January 28, 1938 Friday

P.P.W.T.S. = peddled papers, went to school

P.P.W.T.S. In p.m. I went to Masonic Hall to hear Francesco Zecchino, violinist of symphony orchestra fame, 16 years of age in a recital. His accompanist used to accompany Fritz Kreisler. It was a very good recital. He got fine tone from his violin. In evening I went to picture “Alcatraz Island” at Latchis.

[Program enclosed, too faint to scan

Cover: Concert presented by Francesco Zecchino – Violinist, Carl Lamson – Pianist, under the auspices of the Music committee of the Keene Woman's Club, Masonic Auditorium, Friday, Jan. 28, 1938, 3 P.M.

Program: Violin and Piano

I. Sonata in C-minor—Grieg - xxx
Allegro molto
Allegretto espressivo
Allegro animato

Violin Solos

II. a. Melodie—Tschaikousky - xxxx
b. Hungarian Dance No. 7—Brahms-Joachim
c. Tambourin Chinois—Kreisler - xxxx

Piano Solos

III. a. Prelude in E-minor—Mendelssolm
b. Cantique d'Amour—Liszt - xxx

Violin Solos

IV. Songs My Mother Taught Me—Dvorak-Kreisler
b. German Dance—Mozart
c. Pralludium and Allegro—Kreisler - xxx
d. Souvenor de Moscow—Wieniawski - xxx

KEY
poor - x
fair - xx
good - xxx
fine - xxxx
excellent - xxxxx
no x – O.K., but not too impressive