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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
NEWS OF MUSIC
! 'FideIio' Defies Time
/. In Popular Appeal

symphony or the Moonlight"
sonata, the triplets of which.
by the way, are recalled at
the climax of the opera in
the dungeon. The sequence
of the musical numbers some
times lacks the sense of in
evitability that only Mozart
could command, but within
each aria, trio or quartet one
is swept away by the over
whelming drama of the situ-
ation-that uniquely Beetho-
venues drama which is the
vital characteristic of much
of Beethoven'S instrumental
music, and which he allowed
to come to the stage only
once in his life.
The story of "Fidelio" is
simple, and with all its melo-
dramatic conventionality is
deeply moving. 1t touches a
universal nerve. Florestan is
being starved to death in
prison by Pizarro, a political
enemy. Leonore, his wife.
suspects his whereabouts and
gets a job as the prison SUIT
Ter, disguised as a boy, FL
delio. While she is trying to
persuade Rocco, the prison.
keeper. to show her the deep
est dungeons of solitary con-
flnement. her plans are ham,
pered by Rocco's daughter,
Marzelline, who inconsequen-
TALLY falls in love with FL
delio. jilting her former
swain, Jaquino.
At this point the william
GUS Pizarro visits the prison
in his role of overseer, dis
covers that the Minister of
State will foil his plot against
Florestan by a surprise in
spection that very day, and
resolves to dispose of his vic
tim forthwith. Leonore holds
him of with a pistol, and
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Soft Drink Industry
Show to Mark
I150th Anniversary

More than 1000 persons are
expected to attend the 1857
international Soft Drink In
dustry Exposition and annual
convention of the American
Bottlers of Carbonated Bever.
ages here November LILA.
Approximately 200 exhibits
will be displayed in the Ma
tional Guard Armory. Business
meetings. Of the bottlers also
will be held there.
This years convention marks
the 150th anniversary Of the
carbonated beverages industry
in the United States.
Registration for the con-
vention will begin next Sunday
morning in the 1Armory.
A keynote address will be
given Tuesday, November IL.
by William E. Robinson. presi.
dent of the Coca Cola Co.
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LAW IN THE NEWS
Spiritof Divorce Law
Gets More Attention

each State to the judicial pro-
ceedings of every other State?
OF course, this is generally
true. And II both husband and
wife appear in divorce proceed
ings before a State court which
otherwise has proper jurisdic-
ton. there is no question Of the
validity Of the decree anywhere
in the country. Ditto where
only one party appears without
objection OF the other.
But where one spouse doesn't
concur with the divorce action
sought by the other, things
begin to get a little sticky
even when the divorce-seeker
sets up residence in another
State and acquires q divorce
there.
Intention Studied, Too
The reason is that the nom
concurring spouse may start
some sort of legal counter
proceedings back home; and If
this happens, the back home"
court is likely to look into the
question Of whether all the
residence requirements Of the
divorce-granting State were ac-
tually complied with.
The Maryland ruling sug-
gests that judges are now in
vestigating more than mere
technical requirements of resi-
dence. They seem TO be look
ing into the spirit of the thing
divorces in the future may be a
divorces in the future may be q
little tougher to get.
Tuesday: Speed lows acquire Q new
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BY DAY THORPE

When the Opera Society
Of Washington settled upon
Beethoven's "Bidelio" as the
work to lead off the present
season, the choice seemed a
good one. The music of Bee
thoven certainly needs no
champion. and"Fidelio' is
the only major work Of the
composer. except perhaps
''Egmont," which is not fire.
uuently heard in Washing
ton. Furthermore. the human
appeal of "Fidelio" is at
tested by the fact that
though tastes may change
from decade to decade Bee
thoven's only opera has for
years been the most popular
in all the opera houses of
Germany. Austria and the
Scandinavian countries.
The theme itself has much
to do with its popularity, for
freedom is a slogan people
will usually receive. with
slavish adulation. Beethoven
himself initiated effective
propaganda for his work
when he compared the nobil-
ity Of its subject and it's
heroine with the triviality of
the stories of Mozart's operas.
He could never have any,
thing to do with something
so appallingly hcentious. said
Beethoven. whose prudery
one can forgive since it can
be seen only in his words,
never in his music.
For the music of "Fidelio"
is unquestionably glorious,
not only the overtures and
Leonore's passionate aria, but
from the beginning to end.
1t was revised and rewritten
throughout Beethoven's ca
reer. but to us today seems as
spontaneous as the "Eroica"
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BY JAMES G. DEANE

If you look in the record
catalogs for music before
Bach and Handel you do not
find very much. A composer
of the standing of the great
10th century Netherlander
Orlandus Lassus. for ex-
ample, is all but unrepre-
Sented.
1t is therefore highly graft
flying to find a record COM
pany-in this case Germany's
Deutsche Grammophon &C.
sellSchaft. with Qecca as its
American dishributor-going
about a systematic and schol-
arly accumulation of early
music. ranging from Gregor-
ian chant EDWARDS. as DGG
is now doing in its Archive
series.
A new group OF Archlve
releases. devoted to the late
Renaissance period. demon
strates the value of the en-
terprise. Lassus is one of the
composers. On one disc are
eight Of his Latin motets
(mcre than 500 are pre-
served and his mass "Puis-
que TAI perdu." On a Sec
ond are 10 four and five-part
German songs and a group Of
French chansons and Ital-
ian madrigals and villanellas.
testifying to the international
span of Lassus' horizon.
The two records testify
even more to the extraordi-
nary force of Lassus' musical
personality. There is Moth
ing dry about any Of these
pieces. The voices of the
choir boys of the Aachen
Cathedral are one Of the APP
pealing features of the litur-
gical disc.
Another Of the Archive
issues pairs a group Of three
part chorales by Michael
Praetorius and some two-part
secular pieces by Georg Rhaw,
a relatively obscure German
who combined songwriting
with printing. again sung by
a children's choir.
The music by these two
compo Sers is interesting
enough, but it is oversha-
doWed for verye and imme-
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DAV Benefit Ball
The Disabled American We

The Disabled American Vet
Grams. Washington chapter,
will hold their third annual
Veterans Day Benefit Ball from
9 pm. to midnight Friday in
the Burgundy Room of the
Sheraton-Park Hotel. The vet
Grams will raise funds for their
hospital and welfare fund.
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By MARGARET l. FISHER

Dy AAhRNIARCA IL FISHER
A twin bill. featuring teams
and intermediate pairs. to-
day wraps UP the 9th an
nual District bridge cham
pionships. in progress since
Friday at the Hotel Statler.
Veteran bridge fans will
play at board-a-match,
through two sessions starting
at 1880 and $50 pm. for
the Eynon Bowl. first
awarded in 1881. and since
engraved with names Of
many of Americas top
ranked bridge stars. Today's
defenders are Robert Bierly.
Israel Cohen. Paul Kibler
and Michael Michaels, all
area experts.
Also at stake today is The
Evening Star Cup. awarded
annually since 1888 to the
winners of the Metropolitan
pair match. The two-session
event. big attraction to new
corners to duplicate, gets
underway at 1890 pm. Only
players holding less than so
master points are eligible.
Defenders are Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Eckard of Baltimore.
Other Events of Week
High spots on this weeks
bridge calendar:
Tomorrow = Master point
open pair charity contest
sponsored by the Labor De-
partment Bridge Club for
benefit of the American
Cancer Society, department
cafeteria. 7 pm.
Thursday - Penthouse
Bridge Leagues annual mixed
pair championship, 7 pm,
North Building. Department
Of Health, Education and
Welfare.
Friday-Silver Spring Dup
licate players begin compe-
tition for the team-of-four
championship. second ses-
sion, on November Is; start
ing time 7:45 pm. 1901
Georgia avenue. Only one
player with more than 100
master points will play on
any team.
Philadelphia Winners
In Philadelphia last week.
end, Washington experts Is
rael Cohen, Richard Free
man and War Stakgold, and
Andrew Gabrilovitch, former
District star. won the team
of-four contest in the annual
Philadelphia Whist Associa-
ton meet. Freeman and Ga
brilovitch won a section top
in the open pairs.
At the Southeastern Con-
ference regionals in Atlanta,
Mrs. Jane Galloway-Mrs. Ma
RE Hilliard, Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. Fletcher of Wash
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TURNTABLE TALK
Renaissance Soma
Revived on Discs

dlate appeal by 10 choral songs
dedicated to love and music
by Hans Leo Hassler, a pro-
life Nuremberger. The other
half of this disc contains a
group of choral lieder by a
Hassler contemporary, Leon
hard Lechner, whose style is
somewhat more restrained.
Both these Germans, like
Lassus, show the strong in
f1uence of Italy.
On still another of the
Archive discs are madrigals
by Carlo Gesualdo. Prince Of
Venosa. a vigorous man also
noted in history for the muir
der of his first wife, and by
a forgotten 10th century
genius, Luca Marenzio. who
managed to incorporate i'm
itations of crickets and other
natural phenomena in music
of the most delicate and re-
strained charm.
Texts are helpfully sup
piled with all these discs,
which have been performed.
recorded and processed with
obvious pains. and which
should provide pleasurable
discoveries for those as yet
uninitiated with respect to
either the Archive series or
Renaissance music, or both.
y y y =
NEW ENFANT
A notable addition has just
been made to the distin-
guished series of recordings
of French music that have
been accommodating under the
auspices of Victor and
Charles Munich. This is Ber-
lioz' increasingly appreciated
Biblical oratorio "L'Enfance
du Christ" which we have
had twice before on records
but in neither case to pre-
else perfection.
That goal may be unat-
tainable, but Boston's effort
is noteworthy for fidelity Of
sound, luminous orchestral
playing, vital direction. and
a rather surprising degree OF
success on the part of the
participants in migrating
themselves into a basically
Gallo enterprise. considering
that of the chief ones two
are Italian, one is American.
the chorus is the New Eng
land Conservatory's and,
besides Mr.. Munich. only the
tenor, Gerard Souzay, is
French. The BSO's person.
atty, by now. quite remark
ably reflects that of its con-
ductor.)
Berlioz' score EN- e rges,
more than in either of the
two previous disc editions,
as one of its authors most
cherishable. and Victor's en-
deavor should help 1t toward
wider recognition as such.
\
DrAnpr ANNEc
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PROGRAMS OF THE WEEK
TODAY

Ct. THOMAS CHURCH CHOIR, s
n B minor, r. +. Noble; Requiem,
Faure Soloists: Bess Levin Rad
ding. soprano; Clarence Lucas,
S M;cSoni s. Jssrns y,o GhAfOu1 harp
NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERl-
AN CHURCH, stephen PrussinE, di-
rector. Soloists: julie Zabawa, bass;
Charlton Meyer, organ. Elijah,
Mendelssohn with orchestral.
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Howard Mitchell, conductor; Con-
stitution Hall, 500 pm. Program
macy and Bio-Chemistry; .Benvenu-
to Cellini Overture. Berlioz: Ex-
cerpts from Declaration. Gould;
Excerpts from MeistersinGer, Was
ner; FL Salon Mexico, COPELAND;
Ro onSni anG cb Wst sis ssTspss
MoRNiNo MUSIC cLuB. barker
Hall. 4 pm Works by Mildred
Baines Royse, Marraret Davis Al
ma Grayce Miller. Mary Ware Gold
a. man; Fritter; Marie Seuel-Holst.
Eeya Garner Greenwood. Dorothy
ARTHUR RHEA, organ. WASHINGTON
Cathedral : pm. Wiz glauben'
from the Clavierubung Bach; Par
tita, o Colt. du frommer Gott,
Bach: Aria and GiRue, Loeillet. Pre-
Jude on Malabar. sowerby; Dialogue
Phryeien, Alsin: Kieine Preiudien
and 1nte mezzi, Hermann schroe-
ROBERT cAsADEsus. piano. consti-
tuition Hall, 2 pm. Six sonatas.
scarlatti' -Four ballades Chopin
Papillons, sehumann; Three pre-
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TOMORROW

Nieo eAs SIE,D! .eno oEI., Edx.d sShsa
Old French Airs by Gretry and
Mehul; Three Songs from Magalone
Brahms: Loviliest Of Trees. Duke;
Bells In the Rain, Duke: Unrealities
valley. de Gastyne; -Four Portuguese
iolksongs, Joao g. Brandao.
WASHINGTON MISSIONARY COLLEGE
ORCHESTRA, Jane Rails, conductor,
Baleh Memorial Hall, 3llb street.
Elizabeth Jefferies, contralto; Neil
TiIkens, piano. Jauchzet Colt. Bach
Eleey on the Death Of Queen Mary,
Purcell: Poeme de famour ct de
10 Mer, Chausson.
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REAPPEARANCES
Mendelssohn's Elijah" has
made an impressive reap
pearance in an Angel set in
volving Sir Malcolm Sargent
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WHO'S THIS CHOIR
GIRL?-She's coming to
town next Sunday to heap
ridicule on choristers,
opera divas, folksong
singers, conductors.
Chopin purveyors and
other music makers. 1t
is reported that Anna
Russell is becoming dis
illusioned and embittered
because she finds her
self physically unable to
initiate a string quartet.
Pizarro. Lee Cas-; Rocco. Jan Rubes
Marzelline. Mary Henderson; ia
ouino. Grant williams: Don Fer
nando. william Walker. Director
James WARNS. National Symptom
Orchestra, Paul Galloway, conduc
tor.
FRIDAY
STRING QUARTET, Ii
brary Of ConRress. $50. Repeating
Thursdays program
FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB, Cos
mos Club. | 80 a IN. Mildred Daue
GelVin, cello. Bernard Gelvin. piano
Lea Nation, piano; Rilla Rowe Mer
vine, mez2o, IN music BY Hindemith
nnaflftfaa HAYDN and Rnnit
Grove
OPERA SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON
Lisner Auditorium, $40 pm. Fl
delio. Beethoven Cast same q
Thursday
SATURDAY
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FRIDAY
SATURDAY

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
LlOyd Giesler, conductor. Roger VIII
Iams, piano Constitution Hall, s.3O
Pm Marche Slav. Tchaikovsky
advertisement, Ibert; Piano Con-
certo in A minor, Griee. Mardi Gras,
0rofe; Orchestral arrangements
from my Fair Lady"
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THURSDAY

BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET. Lii
hrary Of Congress. $50. Quartet IN
y. OPUS rs No. ;. HAYDN; Quartet
In d minor, Opus SO, Sibelius Quar-
tet In r OpuS 1875, Beethoven
OPERA SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON.
Lisner Auditorium, $50 D m. Fidelio,
Beethoven Cast Leonora, Wilma
Spence; Florestan. David Lloyd
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Tuesday: Speed lows oequirs Q new
loot
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TUESDAY

UNIvERsALIsT NATIONAL MEMO
RIAL CHURCH Perkins Hall. 18th
and S street Mary Gates. soprano;
Clarke Paulsen. baritone Dorothy
Emery, piano. in program OF ~
dtHfrent rOu1D osprg
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uNt1rn STATES MARINE BAND EN-
SFMBtiF Student Union Building
University Of Maryland, S3n m
Sonata In c. Bach. lmpromptu for
Harp, Pierne; Music for Brass. Cor
don Jacobs and Lebowi overture on
Hebrew Themes Prokohen Opus -
Quintet in A, opus 81. Dvorak,
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WASHED. kenmore. vrInssr typs.
WAsHER fWesfinghonse ianndi

WASHER (Westinghouse laundro-
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S100 for both. EN- 2-3S7S.
WASHER, G-E automatic. 6 months
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FURN.-Close out. bldg. is coming
down. must sell all din. rm., bed
rm. suites, mirrors, lamps. sofas,
chairs. coffee tables, lamp tables
everything must go, regardless OF
cost. Bernhardt 9-pc. mahog. din.
rm. suite. reg. S535, sale for
$3.50: Townsville 9-pc. mahog.
din; rm; suite, reg. price S6 S3 !.
suite, reg. $685.. for S225; mod.
7-pc. dinette suite. reg. $3.50,
S175. Many other pieces at cost
or below. IDEAL BEDDING CO.,
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HELP WOMEN
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VALVE GRINDEB, 1 Black a Deck
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OIL PAINTINGS

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ORGAN, Wurlitzer model, 44-in
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at the Esther Shop Of Silver
Spring. 1881 Georgia ave.
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STENOGRAPHER

Interesting and diversified work
with research organization in mod
ern downtown office. 5-day week;
age 20 to 30 preferred. Call MRS.
BILJER, MA S-7634
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sTENOGRAPHER, part time. Small
downtown law office. Flexible hrs.
BACKGROUND to Box 410-G. Star.
STENOGRAPHER, small trade as
ISOLATION. located in convenient
downtown area, needs stenosraphic
working cond,; 36h-hr. week.
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by the Upper Marlboro Kennel
Club at the Upper Marlboro Fair
grounds on November 3. This is
a Glass "a" all-breed and obedi-
enee match. ANY person with
registered dog over 6 mos. of age
is invited to enter II to compete
for ribbons and trophies Entries
open at ~ noon. Judging starts
at 2 pm. For further informa-
ton. call Cypress 7-S7S9 or
Hickory Q-QOdO
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PIANOS = Knabe. Steinway and
o O,hsT an' sTsnf planes p.Ss.d in sSs
week Of KITS siKantic ANNI-
VERsARY sale. A small deposit
reserves til Christmas. KITS,
1890 q Of. NV, RE. 7-o2l2.
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FURNITURE - 3-pc. bedrm. suite.
3-pc. din. rni. set, chairs. other
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DOCS. PETS. ETC.

COLLIE PUPPIES. 3 mo old, ARr
reg, nicely marked. See at $40
telegraph I'd. Alex. SO. S-S6a6
ENGLISH Settlers, Is mos. old F;
staunch pointers, we'll trained.
Call MA. 7-2112.
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PERSIAN KITTENS, pedigreed white
male beauties, II wks. old; sis.
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COLLIE PUPS, Axe reg; tri-coior,
very reasonable. Call JU. 9-05Ol.
BEAGLE. female. Axe: 2 yrs. old
$40 beagle pups. q wks. old, $40
ca. Call CY T-5Q43