THE HISTORY OF TUNGSRAM 1896-1945 - MEK

TUNGSRAM 272M E G H I V 6A Tungirom Dot- *i Onliipifikor ei 4v novemb«r23-6n,>zon-,bofon e»f9 8 6'oi l(e:delftl o Tuf>qi'0'n KullurfiiiiSEinhAirerm^ben. (Ujp«it, Voci ui 79. ti) (iinlel6od6sttmnd«t. omBlyre Or\t. b. csanidjdt *s ismeffiieif i:ereteftelm»ghiv(a oR9ndei6i*g.El olkolommol tiinie kerul:Fekete gyemantokcimu it. W. H'-F*'. P»til4rn*l *4'l«« Ml filler•• 1- r »• K XH •' n jk T A MEl6addi olait oi ail6k i6rva la«tn*k.Today, when there are regular TVand radio programmes, superbquality record players and taperecorders, it is hard to imaginewhat kind of a cultural attractionthe TUNGSRAM theatrical performancesor the amateur concertshad, not only for the company'sworks-force, but also, for the entireneighbourhood. We would like topresent a few of the posters announcingthe various culturalevenings. This first one, for example,invited the audience to comealong and see the stage adaptationof Jokai's novel, "BlackDiamonds", as performed by theTUNGSRAM Choir and LiterarySociety.M eg h i v6A ,TungifQ-n* Do! *i {%li4pi6tt>i1939 6viI f.r: / .M 0 SOR:Hitlbpiii >zul ou -4UfrrluiJi' — Sniabandii — Gntotle — Air — RiKSudon.tloutfj.i Az U|p«ili Zc-nrmOvrtd EOFIUICI (Con»«rVBt6(ium}vumii/cnrkora Vpienyel, Ffnyvpt Jen6 a ConMrvaloriumliinnrn2 al A y.i.T >lalu (SvA^t munti4«Jal)/.) ltr>.„ s.: Marvr nipdalok.£ni-kh R .Tunniam' Dalkfif. Veztnyel: Endre Qi\m kamary|ebalkor lanaiOne poster of the many announcingconcerts. The programme featuredthe orchestra of the UjpestConservatory playing a suit byGrieg and a cello player performingthe Swan by Saint Saens. Theworks of Puccini, Bizet, Massenetand Kodaly were also included.Not a bad selection, by any standard.4'