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Title: Who's who in music and drama : an encyclopedia of biography of notable men and women in music and the drama
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Hanaford, Harry Prescott Hines, Dixie
Subjects: Theater Musicians
Publisher: New York : H.P. Hanaford
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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8. Clubs: Musicians, Pleiades, Mu-sical (New York). Permanent address:Care Quinlan Musical Bureau, 1 West34th St., New York. MILLER, Russell King:—Composer andOrganist. Born Philadelphia, May 10, 1871; ed.Princeton Univ., to sophomore years;mus. ed. Philadelphia and New York;teacher of mus. and has served as or-ganist in Holland Presbyterian Church,1893; First Presbyterian Church, Ger-mantown, 1898; First Baptist Church,1900; Temple Keneseth Israel, since 1902,all in Philadelphia; gave organ recitals atBuffalo and St. Louis expositions. Com-positions: (Organ) Symphonic Scherzo,1895; Nocturne, 1897; Epilogue, 1897;Festival March (awarded prize as bestorgan composition by American Guildof Organists), 1903; Festival Postlude,1904; Impromptu, 1904; Cortege, 1904;Elegy, 1905; Chanson Pastorale. 1907;Berceuse, 1908; Serenade, 1908; Con-cert Overture, 1909; for tenor and or-gan, recitative and arietta, What is Man?1909; also many compositions for piano,songs and church mus. Married Em- 224
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Mil WHOS WHO IN MUSIC AND DRAMA Miu ily Meyer Wilson, of Philadelphia, 1899.Address: 1714 Chestnut St., Philadel-phia, Pa. MILLWARD, Jessie (Mrs. John Glen din- Tl 1H PC ^ mmm A ** t V & S iS Born London, July 14, 1861. Herfather was Charles Millward, a writerof distinction. Her first dram, ex-perience was as an amateur with theCarlton Amateur Dram. Club, withwhom she prod. Loves Sacrifice. Afterseveral seasons with this organizationshe made her prof, appearance as Con-stance in The Love Chase, Folly,subsequently Tooles, London, July1881. She appeared on tour withSt. James co. through English prov-inces, her principal appearances beingat Manchester, where she played Mrs.Mildmay in Still Waters Run Deep andMabel Meryon in Coralie. She ap-peared as Mary Preston in The CapeMail, St. James, London, Oct. 27, 1881;as Florence in Cousin Dick, St. James,London, Dec. 29, 1881; as Mary Sullivanin A Quiet Rubber, St. James, London,May 17, 1882; as Alice Verney, withGenevieve Ward in Forget-M

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