Unique Personal Archive Of Carl Heinzen, Violinist, Consisting Of Ephemera Relating To His Performances And Work

London- New York Etc.: Circa 1900, 1900. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. Carl Heinzen's Personal Archive Of Ephemera. [Henriette M. Heinzen, From Whose Estate These Examples Came, Lived In Pasadena And Is Credited By Carl Wittke With Providing Archives For His Biography Of Her Grandfather, The German Radical Karl Heinzen; Appaently Carl Heinzen The Violinist Was His Son.] Music, "The Curfew Bell" By Lynes, After Rosa Hartwick Thorpe's Poem31 Pp., 1891, Faded Pencil Inscription, Also Note [I Think His Signature] Of Heinzen As Director At A Certain Place, 1892. Programme, Town Hall, Twickham,2/12/1895, 4 Pp. Brochure, Archer's Anglo-American Musical Agency, Season 18992 Pp + Fine Press Covers, Gilt, Cord Binding. Brochure "Carl Heinzen", Archer'sanglo-American Musical Agency, 8 Pp. Page From "St. James's Budget", Feb 24, 1899 With Paragraph And Photo Of Heinzen; 10 1/2" X 8 1/4" Program, St. James's Hall, Feb 7Th 1899, 8 Pp. Cover Ornately Decorated, Red Borders, Cord Bound, Baines & Scarsbrook, Printers; Flyer Printed In Blue On Both Sides For Same Program, With Photograph, Also Unused Tickets For Balcony And Stalls;Large Program, Single Sheet On Red Paper, "Chinese Matinee In Aid Of Two Chinese Charities, Feb 21, 1899, Folded; Large Newspaper Page From Kolnische Beitung, 9 April 1899, With One Line Notice Of His Performance As "An American Violinist." Two Pages From The Gentleman's Journal", July15, 1899, With Four Paragraphs About Heinzen And His Photo. Program, Single Sheet Foled To Four Pages, Photos, "Mr. Elliott's Grand Afternoon Concert On Monday, October 16Th [No Year Indicated]. Small, Finely Printed Program, Single Sheet Folded To Four Pages, Miss Ella Franks' Dramatic Recital At Steinway Hall"The Minim", June 1899, Pp 212-234 (Complete, And With The "Supplement", One Page About Heinzen, Photo. Program, Grosvenor Club, "At Home" (Ladies Night) June 22, 1899, Dramatic Concert Etc. Single Sheet Folded To 4 Pp. Poster, 20 X 30", Public Hall, Hastings, Mr. Wm. Slade's Grand Afternoon Concert.,Friday Oct 27, 1899, Near Fine. Programme, The Quaver Club, Single Sheet Foled To 4 Pp, Program Of Music, Saturday Nov 4, 1899. The London Musical Courier, Jan 26Th 1900, Cover Photo Of Heinze, Etc. Stafford House, St. James', Mr. Alfred Baylis' Morning Concert July 4Th [No Year]. Charterhouse Program, Saturday Nov 3Rd, 1900 Single Page, Folded. London Musical Courier, Nov. 9, 1900, Again With Cover Photo Of Heinzen. The Carthusian, December 1900Pp 26-26 (Complete), Salmon Covers, Stapled Spine, Mention Of Heinzen (As "Heinzer") In Review Of Nov 3Rd Concert Put On By "Mr. Dressel". Program, Steinway Hall, "Miss Fannie Hirsch's Vocal Recital Thursday, December 13Th, 1900, 12 Pp + Illustrated Covers. New Vagabonds Club, "Christmas Banquet" Dec 15, 1900, Single Card Folded Into 6 Pp. Program, Undated, The Homolegical Association, "Un The Musical", Heinzen Playing Bohm And Mlynarski, Also Showing "Cheiro" Lecturing On "Personal Experiences" Amongst Many Performers That Day."La Paloma", Sheet Music, By Yradier, 1901, Signed By Heinzen At Top. Letter, Nine Lines, Handwritten, From"Vert" Of Vert's Agency, 6 Cork Street, April 19, 1907, Confirming Heinzen's Engagement At Steinway Hall The Following Day For 5/5/, A Concert Being Given By Helen Russell.