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Evening star., 1954-05-18
NEW YORK.

NEW 4O1bGAs
MY SECRETARY, AFRICA
SPEAKS:
Dear Boss - After a long
drought, England'S really done
okay. Roger BanniSter's crack
ing of the 4-minute mile barrier
follows on the heels of the Mount
Everest scaling. -. Hotel Astor
sold to Robert Dowling and Bill
Zeckendorf. -. John H. Stein
way tells me that TVS Liberace,
Victor Borge, First Piano Quar-
tet, etc. have sent piano sales
soaring. "Once considered COM
petitor, TV actually has put the
piano back in the parlor," notes
Mr.. SteinWay. Salvatore
Dali suing William woodward,
for $1,000. :. The one thing
that Ex-Ambassador Claude
Bowers should have brought out
in his openly hostile to Franco
Spanish memoirs, is this: If
Franco had lost, Russia now
would be in control of that
country and the Mediterranean.
4 \
Incidentally, Britain's Roger
Bannister would run a mile for
London's brunette Shela Staf-
ford, who cheered him on at
Oxford. She also was his theater
date, after the historic assault
Evening star., 1954-05-18

ing Honolulu travel folders. s.
Sidney Skolsky's daughter, Steffi,
now Hacking on the coast. >. Joe
E. Lewis into Hollywood'S Mo-
cambo. May q.
Princess Margaret and Billy
Wallace resumed. MGM's all
star Executive Suite" crossed
$171,000 on first Radio City
Music Hall week. Barney
Ross becomes a June grand
father. George Sanders pre-
ferS Paula Raymond. Mickey
Walker readying his memoirs
Bob Hopes nephew, Peter
and Pat O'Brien's daughter, Ma
vourneen. a youthful romance
Faye Emerson heading for
Today tour of France. Rudolf
Bing renewed Irmgard Seefried
for the Met. .. The Bill (NBC)
BreenS called him William.
This is Norman Brokenshire"
heading for the best-seller lists.
At Rossoff's. Franchot Tone
reminiscing with Cy Rosoff about
their 1927 Cornell days. .. joey
Adams and AL Kelly have q
mint in Coral's Crazy Mixed-up
Conversation" waxed double
talk. AMELIA.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
Ed SuIIivon's
{!ttjs 81 NEW YORK

on the clock. Rogers big regret,
after the race. was that his sister
Joyce could not travel to Oxford
to witness his triumph. These two
are very close and Joyce has
acted as his secretary. answer
ing all of the mail which he gets
from track stars and fans all
around the world. ;. Audrey
Hepburn and Mel Ferrer a
combo. :. Ex-Crown Princess
Cecilie of Prussia seriously i'll.
blood ailment. Wally Cox
and Marilyn Gennaro blazing.
London papers giving a big
play to visit Of Freeman Gosden.
Ironic that McCarthy's
troubles were caused. not by a
general but by a private.
Edda Ciano and Herbert Kraft
reported engaged. Maurice
Evans, who ends his tour May
81, fractured his Frisco box
Office record in dial M For
Murder" Frank Leahy, jr.,
enrolling at Notre Dame.
Betsy Won Furstenberg dancing
in the East Side spots with In
dian importer Hari Jaai. . Ad-
miral Rickover, inventor of the
atom sub, soloing at Chambers.
/. Richard Hayes into the
Army next month. i. F.. The Ham
August Moon" Winants named
him Scott. Laurence Schwab,
Jr.. working in France. Jon
Hall dating Christianne Martel.
Add solid bookings: recep-
tion halls for June weddings.
John Wayne to marry Pillar
Palette in November. The
Don Bevans expect Sir Stork.
She's Jack Kirkland's daughter
=. Arlene Dahl a flu victim.
The Barry Nelson's to Europe
for the Summer. Jane Pick
ems Dad died. Susan Fleming
Weds music arranger Ben Seib-
ling next month. I. Lighthouse
named Navy Korean vet, Herb
kadison, to handle public re-
latlons. Olive Carey, widow
OF the late Harry Carey, back
to work in Rogue Cop" with
Robert Taylor, George Raft and
Janet Leigh. John Daly eve
Evening star., 1954-05-18

though Mr.. Jones is well aware
OF other trends In contemporary
composition. he has distilled q
highly personal idiom whose ap-
peal is immediate and direct.
His melodic invention is clean
and well aerated. with leanings
toward a folklike simplicity, set
of by terse but skillfully de-
signed harmonic patterns. Only
the last movement in its closing
pages tended to be a little con-
trived and overly elaborate.
Mr.. Lywen's playing was as
suave and accomplished on the
viola as on the violin, with a
beautifully fresh clarity that few
violists seem to prefer. Mr..
Meyers gave renewed evidence
Of superb technical equipment
supporting the broad scope of
his musical intelligence.
Evening star., 1954-05-18

out the winner. What we heard
was little more than an an
thology Of encores.
It is regrettable also that Miss
Koerner saw f1t to devote such
a tiny fraction of her program
to music Of any value. Only. the
Haydn, Schubert. Schumann and
the lovely willow Song" were
Of any great interest.
This is all too bad, for Miss
Koerner has a lot to work with.
She has a large voice with an
equally large, if uneven, range.
She has an ear and she doesn't
scoop. BY far the most sue
cessful songs last night were
Schumann's "Mondnacht" and
the willow Song" In these she
was able to maintain the line
and mood almost consistently.
Her sounds, however, are only
intermittently pleasant; her vo-
cal technique is only half
formed and her breath control
needs much attention before she
can carry of in a professional
way all the things she wants
to do.
Theodore Schaefer provided
excellent Accomplishments.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
Diversified Group Of Artists
Heard at Scholarship Benefit

panionable. Vronsky and Babin
played with a freedom and per-
lection Of ensemble seldom en-
countered In this difficult me-
dium.
That the concert started late
and the intermission was very
long was perhaps the reason
that the Schumann piano quin-
tet, which ] have always con-
sidered one of the most lovely
pieces Of romantic chamber
music. seemed to me last night
a somewhat withered flower
The famous second theme. that
archtype Of the romantic spirit
in music. had lost its charm. it
may be because of the headlong
and matter-of- fact performance.
AS for the march, it seemed to
me the simplicity of a genius
for once collapsed into banal-
ifry
Evening star., 1954-05-18
News Of Music
By Doy Thorpe

Benefit program for the Aspen
Harreii. baritone; Victor Babin, piano;
vitya vronsky, piano: Reginald Kell,
At Hillandale. home Of Mrs. Anne
Archbold. Program: Schubert songs:
An die Leyer. Das Wirtshaus, Aufen-
thalt. An die Musk. Der Erlkonig:
artists. Mack Harrell and Victor
Bamin. Hillandale waltzes, Babin:
artists, Reginald Kell and Victor
Babin. Jeux d'Enfants. Bizet;
artists, Victor Babin and Vitya Vron-
Schumann: artists. Victor Babin and
New Music Quartet.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
Hollywood
Continued From Page B-120


Bob last week for his May 81
June 4 daily radio show, and
though I've known Bob for Is
years, I'm amazed at his fast
repartee and ad Ibis with the
audience. BY the way, Bob has
not decided which sponsor to
accept for his fall TV and radio
shows.
Amos n Andy are tapping
Scads of radio shows now, so
they can leave for London, Paris
and Rome by the end of this
month. So many TV and movie
stars are planning to leave Hol-
lywood for Europe, I may have
to follow them to get my news.
Tony Curtis tells about a girl
who. tainted in front of him
when he was in Boston recently
for premiere. When Tony
stopped to pick her up, she
grabbed hold of him and started
screaming, Take me back to
Hollywood with you!"
Alan Young, returning to TV
on NBC, held contests, hired
extra writer's, ETC., to find a
good name for his show. His
11-year-old son finally came up
with The Alan Young Show
the old title.
Edmund Purdom, who appears
in 246 scenes in 20th-Fox's S.
million production of THE
Egyptian" was whisked away
during a lunch hour to MGM for
some wardrobe fittings, then
chauffeured back to Goth. When
Director Mike Curtiz commits
Grated that Ed had only Is min
utes for lunch, the actor said,
Seventeen months ago when I
was too broke to eat I had to
hitch-hike to Metro for a test in
Julius Caesar got as far as
goth, and had to walk more than
four miles to MGM for the audi
ton. So the limousine treat
ment to me was a real thrill"
Type casting: Lana Turner
plays the goddess of love in THE
Prodigal," with Edmund Pur-
dom, at Metro. She won't make
a picture with Lex until he es-
tablishes himself at U-I. Lex,
through with Tarzan roles, wants
to make good in talking parts
before he teams up with his
wife.
Everywhere I go people ask:
"Why isn't Claudette Colbert
making pictures?" I'll buy it,
why not? Claudette did the
Ethel Barrymore role in THE
Corn Is Green" on CHS Radio
Theater" last week.
Alfred Hitchcock weighed 1876
pounds when he took off for
Europe last week for the Cary
Grant-Grace Kelly picture,
"Catch a Thief" I asked Hitch
how he lost the pounds between
301 and 185-a grand total of
116. Massage, and pushing the
table away" he replied.
(Released by NANA)
Evening star., 1954-05-18
Capeharf Group Ready
To Take Alaska Probe
BY she Asseeiused Press

Senator Capehart. Republican
Of Indiana, said today q Senate
House committee he heads will
take over an investigation Of al
legged graft in Government spend
ing in Alaska If Senator McCar-
thy asks it to do so.
Senator Mccarthy got permis-
sion from his Senate Investiga-
tions Subcommittee last week to
hand the inquiry to some other
appropriate congressional group.
The subcommittee had voted to
handle no other inquiries while
it is looking into the row be-
tween Senator Mccarthy and
Pentagon officials.
A top aide to Senator McCar-
thy said he expects the Senator
will delay a decision "for a little
while" before officially handing
the inquiry to Senator Capehart's
defense production committee.
Senator Capehart said the
committee. set up as a watchdog
over the defense production pro-
gram, has jurisdiction to conduct
the Alaska inquiry.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
Riofing Brazilian Students
Hurt 43, Smash 10 Buses
BY the Assoeiuisd Press

RIO DE JANEIRO. May 1s.-
Forty-three persons were IN.
jured and 18 buses smashed a.
students rampaged in Belem yes
terday against q bus fare in.
crease, the Meridional News
Agency reported. Authorities
blamed Communist elements"
for the incident, which left the
city's 100000 inhabitants vir.
tually without transportation.
The agency said irate students
overturned and smashed buses
after a protest meeting against
a one-cruzeiro (51z cent? fare
boost. Thirteen persons were
treated for bullet wounds and
30 for other injuries.
Belem was the scene of q sim.
liar riot three weeks ago. when
Army units broke up student
demonstration against the gov.
ernment.
Evening star., 1954-05-18
Progroming Mars
Singers Recital
BY Robert Paris

Rachel Koerner. contralto; Theo-
Gallery. Program: The Spirits Song,
Haydn: vergin. Tutta Amor, Durante;
o saiutaris, Faure; We Sing to Him,
PURCELL Britten; Der Tods und das
Maedchen, Schubert; Hat Dich die
Liebe beruehrt. Marx; Mondnacht.
Schumann; Och Moder, lch Well en-
Ding Han, arr. Brahms; Chansons de
la Louisiana, arr. Blanchard; Amour,
Xiens Alder, from Samson and
Dalila," Saint-Saens: The Willow Song:
There's Not q Swain Of the Plain,
ell-Britten; o Waly, Waly, arr.
Britten; Deafened, Fusner; There Has
Fallen Splendid Tear. Howe.
It is in Rachael Koerner's
favor, in her recital last night
at the Phillips Gallery. that she
obviously went out of her way
to confect a program which
would not follow the conven-
tional pattern, but we think she
went in the wrong direction! Miss
Koerner sang 81 songs in just
about an hour (although seven of
these formed a sort of cycle we
believe this is more than even the
most gifted and seasoned artist
can contend with and still come
Evening star., 1954-05-18
Refreshing Ending
CIimoxes Recital
By Fronk G. CumpbeII

Werner. Lywen. violin and viola;
Emerson Meyers, piano. The Chamber
Arts Society at Catholic University.
Program: Sonata for viola and piano,
Kiiinseri Rian Senate No; 1. for violin and
Hindemith.
With a refreshing departure
from the usual brilliant ending
to a concert, Werner Lywen and
Emerson Meyers ended their
program last night with Hinde-
mith's early Sonata, Op. II, No.
j, which closes with a section "in
the tempo Of a slow. festival
dance"
In every way, this was the
climax of the evening, for the
music is finely spun of the ten
derest, freshest materials, and
the artists playing reached a
peak of sensitive ensemble this
reviewer has seldom heard be-
fore.
Before the Hindemith the
players performed a work by
George Thaddeus Jones, q men,
ber Of the faculty Of Catholic
University, who is spending the
current year studying in Italy on
a Fulbright fellowship. AL
Evening star., 1954-05-18

artists. Victor Babin and Vitya Vron.
sky. Quintet in e fiat. Opus "A,
Schumann: artists. Victor Babin and
New Music Quartet.
Last nights benefit concert at
the home of Mrs. Anne Archbold,
in behalf Of the scholarship fund
Of the Aspen Institute Of Music,
brought together a large and
diversified group of contributing
artists in a program in which
only Victor Babin took part in
every piece, as an assistant to
each of the other artists.
Mack Harrell's Schubert songs
were beautifully sustained and
poised. 'Das Wirtshaus," in
particular. the climax Of die
Winterreise," and in way the
summation Of all the achieve
ment of Schubert the songwriter,
was given with the most intimate
pathos by both artists. Only
der Erlkonig," which started
with great f1re and unearthly
mystery. did not come of very
well, for it deteriorated into the
most ordinary kind of operatic
dramatics.
Babin's "Hillandale Waltzes, /"
dedicated to Mrs. Archbold. are
an engaging trif1e. an accompa-
MED solo for clarinet. Reginald
Kell is one of the best-known
clarinetists now before the pub
lie. Meticulous. but inclined to
be a little stiff and dry, he
seemed less at home in the con-
temporary idiom than in Mo-
zart. Weber and Schubert.
The delight of the evening
was the to me unknown four
hand music of Bizet, seven daz-
zling little pieces called "Jeux
d'Enfants." AS bright and hard
as "LArlesienne" or the c ma
jor symphony, these pieces are
in the mood Of the best four
hand music-engaging and COM
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-06
New Korean War Seen
II Geneva Talks Fail
BY the Asseeiossd Press

TAIPEH, Formosa. June 81
The Interior Ministry's Tatao
News Agency said today the Chi
nese Reds are planning an ALL
out offensive in Korea II the
Geneva conference breaks down
and have massed $50, 900 men
on the Indo- China border.
Tatao claims well-informed
underground contacts on the
Red-held mainland, but its re-
port could not be verified.
The agency said all ablebod-
led men in North Korea, from
the age Of Is up, are being mo-
bilized into militia units which
will go into action with the reg
ular army If an attack is ordered.
It said the Chinese have more
than 1,400, 900 men still in Ko-
rea and a blitz offensive will be
launched If the Geneva talks
fail.
Tatao said $4,000 Chinese Red
regulars are fighting with Com
munist Wet Mimi forces in In
do-China and a, quarter million
men are on the border.
Airf1elds are being built in
Red-held areas Of Indo-C China,
the news agency said. and a
Wit Mini air force soon will
be in action against French I'm
ion forces.