** SCANS VERKRIJGBAAR **
(via www.hollantsnet.nl of anders rechtstreeks)
naam - geboortedatum/leeftijd - datum krant(!)
BES mevrouw Hermina 16-05-2008 (directrice van Bespex BV) Overige
familienamen: Thierry.
BIJKERK Gerda Adriana Martina 05-08-1937 10-05-2008 FONTEIN Overige
familienamen: ds. M. den Dekker, dr. J. Bruggeman.
BRUIJN Rijn de 14-05-2008
EXEL Diny 02-02-1937 10-05-2008 KOK
GROOTHUIZEN Mark Wouter 15-05-2008 Namens: Worstmakerij van Leijden BV.
HAAS Wilfred de 41 14-05-2008 Namens: Chemgas ****pping BV.
JONKERS Wieger 16-05-2008 Namens: Fabricom GTI Major Projects BV.
Overige
familienamen: van den Assem, Blokland, Vonkeman.
KIND Grietje 30-08-1918 10-05-2008 SCHUTTER
KLOENS Piet 65 10-05-1943 10-05-2008
KOUMANS Wilbert 10-05-2008 Namens: ASK Community Systems.
KROL Albertus Karel 79 16-05-2008 WIT
LANGENDOEN Rinus 12-11-1932 16-05-2008 STEENBERGEN Overige familienamen:
van Hoek, Nolen.
LEMS Dirk 14-05-2008 (kapitein MTS Priscilla) Namens: Dordtclean BV
MALSSEN Arnoldus Franciscus van 79 14-05-2008 CHERET
NN Bea 10-05-2008
NN Tineke 50 15-05-2008
PI***** Doddie 03-11-1917 13-05-2008 ALTING SIBERG
QUARTEL Gerrit 15-05-2008 EUSER
REES Joost van 14-05-2008 (50 jaar getrouwd 14 mei 1958)
SMOUTER Jan 10-05-2008 Namens: VAT Logistics BV.
STORM Aad 48 13-05-2008 KERNBAUM
TELLEKAMP John 14-05-2008 Namens: Albeda College.
VEN Jannigje van der 79 10-05-2008 WAPPEROM
VOGELAAR Abraham Jacob 84 14-05-2008 EVEGROEN Overige familienamen:
Bijkerk, Malschaert.
WESENBEECK Ricardo van 21-07-1987 13-05-2008 HEEL Overige familienamen:
Dücker, van Veen, Dingen, de Louweren.
WIJNGAARDEN Richard Patrick Michel van 33 16-05-2008 Overige
familienamen:
van Aartrijk, de Waard.
* * *
- Herrinering aan de oorlogstijd. Deel 5 (Voedseltekort: de dood voor
ogen!;
Albert Tulp);
[Dordt Centraal 9 mei 2008 (nieuw logo)]
- DORDTENAAR VAN DE WEEK: Cock Noorland ziet weer lichtpuntjes in haar
leven
(burgemeester Noorland, overl. 2006);.
[De Stem van het Weekend 9 mei 2008]
- GOED AFGELOOPEN. Gisteravond 8 uur is een 4-jarig dochtertje van R.,
wonende aan de Varkenmarkt, vanaf de Lange IJzerenbrug gevallen, juist op
het moment dat een wherrie er onderdoorvoer. Het kind kwam op het vaartuig
terecht en viel daaraf in het water. De stuurman der boot redde haar.
Gelukkig had het kind geen lichamelijk letsel bekomen, alleen natte
kleeren.
[BRON: Dordrechtsche Nieuwsblad 1 augustus 1919]
- 1. SIJS Desiré Maurice, hoofd, 27-10-1880 Gent (B), kunstschilder, tr.
10-6-1907
2. HAMELINK Helene Marie 2-2-1881 Oostacker (B);
3. SIJS Celine Eugenie 25-6-1899 St. Amandsberg (Gent), zuster,
boekhoudster;
Wonende: St. Jorisweg 3;
1+2 vestigen zich op 31-7-1919 uit Edam, vertrekken 16-8-1923 naar Belgie,
Gent Provenierstraat 11;
nr 3 vestigt zich op 6-8-1919 ambtshalve van Edam, vertrekt 28-9-1920
ambtshalve;
[bevolkingsregister Dordrecht 1918-1938 tweede serie]
- bevolkingsregister Dordrecht 1918-1937 (1e serie)
1. VERHEIJ, mr Bastiaan Jacob 23-9-1872 Middelburg, R.C., adv en
procureur,
overl. 5-5-1938, tr. 25-11-1915
2. WIJERS, Suse Maria Hermina 10-8-1888 Dordrecht
3. VERHEIJ Cornelis Johannes 11-1-1917 Dordrecht, vertrekt naar Leiden
30-9-1937
4. VERHEIJ Betty Delphine 31-12-1918 Dordrecht
5. VERHEIJ Jacoba Maria Matthia 1-7-1922 Dordrecht
6. VERHEIJ Bastiaan Jacob 23-6-1929 Dordrecht
Wonende: Burg de Raadtsingel 19, 29 / Singel 57 (vanaf 15-6-1922)
* * *
- Gereformeerde Kerkbode voor de cl***** Dordrecht en Barendrecht,
1945-1946, 1950-1951, 1962 (z.inc.) (D:41)
[Historisch Do***entatiecentrum voor het Nederlands Protestantisme
(1800-heden)]
[http://www.hdc.vu.nl/Periodiek/fb_index.html]
- pagina 154
.... 68 Capo le Case, Rome, Italy.
I have so frequently sugned petitions for the admission of works of art
into
the United States free of duty that I fear sending these few lines will be
of little use.....Further, the very idea of protection is defeated by the
imposing of a tariff on works of art, because such an attitude belittles
our
attainments in the eyes of the world and implies that American art is in
an
infant state and unable to stand on its own merits."
EDNA H. VOSBURGH, 1337 High Street, Denver, Col.
I wuld simply say that the heavy duty is keeping many fine works of art
out
of our country. All men should be artists in appreciation, and...
[The Brief of the American Free Art League in Favor of the Removal of the
//
American Free Art League, Myron E. Pierce, American Free Art League - 1908
-
246 pagina's]
- Pagina 146
...induce him to make a speech. More than once at a dinner in early days
the
shouts of the dinners got him to his feet, when he would stand struggling
with his nervousness apparently unable to utter. On one occasion blurting
out, It's a damned shame....
.... In the nineties he moved about in the world of London more than in
subsequent years, dining out frequently. And neither then nor later did he
consider that his fame exempted him from making social efforts. His
courtesy
never failed. But he was undoubtedly fastidious; and by no means were all
people grist to his mill. Later he became more reluctant to dine out, and
in
his last years he narrowed his social ambit to very small dimensions. Even
so, a considerable ****tion of the large correspondence he conscientiously
transacted consisted of refusals to invitations. Evenings with music were
those to which his tastes most inclined him. One such is described by Miss
[Julia H.] HEYNEMAN, who writes: In 1809 [1909?] I was back again in
London.
My sister had a house at 39, Palace Court which Mr. Sargent called "The
Great Good Place" a reference to Henry James' short story of that name. It
had a large music room and he enjoyed evenings of music there, with two or
three other people. I recall one occasion wich could hardly be called
quiet.
It was a very hot night in July and Madame Blanche MARCHESI and DENIS
O'SULLIVAN [!!; 1868-1908] worked through the whole of Tristan, taking
all
the parts - tenor - bass .....
[ John Sargent: With Reproductions from His Paintings and Drawings-Evan
Edward Charteris - 1927 - 308 pagina's]
* [afbeelding: op dijk met molen en hondenkar] West of Dordrecht, South
Hollanders delivering milk, and knitting. In Holland the is employed as a
draught animal, and not merely as a domestic pet;
* page 28 - A Back Street in Volendam;
* page 34 - On the Schie;
* page 72 - ...Dordrecht is a pleasant town, with its vestal zone of four
rivers - the Maas, the Waal, the Linge, and the Merwede - all embodied in
its device: "Me mosa, me Vahalis, me Linga Mervaque eingunt, AEternam
Batavae virginis ecce fidem". It was the first town to cast off the yoke
of
the hated Spaniard. Cuyp, Bols, and Maes, a glorious group, are the
ons.....
* page 228 - Katwijk-aan-Zee;
[THINGS SEEN IN HOLLAND by CHARLES E. ROCHE, WITH FIFTY ILLUSTRATIONS ,
London, Seeley, 38 Great Russell Street, 1912][www.archive.org]
- Pagina 728
....wirk attempts to construct a stage opera upon an Irish story of a
century
ago, and to have the entire musical flavor Irish - cadences, quaint
melodic
nuances, and all; yet also human, living and musical in the modern sense.
This I say was the intention. When it comes to inquiring how fully the
opera
succeeds in carrying out such an undertaking I have to speak with caution.
I
heard it only once and came to it unprepared. My first feeling was one of
disappointment at its difference from all the other light operas before
the
public. I recognized certain elements of strength, particularly in the
singing of Mr. Denis O'SULLIVAN [1868-1908], of whom Mr. Karleton Hackett
wrote in his story of "American Singers in London". To me the
uninteresting
and dull-clored Irish costumes and scenes, without a single moment of
bright
color during the whole play, left an unfavorable impression. I find,
however, that several musical friends of mine who heard the opera two or
three times liked it more and more. Mr. LL Sharp, manager of McVicker's,
was
enthusiastic in praise of it; and Mr. O'SULLIVAN also said that the work
improved very much by repeated hearings. It would seem, therefore, that my
impressions must have been wrong. At any rate the work did a good business
-
which is one good point. I cannot help thinking, however, that either a
little less consistency in the scenic handling or else a little more
genuine
pathos in the music would have ......
[Music: Devoted to the Art, Science, Technic and Literature of Music -
1897]
- Pagina 307
....The new tenor, Denis O'SULLIVAN, is robust and handsome, and not only
sings well, but actually has a sense of humor, a quality that one has
almost
ceased to ...
[The Stage][Munsey's Magazine 1891]
- LIST OF PAINTINGS. Pagina 136
.... Barns at Windham 24x34 (owner) Mrs George Page Ely
Pink Peonies in a Blue Jug 23x27 (owner) Mrs. J. Alden Weir
White Peonies 24 x 29 (owner) Mrs. John A. Rutherfurd
Pink Peonies (owner) Mrs. Denis O'SULLIVAN
[Julian Alden Weir: An Appreciation of His Life and Works / Century
Association (New York, N.Y.), 1921]
- Pagina 56
.... drawing by T. Rowlandson, and a small Wedgwood bust of Laurence
Sterne,
both presented by Percy Fitzgerald ; A bronze bust of Denis O'SULLIVAN,
singer, by Derwent WOOD, presented by a group of his friends and admirers;
Medallion potrait, in bronze, of the late Sir John Banks, K.C.B., by
Oliver
Sheppard, R.H.A., presented by Miss Latterman ; Relics of Lord Tennyson...
[The Year's Art - 1886]
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Erica
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