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The Nome nugget., 1963-09-20
There's A Moose On Mel

FAIRBANKS R-Mr. and Mrs. Haddon Davis of Fairbanks came back from recent hunting trip with two moose - one with d record-book rack and five broken ribs.
 Davis suffered the injury. This is the way he said it happened:
 Mrs. Davis shot a moose with rack of considerable size.
 Davis watched it through the scope of his rifle.
 Suddenly, the scope blacked out as a moose stood up in front of Davis.
 Without even thinking" he re- called, 'I reached over with my left hand and put it on the moose's shoulder and pushed him away from me.
 Then I swung my rifle over my left shoulder and fired.
 The bullet went right through the moose's ear. His eyes popped out. And he fell down.
 Right on me-"
The Nome nugget., 1963-09-20
} "The Sports Corner
Dodgers Set For
 Final Home Games

LOS ANGELES R With words of warning from Manager Walt Aston that they still have to win the National League pen nant, the Los Angeles Dodgers buckled down tL their final home stand tonight.
 They send lag Don Drysdale against the Pittsburgh Pirates in the first of three games. Drysdale will be looking for his 18th vic tory and his opponent, Don Card well, seeks his 14th.
 Johnny Podres and Sandy Kou- fax vii be the Dodgers pitchers Saturday and Sunday.
 The series opened on happy note foI1Danny Murtaugh, who was reappointed manager of the eighth place Pirates, whom he has served since 1887
 There will be three games next : week against the New York Nets and the season closes with three against Philadelphia.
The Nome nugget., 1963-09-20
Runt Grizzly Ragged; Had Mauled Hunter

KAMLOOPS, B. C. R - A dan gerous runt of grizzly bear that mauled moose hunter Robert Me Kelvie two weeks ago has been shot by Doug Robertson, a profes- sional guide. '''
 Robertson and conservation of ficer Ray Seredick went into the Yum Yum Lake area north of here this week and the bear was brought to Kamloops Thursday.
 bertson said they were startled to find the bear weighed only 200 pounds although it had the head of a full-size grizzly in the half-ton weight range.
 The animal was described as a runt or a freak by Game Biologist Ralph Ritcey.
 McKelvie, meanwhile, is re- ported to be in much improved condition in hospital here. He suffered severe head and scalp lacerations in the bears attack.
The Nome nugget., 1963-09-20
Salmon Pack Higher

JUNEAU R - Aiaska's 1863 salmon pack edged slightly higher during the week ending Sept. 15, reaching 2,652,852 cases as the season's fishing neared close.
 The total pack through last Sunday compared with .a pack of 3,403,206 cases packed in the state through Sept l6 of last year.
 Of the total state pack through Sept. ,15 of this year, ,191,597 cases were packed in Central Alaska, 1,170,608 cases were packed in Southeast Alaska, and 290,647 cases were packed in Western Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1963-09-20

JUNEAU R - Killing a wolf in Alaska can bring you a bounty of $50 or trouble; a coyote S35 or ditto.
 The wolverine is a pest worth $15 in bounty money in the sum- mer but becomes a fur animal with hide you can sell for S17.5O or more in the winter.
 You can cut off the nose of a hair seal for s bounty but if you abandon the rest of the beast you will be very unpopular with Alaska's Indians and Eskimos.
 The wolf, a vicious killer in the legends and beliefs of most of the world, has state protection in parts of Alaska. So does the coyote, and for the same reason.
 Caribou in the Neclhina area south of Fairbanks number about 10000. Although their range cov- CTS about 10000 square miles, the natural increase in caribou could overpopulate the area, taking the food supply. Malnutrition in the herds makes them more suscep- tible to disease, say the State Fish and Game Department biologists
 Human hunters are permitted to kill three caribou each from the herd in a season, but the hunter has two faults. He doesn't xii enough to match the natural in. crease and those he kills are the biggest and healthiest.
 The wolf and coyote pull dowr the weak, the laggards and the ill helping keep the heard popula tion level and healthy. So in tht Nelchina area the caribou is fai game but the wolf and coyote art taboo targets.
 Wolverines are trap robbers anc vicious predators, hunted the yea around. The fur is prized for trim ming parkas, so there is a trapping season on wolverine. Out of season the sly killer can be hunted fol bounty. Cunning and powerful this member of the weasel family IS a match for hunter or trapper Few bounties are paid and fur. riers say only few hundred pelts reach the market each season.
 Hair seals, fond of fish, are con- sidered predators on coastal Alas ka, where the salmon fishery is a major industry. To the Alaska native, who may have been the true originator of the 'Waste not want not" adage, the hair seal is valuable souce of food and cloth ing.
 Told that German firm has de- veloped a lucrative trade in mak- ing parkas of hair seal pelts for the ski fashion market, one native
The Nome nugget., 1963-09-20
Watch Out for Openers In Start Of Grid Season
By JIM BECKER
Associated Press Sports Wrifel


 The grand old custom of open ing with a breather has long since been discarded, with the result that a number of college football teams may have their seasons wrecked this weekend before Au- tumn even daWns officially.
 The first full weeks of the sea- son has some tough scraps sched- uled three of them tonight.
 Then on Saturday, nine of the II teams in the AP's preseason Big Ten - there was tie for the last spot - get under way. There will be some shattered dreams by midnight. And fall doesn't even start officially until Monday.
 UCLA and Pitt are on the slate tonight, with Pitt favored and UCLA upset-minded.
 The Orange Bowl will have an- other tough night game, Miami and Florida State. Miami has George Mira and some fancy so- phomores. State has its own pro- type passer in Steve Tensi. State Coach Bill Peterson predicts vic tory
 Tulane, Win3ess last year, and No. 5 Texas, unbeaten in regular play, meet in the other major clash tonight.
 On Saturday, No. l Southern California opens defense of its na- tional crown against Colorado and No. 2 Mississippi should romp against Memphis State in a night game.
 From there on it gets tougher. No. 3 Alabama meets Georgia. No Oklahoma gets Clemson, no soft touch. No. 6 Northwestern meets Missouri. Northwestern, with Tom Myers throwing, is a touchdown favorite
 No. Wisconsin, the Big Ten champion, meets Western Michi- gan, and No. 8 Arkansas gets Okla hom State at night.
 Navy, No. and blessed with a schedule that would make the Green Bay Packers shudder, meets upset-minded West Virginia.
 Washington, tied with Ohio State for the No. 10 spot, gets a test from Air Force, in the national television game. Ohio State is idle.
The Nome nugget., 1963-09-20

NEW ORLEANS R - Tulane decked itself out with a new coach and new uniforms last year and dubbed its team the New Look. , It lost all ten games.
 This season, which opens here tonight with rugged Texas, Tu- lane has dropped the label.
The Nome nugget., 1963-09-20

The annual cost of auto accl- dents in the United States is put at S65 billion. This would build new $25,0O0 homes for 260 thous- and people - every pear.
The Nome nugget., 1963-09-20
Tulsa Takes Texas Trophy

TULSA, Okla. R - The Tulsa Oilers pushed over three runs in the seventh inniug Thursday night to beat San Ante onfD Al and win the Texas League playoffs for the second year in a row.
The Nome nugget., 1963-09-20

PITTSBURGH R-Danny Mur- taugh, who managed the Pitts burgh Pirates to a world cham pionship in 1860 but to an eighth place finish this season, was re- hired yesterday for his seventh consecutive year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

tor or chorus singer. to be
selected by Boston Symphony
officials on March 10 at
Constitution Hall, between 2
and 4 pm. Those interested
can pick up application
forms before March 10 at
the stations studios in the
Harrington Hotel. 18th and
E NV, open 9 to 5 on.
weekdays (. The Boston
Symphony viii be holding
additions through April in
16 cities for prospective
students at Tanglewood this
year.
The American Federation
Of Musicians holds its fifth
annual Congress Of Strings
scholarship summer school
on the campus Of Michigan
State University. East Lans-
ing, Michigan, June %
through August IL. The stu
dent body, limited to one
hundred, Is chosen by COM
munity additions conducted
by AIM locals. Washington's
Local 161 viii hold additions
for its candidate at Constitu-
ton Hall on March Is before
Howard Mitchell and a selec-
ton committee Of NSO first
chair players. Applicants
must be no less than Is, no
more than % years old, and
the deadline is March IL.
Apply to J. Martin Emerson,
Secretary. Local 161, A. I'm,
5000 Wisconsin Avenue, NV,
Washington Is. DC.
In observance Of Jewish
Music Month. a special musi-
cal program viii be given
tonight at 8 in the Adas
Israel Synagogue. open to
everyone - admission free.
Soprano Florence Miller, her
daughter Susan, pianist
Arthur B0rsky, a string trio,
and cantors Raphael Edgar
and Sholem Katz will per-
form. Janitorial chants, folk
songs from Israel and else
where. and Jewish concert
music are on the list.
Bliss Hebert has resigned
as general manager Of the
Opera Society Of Washing
ton In order to broaden his
activities in New York and
other cities. His association
with OSW began in 1858
when he was engaged as vocal
coach for THE Rake's Prog
ress." and he was appointed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

She married DR.. Robert H.
Peterson on November "a,
1860. They have an s-month-
old son.
Joan literally is back in
harness. She's playing her
first Western, Cattle King"
as the love interest Of Robert
Taylor.
She had known Taylor
casually over the years but
had never worked with him
before.
Here 1t is my first pic
ture In three years and
wouldn't you know it the first
scene is a sexy smooch?"
How did Joan as an ac-
tress keep from going berserk
during her long layoff?
IT was so busy playing the
stock market that I never
thought much about acting"
she says. For years, I had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

general manager in 1860.
Composer Paul Hinde-
NTH, scheduled to direct his
opera, The Long Christmas
Dinner" and ballet, THE
Demon" here on March IT.
Is. will conduct the same
program in New York's JUL
lard School just before.
There win be no Marine
Band concert in Department
tai Auditorium on Wednes-
day night, but the Marines
will land there again on the
following Wednesday.
4 4 = =
WORDS ON MUSIC - If
you are looking for a good,
stimulating book on the con-
tempoaries, you could do
worse than to pick up "A
History Of Modern Music"
Grosset q Dunlap; $2.95) by
the Belgian critic Paul Col
laer. Mr.. Collaer is not free
from partisanship and does
not pretend to be, but he is
an astute observer Of the
music Of the goth century
and the men who composed
1t. Despite the stiff price for
a paperback. you'll get your
moneys worth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

been conservative Just buy
ing the blue chip stocks.
Then / got independent
and started specializing, II
I hadn't had that bad May
last year (the stock market
slump I might have become
q tycoon instead Of an ac-
tress. W
When I was married to
Frank. I always advised him
on his stock deals. I bought
one stock that looked like q
winner at $143. It soon went
up to $225 and Frank bought
$500 shares. Then we got di-
vorced as the stock was
looming. I sold mine at a big
profit but without me at
home to advise him, Frank
hung onto his too long. It
took one of the biggest nose
dives in the slump and he
lost a bundle"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
Organ SporkIers

Vanguard's Bach Guild
label has q brilliant entry:
Bach INVALID: 4 Concerto for
Organ. The organist Is An
ton HELLER; his instrument.
the organ Of the st. Mary
Church Of Halsingborg, Swe-
den. This music, which Bach
Transcribed from Vivaldi, is
dazzling, especially in the
hands Of HELLER on this
bright-sounding organ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
JOINS Been
Too Busy
For Screen

HOLLYWOOD. - Some
actresses lay off work be-
cause they can't find any.
Joan Caulfield, off the screen
for three years. was Just too
busy otherwise.
In April Of 1859. the pretty
actress divorced Producer
Frank Ross. A few weeks
after the decree she found
she was pregnant.
Kelvin Ross, age 3. is the
result.
Then q year later. she sat
in a dentists chair and looked
UP at q handsome dentist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
TODAY

81. LAURENT BRASS sExTET.
NJ GoFgerat, director. Washington
cathedral $3.50 pm. PROGRAM not
SWEET BRIAR COLLEGE CHOIR,
Ton oS ooLIR 1Sae e ciESdh0. j SSn l.
Baldwin. ir.. director. Washington
Cathedral. 4 pm. Musical Evensong
Service; , g Clap you Aan sis
nur dich habe, schuets; Nun danket
ALE Colt. Bach.
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
CHAMBER ENSEMBLE. GeoIGe
steiner, director and lecturer. Bar
ser Hail. YWcA. 18th q K. NV
people music u fol strini l0i au y3tn
Reservations REQUIRED.
LAWRENCE JAMESON, organ, wash
lnRton Cathedral. pm, Passacag-
ia ,,. and Pngas In ,, Miner Bach ,sdn;
symphonis VI Widor.
MARTEN sAMETH, baritone: David
Garvey, piano. The Phillips Col
lection, 3 pm. Die wintsrreise. op.
ST, THoHAs cANTATA SINGERS.
James walsh, director. soloists:
isSsrs. 81. II T6onss Apostle Church:
2ges wee2dley I'd: NV pm.
Domino. discant: ~ Pauperum RE-
fugium, Des Pres: Three Respons-
ories, Paletrfna: Rejoice In the Lord.
humfrey: Jesu. Dulcie Memoria,
Now Rest Beneath NIGHTS shadow.
LLOYD sHUPP. piano. Andrew Rankin
Memorial Chapel Howard unlyer-
sity, . pm, Sonata quasi una Pan
tasia In c-sharp Minor. oP, "a No.
z. Beethoyen: Moments Musicaux.
Qp, %, 0ehuberts children's Corner
efherIo No. i In B Minor. o.. 20,
vISTS0R BoRGE, piano and comedy
Ioutlne. constitution Han, 1850 pm.
81. xEsxN's chURcH CHOIR. Nor
man o. serlbner, director and or
eanist. solelsts: Diana BsveTidrs.
tenor. 81. Adams Church. Massa-
ehusetts and wisconsin avenues,
pm. Choral Eveneong Service, 3
pm. Music BY gibbons. Byrd Wit
tQriA Bach nrnhma, Ireland
INV YORK AVENUE PREsBYTERIAN
CHAMBER CHOIR, stephen N. Prus-
ainG, conductor. New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. 5 pm. what
Qod Qrdains Is Always Good. Pa.
SsTisaaA LIryIN piano. national
sonata II 8. or ~ schubert
sonata No. ~ IN A-Fiat Op. 10,
Beethoven. Symphonic Etudes. on
10. Bchuumann.
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WEDNESDAY
NATIONAL sYMPHONY ORcHEsTT

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
,aeya .s Ssslslsr conductor. wsstsiT.n
Concert. Overture 70 De Melster-
singer, Wagner. Largo from Con-
eertino for BtrlnGa No. < 10 q,
pergoleai; Liltle Fuaue In q Minor,
Bach Third Movement symphony
No, q, Tchaikovskyi Tritach Tratach
and Meliaande. Faurei Finlandia,
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Howard Mitchell, conductor. 9ololst,
Ralph Notapek, plano. Constitution
Han, $3.50 pm, RepeatlnG Tuesdays
pronram
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
Fresh Rosomunde

Vanguard Records COM
plete Rosamunde by Schubert
Is distinguished from its re-
corded predecessors by In
clusion Of vocal parts. With
the gifted Netania Davrath
singing a soprano solo, and
the University Of Utah Cho-
rus Ginning in with three
choruses, the score is as much
like the original as is pos
sible. Maurice Abravanel
conducts the Utah Symphony
in this satisfactory perform
ance.
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SATURDAY

lATTONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Howard Mitchell. conductor. Trinity
from The Faithful Shepherd, Han.
del-Beecham, Excerpts from Bwan
Lake, Tchaikovsky. Excerpts from
Die Meiatersinger. Wagner. Sym.
phony No, IN g Minor, Beethoven
LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE CON.
CRIT CHOIR, Fierce Gets, director
Edwin W, nroome Junior High
Rockville, Nd. $40 pm. Chris
Las In Todesbanden. Bach; selec.
tons By Palestrina, vittoria, Lassus
passereau. Brahms. Bergor. Rober.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
Real Fireworks!

For the most exciting YER
sion of Handel's Royal Fire
works Music yet produced,
hear Vanguard Records ver-
sion conducted by Charles
MacKerras. This is the orig
inal scoring and includes.
take this in: 26 oboes, IA
bassoons, 4 contra-bassoons,
2 serpents, 9 trumpets, Q
horns, 3 timpanists and 6
side-drums. If you don't
think they make a merry
din, try it yourself. The OPP
posite side, less explosive.
is good fun, too. It Is Han
del's Concerto No. 2 for Two
Wind Choirs. Excellent
sound.
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SUNDAY. MARCH 10
M N.E tut snsda yssAl li., G0niu''

"HH"""HHMNH
POxNAN CHOIR, stefan stullsresn,
conductor, Contribution Hall, . pm.
A0nICULTuRE SYMPHONY OncIlKs-
IRA, Capt Gilbert Mitchell, con-
ductor. BoloiSt. Alex Fiorillo, piano.
usDA Plant Industry station. helts-
VILE, Nd, = pm.
NORTHWESTERN SENIOR MO n
SCHOOL BAND, Raymond n Reed,
conductor. Northwestern High
School. Adelphr road, Hyattsviils.
Nd. = pm,
MONTGOMERY SYMPHONY ORGIES
IRA, Chester ,, Petranek, condue-
tor Bololat; Charlie BYRD, guitar.
Bethesda-chevy Chase Hiah school,
LEBANON VALLEY CONCERT CHOIR,
Pierce Gets, conductor. washington
Cathedral 4 pm.
WILLIAM WATKINS, organ; Eamana
Williams, oboe. Mount olivet Meth
odlst Church, Arlington, 3 pm,
NATIONAL GALLERY ORCHESTRA,
Richard Bales, conductor, National
Gallery OF Art. 8 pm.
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TOMORROW

CONCERT OF JEWISH. ISRAELI AND
Janitorial Music. Raphael EdgaT
and shelom kalI, eantofs. Florence
MILLER, susan Miller, sopranoai Ar.
Bynanogue, Connecticut avenue and
Porter street NV, \ pm,
FAIMFAx COUNTY SYMPHONY on.
CuEsTRA, Harvey NJ kfanney, COM
ductor.. 8ololst Joel herman. violin.
Annandale High School. .Annandale
Overture. Rimsky.Korsakoff: Violin
Concerto, Bloch. sheep Nay Safely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

House. Covent Garden con-
Quoting.
For a switch in soprano
voices. London also has pro-
duced 1.-THE Best Of Tebaldi,"
with the full-throated Re-
nata singing familiar arias
from La Boheme. Tosca, Girl
Of the Golden West, Madame
Butterfly, Turandot, Andrea
Chenier, Adriana Lecouvreur
and Mefistofele. Assisting is
the orchestra Of Academia
di Santa Cecilia, Rome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

oraze. Bach; Symphony No. o..
Haydn,
JOHN BUTTRICK. piano. The Phillips
Collection. $3.50 pm. Sonata In b
Plat. Schubert; Sechs Kielne Xavier
stueeke. Op. 10. Bchoenberg; Three
Ontermekxi, OBJ. III, Brahms. So
nata In A. Oh. iOi. Beethoven.
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times; Malibran. Alboni. Kel-
log, Sembrich, Tetrazzini,
Galli-Curci. and others.
It is a role made for the
marvelously light and refined
texture of the Sutherland
voice, which captures each
trill and florid decoration
with ease and loneliness. SO
If the story Is admittedly
naive, does it matter? 1t is
the music that counts, and
this is a heaven-sent blessing
for voices and orchestra alike.
And here we have the uncut
version, including the polg-
nant love duct often omitted.
Don't think Miss Suther-
land is this productions only
attraction. The other sing
ers are almost uniformly as
effective in their roles: Nicola
Monti. whose lyric tenor as
Elvino perfectly compliments
Almina's voice; Margreta
Elkins as Teresa, Sylvia
Stahlman as Lisa, Giovanni
Foiani as Allesio and Fer
nando Corona as Count Ro-
dolfo.
And thanks must 60 to
Miss Sutherland's husband,
Richard Bonyge, who con-
ducts with such feeling and
understanding, putting every
thing in balance. including
the important and we'll done
parts of the Maggie Floren-
tino Orchestra and Chorus.
In short and in toto. braves
and hurrahsl For operate
music Of unaffected charm,
and uninterrupted lyricism,
this is It'll
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La Sutherland

For those in favor of more
Of Sutherland, London now
has released separately the
two records previously issued
as THE Art of the Prima
Donna" album. Each record
offers eight arias dating back
to Arne, and including Han
del, Bellini. Thomas, Delibes,
Meyerbeer, Verdi, RoSsini,
Gounod and Mozart.
Miss Sutherland sings, in
her own style. well-known
arias on which divas Of the
past scared to fame. One
aria, incidentally, is the
Come per me serene of Som
nambula. She is backed in
all arias by the orchestra and
chorus Of the Royal Opera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
-Four Overtures

We hear from Lorin Maa-
eel and the Israel Philhar-
monte again Nondon) in the
four overtures Beethoven
wrote for his only opera. Fl
delio: Leonore Overtures /, 2
and 8. and the Fidelio. Maa-
zel's success with these seems
to improve as the overtures
advance - rather insecurity
at first with seemingly more
authority in the later cpl
sodes.
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Arobio's Lawrence

No epic-sized motion pic
ture gets out any more with
out its "soundtrack" preced-
ing it. Lawrence of Arabia
is no exception, as a Colpix
Record proves. This music
by Maurice Jarre turns out
to be some Of the most orig
inal, varied and colorful from
any Of the movies. Jarre
often comes close to fitting
the classical idiom to this
mass product. The sound Is
very good.
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RECORD REVIEW
Sutherland Is Making
SIeepwoIking Popular
By HERMAN SCHADEN
Star Record Critic

If there is revival in operate sleepwalkng the major
credit must 60 the sweeest-snging nightingale extant
Joan Sutherland. In London Records album Of Belnis
La Sonnambula hee records she has lightly donned the
mantle Of Amina for what by all Odds the
most gracefully recorded opera Of the
From the moment Of her first aria Come per sereno
to the famous Ali credea Miss Sutherland conjres up
Of her stellar precedessorsPasa who sang the
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NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Llord ueinler, conductor. Northwest
ern High School, Universlly Park,
s eoas. e4' S s9f q On ss. TN from TSss
Lohengrin. Wagner Flleht Of the
Bumblebee. Rimaky Korbakoff.
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TUESDAY

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Howard Mitchell. conductor. Solo
49, Ralph Notapek, piano. consti-
utgn nAh, sou pm. .VfenestIai
Blacher; Concerto IN A. orleg. SYM
phony No. In n Plat. Beethoven.
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FRIDAY

FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUE
Powell Auditorium. Cosmos Club
1880 am. Helen McGraW, piano.
Three Pieces For Ny Pupils, Nc.
Grawi Sonata, Critics: Beth Lee
DiaH, soprano; Dorothy Emery, ri.
ano: Little Elegy, Duke; The Bird
Duke; Blanche's Aria, from The sirs
de Maletroit, Duke, Musetta's Waltz
Song, from Ia Boheme, Doris Pet
Tanek, and Marcia Fox, Violinsi
MarEaret Wright, viola; Thea Cooper
cello; MARY Hause, plano: Piano
Quintet IN E-Flat. schumann.
BRASS ENSEMBLE
Gilbert Johnson and Seymour Rosen.
field, trumpets; Mason Jones, horn
Keith Brown, trombone: Abe Torch.
lnsky, tuba, with samuel KrAuss
trumpet; Glenn Z. Jansen, horn,
Robert Harper, bass trombone. II.
brary Of Congress. $50 pm. Can.
coma per sonare No. 2, Gabrielle
Contrapunctus /. from Die Kunsl
der Fuge, Bach; Allies was Odem
hat. from einget dem Herrn, Bach,
Three Pieces, Pexel: Ayre and Trum.
pet Tune, Purcell: Chores No. a.
villa-Lobos; Music for Brass Instru-
ments, Dahl; Brass Quintet. Fraek-
enpohl: Brass Suite for Seven In
strumenta, BerezoWaky.
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PROGRAMS OF THE WEEK

Tritsch Tratsch Polka. Strauss;
Espana Rhapsody. Chabrier; Sleigh
Ride, Anderson; Farandole from
L'Arlesienne Suite No. 2. Bizet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
NEWS or MUSIC
Menotti's New TeIevision
Opera Makes Bow Today

Mr.. Menotti explaining what
is going on. You will want to
hear him even if he ends
up saying: "My advice to
you is to forget my speech
and to enjoy the opera as
pure fantasy"
/ have an idea you'll find
his advice difficult to fol-
low.
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