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Youth Expert to Talk

DR.. Shane MacCarthy, re-
Gently appointed director Of
President Eisenhower's Council
on Youth Fitness, will speak TO
the spring convention of the
Maryland Association of Health,
Physical Education and Recrea-
ton at 1915 pm. Saturday at
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School.
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"Mr. Magoo's Puddle Jumper"
(cartoon).
Best sound recording: THE
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sound department.
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Ingrid and Brynner Win
Top Hollywood Honors

HOLLYWOOD, % (E9-The movie industry has given
IT'S highest honors Ingrd Bergman Swedish star
Of "Anastasa shavenhe star of The
King and /"
The awards presented last night at the 29th annual
dinner of Motion Picture Academy.
" Around World in 80 Days., produced by Mike Todd
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IN ALL 3 STORES
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Smash Season Likely
For Summer Theoters

unto These Hills" Chero-
kee, N. c.; Wilderness
Road" Berea, KY; and two
at Williamsburg, Va. the IL
season veteran, THE Com
mon Glory" and a newcomer.
THE Founders"
The Shakespearean spectac-
ulars start with twin-billed
offerings of the oldest, Anti
och's Shakespeare Under-the-
Stars festival, performed at
both Yellow Springs and To-
ledo. Ohio. Four Of the bard's
dramas will rotate. along
with an addition TO the festi-
val this year Of music dramas.
The Stratford, Ontario, Festi-
val is billing three Shake
spearean plays with the head
line performer Siobhan Nc
Kenna. The American Shake
Speare Festival at Stratford,
Conn. is making its bid for
public acclaim with another
trio of the bard's works star
ring Katharine Hepburn. Al
fred Drake and Earl Lyman.
Ashland, Greg, also will
have a Shakespeare festival, as
will San Diego, Calf. while
Torontos Earle Grey Festi-
val" will operate at Trinity
College.
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TOPS IN POPS
Judy Gor|ond SporkIes
In New 'Torchy' LIP

Love" South Side Strut" and seven
others. Good Time Jazz L-12Oall
The Easy RideFs-An outstanding
answer TO the names Of Rich pshr
Frank Miller and Terry oilkyson. Lat.
ter n veil. known for his tunes Cry
Of the Wild Goose" The Girl in the
Wood and others. Their singing and
listener. a. they do a collection OF folk
SONGS. calypsos and other kinds OF
music. The infectious Don't Hurry.
Worry Me and Marianne" are
especially good Other gems are
South coast" "Rollin Home. Good
Tender Care Columbia CL-990.l
Jan CABRERA breezy LIP Of dance
music STYLED by CAREERS smooth or
chestra. All instrumental, the band
plays San Antonio Rose Love
"Pasan Love Song. . Blue Room
Bounce and seven others tDecca
Buddy Morrow-A brilliant Up fea-
turing the golden trombone OF Morrow.
who could easily take over the Tommy
Dorsey mantle Here's lush trombone
work, as purveyed by Buddy. and mes
aided by the lovely alto sax solos OF
DICK johnson and the smooth Walt
Stewart arrangements; High spots are
Laura. with a SONG in Ny Heart"
This Is Autumn" and "Cerise"
mercury MG-2022l.l .
Nat Brandwynne--A toe-tappinR LIP
oy this fine soctety-styled dance band.
Mats piano and orchestra provide mel
low settings for such favorites as
ALWAYS in NY Heart" "InspIration
Belle OF the Ball" The One Love"
Uno" and seven others. (Vik Lx-
l07SD
My HOPE, nv Love" is very pretty
relationships tune expertly essayed bv
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PROGRAMS OF THE WEEK

Treger. violin. Windjammer Overture.
Ansell; On the. Trail, .0rofe; Romeo
and Juliet Overture, Tchaikovsky; The
Blue Bells Of Scotland; Pryor: Cate
Woods, Strauss; Carmen Fantasy,
Verdi; Irish Suite, Anderson.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SYM
PHONY ORCHESTRA, Frederick Fan,
conductor. DEPARTMENT Of Agriculture
auditorium. $3.50 pm. symphony No.
minor, Handel; Fanfare for Brass,
COPELAND; Fanfare for Brass. creston.
TUESDAY
Won UNscHULD UNIVERSITY OF MU-
SIC; Annual Recital. Barker Hall.
UNIFIED IfMlS' STATES ! ATE ARMY BAND. Major
Hugh Curry. director; Mainland High
School Glee Club: The Trumpet Sex
tette. cIdi The Wstersate; $50 pm;
Fireworks Music, Handel: Ballet Mu-
sic from Coppelia. Delibes; Shield Of
Liberty March. Richards; Selections
by the Mainland Glee Club: Spirit OF
Independence March. Holzmann; Sec
ond HUNGARIAN Rhapsody. Liszt-Say-
Tor: Czardas. Grossman.
WEDNESDAY
UNITED STATES MARINE BAND. Cap
on anew W s;nSsDDs Jones' sirsc Ssrto sS
toll, 8 pm Hands Across the Sea.
Sousa: Saneho PanZa overture. Will
liams: Boiero. Smith Jericho, Gould;
Toccata for Band. Erickson; Selection
felice tue credevi. Verdi: Salvador
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
BY JAMES G. DEANE

The Tooth anniversary Of Sir
Edward Cigars birth passed
last Sunday without much
notice.
Westminster, however. has
issued a recording of his sec
ond symphony, which, since it
is a newcomer to the catalog,
can be received as a respect
able bit of commemoration.
Cigars two symphonies are
scarcely known in this country.
This seems strange, consider
ing the popularity Of the
"E nigma" variations. The
symphonies can hardly be
considered forbiddingly mod
ern. The first one has been
around now for nearly half a
century, and the second Q9lD
almost as long. Elgar was a
veteran when he brought them
out, a composer with his mu-
steal orientation securely es-
tablished in a 10th century
frame.
Furthermore. the second
symphony was dedicated to
Edward VII. with the approval
of his successor. which some
how seems reasSuring.
There is a slight enigma
about this work. Elgar pre-
faced 1t with a couple Of lines
from Shelley. Rarely, rarely
contest thou, Spirit Of De-
light" No one seems to know
quite what he meant. But the
music poses no deep mysteries.
1t is tuneful, lively and mas
terfully orchestrated. and just
modern enough sounding to be
interesting.
Sir Adrian Boult and the
London Philharmonic (here
labeled Philharmonic Prom
enade) Orchestra render an
effective. well-recorded per-
Torrance. Any Enigma" add
mirer would also do we'll to
try to hunt up the Boult re-
cording of the first symphony.
formerly available from HMV
although not currently in the
catalogue. It's main theme is
as noble a tune as anyone ever
wrote.
One Of Cigars less preten-
tious works. the pleasing E mi
nor string serenade, is among
several works by other COM
posers on a new Epic disc. 1t
receives a capable perform
ance by the Boyd Neel orches-
ira. but a serious Elgar fan
would find more appropriate
companion pieces on the CO.
lumbia disc by Beecham which
also offers the "Cockaigne"
overture and Enigma.
There is an interesting
article by Gerald Abraham. an
English critic. about Elgar in
the June issue Of High Fidel-
ity. Mr.. Abraham is not an
Elgar idolator, and i'll fact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

scheduled for June 20. are
CeSare Bardelli and Louis
Sgarro, as Escamillo and
Zuniga.
The next night Lucia Evan
gelistica and Thomas Hayward
will appear in La Boheme,"
together with Josephine Guido
as the Musetta. On June %,
Herva Nelli and Rudolph
Petrak will sing Leonora and
Manrico in II Trovatore,"
while the next day Miss Evan
gelistica and Mr.. Hayward will
return in La Traviata." as
sisted by Francesca Valentino
as Germont.
In Aida" to be heard on
June "a. title role will be sung
by Miss Nelli. with Miss Res
nick as Amneris. Mr.. Petrak
as Rhadames, and Mr.. Bardelli
as AmonaSro. The final pro-
duction. Madame Butterfly"
will be the vehicle for a
Japanese soprano. Tomiko
Kanazawa. Conductors for the
series will be Anton Rocco
Guadagno. director of the
National Opera Company of
Peru. and Theodore Gargiulo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
OCTOGENARIAN'S 9Th

Another English composer is
still on hand to join in cele-
brating' an advanced ami
versary. although not quite his
hundredth. This is Ralph
Vaughan Williams. who will be
IS this october.
Vaughan Williams eighth
symphony. which made its pub
lie appearance only a little over
a year ago, has been given its
record premiere by Sir John
Barbirolli and the Halle Or
chestra on Mercury.
There is whimsey in the
English makeup, and ! think
Vaughan Williams has allowed
some Of it to creep into this
new symphony. The opening
movement is for full orches-
ira; the second is for winds
alone; the third is solely for
strings c"giving." states the
composer, "the winds a we'll
earned rest~; and the finale,
he advises. commanders all
the available hitting instru-
ments which can make definite
notes."
After contemplating this
variegated formal one is not
surprised to find the symphony
a quite cheerful. approachable
affair. without special symbol
ism and with even an occa-
sional proletarian abandon
suggestive of Khatchaturian or
Shostakovitch. No doubt it is
less than a great" work, but
1t Is a listenable one.
Two other listenable compo-
sitions by Englishmen, a rhap-
sody called "A Shropshire Lad"
by George Butterworth, who
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the vocal trio. Plattermate Is q dra-
matte opus titled "A Man Gotta Do"
tVerVe lO043x45.
Lou Busch Midnight Melody" is a
very pretty original. dressed In q tasty
The wild ones" capitol F3667J
two excellent pieces Of material. Now
At Last" ana "cEst IL We" Latter
features territc, Billy May accom-
sammy. Kaye-An excellent LIP OF .
dozen sides waxed by Sammy years
ago. Includes many Kaye favorites
that are handled BY such famous Kaye
S EGSa's rony T Sa%S e eva: i sarFs
Laura leslie. and The Kaydets. Con.
tains such tunes As Noon Love-.
when You Wish Upon : star al.
W va 5;S.r sn cai : sssNai1sinE Blue Skies.
v weSiey n naaranSrasz2Another LIP BY
Edwards in his Hawaii Calls pro-
gram series. This is called waikiki"
and it's as enticing as his previous
chantingly performed. Capitol TIRE
Frank Sinatra--A fine LIP Of sides
cut some years ago The efortless
grace and feeling are evidenced on
SSSh ieT sodr siTo6 oD1y she'd Go sde
NV Way. Sorry Mad About You"
and seven others. columbia CL-953
Lionel HamptOn-This LIP was a
definite mistake. for In trying TO COM
bine Hamp with Flamenco music.
everybody turned out to be the loser
Solos are undistinRuished and lack
luster possibly because the Spanish
musicians were not atuned to Ramps
brand Of musical iazz. tRCA Victor
LPM-I422J
Stan Kenton-"s tardust Boogie" is
an intriguing boogie treatment OF the
lovely evergreen Flip side is a re-
yival Of an old Kenton side OF years
ago. as June Christy and the Pastels
sing the catchy calypso His Feet's
Too Big for de Bed Capitol F-366l }
Max ROaeh-Max, plus four others.
has a tasty LIP OF modern Jazz, the
hrst set he's recorded since the death
OF two of his members. Clifford Brown
and Richard Powell The new men
NIL the breach admirably. Six tunes
In all. fEmArcy MO-36OAe)
The Smith Twins--Girls have two
pleasant sides as they sing Dream
Man" and The Open Secret" iVerve
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Fred Astaire-A couple Of ofi-beat
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Carter Barron
Continued From Page c.


duced in New York by hit
makers Feurer and Martin
and Fanny" along with a
New Faces" package that
combines material from the
1852 and 1856 editions.
Among the just-released
straight plays are THE Loud
Red Patrick" Speaking Of
Murder" "Will Success Spoil
Rock HunterPo, Janus"
Girls Of Summer" and THE
Desk Set"
One Of the notable touring
enterprises is trimmed
down version Of Shaw's Back
TO Methusaleh," which hopes
eventually TO reach Broad
way.
Classics at Wellesley
Old American plays will
get attention at Sharon.
Conn, and the Group 20
players at Wellesley, Mass.
again will do classics.
The seven spectacles based
on regional historic episodes
include "Chucky Jack" at
Gatlinburg. Tenn; Horn in
the West" Boone, N. c.; The
Lost Colony. Manteo, N. c.;
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Sworthout
To Star at
Wotergote
BY DAY THORPE

Evelyn Swarthout. with En-
erson Meyers on the podium,
will play the Schumann con-
certo Friday night at the
Watergate to open a summer
season of outdoor concerts by
the newly organized Water
gate Pops Orchestra. The Sc
ries. sponsored by the District
OF Columbia Federation of Mu-
sicians, will be on Friday
nights through the middle Of
July.
The concerts will be con-
Quoted not only by Mr.. Meyers
but also by Richard Bales.
Henry Goldstein and Lloyd
Geisler. and other soloists will
be Werner Lywen, violin;
Katharine Hansel, soprano;
Maryan Filler. piano: Virginia
Reinecke. piano. and another
artist yet to be announced.
The program for the first
concert. in addition to the
Schumann concerto, includes
American Salute" by Nor
ton Gould; Barn Dance" by
Emerson Meyers; STARS" by
Mary Howe. and several move
ments from Memberships
Midsummer Nights Dream"
The series will be free to the
public. About $4,000 in adj
dition to the gift of the Mu-
sicians' Union, is needed for
incidental expenses. This
money is being raised by a
committee headed by John T.
O'Rourke.
In case Of bad weather, the
concerts will be held in the
Pan American Union, the In
terror Department Auditorium,
or the Departmental Audito-
rum. Patrick Hayes will be
program commentator for the
first three concerts and Robert
Rogers for the rest.
\ 4 \ \
SALMAGGI OPERA
Felix Salmaggo has coll
lected a number of good sing
ers for his summer season of
opera at the Carter Barron
Regina Resnick of the Metro
politan is cast in the title role
of Bizet's Carmen" the work
which will open the run of the
Long Island Opera Company
under the banner of the bro
theirs Field in Rock Greek Park.
The Don Jose will be Norman
Kelley. a tenor I do not re-
member of having heard, but
who has a remarkably fine
reputation. Many of his ad-
mirers sprang into being at
the time of Mr.. Kelley's APP
pearance in the premiere Of
Walton's "Troilus and Cres-
sida' in New York two years
ago.
Other singers in Carmen"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
TURNTABLE TALK
EIgor Remembered
On BouIt Record

tends the other way. zone
doesn't want to live with
Elgar." he states. But he
finds unique value in "the
quiet and gentle things" in
Cigars mature works. AS rec
ords make Cigars music more
familiar l think others will
come to find special values in
it, too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY

and other movie scores, is now
IS but still has written only
one symphony. This was fin
ished the same year as
Vaughan Williams fourth. 1T,
too. is a muscular affair, one
with much stress on wind.
brass and percussion and, ex-
cept for the third movement,
it is not very lyrical. It's vigor
is quite refreshing. however.
One wonders why. after this
start, Walton has never gone
on to write more in this form.
Boult is responsible for a
lively performance of this piece
on Westminster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
TOMORROW

died in World War I, and an
impressionistic sea piece, THE
Garden of Fand" by Arnold
Bax, who died in 1858, fill out
the Barbirolli disc.
Vaughan Williams fourth
symphony-now % years old
and a much more convention
ally organized. more seriously
intended Zone would judge)
effort - has recently been
newly recorded by Mitropoulos
and the New York Philhar-
monte. The annotator calls the
work muscular" and this
seems a good word. 1t doesn't
keep it from being appreciably
lyrical, though. All in all, as
compared with the venerable
English composers latest prod
uct. it is rather more perma-
nently satisfying, I would
think. Columbia's recording is
thoroughly alive sounding,
both musically and acousti-
cally.
4 4
WALTON'S FIRST
William Walton. the COM
poser Of the Olivier Henry v"
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PREvIEws AND REVIEWS
RECENT RELEASES

George Williams-In a trib-
ute to the late Jimmie Lunce-
ford, Williams has fashioned
an LIP Of IL numbers associated
with Lunceford, plus an orr
ginal done in his style. Will
liams has not tried to duplicate
the arrangements, but rather
has given theme a more up-to-
date Interpretation that retains
the Lunceford flavor. He has
been extremely successful, as
witness his fine rendltions Of
such items as For Dancers
Only" Il Wanna Hear Swing
Songs" "Margie." "Lunceford
Special" and white Heat
(RCA Victor LPM-l30D.
Don Eweli--A delightful LIP Of
dtties from the old music halls, played
by pianist Ewell. clarinetist Darnell
Howard and drummer Minor Hail It's
lazz with an old-time flavor, as the
boys do such numbers a. "A Monday
Date, Squeeze Me-" Gcs. Baby,
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TODAY

8. HARTLEY. piano. Phillips
Sonata In @ minor. C.PE. Bach:
Sonata in B nat. Opus II. No. 9, &c.
Bach; Sonata in A, Hartley; Out OF
CHOIR OF AsBURY METH
ODIST CHURCH, Mark Fax, director.
Soloists: Dorothy Horton, soprano;
James Barnette. baritone; Thomas
Kerr, organ. Asbury Methodist Church.
pm. German Requiem, Brahms.
CHOIR OF CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH, Frank A. Heber-
Bellamy, tenor; Edward A. Miehail,
Hughes. Calvary Baptist Church, 1880
pm; Cantata No. rs: Jesus Thou
My Wearted Spirit. Bach.
TOMORROW
FRANS BROUW, piano Phillips Gallery
$50 pm. Three Sonatas, scarlatti:
Thirty-two Variations in C minor.
Beethoven; lntermezZo, Opus 11s, No.
z. Brahms; Intermezzo, Opus III, No.
2 Brahms: Cappriccio. Opus 76. No.
Brahms; Prelude. -ehorale and
Right Hand, Opus 3s, Absil: Toccata
Opus II, Prokofief.
ST. CECILIA CHORAL SOCIETY AND
MONTGOMERY A CAPELLA CHORUS,
Max SeebOth, director Soloists. John
TARA baritone: Lawrence Sears, ORGAN
Holy Trinity Church, $50 pm. The
N SsrMon s On The M Snvv sesSUth
mander Charles BrendIer, conductor.
United States Capitol Plaza, pm
Soloists: Lawrence Wiehe. trombone;
Frank SeimOnelli, post horn; Charles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
TOPS IN POPS
BY BOB WILLIAMS

There's q new Judy Garland
LIP out, and the only word to
describe it is fabulous" For
here Judy shows a new facet
Of her wonderful talent. dis
playing the true range Of her
amazing versatility. This time
she's not seeking a song across
the footlights, in a voice loud
enough to be heard in the bal
cony-instead, she's singing
the ballads Of bad breaks and
the blues-singing with a tear
in her voice, tender, torchy,
and yet with irrepressible vi
tally. It's Judy at her best.
The musical settings are
created by arranger-conductor
Gordon jenkins. He's given
Judy appropriate harmonic
support. using three distinct
backdrops; strings. full Or
chestra alone, and orchestra
with voices. Especially fine
is his background provided
throughout an up-tempo YER
sion Of Mean to Me-" partic-
ularly on the terrific instru-
mental chorus.
Judy's choice Of material is
tops. for the tunes have not
been overworked. Some she
does in a faster tempo than
they're usually performed,
thereby adding freshness. Set
includes such wonderful tunes
as Little Girl Blue" Me and
My Shadow" Among My Sou
venirs." Il Gotta Right to
Sing TIN Blues" How About
Me-" Just a Memory" Il Get
the Blues When 1t Rains" by
Myself" Happy New Year"
ana the haunting Blue Pre-
lude." Capitol T-835),
PREVIEWS AND REVIEWS
Coral to issue sound track
LIP Of Universal Internationa
film fanny and the Bache-
lor." :. Xavier Cugat sliced
a new album for Columbia. =.
Jerry Lewis waxing an album
Of AL Jolson songs for Decca.
Imperial Records will re-
lease sound track LIP OF THE
Fuzzy Pink Nightgown," star
ring Jane Russell. Dot to
issue LIP of Jazz by Pete and
COnte Cand0li. Mercury
preparing a Jazz album. con-
tanning 2 LIPS, by Patti Page.
:. Joni James cut two sides
for MGM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13
SERVICE SCENE
Army d11d Air Force
Reception Given

choice Of delectables from an
18-foot buffet table in the
drawing room.
Among those expected at
the party were the Air Force
Chief of Staff designate, Gen.
Thomas D. White and Mrs.
White; British Royal Air Force
Vice Marshal and Mrs. j. G.
Elton. Air Vice Marshal and
Mrs. A. D. Selway. and the
head Of the Royal Naval Mis-
sion in Washington. Vice Ad-
miral r. F. Elkins. and Mrs.
Elkins.
Also on hand were the air
attaches from Argentina, Bel
GUM. Canada. Denmark, Ecua-
dor, the Dominican Republic.
France. Guatemala, Germany,
India. Iraq. Israel. Italy, Ko-
rea. the Netherlands, New Zea-
land. Nicaragua. Norway,
Pakistan, Peru. Poland, Por-
tugal, Spain. Sweden, Switz-
erland, Thailand. Turkey, the
Union of South Africa and
the USSR.