Original Photograph Of Pianist George Liebling, Inscribed, 1930

W. W. Kimball Co, 1930. Original Signed Photograph . No Binding. Good. 7" x 5. Original Photograph, Image 9 3/8" X 7 3/8", A Standard Kimball Piblicity Photogrph With His Signature Printed In White And Kimball Stamp On Reverse, Also Additionally Inscribed In Ink "To Dear Orline Burrows, A Great Genius Of The Violin, Wonderful Artist, In Admiration,George Liebling 1930". Corner Crease At Lower Left; A Few Tiny Marginal Tears. Orline (Burrow) Woodward (1911-2000) Was A Concert And Orchestral Violinist. As A Little Girl Of Six In Longview, Texas, She Played Her Violin In A Demonstration Of The Edison Talking Machine On The Chautauqua Circuit Stage Shared With William Jennings Bryan. As A Young Woman, She Concertized Extensively Throughout The West Coast, Most Notably In The Seiling Garden Theater Concert Series. Her Appearance On "California's Hour" With Singer Jane Froman Marked The First Coast To Coast National Television Broadcast In The Industry. She Performed Twice In Hollywood Bowl As Soloist With The Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra Under The Direction Of Legendary Conductors Otto Klemperer And Artur Rodzinski. A Former Faculty Member Of Occidental College And Mills College In California, She Established A Reputation As One Of The Most Promising Concert Artists Of Her Generation. At The Start Of Wwii She Returned To Texas, Where She Married Prominent Fort Worth Attorney, Sam A. Woodward. She Established The Woodward String Quartet, Which Performed Throughout The Southwest For The Next Twelve Years, Appeared As Soloist With The Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Gave Numerous Recitals Each Season And Served As Concertmaster Of The Fort Worth Symphony, Fort Worth Opera Orchestra And Casa Manana Musicals She Performed In The Puerto Rico Symphony Directed By Pablo Casals, And Later, Following The Death Of Her Husband, As A Member Of The New Orleans Philharmonic, Mobile Symphony Orchestra (Under James Yestadt), Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Memphis Symphony, And The Midland-Odessa Symphony Orchestra. While Living In Mobile, She Served As Associate Concert Master Of The Mobile Symphony And As Adjunct Music Faculty Member Of The University Of South Alabama And Its Resident String Quartet.