The Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Museum presents its new exhibit "From Broadway to Hollywood" - Hungarian songwriters in the early days of the Musical.
The Exhibit features the life and works of well known Hungarian composers Imre Kalman, Ferenc Lehar, Sigmond Romberg, as well as lesser known
composers Henri Bereny, Victor Jacobi, George Jarno, Aladar Renyi, Jeno Schwartz, Albert Szirmai and Armand Vecsey - all composers whose works were produced on Broadway or were adapted to Hollywood musicals.
The Museum is located in the Galleria at Erieview, at E. 9th and St. Clair. It is open to the public, everyone is welcome. For more information call the Museum at 216-523-3900.
The Opening Reception was held on Friday, July 26th and featured a presentation about the history of musicals by Dr. Mike Miller from the Ohio Light Opera, Wooster, Oh.
Opening Reception
Andrew Lazar, Curator of the Hungarian Heritage Museum
Dr. Michael Miller, Board Chair of Ohio Light Opera
Eva Szabo, President of Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society
Dr. Michael Miller
Thanks to Andrea Lazar from the Hungarian Museum,and co-host of Kapossy Hungarian program on WCPN, for the photos and info on the recpetion.For more information call the Museum at 216-523-3900.
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