[78-L] Back..with new questions

[Ate van Delden]

Dear Mark,

we had some correspondence in the past when I sent you the 2 Calabrese 
Gennett titles.
At the time I didn't realize that Lou was with Bert Lown and that is where 
my research project meets yours.
I am rsearching Adrian Rollini who joined Lown in 1930. Rollini cut many 
records with Bert Lown, for Victor and several other labels.
Do you know if Lou was on any of these? Or had he left Lown before?
Thanks for your information.
Ate van Delden

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mark L. Bardenwerper, Sr." <citroenid19 at sbcglobal.net>
To: <78-l at klickitat.78online.com>
Sent: Friday, September 11, 2009 11:46 PM
Subject: [78-L] Back..with new questions


> Hello,
> Been out for a spell.
> I am still working on the Lou Breese bio and have come upon some
> interesting finds. For one thing, I have been trying to figure out why
> Lou suddenly left New York in 29 and wound up in Minneapolis. I think I
> found the connection: Eugene Ormandy. I asked Lou's daughter about
> Eugene and she said that he and Lou were lifelong friends and Lou could
> not say enough nice things about him. I think when Ormandy went to
> Minneapolis to take of the Symphony there, be found a job for Lu, too,
> at the Minneapolis Theater.
> I have a picture of the marquee there which shows Lou on it and I have a
> pic of a piece of sheet music, perhaps his first, credited to Lu Breese
> And His Minnesoa Serenaders.
> On an earlier topic, I was trying to find Lou's connection with Bert
> Lown, I found some newspapers online from Massachusetts Institute of
> Technology  which prove that Lou worked for Bert in at least 1922. Does
> any one have info on this?
> Did Lown make any recordings about this time?
>
>
>
>
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