Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1944 — Page 8

~ “Foosler flowers from the ne ner governor to a Hoosier girl who made good now are winging their way across the country to grace the arms of Miss Gloria Scott, Indian-

ner bid for radio stardom over|

Governop Henry Schricker today | dispatched an armful

be presented to Miss Scott as she | makes her debut over the Nelson | Eddy radio show (CBS-WFBM) at | 9:30 p.m. Wednesday. Adding al

mosphere the Indianapolis girl will be introduced. to the radio network as the orchestra plays * “Back Home | Again in Indiana.” The broadcast will include a solo! and a duet by Miss Scott and Mr. Eddy. The soprano, who is 22, is| the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake! Feld, 160 W. 44th st, | Prior to her graduation from | Shortridge high school, Miss Scott | made several appearances on her] father's radio shows over WIRE and WFBM. She later studied several years on the West coast and | was {raining under Metropolitan opera coaches when she became ac~ quainted with Mr. Eddy. Miss Scott's meteoric Tise from the obscurity of studying voice to a] spot on Mr. Eddy's program

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as guides to voicé development. Mr. Eddy remembered the girl from a meeting backstage at Cadle tabernacle when he appeared here several years ago, and called her, After convincing Miss Scott that he was not a practical joker; the | famous baritone requested that she send him several recordings. These records and further communication resulted in Miss Scott being signed to appear on eight of the star's

Miss Scott is scheduled to appear on two consecutive shows, with a chance to become a permanent member of the cast for the series of 32, if she is received warmly by

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LONDON, Sept. 19 (U.P.).—The third German flying bomb attack against Southern England and the London area since Saturday morning was launched early today, caus-

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striking range, .__ INDIANAPOLIS “Litolf Is Named “Junior Chamber of Commgros PRESENTS

Ist String Bass

Rocco Litolf, formerly first string

and Boston Peoples’ symphony orchestras, will head the string bass section of the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra during the 1944-45 season. A native of Athens, Greece, Mr. Litolf is an American citizen. He was a member of the Athens Symphony orchestra and studied with Max Kunze of the Boston Symphony. He was a faculty member of the Providence and Rhode Island Conservatories of Music and for seven years was on the staff of a Providence radio station. Fabien Sevitzky, director of the Indianapolis orchestra, also announced the appointment of D. Stanley Hasty as first clarinetist.

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