Evening star

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may not be broken.” Their order is

as follows: Serbia, Russia, France,

England, Montenegro, Japan, Bel

gium, Italy, San Marino, Portugal.

Rumania, Greece. United States

(we were thirteenth in our entry

in the war. it will be noted), Cuba,

Panama, Siam, Liberia, China, Bra

zil. Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa

Rica, Haiti, Honduras.

“Italy.” Miss Gary points out, “is

the only nation with two flags to

her credit, having \ery nearly

caused international complications

by her insistence that San Marino

was at that time a separate country

and should be represented by its

I 0»n flag, although in the case of

1 England none of her powerful

colonies either suggested or was ac

corded a similar placement.”

Miss Gary began making the

headlines early when she made her

first public appearance at the piano

at 7, and won national fame at 10

for a musical composition which she

submitted to the Worlds Pair at

Chicago. This was awarded a gold

medal, a diploma and a large cash

prize.

Other successful compositions fol

lowed as she reached womanhood,

among them “The Gift of Gif^',”

which was widely used by Ellen

Beach Yaw, the coloratura soprano,

in her concert tours throughout the

United States and abroad. “I Love

You, Little Girl,” proved to be an

other prize-winning compositions for

the best ballad by an American

competitor. “Wouldn't You" was

made into a popular phonographic

record sung by Eileen Stanley,

known as “the phonograph girl”

in the nineties. “By Radio” was

broadcast around the world. “La

Promesa” likewise won popular

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1939). Washington, D.C., 1939-09-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1939-09-24/ed-1/?sp=19

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1939-09-24.