[Stradivari orchestra : [Senator Pepper speech, 1944-10-08, part 1] | 1944-10-07]. [Thomas Dewey presidential campaign speech | 1944-10-07.]

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The work [Stradivari orchestra : [Senator Pepper speech, 1944-10-08, part 1] | 1944-10-07]. [Thomas Dewey presidential campaign speech | 1944-10-07.] represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in University of Missouri-Kansas City Libraries. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Audio, Nonmusical, Sounds, Music.

Label

[Stradivari orchestra : [Senator Pepper speech, 1944-10-08, part 1] | 1944-10-07]. [Thomas Dewey presidential campaign speech | 1944-10-07.]

Title remainder

[Senator Pepper speech

Title number

• 1944-10-08, part 1]
• 1944-10-07]. [Thomas Dewey presidential campaign speech
• 1944-10-07.]

Title variation

• Senator Pepper speech
• Thomas Dewey presidential campaign speech

Contributor

• Lavalle, Paul
• Democratic National Committee (U.S.)
• Prince Matchabelli, Inc
• Republican National Committee (U.S.)
• Stradivari Orchestra
• Albéniz, Isaac, 1860-1909
• Boccherini, Luigi, 1743-1805
• Bond, Ford, 1904-1962
• Brahe, May H., (May Hannah), 1885-1956
• Dewey, Thomas E., (Thomas Edmund), 1902-1971
• Gasselin, Jacques
• Hallahan, William J., 1917-
• Herbert, Victor, 1859-1924
• Knox, Harrison
• Pepper, Claude, 1900-1989
• Saint-Saëns, Camille, 1835-1921

Arranger of music

• Lavalle, Paul

Conductor

• Lavalle, Paul

Instrumentalist

• Stradivari Orchestra
• Gasselin, Jacques

Singer

• Knox, Harrison

Speaker

• Dewey, Thomas E., (Thomas Edmund), 1902-1971
• Pepper, Claude, 1900-1989

Sponsor

• Republican National Committee (U.S.)
• Prince Matchabelli, Inc
• Democratic National Committee (U.S.)

Subject

• Radio programs
• Radio programs, Musical -- United States
• Radio serials
• Roosevelt, Franklin D., (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945
• Songs (High voice) with orchestra
• Speeches, addresses, etc., American
• Violin with orchestra
• Campaign speeches -- United States
• Instrumental music
• Operas -- Excerpts
• Popular music -- 1941-1950
• Presidents -- Election
• Radio journalism
• Radio news programs

Genre

• Radio news programs
• Radio programs
• Radio serials
• Excerpts

Language

eng

Summary

• Senator Claude Pepper gives a paid political talk on behalf on the re-election of President Roosevelt. He warns that the opposing candidate has no military experience and since there is a world war, now is not the time to make a change to the leadership of America
• [Recording already in progress/] Governor Thomas Dewey gives a paid political speech from Charleston, South Carolina. Mr. Dewey is introduced by William Hallahan (Republican National Committeeman from South Carolina). Mr. Dewey claims that he will bring an end to, "bumbling, fumbling and incompetence in Washington." Why is the support of the Communist Party important to the Roosevelt campaign? "We need a house-cleaning in Washington."

Related

• Senator Pepper speech
• Thomas Dewey presidential campaign speech
• Moon love

Member of

• Stradivari Orchestra (Radio program)

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Cataloging source

UMK

Date of event

• 1944-10-08.
• 1944-10-07

Form of composition

popular music

Format of music

not applicable

Literary text for sound recordings

lectures speeches

Music parts

not applicable

Other event information

• Instantaneous recordings
• Instantaneous recordings

PerformerNote

• Stradivari Orchestra ; Paul Lavalle, conductor ; Jacques Gasselin, violin, concertmaster ; Harrison Knox, tenor ; Arthur Gary, announcer
• Claude Pepper, Senator of Florida, speaker
• Governor Thomas Dewey, speaker ; Ford Bond, announcer ; William Hallahan, introduction

Transposition and arrangement

not applicable