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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

Smart, Cool Dresses for Every Summer Occasion
Street. Afternoon. Spectator and Sports Dresses
including Smart Jacket SNIes-Coo Rsyon Jerseys,
Ginehams Rsyon Crepes, Rayon sheers, Spun Rayons,
Piques and others-in array Of prints pastel eoIors
white. navy and black.
JnHioyt' Sizss 9 to I7-Klinl,-Sirfb Floor
Misss Sizss 10 to z0-KIises-Fiffb Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Veronica Lake
Brings-Back
) Golden Girl
BY DONNA GRACE

1T IS SAID that since lovely
young Veronica Lake has be-
come the blond rage Of Holly
wood, many of the girls who
have heretofore worn their nat
ural shades of brown or brunette
are again taking up the golden
and platinum tints.
For the last few years, natu-
raj shades were preferred but
no dark-haired lass can hope TO
compete with this glamorous
beauty whose popularity they
say will parallel that OF Jean
Harlow.
Personally. we believe a pretty
brunette is every bit as attrac-
tive as a blonde. but natural
blondes are scarce, SO when one
has beauty and brains as we'll
as this rare golden crown she
is going to start something.
Needs Care
Hairdressers are hoping the
couture OF Miss Lake VIII Not
become fashionable as IL seems
TO be just long bob without
the least suggestion of styling.
1t just seems that way though,
From reports we hear there
are periods of morning and eve
ming brushing, extr Especial
shampooing and then just
enough setting 10 control the
natural wave.
The real beauty of her hair is
not altogether in the delicate
color but in the luxurious quail
ity of the hair itself. Then, too,
she explodes the old idea that
blondes are all bit dizzy. Her
face shows culture and educa-
ton. Educated blends are never
artificial looking.
Special Shampoo
One OF the shampoos used by
Miss Lake is the egg and rum
mixture They do this at the
studio salon every few days.
Three eggs are beaten and
mixed With an ounce of- rum
This is applied and used as soap
for a few moments before water
IS added.
Then with a spray OF warm
water and special soap shampoo
the lather is rubbed through the
hair for a few moments and
followed by thorough rinsing.
For her rest time and at
home, Miss Lake likes 10 wind
gay little tulle scarves about
her head. They are transparent
but keep the hair in order.
Not Vain
While the pretty Veronica
likes her hair she is not too
vain about il and thinks il
might be much easier for her il
she had the kind that didn't
need TO be the highlight of her
whole ensemble. No one will
agree with this idea as every
other girl would be glad 10
change with her.
II you decide 10 be a blonde,
be sure 10 keep your hair well
fabricated. The bleach will make
1t grow but II does have a ten
dency 10 dry natural oils. Have
lots of oil treatments and put
a bit Of pomade or white vase
line en- the brush for your
nightly grooming.
Don't use much vaseline, just
enough 10 slightly oil the
brlStleS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
History Of Brazil

And threaded Though these
400 pages of romance and family
quarrels is practically a history
OF the world, but mostly Brazil.
What delightful history
teacher this author would make,
She IS The author of Phantom
Grown. from which the picture
aafek was H1ade, The story
OF Macmillan and Carlota of
Mexico, Golden Fleece" the
story of Franz Joseph and Eliza
beth OF Austria, Imperial Twi-
hight, the story of Karl and
Zita OF Hungary" and Hun
garlan Rhapsody" the story Of
her godmother reviewed on
these pages a few weeks ago.
Fascinating historical records
all OF them beautifully and
entalnlngly written.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
Music Group
To Start Tour
Stokowski Completes
Preliminary Droft

NEW YoRk-Lsopoid sto-
kowski has completed a prelimi-
nary draft Of the personnel Of his
All-American Youth Orchestra for
1e4i. which will start In May on
a nationwide tour during which 81
cities viii be visited. including Sc
attic. Wash.
The orchestra this year viii In
olude 81 new names Tweniy-one
states. including the District ~
Columbia are represented. Call
fornia and Pennsylvania are tied
for first places with II members
each. Announcing the first quota
Of musicians. stokowski said
7 have tust completed a tour
Of the whole of the United States
and have personally heard hun
dreds Of players selected by com
mittses in each state from the
most talented young musicians IN
the United States. From this res
ervoir Of highly gifted youth. I
nave selected 100 truly remsrka-
bic musicians more re-
markAbls than those found on
my FIRST addition tour last year
"A great Towering Of Art is
just beginning IN America, and u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
Grace Moore to Sing
On Ford Hour Sunday
On MoY 3

Tacoma music lovers win be par
ticularly interested in Grace
Moore's second appearance Of the
season Sunday evening on the
Ford Hour. since the famous sing
ing actress ia to be one Of The
famous artists appearing on the
1912 sii-star series At the Tenn
pie thestsr. For her Detroit
broadcast. Miss Moore will sing
III est douS. II est bon from
Herodisds. two selections by Min,
PIANO Murciano" ana "Canio
Anduluz She will also sing Las
files De Cadiz" by Delibes and
the famous Scottish Air Annie
Laurie" - well ss one verse of
the closing hymn "on Our Way
Rejoicing"
Three other outstanding concert
attractions are included In the
Is41-42 all-stsr series. Paul Robe
son. famous Negro singing-actor.
Carmalita haracci and her Span
ish dance group. and Donald Dick
son, American baritone. who has
been re-enEsged following his sue
cessful appearance on the series
this season. Mail orders are now
being filled In order 81 their re-
ceipt for the series when mailed
10 the Temple thsatsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
GouI Junior High
To Open National
Music Week

First Of musical festivals 70 -
held hers In conjunction with Ma
tionsi Music week. IL the one n
- held At Gault junior high school
Nay 7. This vii b. followed BY
the Lincoln high school operstta
~Of Men and Models" May 2. 0
and 10. and b. the Gray junior
high festival Nay 2.
These three programs are mere
~ the beginning Of TacOma's part
IN the celebration. which win. IN
reality. run three weeks. During
the following two weeks, the other
four intermediate high schools vii
present progrsms.
Already Gov. Arthur b. Lsnglis
has issued a proclamation calling
attention 70 Huslc Week in wash
ington. He urged support q con
eerts. choral festivals ana other
musical programs planned 10 b
observed TIE week about the Stats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
d. Robert Smith TO Go
To Seattle 10 Appear
On Program

D. Robert Smith. professor ~
organ ana theory a. the College ~
Puget Sound and orEsnist -dirsc-
Tor AZ the FIRST Methodist church.
IL n appear sunday. Nay = On
program ~ ne University temple
IN Seattle The program. spon-
sorsd by ths Western Washington
chapter n the Amsnean Guild ~
Orgsnlsfs AMI the Washington
state Federation - Music eiuhs.
viii start At ass >. m ara viii
include the following organ &c
iectlons BY Mr.. Smith
FANTASIA ..ss.. Bubsck-Diekinson
AAdflsal ss+ssssffsss q Ahlati4y
Dear Lord and Father u Mar
kind" ..s.... V. y. Thompson
Eiecta u Sol ..s........ Daiiier
There IL 10 charge for tbs pro-
gram. which IL being given N OBJ
servanes Of national music week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
Promise Good Concert When
Adelphians Come Home
College Of Puget Sound Singers
Rote High in Musicionship
BY = 7. SHORT

sPokANE-After having heard
The Adelphian Choral society seven
times SINCE leaving Tacoma last
Saturday morning. the conclusion
IL that the home concert in Jones
hal next Monday night sfould be
ore 81 the finest non-profeSsional
presentations ever heard In Ta-
coma. In the seven years Of so-
eompsnying the Puget Sound sing
ers on the annual Northwest tour.
there have been some outstanding
ehoruses This year. however,
Prof. Bennett has assembled a
group that is distinctly and fsvora-
bly, different
The average age Of the singers
is younger, and many Of the sing
ers are making their first appear
ance in concert, but there Is a
freshness and a rich. mellow tone
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03

ing to be introduced in the form
Of an immaginary radio program,
complete with micnophone, an
nouncer, master Of ceremonies.
band. orchestra, all around enter
tanners and a sponsor. Over 100
Fife students will take part In
the show.
Jim Lewis. script writer, viii act
az Jack Armstrong, master Of
Ceremonies. Lowell Egman Will
take the part Of Harry the radio
announcer. Comedy Will be pro-
vided by Step and Fetcbert, play
ed by Jack Mcdonald.
A few Of the highlights If the
evening VIII include Hiroshi Ss-
kshsra singing Without q Song. "
accompanied by the band. The
high school a oappeila choir will
sing The Cherubim Song.
Beautiful Savior" and others.
Lover. Come Back 10 Me-" will
be given by Lora Christensen. ae-
companied by the hand A military
tap by Ruth Gallert, Lena Hold
ener. Harriet Hillman. Himeko
Kawabsts. and Naomi Miethks. IL
also on the program.
The committees are as follows
Personal properties. chairman.
Marcia Wells. assisted by Evelyn
Baldwin: stage properties: Ray
curtiH. chairman. Ruth Lyman and
Lorraine Hime. Make up. Robert
Nyholm, chairman. Ella Mae Nor
rison. Plat Lebert. Bob Sproui
Edith Bloomquist, Maxine Hawk.
and Ruth Schuur; prompters
Alice stevens and Tsunako YAgu-
chi; advertising. Bob sproui. tick
cts. sumiko Coahi. chairman. Ma
onni Morrison, Lorraine Kline
name COMMITTEES. Alice stevens
chairman. hifzis Lou sohelegel
Harriet Hilimsn. Beverly Zehnder
Ruth schuur. costumes. Beverly
Rhoades. Louise Banks and Louise
Hanson. dances. Ruosrts Eyhoim
and Harriet Hillmsn. music for
choir. Ruth Christensen ard Tsu-
neko YsRuchi. accordion hand.
Esther Barringers solo numbers.
Plat Lebert. music for hand,
Beverly zehncer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03

Schuberf'k nurse abounds h
the simpie and wondering
paatheissn proper 60 a ohild Of
nature. God In the starr, the
mountain., the SEASONS and
the fewer. God. the rapture
we feel is cur communion
with nature
That sentiment IL layishly and
variously expressed IN the course
of the songs-with splendor in the
"Omnipotenoe." sung recently here
by Lawrence Tibbett fmany other
singers not 10 famous sing the
song much betterl-vith humility
In 'Grenzen der Menscheit" Mans
Limitation. with hushed ave in
I'm Abendroth." (At SunsetD 4.
schuberts God is sometimes music
An die Music" ITO huzic)-
sometimes love-"Du Bist die
Ruh"-(My Peace Thou Art. He
is beauty, and 10 meet beauty with
beauty " for Schubert the equivs-
lent of prayer. Like the Juggler
(as one writer puts IT.. whose
prayer was that he might be per-
nitted some day To juEgle before
the most high. Schubert offered 10
Cod ths most beautiful nslodies.
Ito b ooataBaedl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03

Considerable interest Ia being
shown IN plans for ths National
nahool hnale composition festival
20 he held here Msy - ana ~.
Already word has besn rsosivsd
frnm Portland. Ore. that music
students from Grant. Jsffsrson ard
Washington high sshooi wiii eoms
10 Taoolns TOR ths event
One hundred ard siNty students
are szpaotsd firm Vancouver.
Wash. 400 fFvm Il ornnis. Ore.
lao from Salem. Ore. Resides
scores from eastern wsshinKton.
soioisis are coming fFofa - far
away sa Montana AltossthsF. a
ls sxpeetsd that approximately
1000 muale studenta will BE-
present
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03

The Swiss singing soctefy. kdei-
weiss. Tacoma. directed ~ Erich
Koksr. IL giving its sprinM con.
cert and dance. Aay ,. - SIS
.. ~. Ia Swiss hall
Since John Carter. regular az
eompsnlst for the group 10 ssn tour
with ths Adslphian choral s<sclsty.
Aiaa Mildred Tf.mmons All ar
company ths singers An intsfssi-
lng program has been Arranged.
consisting - yodsi quartet. <ssts
comic pantomims sod instrrsmsn-
tai music. The public 10 invited 70
attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
Marjorie Lawrence
Now Principal Star OF
Mexican Opera

hsrlo4s f4wrsnes. hstropoii.
tar Opera soprano. viii be tbs
principal star ~ she nsWiy-foFmsd
Mexican National Opera Company.
sponsored BY ths Mskiean govern
msnt. slhsn Il opans lta first sss-
son In MsKiro City 90 luna .. hlas
LaNrsnes alli eantinns Staging
with the company until July 10.
hszlean singers vii largely rake
up the remainder 81 ths cast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
Hon. {. Hambro
To Speak Here
Ladies' Musicol
Club. Sponsor

Under the auspices 81 the
ladies' huscial club the Hun. Carl
J. Hambro viii speak Nay Ia. AZ
the Firnt Baptist church. 1T SD
p. m. His topic will be The Com
ing Peace In his talk he viii In
ciude soms remarks regarding the
invasion Of Norway.
Mr.. Hamhro was president Of
the Norwegian storting at the
time Of the invasion. saS the first
blow fall and faced bomasa with
his government while the Germans
were occupying Oslo. The German
conquest of Norway. says Mr.
Hambro. was IN sxhibition ~ =
moral leprosy" which ali survlv.
ing free people must ssterrninats
or die.
Mr.. Hambro. born IN Bergen.
Norway. started his political lfs
early. recresting the conservative
student league lie wa three
times president ~ the Norwegian
Student union. He IL chairman of
the Norwegian News Agency,
Norak Telegram bureau and Of
the organization "Nordmsnns for
bundet." which serves - . Itnk Do.
tween HorwsglAns al ever the
world.
An oxford man and an eMcsllens
llngulsi, his command ~ ths Eng
ilah language IL DEMONSTRATED IN
his book \ Saw II Happen IN
Norway"
This viii - Mr. Hambros see-
ond appearances in Tacoma BE
vas brought here last ses@on bs
the World Affairs oounctl
Tickets for this lecture ars nov
on sals At Fishers Civic Center.
There gii be some sections ~ the
auditorium reserved for tnn.e VIM
desire 70 make feservationa. Ths
rest II ths house Wlil be a<lEbittsi
on general admission.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
Many Songs
By Schubert
Astounding Feat
OF Short Life
BY l. W. BIxEL

During fifteen years OF nnremit-
ting labor, Franz Schubert en-
riched musical literature by some
]. 200 works, instrumental and
vocal. This astounding feat was
accomplished by a youth who died
on the threshold of his thirty-sec-
ond year.
As early a. 1911 when Schu-
bert was but IL years old, his
teacher exclaimed: HE IL
genius. He can do every
thing. He has been taught by
Cod"
No one knows exactly how many
sones Schubert wrote. Some he
never finished; some he gave
away; others were lost, mislaid or
used TO kindle fires; others, again,
found their way to publishers who
never used them. Altogether
there were probably several hun
dred, a remarkable output, cover
ing a period of IA years. Schu-
bert began to compose songs in
1911, producing two, and in 1872
he wrote one more.
He really began to write In
1913 and reached his peak In
1918 with the extraordinary
number of lac completed
songs. Twenty-nlne were writ
ten In the month Of August
and eight in a single day.
Some OF Schubert's songs are III
great length and all were produced
in the midst of school drudgery
and in company with other works
After 1918 the number Of songs
decreased as he became engrozsed
IN compositions in the larger
forms, but not a year passed that
did not yield a goodly crop. Alto
gether he averaged 40 songs q
year. So when we consider that
this song production was in add
ton to his enormous output Of
instrumental, dramatic and choral
works, we get an inklnhg Of his
prodigious industry and creativ'
ability. Though he wrote many
more, about 200 compositions con.
stitute the cream Of his output
in the song field. During hii
student days and in mis- teaching
the writer has used over 200 him
self The average layman recog
nizes about a half-dozen Of them
Of which the following are III
most prominent: AVA Maria,
"Serenade." Who is Sylvia.
"Hsrk. Hark, the Lark" Tbs
Erlking" and Death and ths
Maiden"
In the German romantic poetry
the song Of the pesssntry made
strong appeal to Schubert; The
new Catholic spirit not so much
He composed a good deal Of sacred
music but il contained no specifi
eally mystical note.
The religious spirit In which
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
More Than 5000
Cities to Observe
National Music Week

National Music Week this year
h also Inter-American Week. de-
signed to strengthen the bond
among the Americas through
music. More than 5000 cities and
towns in the United states will oh
serve the week. which starts on
Sunday. May 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
FOR TWENTY YEARS

I've found 1DLERIkA Eatisfsc-
tory III. B.-Mich-j When bloated
N1th gas. annoyed BY bad breath
or sour stomach. Que 70 delayed
bowl action. try ADLERIKA for
QUICK relief Get Il TODAY
At your Drug Store adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
World Premiere
LArrangsd
Lincoln High 10
Give opsrssiu

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s<musi~sn ssz NsFezd FTslt<<.
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rhyiiis watts eenpi<f< ~ - Il
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Ths stsry snf ihw<fts s<s -
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ksaiss weltsss L<nsy Hsi< -
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htsEs sstslnas AZ properties
are s<Inx sFrsnx>s ~ w<FF<a I'm.
VITA ffsi<n ifsxks IN ohsFks q
costumes. which hxve IN e<sp g.
signed ard msas ~ Eh&ss I4neala
musicians. vita me mus<slnx hszsI
- Ma ifeisn RAMSAY.
h.fsasfiss Iehn~en = pssllettv
chairman. assisted ~ hlz= Mar
KsFst f.aphsm sHa hsF sax~Ftisaax
CLASSES. hiz< rTtlasnfiz dausii a.
hsF sFt glasses. sd Ilamss 4. Pei
ana shs Llnsoln Nses start
Ths eommsreisi department rs
add ths mnzseal h<hlsa- -.
scenes ~ typlnx 80 pages =
seFfpl snd cutting - stencils -
choral seaFrs. Lois klsz=liax.
Gerry Craig. Mildred no~ saa Me.
Ines hooss. Betty n&rweli sna
Jean rsafsan sFs responssbis fuf
typtns ana sfsnsil weFk FsxsF
BARKER snd Louise paubleasy sfx
n charge - special tnsilafieu.
Shirley IisndFseks<n = n sh&fn.
81 tlsksts. ehiis Lsis ssmpsan 81
Pauline clsney sFs ksn<iiiax -
programs
nssa<zessl Fisas~1
ne that al Taesms ssn hssF e.
opening ~ ~of Nan ard nssf<ss :
hutaai States KMo - a.
nsssnssd tnsf . special 'en-thm-
Epet~ hFes11ssf Ill s<zziasxs
from tks trent - ths selzaol Il
las , ~. Thursday. Annsune<x
Charlie Fsli wlii ~ - hard =
lntsFsssw 10 smportsnt raaeaa4
sslsbfitiss sxpeefsd - sffsna
In shaFas ~ epenlax Might fss-
tiviiies Gay hantinxfpn hss sn-
noanesd thai = pasile address
syntsm wlll carry ~ sFe=assss
Into ~ auditorium fn< ths h@n<-
IA II thas@ VIA - ant hsss -
served s<&ls. first curtain ~lii g.
ap At Approximately kos Thurs
day 10 ailow patrons - spf<r ~
auditorium foilowinG ths pFagrsm.
fnleFnis~inns hsfwssn acts wiIl
present . ~aown ths sisI<~ lnfsF-
visw bFos1esst vita pFealn<s<
city officials ans muslslans giving
their rsnetion % tn rFnfzl9<Ian
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
Fife Music Club
Plans Program
Hits and Encores
To Be Presented

Fife Music club is presenting Its
second annual First Nighter. Hits
and Encores. at s o'clock the eve
ming of May 2 This year a new
idea for a musical program 10 20
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03

One OF the many line groups participate N the I'd
Pierce County Music Festival 10 be held N totonvs
Moy 9th will be the kopo~sin Girls oes club shown IN the
upper photograph This organization hos mode excellent
nnuSco progress IN the lost yeoFs The under
the direction OF Mr.. S w. Dunn.
The Federo Woy High School Girls Gee club lower photo
oroph under the direction of Mrs luubee libby will
numbers the I'd onnuol Pierce County Music Fes
tvo TO be held OF eoionville, koy oth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
304 American Singers
Given Additions

The Philadelphia Opera Gem
parry gave a,tiisions during April
70 90 American singers Wlth
grand opsrs ambitions Natives II
70 states Uefe among tns III nsn
and 1s5 women heard in fshiia-
dslphia and New York. Th3 audi
ton COMMITTEES reported that a.
least 90 per cent possess s<s4cea u
true operate possibilities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03
What's COMING in Music

May sAdephisn CHORAL society hall Conservatory
MAY 7-Gault Junier Hgh school Musical Festival
Io-Prenee High schools operetta
"of Men Modes.- Lincoln high II = p.
MAJ s-Gray Jualor High school Music FESTIVAL
May l2-Sbeians. First Methodist church
conductor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03

In the United States, grizzly
bears are said 70 Be- extinct in al
states except Montana and Wyo-
ming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03

In Tacoma ne sAnx - baFh~F
a seville and Don rssausls~
when thsy wsrs presented - the
College ~ Puget Sound artists
ssriss. and vill - heard n the
latter - . special performances Al
Fort Lewis on May ..
In al Of his roles he hes 70
eeived recognition and critics and
public alike have been unanimous
IN their praise II hls brilliant
baritone voice and splsndid must
eianship.
Also to be featured on the n.
hsiian program viii be Miss Gene
stacey. accomplished local artist
and aeeompanist for the chorus
who will be presented In = group
OF piano numbers.
Tickets are nov on sale for the
fourth annual concert ~ tho ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-03

s<1<a ~. snz<<n = - 90
aEsn<z<s sv<nmx M<F - = -
= =. u - Fl<<z Me<1u1M
skurza suzzfar<uzz.