Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1951 — Page 18

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‘RCA Christmas Discs

Start Yule Parade

By DON MA MIKELS

IT'S "CLOSE enough to Christmas time for record esmpanies to start the annual flow of children's merchandise. RCA Victor already has its first batch out, featuring

Milton Berle, Dennis Day, fil

(Gabby). Hayes and the Kukla, in the

Fran and Ollie troupe “Little Nipper” series.

s the narration on two of A

Pooh” albums, «Burr Til-

oupe and Jack scinato’'s or--‘S€hestra parade

“ull the favorite : *Kukla songs, “With assistance *

SX rom Oliver J,

Dragon. oi ss*Uncle Milty a nd Donald Mr. TV i kK star in

“Mributes to themselves, “Mr. Tele“4ision” and “Mr. Animated Carnn y In a more serious vein, Dennis y teams two singles, “Favorite : Hyms for Children’’ and “Birthday Fun” for the small fry © parties. T-he youthful Hopalongs will give up chasing rustlers and pitch camp near the record player for Gabby Hayes second in-

35 Dennis Day stallment of an ; 3 OM prospec.

Tor version of Arabian Nights,

Allee Bamee and the 40 Horse eves.’ -Proving that in *the: age of TV and wild westerns Mother Goose still holds her own, Paul . Wing records “eight of the best = ; known moppet ‘ classics, . from “Jack and the Beanstalk” to “Peter Rabbit.” New “Pop” releases include:

Gabby Hayes

- » ~ DECCA — Peter Lind Hayes comes up with a good novelty, “In a Brewery in Drury Lane.”

m star James Stewart, George

band turns out “Dreamy Melody and “Darling, How Could You?” For my money, this boy out-

w Mr. Stewart of “Harvey” fame ranks Eckstine and the bigger : . names, Arthur Prysock who sings « Milne's whimsical “Winnie the “Sin” and “The Love of a Gypsy.”

! Two new waxes from out Andrews Sisters-way, “Lying in the {Hay"” and “Love is Such a Cheat”

and the “Carioca” Bing Crosby and the Mills ' Brothers never: change. Bing

{takes the ballad route on “I Will | Remember You” and “The Loneliness of the Evening” and the Brothers Mills harmonize on “Got Her Off My Hands” and “I Ran All the Way Home.” w ~ ~ M-G-M—Big-voiced Bill Farrell pulls off some nice vocal tricks on “Blue Velvet” and “Be Mine Tonight.” Johnny Desmond and Monica Lewis are paired on “More Love” and “So.” Ray Eberle handles the vocals with Tex Beneke's orchestra on “Unforgettable’” and “One of These Days One of Your Dreams Js Bound to Come True.” Bill Hayes headlines this double feature “Never” and “I Love You, I Love, You, I Love You.”

” Ld » COLUMBIA — Carol Channing, star of “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” stopped counting her old diamonds long enough to coo “Meany Meany” and “Did ¥ HurtTeivw; Burn Ya, Cuteha Mich?” into the recording mike with Mitch Miller's orchestra. This is one for the Willie Smith (collectors, his sax solo on “Please Be Kind” with Duke Ellington. “Deep Night” has some deep trom|bone work by Juan Tizol, Quen-

, (tin Jackson and Burt Wopdman.

Champ Butler gets backing from Paul Weston's orchestra and {the Norman Luboff choir on “When?” and “Reaching for the’ Moon.” = For two instrumental gems, give a listen to either Arnett Cobb's “Cocktail for Two,” and “Walkin Home” or Johnny Hodges “Tired Socks” and “The Jeep Is Jumpin’ ”

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BEN DAVIS PLAYERS—Demonstrating the most efficient way and “Daddy."= of bathing is Gary Ringlespaugh, who plays father in the Ben Davis

High Schoo! Dramatic Club's production of "Cheaper by the Dozen" Saturday; Oct. 13, His "children" (left to right) are: kneeling, Shirley Mae Wright, Barbara Bristow, Carol Goll, Blanchard Smith and Gene Blythe; standing, Shirley Heath, James Chapman,

Jo Ellen Neely, Larry Gregory and Mary Jane Butler.

“And So To Sleep Again” backed by the coy (or do I mean cloy?) “Am C'Mon.” Here's an oldie, “I Get the Blues When It Rains,” the Fontaine Sis-

ters’ pairing for “Cold, Cold Heart.” Hit material is Merv Griffin's

“Twenty-Three Starlets and Me." Buddy Morrow's fine band teams “Boogie Woogie March” and “How Near To A Queen Yon Are.” Two especially good vocals in the new releases. Mindy Carson's “Hanging’ Around With Yeu” and “Out In The Cold Again” and the Dinah Shore-Tony Martin teaming on “Old Soft Shoe” and “Be Mine Tonight.” + This one should have been cut on_a red - white - and - blue disc, Vladimir Horowitz “Stars and Stripes Forever.” Best in a long time is, Savannah Churchill's “Sin” and “I Don’t Believe in Tomorrow.”

Speech Group Officers To Meet Wednesday

The directors of the Indianapolis Speech and Hearing Center, a Red Feather agency, will meet Wednesday for the first time with the agency's new executive director, Mrs. Katherine Snow.

Mrs. Snow is a graduate of the University of Missouri and has worked at the Indiana University Speech and Hearing Clinic for

The smooth-as-silk Jerry Gray April Stevens slithers through the last three summers.

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Odd Fellows Meet Here This Week

The 115th state convention of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Indiana will be held here Wednesday and Thursday. Representatives from the order's 352 Hoosier Lodges will attend the sessions in the Odd Fellows Building. ‘Graid Master Melvin E. Mosher, South Rend, will preside. Following the state convention will be the 104th annual meeting of the Grand Encampment branch of the state IOOF. Oct. 12. Grand Patriarch Lester E. Nelson, Kendallville, will preside.

The week's activities start to-

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Fellows Day by Christian Men Builders, Inc., of Third Christian Church, 17th St. and Breadway. The Sunday School class will be taugh by Judge George W. Long, Columbus, IOOF deputy grand master, Another highlight of the annual meeting will be a trip to the Odd Fellows Home at Greensburg Wednesday afternoon.

Schuman With WSB

Harold IL. Schuman, secretary of the industrial relations department of the Indiana ‘Manufacturners Association here, this week was appointed as an alternate industrial member of the Wage Stabilization Board by the regional office at Chicago.

. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Jewish Observance

Of Yom Kippur To Open Tuesday

The solemn Day of Atonement observed annually by Jews |around the world will open Tuesday at sundown and continue for 24 hours. The Day of Atonement, or Yom Kippur, most sacred feast of the {Jewish calendar, will climax the [10 days of penitence which began with the New Year, or Rosh |Hashonoh. Children will remain away from school and a constaht stream of persons will visit the synagogs. Prayer and fasting are the order of the day among Jews everywhere. At the Tuesday evening services, the traditional Kol Nidre, plaintive melody associated with Yom Kippur, will be heard in the SYyNnagogs. Traditional Rites The Beth-El Zedeck Temple will present the traditional Kol Nidre Service Tuesday at 5:30 p. m. in the synagog and the vouth service simultaneously in the vestry. {Rabbi William P. Greenfeld will give the sermons for the adult service and at 9 a. m. Wednesday. Young people also will assemble for services Wednesday at 10 a. m. in the annex and juniors, that day at 10:30 a. m. and “4 p. m. in the vestry. Rabhi Samuel J. Fox will officiate Tuesday at the 5:30 p. m. service and preach on: ‘Mercy Killing” at 6 p. m. in the United Hebrew Congregation. Synagog. Rabbi Fox will be in charge of services Wednesday from 8 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. including a sermon at noon titled: “Souls Incorporated.” Cantor Solomon Greenperger. and Marshall Weller, vahbinical student, will assist Rahbi Fox. Memorial services for the dead are- chanted as part of the Day of Atonement program.

Wittenberg College Official to Speak

The Indianapolis Chapter of the Wittenberg Guild of Wittenberg! College. will present William Maurice of the college in an address at {its annual tea Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. in Block's Auditorium. Mr. Maurice is alumni secretary for the College. The glee club of Manual Training High School will give special numbers. Mrs. Raymond Barrows is president and Mrs. R. B, Purkiss is program chairman. or |

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