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Evening star., 1955-11-06
|Operu Guild Set
To Open Season

Washington Opera Guild
opens It's season with q con-
cert Of Latin music Tuesday
ct $50 In the Sheraton- Park,
featuring the celebrated
French pianist. Nine. Camille
Chautennps. Assisting win be
Angelina Montana Chisholm,
rnezzo soprano. and Mrs. Betty
Dove, guitarist. A gala recep-
tion win follow the concert.
Tickets can be had cit the door
or by reserving through De-
catur 2-9s42 and Decatur A.
6400.
Nine. Chautenp's last ap-
pearance In France was her
Joint trilimphal tour with Jac-
ques Thibaud In 1910. She has
toured throughout Europe ex-
tensively. Mrs. Chisholm Is the
daughter Of the former gov-
ernor OF the State Of Mayarit
In Mexico. She acquired citi-
izenship In ig41 and later
married q Washington busi-
nessman She is well konwn
as d soloist In church choirs
and clubs and as soloist with
the United States Marine Band.
She sang the role Of Madalena
In Verdi's ''Rigolettog on tour
she was soloist at the well
coming reception fof President
Alenan of Mexico when he re-
turned President Trnman's
goodwill visit.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
~ JAMES d. DEANE

Those for whom Don dio-
vanni" Il among the necessities
Of life have been subjected to
Illustration for & long. long
time by the lack Of 4 first-rate
up-to-date recording.
London has moved at last 10
MI the breach with Q new ver-
sion made IN Vienna. with the
Vienna Philharmonic Orches-
tra and an international cast,
and Josef Krips conducting.
The effort % an estimAbIe
one. Cesare Eiepi, the Don. In
probably 81 good 1 one 90 can
be found today. Suzanne
Dance falls short Of being 3
top-rank Donna Anna, mainly
because her voice IL simply not
big enough for the role. but
Fernando Corena makes 4 fine
Leporello: Anton Dermota IL .
highly agreeable Ottavio. and
the roles Of Donna Elyira and
zerlina are sung most attrac-
lively by Lisa della Casa and
Hide Gueden. respectively.
The orchestra plays superbly.
and the conscientious labors Of
the engineers are evident in the
excellent acoustical qualities.
London has had the refresh-
ing good sense of allowing the
recording To span four disco.
enabling the sound 10 pour
forth undistorted. An unusual
bonus has also been added ID
the form Of d fun vocal score
Of which al but approximately
one page Of recitative tone bit
IN Scene 2, Act I and the other
IN Scene 1. Act ID actually
i on the discs.
! have not heard as vet 4
new Epic recording, and it
would be dangerous In this
bicentenary season TO draw
conclusions. In any case. But
this Don Giovanni. win GER
tainly be listed high in the
bicentennial's summing up,
and IT bodes well for London's
other promised Mozartean
productions.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
TUESDAY

WILLIAM TUFTS. organ Church Of
in 3 minor, Greene; Pestorale, Sum
sion. Chcrale-preiude. Verde munter
Whitlcck; Reverie Dickinson. CoTteet
and Fanfare. Edm0ndsoEl
Howard Mitchell. conductor. student'i
Evening star., 1955-11-06

You" Sunny Side Up. Amt
Mishebayin'." I" "Glory Of Love"
and five others. eKapp XII
1OO4)
Joni James joni has q new
album that win please her
fans, as she sings When ! Fall
in Love-" II Could Write .
Book, Don't Blame Me, AS
Time Goes BY" MY One and
Only Love" and three others.
(MGM x-326.)
George Wettling and Frank
SignOrelIi--A fine LIP In their
"Ragtime Duo" set, with the
drummer and pianist creating
some nostalgia moments on
such favorites as .Singin' the
Blues Z That's q Plenty" "A
Blues Serenade, /" Livery Stable
Blues. after You've Gone. !"
"Someday Sweetheart. How
Come You Do Me Like You
DO,'' "Beale Street Blues. =
Rose cf washington Square. =
Love Me or Leave Me. " WAY
Down Yonder In New Orleans. 2
and Maple Leaf Rag" tKapp
KL-lOOS,l
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Sow SZEuZH
GET WITH ri.
Test Your Ability . ) Tuns Detective

songwriters are often happy because they are with
something and unhappy II they without IT. Share the
joys by testing your knowledge Of these hits 5co
20 points for each correct identification.
l. The singer is terribly tangled up with an imaginary
boundary-iine. (Jean Schwartz. Sam Lewis and Joe
Young wrote this In 1910
q The three In 1918, tunefuy told you with what
kind of lullaby you should rock-a-bye your baby.
3. IN 1929, great team-Lorenz Hart and Richard
Rodeerssang Of their pleasure at being with song.
4 That same year. another talented pair-Vncent
Youmans and Billy Rose-wrote another hit, with
title almost exactly opposite No. 3.
Troops stationed overseas in 1912 sang this with
feeling written by Lew Brown, Charles Tobias and
Sam Slept girls left behind warned what not to do
with anyone else.
Answers On Page ELS
Evening star., 1955-11-06
PROGRAMS or THE WEEK
TODAY

TODAY
ST. MARGARETS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
CHOIR. Robert Rnckmans conductor.
mae, BYRD; Nnnc dimittis, Kalinnikoy;
The Beatitudes, Van Hulss.
coMPosERs' GROUP, FRIDAY MORN
and artists; Junior Chelf % TakomA
Park Presbyterian Chareh. Elaine
Macdonald, director: Boyg Cherns Of
se.hs.aa. .chsvy Gr..a Sn.ss s, =; S.,Ms MI p
Woodside Methodist Church, MarEue-
rite Ward, director: LeOn Rlx, cello;
Annette May. soprano; Ruth PITS,
S.fns:. S Wsodssss sss fs%ss ssaess Hs ssfor c sn
pm. Long, Long Ago, Rawls. Jesus,
Like . Shepherd Lead us. Jackson:
Christmas Chimes, jackson; Sonatino
ES said 81 ria1S sTFSstipT Tetso sspsl
Greenwood; Sea Change, Goldman;
RaTls; Bow Down Thine Head. 9 Lora.
Hsndei-ofesnwSoa s S9s,ssma1 cams d,non ass t5s y,
Midnight Clear. Emery,
PHILLIP sTEINHAUs organ. Washing
ton Cathedral. 4 pm. Onertoire SUI
les grand ieux. Couperin. eoneta 80.
I @ z aet; Bach; Gnor.ahls-rrasaudss: ss.hsr aaes
Prelude ana Fugne Ia D, Bach; qrande
piece symphontaue, Opus II. Franek.
ANN ecHEIN. piano. Phillips Gallery. 5
pm, Nun komm' der H eden Heiland.
Bach-BusDni; Sonata No. 10 ~ e, *. q.
sehumanri: Etude IN c, Opus 10. No.
Chopin; Etude in G minor. Opus 10,
No. IL, Chopin: Etude IN a nat. OPUS
10, No. 10. Chopin; Etude In nat.
4Dus sSarp M minor. mo opus p ZEN sb. No. 3. Chopin;
Etude IN A Nat. Opus 25. NO !.
Chopin: Etuds IN ?. minor, Opus 25,
No. 3, Chopin; Etude 10 2 Opus 25.
Eo. Ne ShoDin: SnoDiin Et1de asSSs IL ID q nss. opus
iSS No NNo < chopin: cchhopiin Etuds ds IL n { sharp
minor, Opus 10. Ne. 4. Chopin.
GALLERY oRcHEsTRA;
Rishard Bales. conductor Assists,anS ASS, t,IS
o1ns. ss c6 Ssa!eR P.say q zas.Es sss nsGsass
speaker; HnEh o'MsaTher, harpsichord.
National Gallery, pm. The Republic;
A Patriotic Cantata, Bales.
TOMORROW
CHEVY CHASE CHANTERS, Z. L. Masef,
director: Assisting artists The The
GsDsg tSP gchurch rlc o sOn pm oafsSaa Now All t ths
woods Are Sleeping, Bach: To Spring,
schubert: American Folk HYMNS. arr,
Ferguson: Song Of the Hitsfs Slaves.
siience 81 the Nisit. Rachmaninofi- :
Ferguson; Wtdersprnch. Schubert;
Wasn't That Grand Day, Brad
ford-Ferguson; d0pak. Moussorgsky.
Coilege Medley: Barbershop Medley:
The Happy Wanderer. Moller.
HAROLD RONK, baritone; Theoaere
eehaefef, piano. Phillips Gallery. $50
pm. Dove sci, from Rodelinda.
Handel; Arm. arm, ye brave. from
Judas BaccabaeuB, Handel: Widmung.
echumann: Der Himmel hat cine
Traene geweint. sehgmann: Eur johann
nisnncht GrieG; Allefseelen, Strauss:
Faschings Abschied. Kodaly: Nemico
della patria, from Andrea Chenier.
Giordano: Zieeunerlieder. Opus 113.
Brahms; Lullaby for Forester's 8
child. Howe: Birds Courting Song,
arr. La Montaine; There Is . Lady
Sweet and Kind. Dello Joioi The Pala-
tine. Elwell
TUESDAY
WILLIAM TUFTS. organ. Church Of
the Epiphany. 1910 pm. Voluntary
In g minor, Greene; Pastofale, Sum
sion: Choir ale prelude, Verde munter.
Whitlcck; Reverie Dickinson. CoTteee
and Fanfare, EtimondeoEi -.
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Howard Mitchell. conductor. etudent's 5
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Lost Soldier Tune
Found by Worners

have q tasty slicing Of the
rhythmic Keep It Movin, =
mated with the pretty ballad
Don't Laugh At Me-" Kine
45-15i2.)
The Crew Cuts-"Are You
Hayin' Any Fun" Is a typical
side by them. with the back
ing Of Slam. Bam" being very
poor. lMercury 7o710x45.)
Mindy Carson-Mindy taste-
fully MARBLES Memories Are
Made Of This and "Cryin' for
Your Kisses" /" columbia T.
40573.)
Dave Brubeck II Brubeck's
Quartet. featuring Paul Des-
mond, has q hot LIP In this set
recorded at the Basin Street
night club In New York.
Groups modern conception Of
jazz is imaginativeIy played, az
they perform Lover" Little
Girl Blue. " Sometimes I'm
Happy, /" Fare Thee Well, An
nabelle." THE Duke" HIndi-
ana" and Love Walked In"
columbia CL-6ee.)
Stan Freberg-Stan, sup
ported by Billy Mays band.
does an amusing version Of
"The Yellow Rose Of Texas
and Rock Around Stephen
Foster" Capitol F3249.)
Lillian Briggs-"It Could've
Been Me" is a bright number
smartly done by Lillian. Re-
verse side Is q rousing piece
called Give Me q Band and
My Baby from CoIumbia's
MY Sister Eileen" ." which she
does in honly tonk style. epic
S-0120.)
Joyce Bradley - Newcomer
shows promise, a. she engag-
ingly chants "Why Don't You
Write Me" and Love d q
Many splendored Thing."
(Mercury TOT16x46.)
Lionel Hampton - Hamp's
sextet plays q ftne "Song Of
the Vineyard" with the big
band doing o tasty "Shalom-
ShaIom." (Clef s9154x45.)
The Gaylords- Bring Me q
Bluebird" is . pretty tune
nicely presented by this group.
but mo Arms Can Ever Hold
YOU on the reverse Is inarred
by the terrible voice Of the
male soloist. tMercury 70706x
4S.)
Dick ContinO Dick. with
David CAROLS orchestra. plays
song Of the Islands," and
then sings and plays on the
rhythmic 'tMambo Calypso"
tMercury TO705x46.)
Fess Parker--Fess may have
/ another hit. with two more
from rvs 'Disneyland" show:
"Yailer Yaller Gold" and king
Of the River tColumbia +
4O568.)
Benny Payne--Former pian-
ist for Singer Billy Daniels,
Benny steps out on his own,
In q brilliant LIP Of piano work
and singing. Displaying q voice
that's been influenced by the
late Fats Waller, he puts the
same infectious quality into his
numbers as did Fats. However,
don't overlook his simple and
tasteful handing Of the twe
ballads, Memories Of You and
II Understand. Remaining
numbers are I'm Gonna Sit
Right Down and Write Myself
. Letter" you Were Meant
for Ne. III / Could BE with
Evening star., 1955-11-06
KING THAMOs

- - --AsAh&Nk k0N|f AkA - - kx4l-
gleWOod student performance
Of ! M0zart's youthful opera
"xaide" reported on this page
IN August. chose 10 interpo-
late as ballet music an en-
tracte from Thames. King
Of Egypt" incidental music
Mozart wrote about the same
time for . play Of that title.
For ballet. the piece was sim
giilariy inappropriate. Is any
one can readily deduce from
its key % minorJ. When Mo-
zart wrote In minor key. he
was hardly trifiing.
Well, perhaps Mr.. Goldov-
sky's good intentions allow
him to be excused. But Epic
has now put the entracte
where It ought TO be, in the
middle Of d complete recording
Of this collection Of theater
music.
" y 4 fascinating littie
collection. Thames" was the
literary creation of q Bohe-
nian court councillor and
vice chancellor named Tobias
Philipp Freiherr yon Geb1er.
dealing with the successful ef-
fort Of q deposed king Of
Egypt to regain his throne de-
spite the Vaccinations Of q
would-be usurper. The fasci-
mating thing Is not the plot
itself. however. but the strik-
ing forecasts Of things to
come a high priest, 4 pair Of
righteous lovers, q priestly
chorus, and the victory Of good
over evil. All this. Of course.
suggests die zauberfloete,s Of
which "Thamos' was indeed q
precursor, although BY d con-
siderable gap In time.
Actually this gap was nar-
rowed subsequent To the date
cf original composition. tor
Evening star., 1955-11-06
OTHFR EVENTS

/. This v Z big week Tor Bach
enthusiasts. Next Sunday ~
! Constitution Hall Patrick
. Hayes viii present the Each
! Aria Group ia q return en-
! gagernent Of last years highly
successful visit,
FOR their washington con-
cert the group viii be joined
BY the choir of the National
Presbyterian Church and IN
Instrumental ensemble.
The program will include
the complete Bach Cantata
No. 81 (In allen meinen
Thaten), . work that Is very
j rarely performed in its en-
tiretys Is well as selected arias
from many other cantatas
!; sung BY such vocal stars as
Jan Peerce, Eileen Farrell.
Norman FarroW and Carol
Smith.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
MORE MOZART

The ftrgt three discs Of An-
gels monumental Gieseking
limited edition Of Mozart,s solo
piano music have now been
issued individually. Volume I
contains the amazing pieces
written when the composer
was merely = little boy, with
the great B nat sonata, K. $40,
and some other later works for
contrast. The familiar A ma
jor sonata, K. 33l. and the
wonderful D minor fantasy,
K. 39T. are among the works
in album II. and Vol. III nuln-
bers, among various lengthier
pieces, q remarkable little fu-
neral march for "Signor Macs
tro Contrapilncto.s
! felt this set historic when
1t was issued q year ago, and
I still consider QiesekinR.s
playing singularly rewardine.
despite the fact that some
commentators have regarded it
as dry.
Columbia has encumbered q
new Bruno Walter disc with q
picture Of Salzburg's Mirabell
Gardens and q reference to
sMozart's lighter works" de-
spite the inclusion Of the Ma
sonic funeral music and four
substantial, II not exactly
weighty. overtures. However,
one can ignore the jacket and
concentrate on the eloquent
music-rnaking. which includes
perhaps the suavest Fine
kleine Nachtmusik" yet re-
corded.
George SzeIl, q vigorous and
spirited pianist when he is not
conducting. makes . stilnulat-
ing partner for Szigeti In the
b nat and = nat sonatas. K.
4b4 and 48l, on another Co
lumbia disc. The Szieeti bow
ing il sometimes nervous. but
not bothersomely.
Two relatively unfamiliar pi-
ano concertos, X. 23s and 246.
are worth exploring Is played
Evening star., 1955-11-06

The enterprising Hayes Con-
nert Bureau has Just an
.nounced that David Oistrakh.
the almost legendary Soviet
Eyiciinist, will be heard Id full
recital at Constitution Hall on
December 8.
Emil s5ihls. shout whom the
Evening star., 1955-11-06

sasoE y ysr ngsls o.
tEo AEieMAn AnD Ms
eneNEesAA, .Bswitehed; !;
Mimi; April b Psris; .
others. Long Play oniy
CALrs6D N.@ q
Evening star., 1955-11-06

] by Ingrid Haebler on Q new
Vox disc. The orchestral play
ing isn't Of the suayest. but It
viii do. A medal Is in order for
going beyond D minor-C min
or territory.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
NEWS OF MUSIC
Bach S B Minor Mass
To Test Choral Group

town Is stili talking. was vir-
tually unknown in this coun-
try q year ago. but Oistrakh
has the reputation Of being
one Of the worlds great nd
dlers. Mail orders for tickets
to the Oistrakh concert viii
be accepted starting tomorrow
and the box-ofice sale viii be-
gin Friday.
This should be . sell-out:
Oistrakh has two recitals
scheduled ct Carnegie Hall
later this month within four
days. and in all probability
both viii be standing-room-
only affairs,
When Eugene Ormandy
brings the Philadelphia Orr
chestra to Constitution Hail
Tuesday night, Roy Harris,
Seventh Symphony. q 20-min-
ute work In one movement,
will receive its local premiere.
Since the piece received .
Naumburg Award earlier this
year, Mr.. Harris has revamped
1t somewhat. It Is now sup
posedly in its definitive form.
Neutrality-suspicious. win thus hear
q somewhat different Harris
Seventh than that which audi
ences In Pittsburgh. Boston,
Rochester and st. Louis heard.
Mr.. Harris is q skilled and
greatly gifted composer. but
when 1t comes to making with
the words. he is something else
again. His explanation Of the
symphony's intent surely de-
serves some sort Of prize for
long-winded and unnecessary
cornpiexity. Those interested
may read 1t In the program
booklet. It Is an eloquent ar
gIIment for composers sticking
to composing and for writer's
sticking TO words.
A&A
Howard Mitchell takes the
National symphony Orchestra
70 College Park Thursday
night for an all 0ershwin pro-
gram. with Oscar Levant as
soIoist. This Is the nrst Of
four concerts at the University
Of Maryland's Ritchie Coli
scum.
II you are one who considers
Gershwin expendable. you
might ponder these words Of
Arnold schoenberg. the great
l2-tone composer. George
Gershwin," he said shortly
after Georges untimely death.
was one Of this rare kind Of
musician 10 whom music Ii not
q matter Of more or less abil-
ity. Music to him was the air
he breathed, the food which
nourished him. the drink that
refreshed him. Music was
what made him feel. and
music was the feeling he ex-
pressed. Directness Of this
kind 10 given only 10 great
men. and there Is no doubt
that he was q great composer" /"
No one plays 0ershwin ike
his old friend Oscar L,eyant.
and II you have missed him
thus far. It should be worth
your while to make the trip
to College Park for this con
cert.
s4A
After their two concerts at
the Library Of Congress this
week, the Budapest Quartet
leaves washington until next
spring.
Together with violist Walter
Trampler, the Budapesters win
play the early B nat and late
q minor Mozart quintets.
Without Mr.. Trampler. they
win offer the Vaughan WI
liams quartet, . piece which
has apparently not been heard
In the Coolidge Auditorium
before.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
TURNTABLE TALK
Fine Don Giovanni
Arrives From Vienna

Mozart rewnote two at the
choruses after I'VE years and
added . third. and II IL specu-
lated that he revised the In
strumental music as well. The
result Is notable indeed, espe-
cially the choruses. one Of
which Alfred Einstein COM
pared to the great c minor
mass. Mozart expressed mod
est admiration for the music
himself, and one can't blame
him,
Epic,s performance. which
includes soloists and d bit 0f
diverting German monologue.
is directed by Bernhard Paun-
gartner or the SaIzburg Mo-
zarteurn and u well recorded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-02

Preliminary reports show the
polio rate among yaccinated
lehildran running roughly IS to
$50 per cent below the rate for
lnon-yaccinated children ii the
Isane aEe group. Secretary Of
Health. Education and Welfare
lFclsom reported last night.
| He cited preliminary data now
being compiled on the incidence
LOT polio among about seven mil
llion ysccinated children. most Of
whom have received only one
infection.
/ II wns the nfst Ofncial report
lOf such scope.
i Mr..lHoIscm described the pre-
lliminnry reports IS very en-.
Icouraging.s ne xaid more infOr-
Imation y expected a00n.
Since revised production and
testing standards Merc adopted
Hast May, the Secretary added.
the Public Health Service reports
There has been no association Of
lpolio with any vaccine released
flor ise.
he announced that present
signs point q the release Of
Ienoush vaccine 10 give two shDts
lto 81 the l5.e0s.000 children
|in the TIP priority 5 . . ase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-02

Clinic for cInotionaliy disturbed
children was established Ia 1915
Dr.. Clark Is 3 graduate 81 the
George Washington Unipersity
School Of Medicine. He wal
president Of the society IN 1886
IS and was associate professor
Of medicine ct Georgetown
school of Medicine from 1875
IS.
pr. puval Is assistant super
intendent Of st. Elizaheths Hos
pital. A graduate Of the Medical
College Of Virginia IN 1929 be
was appointed to the star Of ST,
Elizabethss Ia 1880. He was made
clinical director Of the hospital
IN lo1g
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the segregation arrangement the
acting secretary said it was GUS
tomary to observe the local laws
when visiting a foreign port and,
he added an understanding of the
problem had been reached and mu-
tual agreements had been accept
ed.
Democratic Senators Hubert
Humphrey of Minnesota and Her.
bert Lehman of New York also
sent wires of protest to the Navy
Secretary. Sen. Humphrey pointed
to this situation as "a shocking ex-
ample of discrimination that
should not be tolerated by our
government" And, he added, I'VE
cannot submit to other countries
insulting the uniform of our coun-
try by such discrimination"
Sen. Lehman sent his disapprov-
al of the apparent willingness on
the part of naval officials to sub
nit Americans to the infamous
apartheid laws of the Union of
South Africa in contradiction to
the U. S. Nays announced policy
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Almost About
s~~~--~~-~~-~-~~-----
Everything
BY Percy WHO

Los AngceTbe big talk this successful come
back of sammy Davis Jr appearing Saturday
night midnight group driving the strip
Sammy playing
ing 70 get in Someone popped up Let's go see him.
though party before the mob
morning crashed and that
the second time for me in 10 days
Waiting gate than hour the chance
heard about and being
powder room for exciting Never
would out Of place Sammy again
off after hour and fifteen minutes
pcrsonated singers lin fact doubt II Their is that
Bng Crosby Tony Bennett
Nat king Cole and In
they wish they could sing like Sammy Davis He leaves
Tuesday for Miami and there tonight Fday Whatta treat
they're in fort
Aside to WIN Jones Of the Morning
George friends Of mine
Nco hotels? They haven't ehangdat h success hasn't changed
harder today than when things
really from hunger But today being on top of the
pleasant kind and considerable people as they
eight years
Susan Roberts formerly Minneapolis girl Friday
and is loved by everyone
certainly tells that berace
staff and the brothers The situation today far
getting when
You Although George willing with him
brother begged off since being around the
office learned visitors coming along
orders visitors food
pounds will be like
new man when his dieting Is over with by you get paper
Although his telephone
changed Susan Roberts and George
nave n George made his first guest appearance with George Gob
Saturday guest
Jockeys advertising recordings They all
remembered they feel represented them
we amongst all their friends
sign Angeles barber shop which reads Hair
Saturdays St75 "A fellow in and cried happily
m flush, give a Saturday"
seldom has the famous Sunset strip trio OF ma
onay outstanding Negro artists appearing at the three
leading at the time Sammy Davis Jr at cros
Armstrong the Galloway at the Mocambo
ared doing capacity business
Of weeks of action Sunset
strip.
Vegas stop ba place where
with wife s make who said dat
Legaized murder TO couple OF time greats
attempting fool themselves and the paying public.
at times just guilty I'm of
Robinson Isn't there something
the books that calls this fraud?
by you nation the world win know
policy with Red China III and Fomosa
there doubt ones mind that Red China business about
taking wonderful first get
kicked the before wake realize that been
asleep while the gangsters take