The Twin Cities were home to four daily newspapers during the 1930s, and each covered Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra concerts. On the day following a subscription concert, reviews would appear in all four papers - something unimaginable today.
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St. Paul Pioneer Press, 18 December 1931
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Minneapolis Tribune, 18 December 1931
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Minneapolis Star, 18 December 1931
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Minneapolis Journal, 18 December 1931
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Reviews of the Eight
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Reviews of the Eighth Symphony Concert, 1931
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