In this two-part episode,  we move through to the 1930s.  Part one takes us from World War I through the roaring 1920s, when the legendary Fritz Kreisler was sent to war. We see how war affected the careers of so many of our young heroines, and how an era of new freedoms affected life for them and for all of us! Part two delves into the tumultuous times and newfound freedoms experienced in the ’20s, including suffrage and prohibition.

In this episode, you’ll meet six starlets of the musical stage – Irma Seydel, Kathleen Parlow,  Estelle Gray-Lhevinne,  Barbara Lull,  Ilse Niemack, and Ruth Ray!

Irma Seydel, Kathleen Parlow, and Estelle Gray-Lhevinne

Barbara Lull, Isle Niemack, Ruth Ray, Grace Freeman, Thelma Given, Helen Jeffrey, Louise Foote, Amy Neil, Mary Chainey, Catherine Wade-Smith, Catherine Fry, Ruth Breton, Cordelia Lee, Helen Ware, Emily Gresser, Ruth Kemper, Sylvia Lent, and Dorothy Minty

Fritz Kreisler, Leopold Auer, and Moritz Lhevinne

Leopold Auer, Guilio Minetti, Henry Bettmen, Antonio de Grassi, Alexander Bloch, Frederick Stock, Hubert Butler, Fredric Han, Clarke, Sevcik, Hubay, Sam Franko, Eugene Ysaye, Georges Enesco, Robert HG Minty, Louis Persinger, Ansel Adams, Cedric Wright, Fritz Kreisler

• Maud Powell – Souvenir (Drdla)

• Maud Powell – Souvenir (Drdla)