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Evening star., 1963-04-22

The Chamber Singers Of In
diana University number IL, all
Of them students In the uni
verSity's excellent School of
Music, their class rank ranging
from freshman to doctoral
candidate. Their conductor, q
Rochester native who elected
to receive his musical training
at Oberlin and Indiana instead
of Eastman, formed the group
as recently as 1858.
Chamber music Of all kinds
Is extremely demanding Of the
performers, and the best music
for small vocal ensemble re-
quires musicianship Of a high
order. This the Indianans DEM
onstrated throughout the eve
ming in a program loaded with
excellent things.
The best in a program that
was consistently good came at
the end in a stunning per-
formance of Samuel Barber's
setting Of three poems c"Mary
Hynes," Anthony ODaly, F"
"The Collin by jam e S
Stephens. Under Hugh John
sons quietly authoritative di-
rection the group projected the
wild and passionate lament for
Anthony ODaly, and the ex-
quisitely tender love song which
followed it, In a way that called
forth an ovation after a mo-
ment or two of silence.
An unidentified baritone So
loist stepped from his place in
the chorus to the piano bench
for the Brahms "Zigeuner-
lieder," the only accompanied
part Of the evening. These
pieces had q nice romantic
sweep to them, and the catchy
"Matra Pictures" by Zoltan
Kodaly had their moments,
though not too many words
emerged clearly.
Two premieres we're on the
program, a setting of Come
Away. Death" from Shake
speare's Twelfth Night" by the
Gallery's resident composer
conductor. Richard Bales, and
an Unexpectedly excttable dis
QUESTION by Fred Fox on a we'll
known spiritual title, 20 Clap
Your Hands" The Bales piece,
written especially for the group,
was quietly moving.
Evening star., 1963-04-22

town Festival Of the Perform
ing Arts.
The modern English COM
poser Gerald Finzi's Magnificat
is a mildly dissonant and
declamatory work. not unlike
some of the writing Of COPELAND.
The other was the sometimes
trumpeting, sometimes pastoral
Kodaly TIE Deum, dating from
1896.
The st: Johns choir is small
but OF good voice and ensemble.
With the challenges hurled at
1t last night by the instru-
Evening star., 1963-04-22
HOLLYWOOD
Kim's Faith
Is in GIomor
HOLLYWOOD (NANA).

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Kim Novak insisted on design
ing her own clothes for "Of HUI
man Bondage" She is sup
posed to be a poor little Cock
ney girl but you'd never know
1t from what she is wearing.
Even her waitress uniform is
bulging with glamor. Perhaps
Kim should have Otto Prem
niger as a director. Remem-
Der when he was going to make
a picture with Lana Turner
and she insisted on glamorous
clothes which were wrong for
the rolep He dropped her from
the movie. -. When Frank
Sinatra let out his long time
manager, Hank SanicOla, he
gave him, as his share Of their
business, the many publishing
enterprises controlled by Sin
atra. Now Hank is making al
most as much as Frank-the
catalogues add up to more than
81 million. =. There have
been some recurring reports
that Dino de Laurentis is plan
ming a film biography of lovely
First Lady, Jacqueline Ken
nedy. with Princess Esmeralda
RuspOli in the title role. Dino
says, not so. I'm glad. No
movie could do justice to Jackie.
= \
Ava Gardner was telling
chums that she has just signed
a two-picture deal with Ter
ence Stamp. She liked his "Dr
No" picture. They have been
planning for years to work
together. Cesare DanOva
plays Apollodorous in Cleo
patra." He was and is, Cleo's
first lover. And unlike Richard
Burton, as Anthony and Reg
Harrison as Caesar. Cesare goes
all the way through the picture
with Elizabeth Taylor. q.
Fabian, at the ripe old age Of
20, says he must slow down.
80 I'm joining the folk music
trend" With three records.
Expectant Mother Debbie
Reynolds should be having her
third baby around the sam
time as the First Lady. But
first. Debbie will have herself
a European vacation. She Is
due in New York today en-
route. and she will stay a bit
to help publicize her new film,
MY Six Loves"
And love seems to be sweep
ing the Hollywoods, to Judge by
the titles Of upcoming movies
"A New Kind of Love-" "Wives
and Lovers" and Love With
the Proper Stranger"
Gig Young returned to Holly
wood without signing a con-
tract for a musical show next
season. But he did return with
a couple Of Picasso paintings
Gig recently completed "A
Ticklish Affair" at Metro. And
recently concluded his mar
riage with Elizabeth Mont
gOmery.
The James Garner-Lee Rem
Evening star., 1963-04-22
O'Huru Dinner Marks
50 Years as Official

CHICAGO, April % (AP)-
Representative O'Hara, Demo-
crat Of Illinois. was honored last
night at a testimonial dinner
In Chicago markin ghis SO years
In public life and his slst
birthday, which he will cele-
brate April 20.
Mr.. O'Hara was elected
Lieutenant Governor OF Illinois
IN 1918. He is serving his
seventh term in Congress.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
NEWS OF MUSIC
NEWS OF MUSIC
Ann Schein, Hague Players
Triumph in Chopin, Badings

to be better known on this side
Of the Atlantic.
The afternoon-a long one,
with intermisSion time around
4:30 pm.-came to an end
with the Ravel Rapsodies Es-
paRnole.
Evening star., 1963-04-22

Constitution Hall was the
scene Of a dual triumph yester-
day afternoon, as both The
Hague Philharmonic and WASH
ington's own Ann Schein made
their first appearance there.
Ladies first. Miss Schein was
the soloist in the Chopin F
minor Concerto. that marvellous
piano improvisation with an
incidental orchestral accompa-
niment. II the work lacks the
compact, neat construction of
this composers best solo pieces,
it does contain passage after
passage Of surprising beauty,
and with an artist Of Miss
Schein's stature at the key
board, 1t proved to be a thor
loughly absorbing musical ex-
perlence.
Feminine but Fiery
Miss Schein's Chopin is, in
many ways, an astonishing
thing. Her interpretations strike
me as completely feminine
but not at all effeminate.
There is no lack Of strength or
fire in her playing: the power
is there, but 1t is veiled by the
silkiest Of touches, by the
daintiest and most exquisite of
phrasings.
Indeed. Miss Schein's Chopin
was as lovely to hear as she
was lovely to see.
Here is a 23-year-old vir-
tuoSo who is blessed with grace
and beauty as well as magni-
ficent artistry and a solidly de-
pendable technique. Her career
will be one to watch with the
keenest interest. Washington
can well be proud of her.
The men from The Hague.
under the deftly unobtrusive
direction Of their regular con-
ductor, Willem van Otterloo,
gave Miss Schein expert sup
port in the Chopin and dem
onstrated that they deserve
their excellent European repu-
tation in the rest of the pro-
gram.
The familiar Haydn Clock"
symphony which opened the
afternoon was performed with
p sharply reduced complement
of players. Except for the
slightest touch Of four-square-
ness, 1t was transparent in tex
ture and neatly delineated.
American Sound
The orchestra tends to have a
rather bright, American sound
which sets 1t somewhat apart
from other European ensembles
heard in Constitution Hall in
recent years. This is underlined
by Mr.. van Otterloo's general
approach, which seems to stress
clarity Of line and musical
architectonics rather than
sensuousness of instrumental
sound. N
! The Hague Philharmonic
made a strong impression with
the nearly 30-year-old Third
Symphony by Henk Badings,
the novelty of the afternoon.
In this, 1t repeated the expert
ence Of the Netherlands Cham
Der Orchestra, which scored
heavily in its Library of Con-
gress concert of a few months
ago with a fine Badings SYM
phony for Strings.
Mr.. Badings' Third SYM
phony was written when the
composer was in his late 20s.
II is particularly noteworthy
for the richness of its melodic
invention, the lustrous skill Of
its Instrumentation and the
kinetic rhythms. In elegiacI
mood, 1t might be characterized
as neo-romantic In idiom. This
work, as well as other music
BY Mr.. Badings. surely deserves
Evening star., 1963-04-22
BY LEONARD LYONS

carrying the Metropolitan Opera
troupe, costumes and sets to
Boston last Monday. for the
8 pm. premiere Of Boris Co
dunov." The train finally pulled
In at 6 pm. and the curtain
went up on time. Viveca
LindfOrs will do "Brecht on
Brecht" in Sweden this summer.
The critics reviews on so
phie" complained about the
book, which concerns itself only
with Sophie fuckers marriage
to Frank Westphal. He's por-
trayed by Art Lund, as an at
tractive man who leaves her
because he's not content to
move only In her shadow. &.
His successor, the late AL Lack
ey, was more colorful because
he enjoyed his role as Sophie's
husband and made no pretense
about other visible means of
support.
Lackey joked about his
status. In reviewing their mar
riage he said: "Sophie's a great,
wonderful dame. Not once did
she ever give me a bum check" :"
She remained his friend till
the day he died.
Sydney Chaplin and his wife,
NOelle Adam, have moved from
Palm Springs and settled once
more in their Park Avenue
apartment. Alexander Ke-
rensky. now SO, has started to
write his fnemoirs-about his
leading the Russian Revolution.
=. George Jessel Just sold the
last copy Of the first edition
of his Halo Over Hollywood"
. Martin Ritt, who directed
Paul Newman in "Hud," Just
signed with Newman for two
more films.
Tammy Grimes, co-star of
Rattle Of q Simple Man." has
a distinctive speech delivery.
It's so distinctive that her new
album. appropriately enough,
is titled THE Unmistakable
7 mmy Grimes" Joan
Morse designed Miss Grimes
wardrobe for the play. Davit.
Merrick, the producer, saw tn"
bill for the expensive gowns
and told his star: Here's our
deal. If, on opening night. I
can understand every word you
say, I'll pay for the gowns"
Mllured DunnOck Will play
the mothers role in the film,
"Youngblood Hawks" The
Weizmann Institute OF Science
Is installing The Golem," an
So million computer Of the fu-
ture. It will start running its
problems. in atomic science, in
September. Spencer Tracy
is waiting TO read Christopher
Frys screenplay on THE
Bible" before signing any other
commitment. If Tracy accepts
the Abraham" role, Katharine
Hepburn will play Sarah.
Jacques GeIman. the film
producer and partner Of Can
tinflas, displayed a United
States flag at his Acapulco
home when he heard Of Mrs.
JFK's happy tidings about a
baby. The then Senator and
Mrs. Ted Kennedy spent their
honeymoon at Gelman's home
in Acapulco. Salvador Dali
returns to Spain this week. . y. i
Bob FOsse, who staged Little
Me-" explained the difference
between a choreographer and
a director: Their work is
pretty much the same-except
that q choreographer worries
about lumbago instead Of about
laryngitis."
Evening star., 1963-04-22
INDIANA SINGERS
EARN OVATION
BY JOHN HASKINS
Contributing Critic

Chamber Singers OF Indiana Uni
yersity. Hugh Johnson, conductor.
National Gallery Of Art. Program:
du PrinsaTs. lie Jeune; Spring re.
turns, Marenzio; Now is the month
Of May.ng, Morley; ziegeunerlieder,
Op. 1903. Brahms. Matra Pictures,
Kodaly; Come Away. Death. Bales
(prsmiere); o Clap Your Hands. Fox
RsincarnationMsl MaSrlsf opI IA. Rarbes Rhihbssmith'
Evening star., 1963-04-22

our staid dramatic actresses.
It's great to feel the cooling
breezes, but aren't they over
doing 1t?
Which reminds me OF Denise
Evening star., 1963-04-22
Church to Hold Sale

A rummage and white ele-
plant sale will be held from 0
am. to Q pm. tomorrow
through Thursday at st.
David's Episcopal Church, $3.50
Maconnb street NV.
Evening star., 1963-04-22

Orpha Yerushalmi, a native
Of Israel. where she studied
with Frank Pelleg in Haifa and
at the Academy Of Music at
Jerusalem, was heard in recital
at the Corcoran Gallery Of Art
yesterday.
Miss Yerushalmi served for
two years in the Israeli Army
and then studied for four years
as a scholarship student of
Claudio Arrau. She has been
heard widely in the United
States. where she studied under
a cultural exchange program.
Her program yesterday was
standard repertoire, leaning
heavily on her flair for brilliant
chord playing. Her performance
OF Ravel's "Ondine" was fluent
and capable, and she managed
the difficult spots in her two
large Chopin works with elan,
II a little impressioniStically.
Her Mozart was rather senti-
with too much rubato.
The big work Of the day, the
Schubert sonata, was played
with confidence and with some
engaging effects, but this work
Is long and very difficult to
project as q unit.
! found 1t difficult to agree
with her phrasing. Frequently,
the ends Of phrases were COM
pletely ignored. or run on with
the pedal: consequently, such
passages as the first section of
the Chopin Ballade seemed
heavy and unpunctuated.
Most Of these criticisms are
relatively minor. Miss Yeru-
shalmi has q good technical
foundation, and with expert
ence. should mature into a very
fine player.
FRR~nH %ARARR
Evening star., 1963-04-22
ISRAELI PIANIST
FLUENT IN RAVEL
Nv WENnEII. MARCRAur
contributing Critic

orpha Yerushalmi. piano. Cor
eoran Gallery Of Art. Prograni:
Adagio In B Minor. K. $40, Mozart;
Sonata in c Minor. On. Posthumous.
Schubert; ondine, Ravel: Ballade in
z op. 3S, Chopin; schirso in z.
Op. 81. Chopin.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

ick starrer, The Wheeler
Dealers" is currently filming
in the Wall street section in
New York. They brought along
a built-in technical advisor
Assistant Director Al Weston
who was a runner on Wall
street before coming to Holly
wood.
y
What with Audrey Hepburn
taking a supposedly nude bub-
BILE bath in Paris When 1t Siz-
Sles" and Sir Carol Reeds
daughter Tracy wearing a
teeny-weeny bikini in "Dr.
Strangelove," and Susannah
York, bare above the waist in
"The Ceremony" / am wonder
ing what is happening to all
Evening star., 1963-04-22

Darcel's golden gown at a re-
cent showing of Love Is a
Ball"-another Love" by the
way. She gave the boys a treat
by only half filling the dress.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
BY IRVING LOWENS
star Music Critic

The Hague Philharmonic. willem
Ann iSo scseiSa piSnO iSnSue'C5 ccnssieStion tISss
Hai. Program: Symphony No. iSi
Concerto No, 2 in r minor, op. 2I,
Chopin; Third Symphony, Badings:
Rapsodie Espagnole, Ravel
Evening star., 1963-04-22

Old st. Johns Choir and or
ehestral ensemble, William j. Akers,
conductor. eoloists Nel7a Berend.
22:S5.' 2sa sirson. sHSSs. os tenor g. cssSrl': 1"Shs
Todssba anden. Bach: Maenificat.
Fin1i Te Deum. Kodaly. FIRST event
N the oeorgetown Festival OF the
Performing Arts.
Evening star., 1963-04-22

Two works that rarely find
their way 10 the concert stage
were offered last night In the
opening concert Of the George
Evening star., 1963-04-22
FESTIVAL OPENS
IN GEORGETOWN

BY DANIEL w. GOTTLIEB
contributine Critic
Evening star., 1963-04-22

he: Good music longhar Bzet Tchakovsy Broadway
folk stuff
she Nonsense! There's nothing onghair Bach Beethoven
Bartok Brahms. It's all in your small mind
Us: Peace You're both right what you like But
rather than go the separate radio fac
Listen together to WGM You'll get mixture you appre
ciate You might develop liking the other camp The spectrum
of good music is very broad Don't argue Enjoy it,
Daytime is delightful on U0GnOS
Division Of Generals sOodcoGns
Evening star., 1963-04-22

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Evening star., 1963-04-22
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PrOgramSef
For SATURDAYS
COIumbTDay

A proclamation by President
Kennedy will highlight the Co
lumbus Day celebration in Co.
lumbus Plaza on ssturd ay.
Sponsored by the Knights Of
Columbus and the Sons Of Italy
Of America, the program is to
begin at 1890 am.
The Presidents statement
will be read by Joseph Urciolo,
venerable Of the Roma Lodge,
after an invocation by the Rev.
Joseph Spigolon, pastor Of the
Holy Rosary Church, and a well
come by DR.. Nicholas NJ. Petruz-
zalli, venerable Of the Metro
politan Lodge.
Next on the program will be
the Commissioners Columbus
Day proclamation, to be read
by James J. Glennon, state
deputy for the Knights of
Columbus.
Both the Spanish and the
italian Ambassadors will lay
wreaths at the statue Of Co.
lumbus. Representatives Of sew
eral knights Of Columbus dele
cations will also lay wreaths.
The Rev. Joseph P. Brown,
state chaplain for the Knights
of Columbus, will offer the
benediction to close the
program.
In q pre-Columbus Day pro-
gram at $3.50 pm. Friday,
Spanish Ambassador Antonio
Garrigues and a company Of
Chilean singers and dancers
will help observe Georgetown
University's 175th anniversary.
The observance will take place
at CASTOR Hall, Thirty-seventh
and o streets NV.
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Abbey Troupe Coming

DUBLIN. Ireland, Oct. 9
(AP). - The Abbey Theater
Company yesterday accepted
an invitation from Sol Hurok.
American impreSario. to tour
the United States early in 1865.
Details of the tour and plays
to be shown have yet to be
discussed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09
Forte Arroiened
On New Charge

Allen q. Forte. II. self-styled
District physical therapist. was
arraigned yesterday before
Commissioner Sam Werlich on
a new charge Of abortion.
Forte, who has several abor-
ton charges pending against
him. is repeatedly a native Of
British Guiana. The new case
a 41-year-old woman
who is a Government employe,
according to police.
Bond was set at $500 and
the case was continued until
November 4.
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She Spies on Spy

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 9 (AP) i.
Mrs. Carin Rosen, a scrub
woman. received $1,000 from
the Swedish government for
her part in helping detect her
former employer, Col. Stig
Wennerstrom. who was charged
with spying for Russia. Despite
the gift, Mrs. Rosen says she
won't let up on the scrubbing-
"the work I'm good at"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-15

Lindsay Olds-Cad Co.
Formerly Akers Olds-Cad. Co.
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
OV. 3-O3b0 ALEXANDRIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-15

OLDS '63 1857 sports coupe. blue,
ulate interior. 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-15
Capitol Cadillac-OldSC Co.

OLDs 80 "s-ss" hardtop sedan,
ivory, all equipment, very clean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-15

ODDS 'b4 popular club coupe,
straight body, BURROWS RAM
BIER, 900 N st, Sc, Ii. 4-s3O0.