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Music Also .

Kinney" s Hewaion Variety Mechanized at Circle. Don't deny that civilization is progressing. Even Hawaiian music is mechanized, as you'll find out if you hear Ray Kinney and his band, now at the - Circle. The Hawaiian guitar, with {its oily-syrupy up-and-down slides, has become an instrument (electronic, of course) that looks like a pinball machine from the audience side. Hula girls wear grass skirts made , out of cellophane, If that isn't progress, I don't know what is,

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Patricia Morison (that one “R” bothers me). Paramount Pictures’ contribution to the show that (opened yesterday, has a gracious stage-presence and a remarkably

goes, hers is very good. What's more, she has good diction. As for the band, probably a whole generation is growing up with the notion that pineapple is a fruit re sembling a flat doughnut. In other words, the band is synthetic. It's Hawaii plus jive. Yesterday's audience liked it. Maybe you will too. What seemed far more amusing was the “Merry * Melodies” short that preceded the stage show. Somebody had a lot of imagination who put shoemaker gnomes at work to Tchaikovsky's “Humoresque” or scored the ornamental open-work on a lady's white sport shoe to Strauss’ “Voices of Spring” waltz—H. B.

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Conductor Tomorrow at 8:30 Sunday, 3 P. M. Soloist, Planist

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good voice. As chest-tone singingi.

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Ray Kinney, curren tly appearing with his band and stage show at the Circle.

Virtue Wins Over Vice

'Harvey Girls' Is Pleasing Film At Loew's.

Of costume movies there seems no end. “The Harvey Girls” now at] Loew's, exploits the slightly novel angle of virtuous, strictly chaperoned girls in conflict with wildwestern éafe entertainers. Anyone who remembers the wonderful meals the Harvey houses along the Santa Fe used to serve

utes in .which to eat your «dollar's worth): will probably enjoy “The| Harvey Girls.” It's in color, it’s technically well done and it has the frontier atmosphere that people seem to welcome as a relief from uncomfortable atomic thoughts.

you don’t need to be told.

her singing. —H. B,

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(and the regrettably short 30 min- |

In the film, vice puts up a hard fight, but virtue triumphs, as maybe |

| “The Harvey. Girls” also has | Judy Garland singing, if you like

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{Don Cossacks

Chorus Presents Varied' Program of Russian Musi¢.

By HENRY BUTLER The Murat ‘audience last ight gaye a warm welcome to Serge off and his Don Cossack chorus.” In a concert sponsored by the sisterhood and Men's club of Beth-|

their hearers with a varied program of Russian music. A sensation 15 years or so ago, the.. Don Cossacks have held up

. |pretty. well, despite a_ tendency,

not evident before, to sink in piteh. bearded giant who ‘used to sing

although the outfit sll has some good basses. Falsetto Technique The falsetto singing by the tenors bothered last night's audience at first. Convention decrees that males may sing falsetto only (a) if they're Irish tenors or (b) if they're cowboys. But the initial shock soon wore off, Maestro Jaroff, who evidently is gifted with absolute pitch, still does his picturesque stunt of walking through the formation (singers right- or left-facing) to give the key to his chorus. And he still ‘makes the most of his being the tiniest member of the outfit. I'm not a showman or an impresario. But it strikes me that the Don Cossack group should get away from purely Russian programs and cultivate at least part of popular interest in other things. Russian Cowboys The Cossacks, with the imprint of Tolstoy’s novel and with wide- | spread anti-Communist sentiment, seemed romantically fascinating 15 years ago. Probably even now in the U. 8. 8. R. the Cossacks are to

{Russians what cowboys. are’ to us.

You know-—freedom, horsemanship, sword~dexterity, wolfishness (in the bad sense); in other words, a ‘lot of the things a man ‘is told "he ought to have. But the Don Cossack chorus nove fine "voices. And while it may be

Russian programs, it might be well for him to consider the- possibility of doing more music as music, without a Cossack angle, If a newspaper scribe could give

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