Myra marries Frederick Pinter Apr-June 1932 London

Myra and Frederick passenger 1939 Veendam II

Frederick, Myra and Conrad Bos and his wife are all on this ship

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First name(s)	Myra
Last name	Mortimer-Pinter
Gender	Female
Age	45
Birth year	1894
Marital status	M
Occupation	HOUSEWIFE
Departure year	1939
Departure day	25
Departure month	2
Departure port	Southampton
Destination port	New York
Destination	NEW YORK
Country	United States
Destination country	United States
Ship name	Veendam
Ship master's first name	A
Ship master's last name	FILIPPO
Shipping line	HOLLAND AMERICA LINE
City	SOUTHAMPTON
Ship destination port	NEW YORK
Ship destination country	USA
Ship registered tonnage	9201
Number of passengers	40

 
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Myra marries Wilhelm Giesen, her singing teacher in London March 1925 St Martin

Myra and her mother Dora 1920 census " The Laureate Hall" 435 W 118th St NY

Columbia University - they lived " The Laureate Hall" 435 W 118th St NY
* Daniel still in Butte, MT

Daniel is still in Butte

Myra with her parents Daniel and Dora Butte, Montana 1910 census

Name:	Myra A Martimer
Age in 1910:	16
Birth Year:	abt 1894 [abt 1891]
Birthplace:	Washington
Home in 1910:	Butte Ward 8, Silver Bow, Montana
Street:	Crystal
Race:	White
Gender:	Female
Relation to Head of House:	Daughter
Marital Status:	Single
Father's name:	Daniel Martimer
Father's Birthplace:	England
Mother's name:	Dora A Martimer
Mother's Birthplace:	South Carolina
Native Tongue:	English
Attended School:	Yes
Able to Read:	Yes
Able to Write:	Yes
Neighbors:
Household Members:	Name Age Daniel Martimer 47 Dora A Martimer 37  Myra A Martimer 16

**There is no 317 Crystal St at this time this is a sample house on 200 block

Myra passenger 1930 Europa

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Myra performs Wigmore Hall London review 1927

Myra Wigmore Hall London 1927 Review by Nancy on Scribd

There are 2 recordings of Myra that I know of, I have not been able to find either.

1927 Queens Hall Myra Mortimer Lieder Recital Coenrad v Bos Chappell * destroyed 1941 bombed

 1928 WLW radio, Cincinnati broadcast Masonic Temple, Cincinnati Fritz Reiner 1928 February 5 Vladimir Bakaleinikoff Myra Mortimer, soprano Johann Strauss Jr.: Overture to Die Fledermaus Camille Saint-Saëns: Prelude to Le Deluge Bizet: song "Agnus Dei" George Bizet: L'Arlesienne - Suite no 2 INTERMISSION Ludwig van Beethoven: Egmont opus 84 (1810): Overture "Freudvol und Leidvol" "Die Trommel geruhret" Tchaikovsky: Serenade for Strings - III. "Elegie" Mikhail Ippolitov-Ivanov (1859-1935): Caucasion Sketches - 4. "Procession of the Sardar"

Calling Myra ... New York 1940

Myra marries Pinter 1932

Myra and Fred Montana News 1940

Miss Mortimer contralto - makes her debute New York Sun 1926

Miss Mortimer contract contralto makes her debut Miss Myra Mortimer and American contralto of Butte Montana who has been well received on the continent recently and of whom a Dutch critic wrote 'like Julia Cope in her prime' gave her first  recital here last evening at Townhall with Conrad Bowes as the at the piano Miss Mortimers specializes in the art of *lieder singing and her program was confined to lyrics by  Franz Schubert, Robert Schumann, and Hugo Wolf

The songs were most familiar Miss Mortimer saying many lovely songs among which were harbingers of spring were suggested by such titles as Schubert's xxx Shuman's xxx and Wolf'sxxx

Miss Mortimer was heard by a large audience and much warm approval was given to her performance she has been announced as her dramatic contralto but her delivery did not support this description of her voice and style her voice lacking proper placement is rather an mezzo-soprano or of a mid range her lower tones lack volume and her upper to something some of her Llegado work was admirably performed in respect of tone and phrase.

Her exposition of text showed general taste and refinement it was without noteworthy dramatic flowers..... she lost frequently her some of .... hercommanding presents and her platform bearing as a recital artist was beyond reproach. Mr. Bos who was not who has not appeared here before the season did his ...excellent work as an accompanist

*lieder singing-is a setting of a German poem to classical music