1920s Friday Musical Club Programs

1920s Friday Musical Club Programs

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Collection of concert programs for the Friday Musical Club from 1920 -1930. This collection includes two stapled booklets that contain a year's schedule of concerts, one at the beginning for 1920 - 1921, and one at the end for 1929- 1930. The other programs included here are paper programs, some are one page front and back, while some are folded into 4 pages.

These paper programs are for concerts given by traveling musicians and groups such as vocalists like Anna Case or Sophie Braslau; instrumentalists such as Paul Kachanski and Arthur Rubinstein; famous managers or directors like Arthur Judson or Loudon Charlton; accompanists such as Charles Gilbert Spross or Carroll Hollister; and traveling bands such as the Russian Symphonic Choir or the Barrere Little Symphony. This collection contains all of these programs in chronological order.

All of these programs and booklets come in various sizes, colors, fonts, and are in degrees of condition from poor to excellent.

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