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twentieth century.
Werrenrath commonly used the
pseudonym Edward Hamilton.
Werrenrath was born in Brooklyn, New York, the son of
George Werrenrath, an operatic...
- children. Ding Dong
School was
developed by the show's producer,
Reinald Werrenrath Jr., and
Judith Waller,
director of
public affairs programming for the...
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Werrenrath Camp is a
historic Great Camp
located in
Dannemora in
Clinton County, New York. It was
built in 1928 for
opera singer Reinald Werrenrath (1883–1953)...
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Military Band,
James F. Harrison,
Adele Rowland,
Murray Johnson,
Reinald Werrenrath, and the
Knickerbocker Quartet. A
later play
presented by the National...
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Thompson and Lou Brouillard, New England's
first rodeo event, and a
Reinald Werrenrath concert. Dunn was able to
bring the
Garden from a
deficit to a $200,000...
- the
Billy Rose
Theatre Collection photograph file at NYPL
Digital Gallery. 1919
recording by
Reinald Werrenrath of the song Smilin'
Through at YouTube....
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School as well,
including violinist Efrem Zimbalist,
baritone Reinald Werrenrath,
Berlin State Opera contralto Margarethe Arndt-Ober, and pianist-composers...
- Ruffo,
Antonio Scotti,
Pasquale Amato,
Giuseppe Campanari, and
Reinald Werrenrath. He gave
recitals for women's
groups and
appeared in
society theatricals...
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Lyric Quartet (comprising
Harry Macdonough,
Olive Kline,
Reinald Werrenrath and
Elsie Baker) in 1915 and has
since become a pop
standard recorded...
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survive for the
shorts with
George Jessel,
Bruce Bairnsfather and
Reinald Werrenrath respectively.
According to
Warner Bros. records, the film
earned $955...
