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“I go shooting with Bob Stack and golfing with a doctor friend of mine,” she explained, “Bob Hutton and I like to rumba, And I talk music with Dave Rose. He's helping me orchestrate a concerto I've written." Under a little more pressure she admitted Mr. Rose was the ‘cufrent No. 1 boyfriend. How, we wanted to know, did Her mother feel about these premature preparations for a wedding? “You know, that's the silliest thing,” Miss Haver said. “All the columnists around town have her objecting to the idea. But she loves it—she’s the one who's fing my
hope chest for me.”
Ted Husing a Disc Jockey
‘Noted Newscaster Joining Ranks
By JACK GAVER United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Sept. 17.—There was
a time when the radio disc jockey was rather looked down upon in
the industry. Insiders, however, have gotten over that habit in recent years as a result of impressive figures on certain income tax reports. Thé chatter-and-platter boys are in the big money in many cases. Their future looks brighter than ever. An idea of the financial attractions of this business can be gained from the fact that Ted Hu- * sing—a top sports announcer for many years who probably wouldn't have admitted knowing a disc jockey several years ago—has joined . the ranks. : Mr. Husing has signed a five-year -- contract with WHN—a local station only, mind you—which calls for a minimum of $260,000 in salary for the five years. Martin Block, one of the pioneer Jockeys and the biggest moneymaker for several years, has be- | come so big that the East coast can't hold him any longer. ~~ Long identified with WNEW here, he's moving his headquarters to the
. '® year. i Now that Bing . show is going on a recorded basis, the groaner isn't too keen about having disc jockeys around the
. Do divvy to him. ; However, young singers and bands
. bring them before the public and keep plugging them until the pubb He makes up its mind that here is i & new star. This has happened too L often in recent years to be accidental.
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STAN KENTON (above), pianist and band-leader now at the Circle, will be -guest of honor at the monthly meeting. of March of Music, Inc., at 8 p. m. tomorrow in Central Y. M. C. A. auditorium.” Mr, Kenton will be presented with an honorary membership card in ‘the Composers’ and Musicians’ club by Walter R. Cook, president. Others appearing on tomorrow night's program include: 8-year-old Marcia Hamilton and 12-year-old Barbara Hallam, Berdyne Egli, Patricia McGeary, Ethel Fahrson, Jean Miller, Byron Rogers and Gloria Kennard. Earl Newport will be master of ceremonies. Mr. Kenton was scheduled to take his band and show to Wakeman
West coast for a “live” show. But he has a new four-year pact with WNEW to supply it with recordings £' of his “make believe ballroom” rec- § ord show at a guarantee of $185,000
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hospital; Camp Atterbury, - this morning to entertain patients.
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[43 Symphony Players Back
Edwin Biltcliffe to Be Orchestra's Pianist
‘* Names of 43 former members of the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra returning this season were announced today by Fabien Sevitzky, conductor. In the violin sections, those returning include: Jacob Blatt, Joseph Bonaccorso, Bertine Corimby, Angelo DiTullio, Kenneth Glass, Betty Gould, Noble Howard, John Howell, Carl Johnson, Abracha Konevsky, Olive Kuehn, Mildred. Lind, Shirfey Marcus, Frank Merenda, John Mooradian, Fred Noble, Renato Pacini (assistant concertmaster), Charlotte Reeves, Louis Ruth, Ronald Shapey, James Swindells, Sidney Szathmary and George Traut wein. Returning members of other sections include: Angelo DeGeorge and Leonard Olson, violas; Vincent Albano, Boris Besrodny, Frederick MaZzari and Bernice Tobin, cellos; Gale Bray, Abraham Luboff, Rudolph Mazzari, Ashley Paige and Pete Pauli, basses; Francis Fitzgerald, flute; Ruth Peacock, oboe; Robert Atkinson, horn; Robert Mogilnicki, trumpet; Marshall Rapp, trombone;
Lecturers to Tell How To Listen to Music
Indiana university extension division will offer a series of lectures on “How to Listen to Music,” beginning at 8 p. m: tomorrow at 128 N. Pennsyl-
day of each month, the lecture se-| ries will present speakers including: | Walter Whitworth, tomorrow; | George Frederick Holler, minister of music, First Presbyterian church, | Oct.. 16; Jane Johnson Burroughs, | vocal teacher and musical director,’ Nov. 20; William A. Dyer Jr., Jan. | 15, and Corbin Patrick, March 19.
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CIRCLE + On the oy Som e—8tan Kenton and his Srchestra eaturing June Christy etzel, at 1:10, 3:58, 6:46 and 9.34. “The French Key,” with Albert Dekker and Evelyn Ankers, -at 11:10, 2:08, 4:56, 7:44 and 10:31.
NDIANA “Anna and the ah of Siam,”
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“The Diary of & Chambermaid,™ with. Paulette Goddard and Burgess Metedtith, at 11, 3 47, 434 7:31 and “The Devil's Mask, » with Anita Lotise and Jim Bannon, at 13:36, 3:13, 6 and 8.30.
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lard, percussion. Edwin Biltcliffe will again be the orchestra’s pianist. Names of firstchair musicians returning have already been announced.
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