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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
TX. Of c. Plan
Ladies' Event

Alcantara Caravan, Order OF
the Alhambra, will hold a special
meeting, honoring ladies. tomor-
row at $50 pm. at the Knights
of Columbus Club, 918 Tenth
street NV. Grond Commander
Richard Mahar will preside.
Council activities include:
Tuesday, 8:15 pm, Carroll
Council, special meeting honor
ing Chaplain Rev. Kenneth B.
Moore, Grand Knight Jack Fa-
herty presiding.
Wednesday, 8:15 pm, General
Committee meeting, K. c. Invi-
rational Scholastic Basketball
Tournament Committee.
Saturday. 9 pm. to / am.
Valentines Day dance, Carroll
Council,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
BY JAMES G. DEANE

If one were asked to. name
the personalities most missed
of late in the musical scene.
one Of them certainly would
be Kristen Flagstad.
Nine. Flagstad has been
missing only on this side of
the Atlantic, however. In
Europe she has been singing
occasionally, and the reports
have indicated little diminu-
ton in her vocal resource.
These favorable reports have
been documented in a new
London record. The disc pre-
sents Nine. Flagstad in her
speciality. Wagner. The five
Wesendonck lieder, which
Wagner composed while he
was at work on Tristan und
Isolde" occupy half of the
record. The songs were set
to verses by Mathilde Wesen-
donck, a silk-merchant's wife
with whom Wagner appar-
emily had an infatuation. The
most famous of the five is
"Traueme.
Wagner orchestrated "Trau-
eme" himself, and the others
were Transcribed by Felix
Motif. Nine. Flagstad sings
them with the Vienna Phil
harmonic under Hans KNAPP
pertsbusch. Needless to say,
the effect is intoxicating.
On the oversize are several
operate solos - Elsa's dream
from "Lohengrin." Kundry's
Itch sab das Kind" from
"Parsifal," and Sieglinde's
Der Maenner Sippe" and 'Du
Dist der LEM" from die
Walkuere." ones only regret
is that the remainder Of each
Of the operas is not with them.
London has done admirably
in capturing the luxurious
sound of both soloist and Or
cheStra.
\ 4
SCHWARZKOPF, EFT AL
Songs by a dozen COM
poSers are on the latest Angel
record by Elisabeth Schwartz
kopf. a rather lightly oriented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
TURNTABLE TALK
Nine. F|ogstod Sings
Woqnerion Lieder

potpourri called, no doubt
hopefully. Elisabeth Schwarz-
kopf in Songs You Love" 1t
is possible to entertain no OBJ
jections to all these (such
items as Drink to Me Only
With Thine Eyes," Dvorak's
Songs My Mother Taught
Me-" Tschaikowsky's None
But the Lonely Heart" in Ger
man, and pieces by Sibelius,
Strauss and Wolff and at the
same time wish that Mime.
Schwarzkopf would direct her
generally perceptive talents
into less travelled territory.
Gerald Moore operates with
his usual skill at the keyboard.
Suzanne Dance is the COM
mon denominator for a dozen
songs Of Debussy, five of
Brahms and five Of Wolf on
a 12-inch London record which
simply. or chiefly. brings to-
gether collections formerly
available on 10-inch discs.
Nine. Dances vocalism lacks
the warmth and intimacy that
used to be brought to Debussy
by Maggie Teyte, to name one
exemplary exponent. but
among present-day talents she
ranks high.
A similar ACKNOWLEDGMENT
to 12-inch-has been carried
out in a collection consisting
Of Mussorgsky's Songs and
Dances of Death and VOLTS
Michaelangelo Lieder and five
other songs. as sung for Lon
don by the baritone Heinz
Rehfuss. Rehfuss has substan-
tial vocal resources and sings
with vigor and considerable
nuance.
London's l2-inch DRESSINGS
in both cases are sonically SUI
perior to the earlier 10-inch
specimens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
JUST RELEASED

Anita Ellis - An interesting
LIP that offers a unique theme.
as Anita vocally describes her
career as a vocalist in a set
entitled II Wonder What Be-
came of Me-" The girl who
has ghosted for such film stars
as Rita Hayworth and Vera
Ellen has an expressive voice
that lends itself to both ballad
and jazz. and both are shown
in this set. Included are such
fine numbers as Man With a
Horn" wait Till You See
Him" II Loves Porgy," Some
thing to Live For" and Walk
Up" epic LN-32800
Dave Brubeck-Jay and Kai--.-This
LIP was recorded in actual perform
ance at the Newport Jazz Festival
last year. .Brubeck's. Quartet is fea-
how have little 70 hold your interest.
quintet fare much better on their
three selections, which sound alive
and refreshing Titles Of the latter
three are Lover Come Back 20 Me-
True Blue Tromboniums." and
"Nwpt" columbia CL-932l.
Jack CarroII--"My Heart Sings" Is
O very tasty Up showcasing the vocal
talents of Jack Carroll. who sings a
love song as II he meant II, endowing
IL with warmth and feeling. Among
the 10 numbers. each featuring hne
orchestral support BY Joe Leahy. are
"My Heart Sings" For Sentimental
Reasons. "On the Street OF Regret"
I'll Forgive You" You Don't Know
what Love Is Into Each Life Some
Rain Must Fall" and Little Lady
Make Believe" (Unique LP-i05D
The Three suns--The suns team
I'D with Ray Bohr at the pipe organ
for a tuneful. LIP OF dozen numbers
such as Memory Lane" Blue
Tango" Stella BY Starlight.'' Amt
Misbehavln'." "cumsns end Md
night for Two. tRcA Victor LPM-
1880
Frank sinatra--"can I Steal q
Little Love" from Universal-lntefna-
tlonai's Rock, Pretty Baby" is q
catchy rhythmic number coupled
with the softness Of the sentimental
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
TOPS IN POPS
Film Stors to Make
Singing Debut on LPs

Your Love for Me" capitol
F3BUS)
John Gary-New singer dishes up
pleasant sides in Pray Today" and
How Can NY Heart Forget You"
MGM K1239S)
version OF the title tune of Tc-F's
"Anastasia" on the topside. with the
reverse featuring japanese star Shirley
Yamaguchi doing delightful vocal on
August Moon" haunting tune from
i August SIN Moo NM tMo s. f KisssSS A'
Roger Williams--Pianist. supported
by orchestra, has two smooth sides in
the title theme OF TC-F'S "Anastasia
and "A Serenade for JOY" a pretty
original by Roger. tKapp l69X1
Lew DouElas-Lew's slick orchestra
gives good account OF themselves on
The Hour Of Love" and Levi Lula
The Crewcuts - The boys have
couple OF good sides in Little BY
Little and Young Love" tMercuryD
7-i022x45l
Les Brown--Its an LIP OF swinging
dance music by Browns band. ranging
from the smoothly styled 'MoonHght
z SsldI"i In " Choice Of material is
fine. including such items as Harlem
Nocturne." Nina Never Knew. The
Piccolino," The Continental On
Little Street in SINGAPORE" Ridin
High" and three others. tCapitoi
GuyIaine Guy-This French cham
teuse has a nice LIP OF q dozen tunes.
all sung In her native tongue. None
of the numbers are familiar TO united
states audiences but 4 YOU enjoy
French singers. you'll like this set.
(RCA Victor LPM-l.9sl
Jerry "Swinsin' In Hi-Fi''
Is dazzling LIP by Fieldins's terrific
band Jerry's exciting ARRANGEMENTS
make the most OF each NUMBER. ana
there are fine solos by tenor sax Buddy
others. He has displayed humor on
some such as the classical treatment
Smack Dab in the Middle" The
Boss Is . IOIs: poll I,,,I Face ,.so,,ni
wind and i've others. tDeees d.
S37ll
Larry Green-A tasty LIP Of sides
cut by Green's society styled dance
band in the middle '40s, but they stu
sound fresh. The maestro's piano Is
Dorey Oil Pheian. Lee Rand and. The
items are "Bewitched' Near You"
ALMOST Like Being in Love ..r.a Tine me
Two" and more Than You Know"
Buddy Morrow Buddy's driving
bend has two solid instrumentals in
RIB Joint" and ''RoSte's Room"
mercury 7I024X45b
Billy May-Therc's much humor IN
BiIly's original instrumental "Floater.
as he features an exaggerated sax slur.
Coupling is a smooth rendition OF the
old swing tune Christopher Column
bus" Capitol F359s.)
Helene De Lys-Neweomer offers q
couple OF good sides in Il Couldn't
Care Less and More Than That"
fMGM Kl239g)
The Toppers-''Lonely" is q nice
tune by the boys, but the reverse OF
Three Roads" suffers from over.
arranging. ,ABC-Paramount 45-9759)
David Carroll-Carrolls simmer
music IN this LIP collection Of ~ num-
DREAM "Fiddiesticks," Lonely
September" THE Girl Upstairs" and
eight others. Mercury MG-20l54D
Dave PeIl-Pelrs Octet presents q
nifty LIP OF modern iazz designed for
dancing and listening. Dawes sax
WORK Is featured on such tunes. tunes as
Prom" Young and Healthy" The
Continental" and seven others. tRCA
Victor LPM-l320l
Dlnah WaXhington--"To Love and
Be Loved" and AN Because Of You"
are two. pretty ballads smartfy sung
by Dinah. Mercury 5lOlsxi5)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

no one missed a single re-
hearsal. There are quite a few
big name" stars who are
artists, but all too many sell
not their services but their
names, The prima donna is an
institution which We should
not want to do without. but it
has its place. and that place
is not Mozart opera, for in Mo-
Fart there is absent what to the
prima donna is necessary-a
supporting cast.
Remarkable Dedication
II / go on TO mention the eff
forts of the orchestra players.
the note-learning of the chorus.
the leadership of conductor and
director. and the assorted con-
tributions of all the others in
volved in musical stage show.
1t may seem that / am trying
to portion out compliments to
all involved in the Opera So
ciety. That is not my purpose.
only wonder what there has
been about The Abduction"
that has caused so much en-
deavor and created so much
accomplishment.
I cannot testify what the
answer is. ] do know. however.
that whenever a gathering Of
Society personnel has poured
whisky on ice the toast has
invariably been: ITO Mozart"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
Daughters Groups
Schedule Meetings

Meetings this week Of coun-
ellis Of the Daughters of America
are:
Tuesday--Fidelity, 523 Eighth
street NE: Wentworth, Cheverly
Community Church, Cheverly,
Md; Star Spangled Banner
6lst street. Capital Heights. Md.
Wednesday-Betsy Ross. 523
Eighth street NE; Mizpah, 4l9
Seventh street NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Freitchie
State Visitation, Star Hall,
Mount Rainier, Md; Loyalty
b23 Eighth street NE.
Friday-Eagle 2407 Mime
sofa avenue Sc; Golden Rule
'623 Eighth street NE; Proges-
siye 4le Seventh street NV. A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
TOPS IN POPS
BY BOB WILLIAMS

Geordie HORNED, president Of
Zephyr Records, a new inde-
pendent company. has just
announced that his firm will
shortly release a Celebrity"
album OF Is film stars who
will make their singing debut
In this special package. Con-
sisting of % sides. it will be
released in a package of two
long play records.
Until now. none of the per-
formers have been known as
singers, but, HORNED says,
some of these people are ca
pable Of going into singing
careers on their own-and all
of them are certainly good bets
for musical comedy"
Among the famous film
names to be heard in the set
are Eve Arden. Rory Calhoun.
Corinne Calvet. Marge and
Cover Champion, Howard
Duff, Preston Foster. Eva Ga
Dor, Ida Lupino. Ricardo Mont
alban. Rita Moreno. Margaret
OBrien, Pat O'Brien. Zebra
Paget. and Mark Stevens.
PREVIEWS AND REVIEWS
Decca had new singer Ray
Lang wax calypso tune Last
Train" frankie Lame Is
re-recording some of his
greatest past disc hits for a
new Columbia LIP Frances
Wayne slicing a new LIP for
ABC-Paramount Singer
Roy Hamilton returning to
show business, and preparing
to wax new sides for Epic b.
Wyoma Winters. former RCA
Victor artist. has switched to
Unique, etching her initial
sides last week The King
of Paris" cut for Columbia by
10 Stafford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
TUESDAY

UNITED STATES ARMY BAND. CAPTAIN
Lois Mandros. harp; Walter Fred
ericks. tenor. Don ellis. guest con-
dusedtor. Departmental AUDITORIUM
so sous Pr sf '%aS sssaP d EsSls
Canta Llanerito. Bonnet: The Prince
and the Mermaid Loboda; Symphonic
March, Opus 50. Tcheripnin Tulsa.
d air azsurro spsSio. oiordsno: o
that II were SO. Bridge: Prelude and
Fuaue In q minor, Bach.
THURSDAY
UNITED STATES MARINE BAND. Dale
HaIpham. conductor. Departmental
Auditorium, SIS pm. .soloiSts: Louis
Saterino. contra bass clarinet. Bran .
ysslnl,ss smith ill.,, scrEe, NIL, 4 viasgio 4
March for Band, Beecham Petite Pre-.
ludio ct Bale, Saverino. Quadrillc.
Porter: Dark Eyes. Smith: Royce Suite
for Band. william.
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
ton Hall. soloists; Nieoie Hsnrlo..
s%it; concsttS No. V z, in . minor.
2DHS II nat Pr oSan a. fSs ..tSoS.S No
FRIDAY
FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB. Cos.
mos Club. 1880 am, Program OF
vocal and piano music by Phyllis Gle.
seller, Dorothy Gull, Carol Lemons.
THE RANDOLPH SINGERS. David RAN
dolph, conductor Library OF congreSs
$3.50 pm. Program OF Italian, Enc.
lish. French and American madrigals
UNITED STATES NAVY BAND, Charles
BTendler, conductor. Departmental
Auditorium, $50 pm. Marchs Mill.
taire, Saint -saens. sicilian Vesperl
overture. Verdi Fritz KreisleT Med.
ley; Suite No. 2 IN D. Mozart; Dances
from the Battered Bride, Smetana
March from Desert Sons. nomberE
On the Trail. 0rofc. La pohems Med
Icy. ruceini; Romero and Juliet Fan.
tasy. Tehaikovsky.
SATURDAY
DON cossACK CHORUS AND DANG.
Frs Conati. ution Hall, $40 pm.
PToeram e nussian music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
PROGRAMS OF THE WEEK

Leiby. piano. Phillips Gallery. $50
pm. Ola Il sole dal 0ange. Scarlatti;
Ire oioTni. Pergolesi Chi vuole in.
namorarsi, Scarlatti; Recitative and
His coming. Handel: F'ussreise. Wolf (.
Fruhlingstraum. Schubert; Auf dem
Flusse Schubert Der Floh, Beethoven
! have attained the Highest Power.
Mopssoresky; Harfenspieler Songs.
Wolf; Madamina. Mozart; SONGS OF
Travel. Vaughan williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
TODAY

6WARTHOUT. piano: Margaret
IolsOn, piano: Emerson Meyers. piano;
National Gallery Orchestra: Rieh.Id
3 pm. Piano Concerto No. ., Beetho-
ven Concerto for Two Pianos. Mo-
Fart: Concerto for Three Pianos, Bach
CAPITOL wooDwIND QUINTET; Mark
Thomas. hute; Donald Piesnicar, oboe:
s RIcb.rd Bassett. clarinet; Robert
horn. Meserole Studios Of Music, 4:30
pm. Fugue No. %. Bach: Variations
on a Theme from Don Giovanni. Bee
thoven: Quintet pour Instruments a
Vent. Tahanel: Six Dance caricatures,
Clarinet. Bassoon. stravinsky: Diver
basement for woodwind Quintet,
Hartley.
MARY CLARKE. soprano; Alfred Gre.
vate, baritone; Catherine Nhitlock,
piano Barker Hall. YWcA. : pm.
mia un venticello, Rossini; Ascolta 10
Morire. Franchetti II Negi. Bemberg,
lie Miroir, Ferrari; J'ai pleure en- reve.
Hui, sure on This Shining Night. Bar
Der The Bitterness Of Love, Dunn;
PFes; out o Of the South Blew Blew a Wind.
.oounoud: Eph'm's Prah'r. Grove;
My Lord What Mornin', arr. Bur-
leigh; The Victor; ssnderson; Ia Ct
Flowers, Schuman; Twelve Times.
Jseslesohn; Love Me Tonight. Friml,
My Heart Stood Still, Rodgers
THOMAS DUNN. organ. Washington
Cathedral. 3 pm, Suite du, dcuxieme
Ton. Louis Nicholas Clerambault; 30
nata on the Ninety-Fourth Psalm.
Reubke.
WILLIAM McuRATH. tenor: stanley
SonntaE, piano. National Gallery of
Art. s pm. Aux plaisirs,. aux deliceS,
Gucdror; Alden Chere Louise Mon
signy Tambourin. 18th cent; Two
Arias from Les Indies Galantes, RAJ
maeu An die Musk. Schubert; Auto
song, Schubert: Wehmuth. Schubert:
Versunken. Schubert; .Recitatiye, Cav
atina and cabaletta from I Due Fob-
carl, Verdi. Fetes Galantes, Debussy;
Scene and Air from Louise, Charpen-
tier; Music / Heard With You, Hage-
man. The Fiddler Of Dooney, Haze
man; Reflection. Deis: Rise When
You Enter chanier: Sailing Home.
ward, warren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
SUNG AND UNSUNG

Angel has produced another
charming song collection by
the Obernkirchen Children's
Choir. The chief feature is
an entertaining musical fan
tasy" stemming from the IA
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Foot Severel
Arizona sun., 1957-07-04

Lynchburg, Va.-The National
Junior Boys and Girls Tennis
Tournament will be played July
31-August 3 at North Carolina
College at Durham, N. c., ac-
cording to announcement made
this week by DR.. r. Walter John
son, Lynchburg, Virginia, who
is public relations director for
the Junior Development Program
for Tennis.
In making the announcement,
the well-known physician and
noted tennis enthusiast pointed
out that The Coca-Cola Com
pany, Atlanta, Ca, has accepted
co-sponsorship of the event. For
a number of years the Atlanta
soft drink firm has donated all
of the trophies Of the tourna-
ment. So
The tournament will be play
ed at North Carolina College,
host of the event since it's in
ception. All Of the youth parti-
cipants will reside on the insti-
Arizona sun., 1957-07-04
Nufionul Juniors Tennis Tourno-
ment Set For July 31-AUgUst 3

tution'S campus, where minimum
rates for housing and meals will
be provided. w. l.. Cook, 2011
Otis Street, Durham, is tourna-
ment chairman.
The tournament is open to
boys and girls who are eighteen
years of age and under, while
there are thirteen events in the
tournament for participants in
Arizona sun., 1957-07-04
This Year
Coaching
Clinic Best

Tallahassee, Fla.-"ThiS years
Coaching clinic was the best yet"
SwaS the opinion of Coach Jake
Gather and several top coaches
attending the 18th annual Flo
rida A and M Coaching Clinic
held here recently.
If Tallahassee wern't the foot
ball capital of the nation during
the clinic it wasn't the fault Of
Gather. The A and M ccech
brought some of the top c.fl-
legiate coaches in the nation
here for the clinic.
'tIt was the one CT the great
est and most through clinics in
America" declared Frank Broy-
les of Missouri and formerly If
Georgia Tech.
In addition to Broyles. Paul
Bear" Bryant of Texas A g. M,
Bobby Dodd, Ray Graves. "Tron-
to" Coleman of Georgia Tech,
Conner Jones of Oklahoma, War
rem Giese of South Carolina, Bob
Woodruff of Florida, Tom Nu-
gent Of Florida State, Gene FL
lenson of Miami. San Lankford
of Florida, and Earl Jones of
pKankakee High School Illinois)
were on the faculty. Lankford
was in conditioning and train
ing and Jones in basketball.
EllenSon and Dodd were reSpon-
Sible for the no. / and 2 teams
in defense throughout the ma
ton last year. Giese was coach
of the year" in the Atlantic
Coast Conference last year and
Conner Jones has averaged de-
veloping at least one All-Ameri-
can lineSrnan the nine years he
hhaS been at Oklahoma. Dodd's
record speaks for itself.
Nineteen lectures were given
on offense, defense, training and
conditioning, practice organiza:
ton, and the psychology Of foot
ball.
Each lecture was tape record
ed and several movies of Georgia
Tech, Oklahoma, South Carolina,
and bowl games were shown.
Arizona sun., 1957-07-04
July BASEBALL CLINIC DATES
ANNOUNCED

Martin pug" Marich, popular
Phoenix Coach and Director of
P.A.R.D.'s Baseball Clinic, today
announced the following sched-
ule of Clinic dates:
July 8, 9, 10 and 11-Central
Park (South 1st St. & Tonto);
July Is, 16, II and Especial
Instruction of organized teams
(SponSorS, Coaches and Man
ayers should contact Mr.. Marich
for reservation dates).
The Central Park Clinic, Mon
day through Thursday, will start
at 1000 am. each day and will
feature the following instruc-
ton during each 21a hour pc
riod.
Monday-Infield and outfield
play, bunt offense and defense,
batting.
Tuesday Pitching, catching,
review infield and outfield play.
Wednesday = BaSe-running,
coaching, cut-offS and relays,
team-play.
ThurSday-RuleS, review Of to-
pics covered in previous sessions.
Clinic instruction is on a basic
level so as to impart useful in
formation to all who attend.
More than $50 boys attended
June Clinic classes which were
held at Coronado, Eastlake and
University Parks.
Balls and bats will be furnished
by the City Parks & Recreation
Department. Visiting youngsters
should bring their own gloves
and shoes. This is the 5th year
the City has presented this Sc
ries of free baseball instruction
classes.
Arizona sun., 1957-07-04
ALL STAR ROCK n roll SHOW
SET FOR COAST DATES

The FantabulouS Rock and
Roll Revue featuring the SatinS,
Coasters, Gene and Eunice, Lulu
Reed and Sonny Thompson'S or
cheStra are set for a west coast
tour this month. ImpreSSario
Ben G.. Waller is handling all
bookings.
Dates will be played in Los
Angeles, San Diego, Phoenix,
San Bernardino, San Francisco,
Oakland, Fresno, Seattle, Port
land. Vancouver and other cities.
Arizona sun., 1957-07-04

When rocky reef 35 miles per hour this
1000h shows what The
prop keeps churnn and bits of rock fly everywhere Strangely
of routine conducted
double check the ruggede and safety of Mercury
1t shouldn't have about
motor damage they accidentally hit submerged floating objects
the lower unit the 40
model after three hours of this The
still in perfect running inset
photos show how 60 the propeller from
horsepower Mercury has been off the three hour
heprogress outboard
engineering brought about through tests such this.
Arizona sun., 1957-07-04

the age groups of Is to 18; 13
to Is and under 13. Events in
the above age groups are set
for boys and girls, while there
will be doubles events for boys
and girls along with mixed
doubles.
Last year the boys division
was won by William Nelson, of
Arizona sun., 1957-07-04

Youth from all over the ma
to be held at North
July 31-AuguSt 3. The Coca
S a co-SponSor of the tourna-
,rophieS for the event.
Hampton Institute, Va, and
Clara Henry, Hawkins, Texas,
won the girls title. Seventeen
ycuths won the thirty-four tro-
phieS donated by The Coca-Cola
Company, which is represented
in the tournament by The Moss
H. Hendrix Organization, WASH
ington, D. G.