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Donnelly, Dorothy |
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March 8, 1909. ASCAP 1949. Educ: Univ. of Neb., Eastman School of Music (scholarship). Composition with Hanson, Rogers, and Royce; violin with Tinlot; conducting with Goossens; B.Mus. 1931; M.M. 1937; Ph.D. 1947. Member Rochester Philh. 1927-31; staff radio station 1930-31. Head, Violin Dept., Drake Univ. and cond. University orch. 1931-37; Head, Violin Dept., Iowa State Teachers College 1937-39; Univ. of Texas 1939-47, head, Violin Dept., also taught composition and orchestration. Taught composition Eastman Summer School 1947. Prof, of composition, Northwestern Univ. since 1947. Member MTNA, Phi Mu Alpha, Pi Kappa Lambda, NAACC, ISCM. Works for Orch.: two symphonies, Divertimento; Sinfonietta; Elegy for Strings; Andante for Strings; Overture, Prairie Schooner; Suite for Strings. Chamber music, two String Quartets (1st reed Society for the Publication of American Music award 1947); Sonata for Horn and Piano, comm. by Natl Assoc, of Schools of Music; Sonatina for Three Trumpets; Drag and Run for clarinet, two violins and piano (Composers Press Publication award 1946); Precipitations for violin and piano and other works for various instruments. Also numerous choral works, songs, piano solos and pieces for various other instruments. Band works: Lake Shore Suite and The Hidden Fortress. Home: Evan-ston, 111. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Donez, Ian (Dolly Inez), composer, author; b. Saginaw, Mich., April 15, 1891. ASCAP 1948. Educ: Detroit public schools. Toured country in vaudeville as singer; wrote special material and songs for vaudeville acts. Songs: "Each Night"; "Beautiful Danube, No Wonder You're Blue"; "Pop Pop Poppin' Pop Corn"; "Sweethearts' Manual of Arms"; "Water, Water, Wild Flower"; "Paddy Callahan Has Joined the Army"; "Little Red |
Riding Hood's Christmas Tree"; "He Told Her to Wait by the Garden Gate"; "Supper Must Be on the Table at Six O'clock"; "In My Own Quiet Way." Home: New York, N.Y. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Donnelly, Andrew, composer, author; b. Haverstraw, N.Y., Oct. 13. ASCAP 1929. Educ.: St. Peter's Parochial School, Haverstraw High School. Songs: "Baby Your Mother Like She Babied You"; "I Tore Up Your Picture When You Said Good-Bye"; "Making Excuses For You"; "Youre Too Good for Good for Nothing Me"; "Mother Mrs. Sippi"; "I'm Like a Merry-Go-Round"; "Little Red Riding Hood's Christmas Tree"; "When I Get Back to Ireland"; "Hudson River Moon"; "Your Wife"; "I'm Coming Back to You, Poor Butterfly"; "The Song That Made You Mine"; "Gates of Heaven"; "Caromina" (A love song of Old Italy); "Will You?"; "Mother, You're My Baby Now"; "Down a Lane in Maine"; "Wonderful Star of Love"; "Come to Me in Normandy"; "Mother's Treasure Chest"; "Quintuplets on Parade"; "Under Blue Kalua Skies"; "The Girl I Love." Also folio of folk songs and folio of children's songs. Home: New York, N.Y. Address: c/o ASCAP.
Donnelly, Dorothy, author, librettist, actress; b. New York, N.Y., Jan. 28, 1880; d. Jan. 3, 1928. ASCAP 1923. Father was operator of Grand Opera House many years. Joined brother Henry V. Donnelly's stock company after completion of convent education. Played small parts several seasons, advancing rapidly and 1902 in role of "Lady Alvarez," opposite Robert Edeson, in Soldiers of Fortune. Created in U.S. 1903, the role of "Candida," played other roles, touring the country several times; created the role and starred as "Jacqueline" in Madame X, 1909-11. Wrote book and lyrics of Blossom |
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