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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Defense Corps
Instructed d in
Drill

Litter drill occupied the greater
Part Of Tuesdays meeting of the
Imperial Valley WOmens Defense
corps which took place that eve
min" ii the city stadium.
Classes we're under the direction
Of 1t n q. Lubarsky, assisted by
Sgt f. V. Snyder and Privates
Robert Hosch ard John McNally.
Two classes III hll.;tary Cril were
conducted. one for the regulars"
and one for the rockies.
Mrs. Fred l. Riddle, acting cap
tain, announced preliminary
meeting for all women interested
in taking the Red Cross home nurs-
ing course. Ll45 meeting to be held
Saturday afternoon at pm. n
the court house, the supervisors
room.
The new class in First Aid.
required course in the ambulance
CORPS, IS being organized and will
meet ThurSda" night at the fire
n"'l. THIS class being open to all
IN2 membership roll of the Dc
''n9e corps includcs: Mesdamcs w.
f. Avcoc6, A. J. Alleger, K. w
A1ams A J. Burke, p. l.. Clayton,
j. Reid Cunningham. G.. L. Der
MGdy, Don Damron. J. A. Forester.
Geo Sc ". Nails Fred l.. Riddle, j.
A. Scnoilclu. r. L. VanNoStrand.
Walter Weldon, L. NJ. Crumrine:
the Misses Edna Martin. Sarah Mil
Ter, Mary LaBrucheric Maurine
LlNd9rcn, Jane Newman.
%hc corps meets every Tuesday
evening III the ball park at 7::30
md recruits will be welcomed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
New Pre- sident Of
Tanda Group

Ect.y Jane Hus' j. tie new prcst-
cent ol Tanda Camp Fire, group.
faa, organization having elected Of
iicc"s 'nis week
O.Acr officers a'e. Bobbic Anne
Doom. }icc-pestdcnt, Goncvieyc
Ut,ry. secretary, Virginia Shaw
treasurer: Alta Lee WnWright,
erubc. Betty Janc Hurst song lead
sr.
Present wcrc: Carolyn Barker.
alta Lee WiuWr.eat. GcnevIoye Ut
icy. Bonnie Belle Barker, Joyce
Greer, Mary Nell Parker. Mary June
Blackwood Betty Jane Hurst; and
Virginia Shaw, pius the following
new members. Martha McNutt and
Willie Mae Keafiag. Martha Parker
was a @UeSt OF the group and MIS-.
G.. F. Steiner assisted Mrs. A. NJ
Blackburn. guardian.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Beth Kramar To Be Married
To N. E. Kirby Sunday

Nj and Nj \ 2 KlMmaH
prominent ro.ldc4.# o. tar Sll"bcr
a.'ut. u,.c aaa4#as uao cu-
.a.cmcut ana - "ry.oot..nl
merra.o q. hea aaHa. ar D"A
% Nocf Fnat KHoe ON of Mr.
anG Mr.. r. ". E.sbs of "ra'oc.
NJ our.
The wcdaua III 'afc place 5uu-
day afternoon - , O'Clock at tie
bone of ,nc 0rac# p7Tnn's tr"
Icy. Nr. +. J WHaer pastor of the
Imperial Community church. read
ue the service
Members Of the tea families and
=. fcr intimate friends will be the
only quests a. The Hedd!ug
After their marriage The young
couple viii make theif home in San
Diego Wncrc NJ KIRBY is employed
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Women's S Council
Be gins Year

WomCn'S Council OF the ) ia G
Street Christian church organized
its work for tho year at the open
ing meeting of tho fall season, .
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. R. d. Hoy.
In addition to the business scs.
sion the group enjoyed a program
arranged by Mrs. John Green. a
program which opened with a de-
votional service led by Mrs. j. f.
Burns and which featured talk by
the Rev. Mr.. F. l.. Carter, pastor,
on Democracy. a Way of Life
and one by Mrs. Carter, on MIS-
sionary News Flashes.
Mrs Hoy and he" committee serV-
ed tea al the close of the program.
This group has set Oct, II and Is
as the date. lOr rummagc sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Calexico
eWs
By Jane MeCampbeII
Telephone 849

The meeting of the World Wide
Guild. held at the Baptist church
Tuesday evening, was presided
over by Wanda Mae jackson. The
theme Of the meeting was HANDS
Around the World
Rov. and Mrs. Chas Thorman
plan to leave Monday morning for
Santa Barbara where they will at
tena the 50th Session OF the South
ern. California Baptist convention
The convention which will last foi
five days. will be held at the Bap-
tist church. Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Thorman will attend the Wo-
mems board meeting; Tuesday
morninC. tho women's meeting,
while the Rev. Mr.. Thorman will
attend tho mems meeting Tuesday
afternoon. and Wednesday, he will
deliver the devotional at the chapel
service
The Arts end Craft sections
meeting of the Woman's Improve
ment club. Monday, planned to
meeting In full on Oct. %. They
elso mad plans for thc luncheon
which the club is giving Saturday.
Those attending were. MeSdameS
Fern Young. Ted Rumsy. Bob Ell
lott. Z. f. Kelso, Fred Bradford
and Henry Forcher.
Word was received here by Mrs.
C. j. Ritter that her son, Steve
has been tranierred from Fort
Francis f. Warren i'll Wyomina to
Camp Bowie at BroWnYood, Texas,
Thursday at 7:3o pm. the firS,
meeting OF the CalcXlco Teachers
association will be held at Hoffman
school.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Clubs
Society
I.V. V.Home Defense
Set-Up Explained
To Me+hodis+s

Imperial Valleys home defeG=e
program and the part tnc.s oseaa.=
zatlon NAV play in this proera@.
were the highl!ghts of the ak
given by Elmer w. Hcald distac
attorney. and temporary vIcc-caaIr-
man of the Imperial VALLEY Home
Defense Council who spoke befas
the Methodist Women soeirss
Tuesday afternoon
The society had its all Gas
monthly session in the social hal
with the program taking place IN
mediately after the noon hour. I.
addition TO the talk BY Mi Heald
the program included a deFo1ola5
service by the pastor. the Pc Nj
Hayden Sears, who also 5lsau cd
the work he hopes to accomplish
during the year. Mrs i d. jacob.
program chairman introduced .ac
speakers.
At the morning study hour pre-
sided over By Mrs. H q Joaes.
leader Mrs. Guy A WcakIc4 c.
cussed the group study book
At noon a committee headed b.
Mrs. M. j. Dowd served luncheon
and after the program Mrs. Jones.
vice president, conducted q busmcs
meeting during which plans for Il
rummage sale on November g were
discussed with announcement made
of the annual meeting Oct Il II
the Los Angeles First Methods.
church Of the Methodist Women s
Society of Christian Service TIM
meeting being open to all women.
Mrs. DoWd's committee was coG-
posed of MeSdames J. d. Foss. Gu
A, Weakley, j. F.. Brock, II. l. Bush
and Leslie Mcconnell
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Guardians Discuss
Birthday Project
For Camp Fire

"Fortifying toe Family" is the
project which Camp Fire has ChoS-
en- as its birthday project, groups
throughout the nation Workine on
various phases and the whole pro-
ject clinaxing in the birthday din
ner next March II.
Plans for the valley groups par
ticipation in this project were out
lined at the meeting OF the Guar
dians' association Monday night in
the Camp Fire hut. This project IN
cludes such activities as family rec
reation. food for the family, nutri-
tional work, buying Of food, etc.
enabling the girls to participate ac-
lively in The family problems and
the family recreation.
The group also discussed the
Christmas project ard a fathers
roundup. the latter to be held in
November or earlier
Mrs. Louis Slee from the board'
explained the work Of tho Needle
work Guild. pointing out that ncU
articles arc made for the needy
and that Camp Fire girls might we'll
earn craft honors by WORKING Tor
this organization.
Members present we're; Mrs. Slice,
Alva Broadhead, Edith Small, Bes-
sic Forshey. Lynellc Smith, Ruby
Pinkney, Elsa Blackburn, FL Centre;
Mabel Gregory, Lydia Sherman.
Louise Shaw Helen Mandill. Draw
ley and Gertrude Coulter. Calipat-
ria.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Pen Women Hear
Essay Written
By Member

FL Centro branch. National
League of American Pen Women,
began another year devoted to Gre
ativc work on the part of its mem
tars at meeting Tuesday at the
home of Mr.. II. j. Ingram.
BraWlcy.
Mrs. Ingram gave the program
for the day presenting an essay she
had written in connection with Il
contest sponsored by the University
of Toxic to sponsor better cultural
relations between this country and
Japan. General discussion followed.
A brief business meeting was
conducted after which Mrs Ingram,
assisted by Mrs. Ross Streva,
served tea, members discussing work
tney had accomplished during the
summer months
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Thre e Rummage
Sales Planned

Three sammagc salcS nave been
schcdgltd tor the immediate future
By Fan3ls groups. these dates be-
M announced through the Post
Press II thc hopes tnat other or
carnations ill not plan similar
events Tor the same dates.
On Oct l7-l8 the Womens Coun-
ell of the State Street Christian
church ~ill conduct a sale: Chapter
Az. Pc O. will have a sale Nov. l,
and tae Methodist Womens Society
on NOy. 3
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS Ell CENTRIC. CALF.
Schools
Churches
CALENDAR
CALENDAR
Wednesday


leadership training school, :,
First Baptist church
Eagles. 8, $50 Broadway
Transfers and Chauffeurs, 1880,
Labor temple
State guard, 1870, court house
Thursday
McCabc- Eucalyptus, 1920, John
Jackson ranch
Rotary club, Barbara Worth
st. PauI's choir, :, church
Leadership training school, I,
First Baptist church
Junior club, 1880. 10000 club
2O3O club, :, California hotel
RAM. No. 10&, 7:3O, Masonic
temple
Building trades, 1890, Labor tenn
pic
Electricians, 7:30, Labor temple
B.P.O.E. No. 1925, S, ElkS hall
U.S.W.N. and Auxiliary, 8. Vet
Grams hall
Rose Mesquite. 7:3O. Rose school
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Conferences on
hiIdHysiene

DR.. Elarine Mccoy. supervisor of
maternal and child hygiene actlr-
tiles for the state department Of
public health is IN the county TINS
week assisting the county hcaltE
department in arranging confer
ences on child hygiene to bc httd
at strategic points throughout he
county.
These conferences Wcre held in
the past in the various contmvnl-
ties either by local ply .ciauS O"
someone interested in pedlatrics. as
sisted by nurses. Valuable intO.
nation and advice was given not.-
ers concerning their children.
Dr., Mccoy formerly conducted
we'll baby conferences il tie yuisv
and is known TO many.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Announce ements
Of Ne tings

HOrc department cNal"mCn WIN
meet for the first time since last
spring on Friday OF this week at
10 am. in the court house at which
time they will talk over the year
program with Miss Florence Glenn,
home demonstration agent.
Jasper home department is to
meet Friday at l:30 pm. at the
home of Mrs. D. ClaVerie.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08

cal solo by Janet Ilon..oon and a
flolin and flute duet by Phyllis and
Janet Iytlc WITT All accompanl
mcnts by Mary Clare Kieffer.
At the conclusion o. the rcCep-
ton, held in the junior college aud
itorium. refreshments were served
the tables being attractive with
cOlorful Ccntcrpicces o. gladiolaS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08

by Consolidated
The attractive bldc-to-bc Is
graduate cf Central Union high
school where She was a popular
student Sne comes from a we'll
known ralIcv family and her mar
riage i Of widespread interest.
NJ KIRBY received his education
III tie Missouri schools.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
News Hens About
Valley Residents

Mr.. and Mrs. John S. King and
daughter, Carol, all of Morenci, Ar
zona, spent a few hours in FL Cen
tro this week with Mr.. Kings par
ents, MI. and Mrs. B. G. King. The
John Kings We're enroutc to Ma"
Island Navy Yard whore John Kine
hes accepted a position as senior
inspector of construcuoN
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08

Mrs, Lille Haley has returned
home after several weeks spent n
San Diego, Escondido and Julian
Mrs Haley and her two sister.
Mrs Maude .tuss oI EScondido. an
Mrs. Edvthe McGoV IN of Julian.
had the pleasure Of attending tn"
50th anniversary of the Jui3H
Baptist church Sept y. Tho three
sisters were the only ones Who hid
been present so years ago when
the cornerstone was laid for this
first church in Julian. Small Golden
acornS were given TO every one pres
cnt at this golden celebration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Autograph Hunters
Enjoy Field Day

AUTOGRAPH HUNTERS had
field day on Motor avenue in
Palms. leading to the Metro-Gold-
wyn-Maycr studios. Mickey Rooney
was doing opening scenes in The
Courtship of Andy Hardy" be-
ginning at s o'clock in the morn
ing.
Nearly every star on the M-G-M
roster passed the company on the
way To work. and all stopped TO
say hello 10 Mickey. Every time
a car would pull up, ii would be.
surrounded by autograph seekers
from three TO 60 in years, and all
escorted by Rooney. Spencer
Tracy. Hedy Lamar. Bud Abbott
and Lou Costello, Walter Pidgeon,
Nelson Eddy. Eleanor Powell and
Ann Rutherford were among those
halted.
Especially enjoying the situation
were nearly two dozen youngsters
in PAINS orphanage. adjoining
the spot where Mickey was work
ing. They saw more stars during
The one morning than they had
pNgf eppn halnIa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
De-eIamorized
For Flat; Loves It

HEDY LAMAR is the most
realistic actress in Hollywood
Epitome Of luxury and beauty
Hedv Lamar has insisted on
wearing clothes in 'Tortilla Flat
that the salary Of a cannery
worker could buy.
In most Of the scenes she wears
"A little blouse and skirt with a
narrow belt. and even IN the we'd
ding scene wears only a little
white crepe dress and flowers ir
her hair
Miss LAMAR also spoke cnthu.
siastIcally Of her DISCRIMINATION
Her fair skin Is tinted dark, and
she wears very little makeup.
ITS wonderful 10 play role
with my hair mussed up" she
SAID That has been my ambi-
tion for long time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Film Time Clock

NICHiCtN--"Ssr Sergeant York ~ = m.
J 90. 4.32, Is 90 . m; Minstrel
DaHs" I rs. ~, ga. efg r m
I0A $3.50 At That Money Car Buy ~ 80.
So. ~, No. t3 y. m "~ing fnf our
supper ~ 20 m. ? %, g. q 20 ? m
tNiTED ARTISTS 90 The Chocoiats
soldier n m. ? 90. 6s2. I0ls
3 m ~ uholy Partners 0s. 81.
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soldier ~ 81 90. 6.3S. a-2t . m
Psi Ms-~T ATT pararhuis Battalion
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Laughing" ~ m, 2. 3, = IN M
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~ m, n, g. -, 10 IS y M when
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: Ir, If rs % m When ladies Wet
90 o.. 80 .. M
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Beef Trust Girls
Open ct National

BILLY BEEF TRUST" WAT.
SON. veteran burlcsque comedian
and producer brings the 1912 edi-
ton of his famous Beef Trust
Girls" five tons OF feminine pull
chritude, TO the Nationui tneatar
this week. on grooming boards
the girls pivot and parade, whi'
Princess Aloha in her island ter
pie dances offers a contrast N
silhouette.
Melanie LeBeau heads the dance
contingent with Mary Niles, Mary
Lou Lacy and Dorothy Cook.
Happy Hyatt, Cress Hillary and
Mervin Harmon handle the
comedy assignment. There is a
midnight show each Saturday.
Men in uniform are admitted at
half price 10 weekday matinees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
TrdubeI,
Stewart
ScOreHere
By CHARLES GENTRY

SYMPHONY ST. BSC RIDERS
had their Arst opportunity last
night to hear the widely-heralded
American dramatic soprano, Helen
TrAubcl. as soloist of particu-
IArly fine concert directed by that
distinguished young director, Regi-
nald Stewart.
The Masonic auditorium audi
cnce was most enthusiastic over
Mr.. Stewards direction which has
a bold and definitive quality about
It.
His commanding presence is felt
by the men in the orchestra, too
~ v1v-rvrrr7crr- -Trr.-vv5ry--t trey
responded 20 the quick and en-
phatic gestures OF his large hands.
4 thorough musician, Stewart,
b 9 & q s directing and being a
pianist Of note has a remarkable
Gift for arrangement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
OF GREAT POWER

Miss Traubel has voice of
wonderful proportions - both in
power of delivery and in range.
However, il is not an even voice.
Sometimes her lower notes are
smooth and flowing. and her upper
register is Of exquisite clarity.
Then again. her middle register
may seem of an entirely different
texture. of uneven timbre.
Always it is a commanding voice
as she proved upon her return TO
sing with staggering force. the
monumental 'Immolation Scene, y
with which Brunhilde brings TO a
close the epic cycle of The Ring. "
There are very few voices today
which can encompass this most
taxing recital and Miss Traubel
literally scared over and above the
orchestra i'm her delivery, providing
a really thrilling climax to this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

You can 60 take
another think
for yourself
/ We bee
shopping What
has Pearl liar-
bor got that
any department
store n as n Z
got Answer
IN e til at. II
Gille PIE or
F0pp or DInl1y
Shea want 10
@ n list more
men, why don I
they put a re-
eHatttng booth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
own PRESCRIPTIONS

Three of his prescriptions: the
Bach Little Fugue and Chorale
prelude Il Call ON Thee. Lord, -
and the Mendelssohn f minor
FuEue served as the opening selec-
tionS. The Bach numbers are par
tiCularly well done, although the
MendclSSohn seemed rather shall
leu II, IA such ffehle company.
Miss Traubel, a mighty woman,
appeared next 10 sing two Of the
most famous Of Richard Strauss
leider, the moving "All Souls Day.
and the spirited "Zueignung."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Fun Congress

SIX NOTED mirth-makers head
the cast of Weekend for Three"
RkO- Radio feature comedy Den.
mis- O'Keefe, Jane Wyatt, Philip
Reed Edward Everett Horton.
HaSu Pitts and Franklin Pangborn
comprise the SeXtet. Irving Refs
directed the film.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

Okay so ChrS,mas is cunning
So What aboutlu?. Va wanna
make something Of il?
Because Il YOU think IHf- going
10 Me fun Of sweetness and light
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Stevens, NeW Song Mate
For Nelson Eddy at u. A.

FIGURING THAT the Chocolate Soldier by any other
just M-GM has taken this title
musical version of Feenc Monars play The Guarman which
opened yesterday at the United Artists.
original operea The Chocolate Soldier" really
George Bernard Shaws play Arms the Man.
by Oscar Strauss. l\.
We suppose Monar is just good Shaw day when il
setting comedy TO this music they switch plays
and used the title. But why, We'll know
This is all by of explanation about situation which
tany confusing people who might think they got into
the wrong theater.L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

MR.. PICKERING outside any de-
partment store. and enlist tho
married men who have just been
shopping with their wives?
Gong 20 war would be a
pleasure,
\ mere man In a Woodward
avenue store gets jostle Il,
brushed off. elbOwed, edged out
and stepped on.
And -whcn-the ladies get
through Stabbing YOU with their
elbows. they look around with
a hurt expression. They're in
suited because you had the In
science TO let your ribs get I'm
the way of their elbows.
Pardon me. Madam. / didn't
mean 10 mess up your finger
nail by getting my left eye in
the way. oh. no, not at all,
Madam. II doesn't bother me
at all. i have another eye, any
way"
The worst pests are the Scoot-
ers. They are the underslung
women with short wheelbascs,
standing less than go inches tall.
Just when YOU are going 10 get
into a revolving door, a scooter
-huFgeS- under your arm and scoots-
into the door ahead of you.
The only way ! can get TO the
electric trains from the per-
fumed soap counter twhere
didn't want To 60 In the first
Mace, hut l got showed there by
the tidet is to follow my trail
breaker.
MY traiibreaker II Kitty. BE-
ing a woman. she can fight on
even terms. She goes ahead and
i follow I'm her wake.
She used TO explain patiently,
you'll have 10 learn To go off
tackle faster in this league" But
now she just says, "Tch-tch'
over her shoulder.
The busiest counter in the store,
Kitty says, is the one that has
presents for soldiers. She got her
brother a dandy set Of dominoes
in a leather case, and also sew
ing kit that has seven colorS Of
thread. five needles, eight safety
pins. y buttons and a pair OF
scissors.
Can help yOu?" says n clerk. /.
No, ma'am. Nobody can help me.
Every five minutes a boy comes
running along through the aisle
pushing a big box on wheels and
shouting. Watch out for the
truck" I don't know where they.
so with them They're always.
empty.
You have to know the right
language, too. Kitty asks for a
pair of white gloves. size 2. The
clerk SAYS. I'VE don't have any
size ?. They don't make them
that small" 4 man would say,
"Awright," and go away mad.
Not a woman, though. Kitty
Just smiles pleasantly and SAYS,
"See II you have a red pair,
size 3"
Pretty soon the girl comes
back and SAYS, mo, they don't
make the red ones in sire ..
Sire is the smallest. But here's
pair OF white ones. size 2.
Which Is what we wanted in the
first place.
] Quit AZ 4 o'clock and came
back 70 the office 70 write ny
column.
Kitty arrived al 7 and read as
far IS the last preceding star
dash.
After all" She said reproach-
fully II didn't ask you TO 60
with me-"
I squelched her with look.
Well" she amended. II asked
YOU very nicely. You could have
got ont Of IT,"
] sQuclched her again by looking
a. me pile Of parcels Id carried
back.
"Oh, those" Kitty shifted "If
YOU hadn't been tagging along
I'D have had them delivered"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Miss Stevens Has a Splendid Voice

Ironically The Guardsman "lends itself well to
such musical adaptation and amusing affair for
Nelson Eddy and his musical partner Rise Stevens
In Miss Stevens the from the Met Eddy has team
with Miss Macdonald although she isn't
attractive to the
rather liked her nauralness change from the doll
like of Miss Macdonald don't think she has
4as4hae
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
FLASHING COLOR

For color and verVe, we most
enjoyed the "Alborado del Graci-
oSo' because Stewart and the
orchestra made it just as exciting
and rhythmically persuasive as
.Ravel intended it 10 be. Frequently
il is performed as Just another
Spanish dance, whereas. II is
actually a much more important
composition than his overdone
"Bolero"
The TschaikovSky Romeo and
Juliet" seemed little tired 10 us,
perhaps because we have been
hearing II 50 much lately, and the
IWarloCk Suite Of English Dances
didn't merit the performance Of
all six. Three would have been
lenough.
However. these two offerings. II
not quite up 10 the high standard
of tho remainder Of the program
did help 10 provide contrast and
also 10 allow tho orchestra 10 build
up 10 that sublime 'Immolation
+ Scene" which certainly topped the
-CV0OTnT or n19CUTftCPUttV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
WONDERFUL SUPPORT

Mr.. Stewart and the orchestra
gave her rare support, too, the
men playing with vitality and
drive that We haven't heard them
give in some time.
Rather than one major, sym
phOnic work, Mr. Stewart provided
his listeners with a variety of
orchestral works. some of them
heard here for the first time.
For example. The First SYM
phony-really an antique suite
by the Seldom-played English COM
poser William Boyce. proved TO be
a delightful addition 10 our library.