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GUILD .-. program will return tonight with a dramatization Heiress,"

of the movie, starring Betty Wilde and Basil WIRE, WALTER WINCHELL . || commentator returns after a sev-

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‘National Sweet Corn

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Show 1:30 Meet the Ladies 2:30 Music Shop

Sept. 8

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For Week's TV Programs

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Pleasant Music Pours From These 45 RPM's

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| (Op. 53) recorded by Marian An-| | derson, contralto, with vocal ag-| sompaniment by the Robert Shaw Chorale of Men's Voices and instrumental [Fritz Reiner conducting the RCA | | Victor Symphony Orchestra. (Two 7" 45-rpm records, A new recording of an -Anderson| | favorite which has always ranked! high on her list of best-sellers. The “Alto Rhapsody” is a haunt-! ing, poignant musical setting for Goethe's poem, “Harzreise in Win- | ter,” | eritics | Brahms’ choral writing.

| NO. 1 in A Minor (Op. 33), played | by Gregor Piatigorsky, accompanied by Fritz Reiner and | the RCA Victor Symphony Or-

$n lovers in arrangements by the LISZT: PIANO MUSIC, rec- French musician Canteloube. This orded by Vladimir Horowitz, new recording of them by such

pianist. (Victor, three 7” 45-rpm a fine singer as Miss Swarthout WDM-1534, or one 10” should attract attention because The Liszt of the current high esteem in “Fu-'which ballads and folk music are

records, | 3314 record, IM-100). | compositions

The September record releases under the Victor Red | Seal label have brought new listening pleasure to our 45(Some cf the records are also available at

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accompaniment by

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WDM-1532.) | radio, sings

Jean Paul Morel. {45-rpm records,

and as

is considered by the

the high point in!

central France, and

included are

nerailles,” “Conetto del Petrarca,” held.

‘stirring * ‘Rakoczy March."- Horowitz is the piano virtuoso who has’ dazzled and audiences for years. have been sold out in as little as opening. He handles with ease the enormous Liszt's piano music.

“Valse Oubliee, No. 1,” and ‘thes RI

played by enthalled concert RCA V

His recitals {ya (Victor, three 7”

two hours after box-office

record, IM-103.) Five

technical demands of

up this 5 on 8

SAIN T-SAENS: CONCERTO ‘Swan Lake,”

‘cellist, phony.”

lodies whose “traditional

ogue with orchestral accompanist, y but Milstein has it. It is a happy melodic splendor, |and influenced by the atmosphere of the composer’ s-native Bohemia. | The famous Milstein fluency afd tone are clearly heard in this

GLADYS SWARTHOUT, mez-zo-soprano star of opera and ‘Songs Of The Au- | vergne,” accompanied by the RCA Victor Orchestra conducted by (Victor, two 7” WDM-1540). These songs are part of the folk music of the mountains of southwere first | brought to the attention of music-

TCHAIKOVSKY WALTZES Fritz Reiner and the ictor Symphony Orches-45-rpm records, WDM-1539, or one 10” 3313 lilting Tchaikovsky Waltzes, taken from ballet, symphony and opera, make enjoyable album. They are from “The Sleeping Beauty,” “Nutcracker Suite,” “Eugen Onegin” and “Fifth SymThey are delicate mebeauty is - fully brought out by the ex-

j chestra. (Victor, two 7” 45-rpm pert baton of Fritz Reiner. records, WDM-1538) First rank —H. WM. I ‘cellists and first-class ‘cello mu-| ”

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Tomorrow 11:45 Music ot : Noon 12n Rain Maker P. M. 12: 1: 1:45 Seng Shop 2:15 Showroom 2:30 Around the Town 3:00 Kitchen Window 3:30 Hoosier Homemaker 4:00 Shopping Guide 4:30/Tea Time [Tunes 4:45 Time for

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‘Shake Hands’ With

Stars

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Minor (Op. 53), played by Nathan | Milstein, violinist, with the Min-! neapolis Symphony Orchestra con-| | ducted by Antal Dorati. (Victor, four §j 153% or one 12” 335 record, IM-! 1147) It takes a “big” violin to 1 justice to this virtuoso monol-|

|New AEC Plant Here | Plans to Employ 900

| ky., has been engaged to build! | the $50 million plant on the 50-| | acre. site adjoining the Ordnance installation. plant will share several instalia-!| tions with the Army.

| Blocks Discharge | Of Reservist Veterans

| The Senate Appropriations Com- | mittee has recommended killing em nt et et et tt ee mt See ie em a House provision requiring that| | reservists, who served at least a| year in World War II, be dis-! | charged after 12 months of serv-! ce if they were called after June 126, 1950.

THERE'S NOTHING but talent on a couple of new,

(discs of the novelty tune “How D’Ye Do and Shake Hands.”

My favorite is the Decca label teaming Danny Kaye;

“Rotation Blues” “Flap Your Elbows,

Equally star-studded, however, Ears and Fly Away.”

MERCURY —Pete Rugolo, who harmonious as ever, with : knows a thing or two about Lucky I Have You” and “I Don't fk musical Stand a Ghost of a Chance.”

DECCA — Muy Matlock the

day at the National Sweet Corn (boy who's come back with a rang J {after molding together good jazz

| Festival here.

Miss Baker, a Sorior i at Mount and good whodunit into the air-

‘Mary College in Milwaukee, will| Way's newest hit, {be crowned tonight at a corona- | Blues,” is doing all right on the the Indiana University Medical, close the! waxways too.

tion ball

{the Junior Chamber of

which will three-day annual festival.

< 5 Gordon Jenkins does nice | 8 * Whispering” “Song of the Bayou.”

(and

[the musical takeoff 6n Gaylord €ver to come out of Indiana, that “T h e M. does and

Spin Your §

and : Another fe? if “Tell the Truth” | “I Wish Someone Knew I | Was Lonesome.”

Ink Spots’ harmony is still as

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AGAIN” __ It seems impossible Novelty specialist Al Trace has that it was only Aug. 7, 1937, waltz that isn’t slow and isn’t When a guy named Berigan got

fast but is as the title indicates, together with a bunch of the

boys to cut a little number called

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