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Newspaper clipping titled "Field Program Will Be Given: Singing, Dancing and Recitations on Benefit Bill Tonight." Source unknown.

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Call Number	WH53
Title	Newspaper clipping titled "Field Program Will Be Given: Singing, Dancing and Recitations on Benefit Bill Tonight." Source unknown.
Creator(s)	Brown, Margaret Tobin, 1867-1932.
Summary	Clipping highlighting Eugene Field Foundation Fund Entertainment even, stamped "The Musicians' Society of Denver Centennial Project, 1958-1959."
Date	circa 1930's
Notes	Located in Box 1 File Folder 31.
Physical Description	1 p.
Is Part Of	Margaret "Molly" Tobin Brown Papers, 1889-1959.
Subject (name)	Brown, Margaret Tobin--1867-1932--Correspondence.
Subject (geographic)	Capitol Hill (Denver, Colo. : Neighborhood)
Rights	Contact Western History/Genealogy Dept. Denver Public Library, Denver, Colorado
Reproduction Available for Purchase	Yes
Language	eng
Digital Origin	reformatted digital
Format-Medium	Document
Full-Text	\ ingmg, Dancing and Recita- QINGINO, dancing and recitations ^ will liven the auditorium stage this evening when the program for the benefit of the Eugene Field Me- morial is presented* The effort of the dancing and dramatic groups of the city to interpret the poems of Field in movement and i sketches promises a program such as I is seldom seen here* The artists have; I ■ been generous in the contribution of, their talent and there will be color i and variety in the program arranged.; Mrs* Ja J* Brown is acting as master:i of ceremonies. Under her direction* the program has been assembled and she will contribute a feature, deliver- . ing her interpretation of 'The Lady of the Mines/3 Agnes Davis, Franklin Hornaday and Mrs. H. Co Bretschneider are the well-known soloists who will sing. The Woolston, the Lillian Gushing and the McLean dancers also will appear on the program. ■

Newspaper clipping titled "Field Program Will Be Given: Singing, Dancing and Recitations on Benefit Bill Tonight." Source unknown.

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