Muzikos Žinios September, 1936, Chicago | ||
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Posted 7 years ago
Ted_Straub
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This Lithuanian language magazine, published September 1936, was replete with articles relative to Lithuanian organ players. It's language was Lithuanian, and was published in Chicago, which still retains a viable Lithuanian presence in that City.
From the cover's design, the Art-Deco graphics reflect the style of the era.
Muzikos Žinios means "Music News" in Lithuanian.
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An incredible people whom I much admire along with the Latvian, Estonian & some other nationalities I know from study of middle Europe.
Thank you, 'buss both for your love of the image, and for your kind words.....
Hi, fortapache, jscott, TassieDevil, Dave, Thomas, and Phil! I appreciate your loves of this nostalgic item.....
Thank you, Sean....I appreciate your love of this vintage publication!
Thank you, Sean!
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How did I miss this??? WOW, but I bet I'd enjoy having a look/read at whatever is inside this magazine, except for that whole 'reading Lithuanian' part that wouldn't help me at all...but it prolly has fun pictures inside, too?? ;-) ;-) :-) :-) :-)
AnythingObscure, Hey, if you can persuade Ted_Straub to give you a soft copy, Google Translate might be able to help you.
I recently tried it with an excerpt from an old sewing machine manual written in Estonian, and despite the font which looked similar to German Fraktur, it did surprisingly well.