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161.
Boyhood Songs of My Grandfather
September//1954
Article about the boyhood songs of the author's grandfather in the Ozarks areas of Laclede and Dallas County, Missouri, between 1865 and 1895, with lyrics and written music for seven of the songs, laced...
162.
Bradbury Pianos
ca. 1880-1900
Advertising card for Bradbury Pianos showing a cabbage on wheels being drawn by a grasshopper and ridden by two crickets as yellow butterflies fly ahead. A flag in the cabbage says: "First Prize Cabbage."...
163.
Bradbury Pianos
ca. 1880-1900
Advertising card for Bradbury Pianos showing four dogs wearing eye glasses sitting with legs crossed reading newspapers. Front of card says: "Astonishing!." The Bradbury Piano again selected for the White...
164.
Bridal Trousseau
Promotional postcard issued by the Free Sewing Machine company of Rockford, Illinois, depicting the trousseau of a bride in the early 20th century.
165.
Brookmeyer
February/March 2009
Article spotlights the career of jazz trombonist, pianist, and composer Bob Brookmeyer. In 2006, Brookmeyer received the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Jazz Masters Award--the "nation's highest...
166.
Brookside Shopping Area
1961-05-31
View of the Brookside Shopping area located on Brookside Boulevard. The Brookside Theater located at 6325 Brookside is in partial view and a Jenkins Music Company truck in the street.
167.
Bruna Castagna
circa 1940
Portrait of contralto opera singer Bruna Castagna.
168.
Budd Park
Postcard of Shelter at Budd Park
169.
Building a Graceful Vision Center Will Be Arts Showcase
October 2002
Time line for the new downtown performing arts center include: 1995-plans began; 2000-architect chosen; 2002-design announced; 2004-ground to be broken; 2007-open and in use. The initial vision of Muriel...
170.
Building a Sound Alternative
November//1991
Article about the radio station with an eclectic musical format, including styles of Hispanic, blues, and African, among others.
171.
Buzz Killers
August-September/31-6/2000
Discusses the move of classical music radio station KXTR from FM to AM and listeners' reactions to that change.
172.
Bye-Bye Jazz and Blues Fest
May 2002
Article lamenting the loss of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival. Reasons for the festival being cancelled in 2002 are described.
173.
Camp Doniphan, Oklahoma
circa 1917-1918
Exterior view of soldiers gathered around what appears to be a phonograph. Identified on front of postcard as "A Gift From Home Furnishes Music For Our Boys. Camp Doniphan,Okla." Soldiers are not identified....
174.
Can the 'Phil' Fill Up the Starlight or Drain It?
January//1981
[C]ritical look at the scene of possibilities in joining the Philharmonic and the outdoor theater.
175.
Carl Betz--Pioneer in Physical Education
October//1984
Portrait and biographical article about Professor Carl Betz (1854-1898), a physical education teacher from Milwaukee, in 1885 making Kansas City "the first city in the country to have a permanent physical...
176.
Carl Betz Collection Finding Aid
circa 1880s-1988 [bulk 1880s-1890s]
Carl Betz was a pioneer in the physical education curriculum in the Kansas City public schools in the late 1800s. The collection consists of two boxes with programs, manuscripts, artifacts, photographs,...
177.
Carl Busch
1902
Photo and bio of Carl Busch, "director of the Oratorio Society and of the Philharmonic Orchestra," born in Jutland, Denmark, in 1862, moving to America in 1887 and before 1900 Kansas City, composing many...
178.
Carl Busch and the Symphony Orchestra an Asset That Should Be Capitalized
March 30, 1915
Article about the importance of the Kansas City Symphony Orchestra, led by director Carl Busch, to the city, "as much a necessity for this city as water, light and paved streets," with photo.
179.
Carl Busch Recognition Association Scrapbook Finding Aid
1923-1934 (bulk 1923)
Carl Busch, musician, composer, arranger, and conductor, was born March 19, 1862, in Denmark. He came to Kansas City in 1887 and spent many years in the community providing musical leadership. Busch was...
180.
Carl Hoffman Music Co.
ca. 1880-1900
Advertising card for Carl Hoffman Music Co. showing two kittens leaning on flowers watching a butterfly. Front of card says: "Carl Hoffman Music Co...Sole Representative of the Celebrated Steger & Sons...
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