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film "Phenix City story" "
(sunset 20O6-45.)

film "Phenix City Story"
(Sunset 2006-45.)
Sacasas - Sacasas and his
Latin orchestra play two orig
inals by the leader. la
Ronde" and "Trumpcrazy."
Both are instrumental NAM
bos. with trumpeter Roy
Amara being featured on the
latter. tRing 45-14S9.)
Spencer-Hagen orchestra
This smooth band represents
an excellent EP, as they per-
form the love themes from four
films. The beautiful numbers
are ''How Can I Tell Her."
from Paramount's ''Lucy Gal
lant";; forbidden Love-" from
Columbia's Tight SPOT;
you're Here, My Love-" from
Paramount's "The Seven Little
Foys." and the title tune Of
United Artists mot as a
Stranger" eek" ExA-161.)
Jon Hendricks-Singer Hem
bricks, aided by the Dave Lam
bert Singers, has two boppish
sides in "Cloudburst" and
-Four Brothers" Both items
are his own compositions.
(Decca 9-29572.)
The Three ChuckIesVocal
group has two spritely sides in
Realize" and BLUE Lover. -
both sung in an adequate COM
mercial style. OK" 4X-0150.)
The Classmates--This new
vocal quartet style their num-
bers somewhat in the Mills
Brothers manner. The boys
pair "A Kiss Is Not a Kiss
with What Am Gonna Do. "
tKing 45-1487.)
Wayne King -Galen Drake
Here's an LIP that will have
a limited appeal. as it features
the music of Wayne King with
Galen Drake narrating eight
love poems. The set is en-
titled "A Cure for Loneliness. {"
(RCA-Victor PM-3204.)
Chuck MiIler-Chuck has
two hit sides in the beatful
"The House of Blues Lights"
and the smooth Cant Help
Wonderin'," his own compost
ton. (Mercury 70627x45.)
Evening star., 1955-07-24

Christmas" you'll Never
Know" ''It Might as Well Be
Spring, Mona Lisa" Secret
Love" and "Three Coins in
the Fountain" tMercury MG-
20061.)
Russ Morgan-"The Popcorn
Song" is a cute novelty. with
Russ and the Quartet on the
vocal. Flipside is "Alabamy
Bound" featuring a vocal by
the Morganaires and an an
noying banjo throughout.
Decca 9-29606.)
Meg Myles-This new singer
debuts on discs with a so-so
coupling of Lets Get Busy
Too" and "Phenix City Blues"
The latter is a rather awk-
ward tuna from Allied Artists
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Writer of 'Roincoot'
Plays Guitar by Ear

bia had vocalist Peggy King
cut a boy Meets Girl album.
Perry Como sliced three
sides for RCA Victor. /.
Hampton Hawes, great mod
ern jazz pianist. waxed his in
itial 12-inch LIP for Contem-
porary. -.
Billy Eckstine's next 12-inch
LIP for MGM will be labeled
Rendezvous" Sunset
Records will produce a wild
Bill Hickok" album from the
TV show Of the same name,
featuring Guy Madison and
Andy Devine. 80.
RCA Victor launching a
"Jazz Workshop" project, CIV
ing all jazzmen on the label q
Evening star., 1955-07-24
BANDS ARE BACK

Capitol Records is starting
the drive to bring attention
back to the dance bands,
where it belongs. The firm has
always given fine support to
bands, but now it's putting q
concentrated effort on them.
The Capitol roster has been
standout in the orchestra
field, having the bands Of Ray
Anthony, Les Baxter, Duke
Ellington, Benny Goodman.
Stan Kenton. Billy May, and
the studio group conducted by
Jackie Gleason. Recently the
labels band stable has been
fortified by the acquisition of
Les Brown, Woody Herman,
Harry James. and England's
Johnny Dankworth. Now, it's
reported that Capitol is also
after the Dorsey Brothers,
which would make q great adj
dition to their impressive list
Of bands.
\
PREvIEWS AND REVIEWS
Martial Solal, French piano
star, will have his second Con-
temporary LIP issued in Au-
gust. Columbia Records
preparing an album Of the
Alex North score from the
Paramount film, The Rose
Tattoo" &. MGM to issue 12-
inch LIP by Leroy Holmes en-
titled Lush Themes From
Motion Pictures" Colum-
Evening star., 1955-07-24
TURNTABLE TALK
BY JAMES G. DEANE


A fine new violin concerto
has arrived on the scene for
those who might enjoy a
breather from Mendelssohn
Bruch, etc.-new in the sense
Of hearing it, anyhow, for
probably few outside Scan
dinavia have had the privilege.
This is the Op. SO of the late
Danish composer Carl Nielsen,
who died "a years ago but is
just coming around-a little
late-to getting a return on
what seems to be genuine
claim to fame.
Nielsen, who wrote six SYM
phonies and was turning out
substantial pieces at the turn
Of the century, doesn't rate
mention in a complete book
Of goth century music" which
is on my bookshelf, although
this misnamed volume is ample
enough to list Kurt Atterberg.
Luigi Dallipiccola, Louis
Gutenberg (who also wrote a
violin concerto), Camargo
Guarnieri and Lazare Samin-
sky. whose names probably
don't mean much more to the
general public. Il am tempted
respectfully to write the au-
thor.)
However. NielSen's signifi-
canoe must already be appar-
ent to record buyers. One
aspect of 1t is that though
nearly a present-day COM
poser, he approached close
to the idiom Of Brahms, but
this actually isn't so remark
able since they were also con-
temporaries (and acquainted).
His music has its modern as
poets, however. and is indi-
vidual enough to be thoroughly
interesting.
The violin concerto recalls
Brahms In It's solid texture. It
is also surprisingly lyrical.
Some might find 1t, as some
critics have found Nielsen's
music generally, a bit too old
fashioned, but it isn't the kind
of old-fashionedness that clogs.
Yehudi Menuhin, who could
easily stick to Bruch II he
wanted, can be credited with
this bit of pioneering, on the
heels of his recent also worthy
service to Bartok. The Danish
State Radio Orchestra, which
gave Washington concertgoers
q stimulating taste of Nielsen
a while ago, provides the prac-
ticed accompaniment under
Mogens Woeldike on this HMV
release. Some hardly enter
prising encores are thrown in
for no identifiable reason.
London has served the Mel
sen cause respectfully with a
first LIP Of his F major string
quartet, another very listen
able affair solidly in the
Brahmsian tradition. A quar-
TED exactly the opposite, writ
ten in 1949 by Vagn Holmboe,
another Dane, is on the over
side. This one. descended
chiefly from Bartok. isn't OBJ
viously lyrical until its final
movement. The rest is decided
ly agitating.
Nielsen may someday be ac-
corded a magazine style "late
Evening star., 1955-07-24
SOW SzEYZH
IT'S ABOUT
TIME
Test you, ability ss q detective

Each song below something to do with time All have
withstood during the Of years
since they written 20 points for each title
you identify.
1. They wazed the whole night through lin the '2Os)
to this one.
2. Eventually she gets sleepy. t1S25)
Ethel Norman and Ginger Rogers made their Broadway
debut in the 1880 Gershwin musical In which this wait
ing" introduced.
T. Vincent wrote this iesureme tune In that
n same
Written IN 1881, this about feeng time the
Academy Award In 1944.
Turn 10 Page E-6 for Answers
Evening star., 1955-07-24


ALL WITH BOWS
A batch of other violin con-
certos is at hand, including
alternative essays of the
Brahms. The latter two are
by Gioconda de Vito, who
gives a crisp, vital reading for
HMV. and a younger lady
named Johanna Marty who
turns in a somewhat broader,
more leisurely version for
Angel. The Philharmonic or
chestra is involved in both. I
somewhat prefer HMV's live
lier pace and brighter sound.
The Prokofieff first concerto
Is given a new rendition on
Angel by David Oistrakh. It
is a remarkable demonstration
of carefree f1ddling. The Bruch
Git was inevitably is on the
back. The disc is a suave job
all around. Oistrakh also ex-
erts his talents tif effortless-
ness can be called exertion) on
an Angel coupling of the
F'ranck sonata and the ninth
sonata by Szymanowski, which
is appreciably more liStenable
than its authors name. In
engineering the discs are much
superior to early non-Angelic
Oistrakh issues.
The Khachaturian concerto
has also made a new appear
ance, on an Epic issue with
Thomas Magyar and the Vi
emma Symphony officiating
quite efficiently. 1t is one of
the more energetic as well as
readily assimilable examples of
the genre. but whether this
guarantees immortality only
time can tell.
X Il Il L.
HYPNOTICS
Composers seem to have
been hypnotized by Pagani-
mis- Gath caprice. and by
Paganini generally. vox, with
a nice bit of ingenuity, has
assembled three of the pieces
owing their inspiration to the
late composer-violinist, by
Brahms, Schumann and List.
The Brahms work is, Of
course, his famous set of
piano variations, Op. 35, part
Of which. or a distortion
thereof, a certain keyboard
quartet used to employ as a
radio theme. One can under
stand why pianists might
want to divide up the respon-
sibility, but a single pair of
hands with enough practice
can manage. and Friedrich
Wuehrer. the artist here, does
quite nicely. If there were any
wish. it would be that he had
taken a bit more time about
it, for the music fits by all
too quickly. But then, 1t al
ways does, which is perhaps
what Brahms and Paganini
intended.
The Liszt piece on the rec
ord is his sixth etude, on the
same theme, also quite a
showpiece although briefer.
Schumann's contribution is
an early set of six studies
based on other Paganini ca
prices. music lacking the later
Schumann poetic charm but
interesting as a novelty. It's
toe bad Paganini can't get
royalties on all this.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Five Operas Billed

"The Saint" is behind us,
and Fortune Gallo's San Carlo
Opera Company brings to town
five OF the standard classics
Aida" ''n Trovatore," Gar
men," "La Boheme," and
"Madama Butterfly" There is
little variety in table d'hote
fare In grand opera, and GER
tainly Maestro Gallo is about
as venturesome in his choice
of product as the Gideon Bible
Society.
While each opera is far, from
a novelty, each is a good piece,
both dramatically and musi-
cally. Each had in its day
what it seems evident Me-
motifs IS aint" has nova
direct and simple emotional
appeal to the mass theater-
goer."
Mr.. Gallo has been in town
several times recently to pre-
pare for his productions. He
promises that this year San
Carlo is going to be something
special. A glance at the casts
listed elsewhere on this page
will prove that at least he has
good singers.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
PROGRAMS
OF THE WEEK
TODAY

STANLEY PETRuLIs, bassoon: 6esrse
Silnes. piano. Catholic University, 3
PM Sonata. Telemann: Sonatina for
BAssoon and Piano. Kohs: sonAtina
for Bassoon and Piano. Saint-SaenS;
Sonata for Bassoon and Piano. Him
demith
UNITED STATES MARINE BAND. Capt.
Albert Seheeppef. conductor. Soloists:
Charles Erwin. cornet: Glenn Dodson.
trombone. Watergate. $50 pm.
Marehe Hongroise from The Danne-
tion OF Faust. BerIioz: The Corsair.
Berlioz: pAntasie. Bellstedt; Rumbo-
lero. Gould; Horseless Carriage Galop.
Gould; Selections from Samson and
Deliiah, Saint-Saens: Chicago Tribune.
Chambers; Concerto for Trombone and
Band, Rimskey Korsskor: Three
Dances from Suite OF Old American
Dances. r. r. Bennett; Capfiecio
Italien. Tschaikovsky.
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE BAND.
Ist 1t. Harry II. Meuser, conductor.
Soloist: Howard n. Ruff, baritone.
Capitol Plaza. pm. March Floren-
tine. Fucik; Italians in Algiers. Ros-
sini; Inyincible Eagle March. Cham
bers: Aris-unannounced: Grande vaise
from Eugene onegin, Tschaikovs,sy:
lNeapoiitAn Rhapsody. Werle; Two Sc
leetfons. Polange; Whisperins, arr. Gen.
tile: Selections by the sinsins Ser-
geAnte,
Evening star., 1955-07-24
THURSDAY

UNITED STATES NAVY BAND. cwo
ist Ben Mitchell Norris, tenor Water
gate. $3.50 pm; March. OPUS 90.
Pepkoe E9s s,ts Faus, qysTturs Wsr,
Band, Ban Ss HOIST: DON Don Juan. Ia strauss: m 'E sai-
let Music from william Tel. Rossini:
Oklahoma Rodgers.
SAN CARLO OPERA. Carlo Moresco.
Saafl,s sSoists Ksys' Rsnsl..
Amphitheater. $50 pm. Aida, Verdi.
FRIDAY
uNJTGp g,EGpv STATES dA TIES an AR FORCE SYM
safe. $40 eGnaaSss1 IN. overture ns e Russian Russian
and Ludmilla. Glinka: symphony in
p ninor, Franck; Poloystsian Dances
BY the Singing sergeants: Emperor
Waltz, Strauss: Song Of Norway,
uNfTE psTArEs ARMY BAND, Capt.
. Dinf,. baritone: United states Army
Esst Rsnd pasa Snora United MassS States MsSg
Lie. lie King Dramatic n; Overture, Sps opus
Iceberg MacDowsll; Beautiful Colo
Gneein. si " T TsehaiEevsEy; 1ss i'0'c conaasst. s
Newman; The Moldau. Smetana; The
Wanderer, arr. Loboda: Procession to
the Cathedral, Wagner.
SAN CARLO OPERA, Pietro Cimara. con-
ductor. Soloists. Crawl, knight.
Roney. Valentino. Moscona. Cehanov-
sky, Harris, La Chance. Carter Bar
ron Amphitheater, $50 pm. La Boz
heme, Puccini
SATURDAY
SAN CARLO OPERA, Carlo Moreseo.
conductor. Soloists: Rankin, Leone,
ssarro, HaTris. % {. Snss chss:. MesMs carse.
Barron Amphitheater. $40 pm.
Carmen. Bizet
Evening star., 1955-07-24
WEDNESDAY

UNITED STATES MARINE BAND. Capt.
Albert Seh0eppef, conductor. Soloists:
Charles Erwin. cornet; Glenn Dpdson.
trombone. East Front, United States
Tannhauser. wagner: overture to
Die Fledermaus Strauss: Fantasie,
Bellstedt; George Gershwin Selection.
arr. Bennett; March: British Eighth,
Elliott: Concerto for Trombone and
Band. Rimskey- -Korsakoy; Roumanian
Rhapsody No. 3, Enesco.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
TUESDAY

KATHARINE HANsEr.. soprano: Thee-
dors schaeffer, piano. Catholic Uni
yersity, pm. We Sing 70 Him.
PURCELL. Lord of Ey'rything, Bacon;
omnipotence: schuberti z est doux,
zetti; Non put Cimara: ohie, Meme
che. Giannini: Carnavai. Fourdrain;
Apres un Reye; Faure; G.. Poqlenc:
Hour, ives: AT the River. Copland; A
Green cornfield. Head: Sonnet XVIII,
Aiken,
UNITED STATES ARMY BAND, Cwo
Rorcei. R sehain' Garnet: fPani % fsrressa.
tenor Watergate, $50 pm. March:
The Footlifter, Fillmore: Overture to
Tampa, Herold: Adagio from SYM
Rnopy1 sO sehuspsWHpb Wab. Msrabs
Honsroise, BerIioz; Polish Dance
No. i, Scharwenka: Song Of the
Bayou, Bloom; Fackeltans In B nat.
Meyerbeer: Mappari tutt' amor. Flo
tow; Yours is My Heart Alone, Lehar:
Funicuh Funicula. DenEa; March to
the Scaffold BeriioZ
Evening star., 1955-07-24
HERvA NELLI

free hand In selecting and ar
ranging whatever material
they want for the new series.
!. =. Cyril Stapleton's English
orchestra waxed q Paris
After Dark" 12-inch LIP for
MGM. Mice Work. If You
Can Get It" etched for Star
lite by the Hi-Lo's.
X + y
JUST RELEASED
Jack Shaindlin - Here's a
terrific 12-inch LIP featuring
Jack Shaindlin conducting a
large orchestra in perform
ances of songs that have won
the Academy Award. He has
chosen the twelve Award win
ners that have proved most
popular during the years, and
has given them superb indi-
vidual treatment. The tunes
are "The Continental" 1.-THE
Way You Look Tonight"
Sweet Leilani. Thanks for
the Memory" when You
Wish Upon a Star" "The Last
Time I Saw Paris" white
Evening star., 1955-07-24
TOMORROW

GORDON STAPLES, violin; Theodore
Lettvin, piano. Phillips Galley, $50
Pm. All-Mozart proeram: Sonata
6 In @. < 301: Sonata No. 8 In r.
x. 377; Sonata No. Is in B nat, K.
464.
UNITED STATES NAVY BAND. CWO
Richard Towsend, conductor. soloists: !:
Morris, tenor. b. s, Capitol Plaza.
s pm Entry Of the Guests into
Warthurg frIm Tannhauser, Wakner:
II Guarany Overture, Gomez: Park
Nocturne. Hagen: La Fer.a Suite.
Lecombe; Jamaican Rhumba, Brttten:
Amor ii Viete, Giordano: Selections
from jerome Kern. Leidzen.
PIANO AND BALLET RECITAL Ariins-
ton Service Hall. Arlington. Va, $50
Dmietrietf: ballet pupils Of Miss kath-
ryn MulloWny.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
TURNTABLE TALK
Menuhin Introduces
Concerto by Nielsen
ALL WITH BOWS

great" right alongside sibelius
Evening star., 1955-07-24
NELL RANKIN

Gabrielle Ruggiero and Vir-
ginia Copeland - who alter
mated In the title role. Among
the many devotees Of 'The
Saint" who saw the opera
twice. the typical champion
Of each singer could see little
to. praise in the other.
Evening star., 1955-10-28

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ROOMS FURN.--MD. 3 VA.


= sil,ished. sen,ipVt. Bath. pvt. home.
suitable for husiness gentieman.
On trAnsp.. "a, t-724A. --30
|gUkTABLE for Q young nen---TWin
beds, next % sh9yer; rates reason
able. OV. 3.6063. ID Lcadbeeter
AEI, --epacious attrae. rr,.s pvt.
bath, ise, PVT. home. small aeplt
family. Gentleman. IA. 2-leeb.
ARLMaroN--Newiy furn. IN new
horne neeI Ari. Han and renteEpn.
CSoEUsiThhYiAs PIKE Pleasant room
for Hoyernment girl Private bath.
Bus ~ door. 2 niles from Penta-
gon. IA. 7-1z24 Or -. 2-44a3.
BLApENsBURo, MD.--sunny front
rrn. y apt. blds.. on busiine. gN.
YiasssT WEEK RENT TREED1 Dble.
rms, pvt. baths on country es-
tate. swimming pool. etc. Home
privfls.; $50 VIZ, for q. Gail after
p.af.. DU, T-D6S3. so
SINGLE Or dbie, for lady or . girls.
or will share 2.bedrm. house. "a,
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