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About The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1929)
April 27. 1929 Handicaps Spur Ambition, Proves Theodore Upshure m .s f f T E IIA N D K AI*H One would n atu ra lly expect th a t discou ragem ent and b itter dlsap- polntrriente w- uld leave th e ir m ark on Mr. Upahure. I f he w ere cold arid ta citu rn It would only be the logical result of hla exp erien ces On the co n tra ry thla h as not been the ca se HU r-iul boa not becom e w arped, ra th e r It h as mellowed a s he g ain s a deeper Insight Into the j ouleet It aeetred as If he w ere doomed m eaning o f llte F o rg e ttin g the lim to d isappointm ent. I t w as im pos itatio n s o f hla body, he h as devoto^ sible to se c u ie room s fo r a atudlo, him self to the pleasu res of the mind hut L'pahuro m et Ihla d ifficu lty In and the spirit. H is studio 1» Ailed the sam e wav I h at he had met oth ria. with books, p ain tin g s and scu lptu re He becam e a Ja n ito r o f one o f the <ff In one co rn er of the living room ap artm en t houses there, thu s secu r stand s hta piano, the m ost prlxed of ing his room ren t free. T h e studio his possessions W hen he plays his was estab lish ) d, and now th e trip to en tire being becom es lost In the E urope Is alm ost realised. T h is sum music. W ith the a p p reciativ e touch m er l.u k c Theodore U pshure will of the tru e a rtist, he lets hla fingers leave th e city of hla hard stru g g le! w ander over the keys, varying the and eludy his beloved mualc at the them e to suit h is moods. Som e of hom e o f the old m astera. U pshure’x own com positions a re sa- MUSICAL r < ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION Cf tln c a l for exa m p le "T h e F o lly C rea tio n .” d eoicated to the fools Itlonflnued on psge 10» FEM A LE f 1[ R O U B L E S VMM Hr FREE BOOK Nein Tieatment Proves Successful. If you D iffer »»Ik f t MALE T E O I B I X S , w rk a» Ov«riaa Paint. P a n » in Ihr loner pan ai roar Si seack . B r u in s -Venn Pains. Headache, oat Asche. W hile*. P u n fu l or IrregnLar Periode. If you ha*e thel lord , worn out. aervoue ead ro e down ferlinx in conanna to women If you have I ro d ell kinde of m ed icin « end doctor», and even IhouRh you have been lold Uul an opera lion waa necewsnr YOU MAY B E MA1»L W E IL AND STRUNG AGAIN. J n ,t aend your eaw a a c t ad d rr«, to TH E PELVO MED. CO.. Dept. D. U raapkla.Teos. ! and they will tend you a free booklet d e v n ta n f • wonderful new Ueelotenl llu l ta btintpns kealth and happinrw la an many woanen. ' Why not you7“ Sornrlhiag a c w —entirely di/fl a paient medicine W rite today A h eee nee m erely f e a r o f the e ia s y reteheeteU d a n w he nee 4 .olden Itrow n H e ir P ee rainy r t r l e d i e t y . T h i* world renowned h o ir drename la faeoeed b y I h e * Id e a l fo lk a f b oth W i r t s a d M t ctvoredby Stars of STAGE and SCREEN Theodore Upihure, w hole crippled hul tumble fingert have w on him an cm table place in the mutual w orld l n u s r t o h r p l a c e d in METROPOLITAN Ml SKI M OR r m i ART»—TAUQHT HV f. FRANK DAM HOST'll II 1* *4 MY i m u h n u lJ lm ™ d ow el w ith a w tr ln t ipirtt confined In a broken body, M not for ua to »»> IVhy the dctilre to be a planlat should be lm planted In the breast o f a m an whose hands ara crippled, la a <|uamtion wo ca n n o t answ er Dut L uke Theodora U pshure d.taa not atop to ponder theme qu estion s Ilia fierce roaolution to aucceed haa never failed him . Today, a fte r apendlnif aeveral yeara In the hoapltala, a fte r ineetlnit m any dllltcultlea, he la on tha threshold of final trium ph How he atta in ed hia aucceaa la the them a o f our story, | < KIPPLF.D RROM BIRTH Mr Updhura waa born In New Y o rk City He waa a crip p le from b irth , and all the efforta o f the physi c ia n s have been o f little avail. A fter y eara In th e hoapltala hla legs are e>fill beat, hla handa a re atill twlated. r’hen he waa fourteen yeara old pahure'a fa th e r died, leaving him an the H ole support o f hla m other. hen followed a long period of etrug- In HKalnat sick en in g odda, but m is J fortune could never aubdue him He went to achool at night until he waa ready to en ter college Fro m high achool thla m an went to Colum bia U niversity, C 'ty College of New Y o rk and the Hand School o f So cial S c i ence T hla In lUielf la notew orthy, hut hia am bition to play the piano iearned hope le i* Mualc teacher» tried to d iscourage him that la, w ith the exception o f* Mine Houtx. T h is noted muatrdan encouraged Upahure and taught him how to uae hla fin gers. Dr. K ia n k D am roarh. P ro fes sor ErmlofT and Dr H erlrand da Hernyx gave him lesaona In m usical compoaltlnn and vocal cu ltu re T o day the fo rm er pupil la now him-« If an In elru ctor In pianoforte and voice training . 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