MR. NOLAN
(continued from page 1)
After leaving the city Friday
morning at 9, the choir went to
Manhattan Kansas to hold a rec
ital. The sub-title of the choir is
Dramatists of Negro Music which
means that the choir is versatile
in all lines of Negro music—mus
ic written by Netro composers and
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also music written for the Negro
by composers of other races. This
choir can be secured through a let
ter to the management in New
York. As aforesaid the choir is
under the management of the Out*
standing Artists Bureau whose
president is Mrs. Isabella Scott of
37 Carwall Avta., Mount Vernon,
New' York.
While in the city Mr. Nolan had
the pleasure of hearing some of
the talent among Omaha’s young
er group. Miss Irene Harrold
played a piano Bielection and Mr.
Paul Briggs rendered a vocal solo
Both were highly praised by Mr.
Nolan Mr. Nolan was pleased
with Mr. Brigixa’ desire to finish
his high school education before
accepting the in%’itation of the
Wings Over Jordan chorUg to tra
vel and sing wiith them. Mr. Nol
an stated that due to the quality
of Mr. Briggs’ voice, he is sure
that an opportunity to join many
chorus will await him upon his
graduation from Technical High
school.
Mr Nolan can thank himself for
tho hospitality shown him while in
tht city. His fine personality in
vites freimfship and hospitality.
He is a quiet, unassuming gentle
man with high prinicplies. His in
formality makes anyone feel at
ease while in his presence.
Omaha is looking forward to the
time when some social organizat
ion will be able to present the Eva
Jessye Choir to an Omaha aud
ience.
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Management, Circulation, Etc., Re
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March 3 ,1933
Of The Omaha Guide published
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October, 1940., State of Nebraska,
County of Douglass, ss.
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and for t.he State and county a
foresaid, personally appeared C.
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ly sworn according to law, deposes
and says that he is the Business
Manager of the Omaha Guide and
that the following is, to the best
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true statement of the ownership,
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