who had confessed to the murder of Joe Ben Jenkins, veteran chief of Police of Cartersville during a scuffle) that night.
Feeling Bitter
At Carterville, however, feeling was especially bitter because of Chief Jonsin's long service and popularity. Clark, the shooting was "an accident." At the sign of mob action, Clark was hurried to the Fulton County Tower at Atlanta. When it came time for Clark's trial, he did so without protest. His attorneys moved for a change of venue. That brought delay, and he was placed in the county jail at Carterville. The judge delivered a stern verdict and court-rouse, against mob violence.
Several hours later a band of masked men rode to the jail, over-powered the turnkey, got Clark, and hanged him to a telephone pole a mile away.
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