Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1952 — Page 19

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Off the Record—

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“IF YOU LIKE your jazz cléar‘and crisp, if you like!

vocals that are “cool” rather than cloying, a new batch of |e Wednesday and Thursday.

Mercury releases is for you.

These will never top the Hit Parade.

Granz-supervised waxings are for) the people who ‘think the Hit

Parade strictly belongs to Vaughn |

Monroe and Sammy Kaye. There's a number by an all-| star group tagged '“Charlie Ventura’s Big Four,” one of those recording groups that takes the name of the guy who happens to be currently fronting it. The tunes are “Love Is Just Around the Corper” and “O. H, Blues,” and the musicianship is top-notch, right from Charlie’s sweet and bawdy sax to Buddy Rich's solid drumming. One of the all-time great jazz vocalists, Anita O'Day, sings “T,over Come Back to Me,” and “Rock 'n’ Roll Blues,” and an outfit fronted by Roy Eldridge plays “Paster Parade” and “I Bee Everybody's Baby.” Try it if too much sweet stuff has been cloying up your turntable Guaranteed, not a cloy in a carload. » » ” COLUMBIA —Mary Martin reviews all the wonderful tunes from the 1937 hit “Babes In Arms.” The album which borrows the show title features Miss Martin singing Rodgers and Hart classics like “Where or When,” “My Funny Valen tine” “Johnny One - Note,” and “The Lady 1s a Tramp” to name Mary Martin a few. Doris Day and Guy Mitchell team and Paul Weston's orchestra furnishes the background on two duets,” “A Little Kiss Goodnight” and “Gently Johnny.” Here's a new Frankie Laine, “That's How It Goes,” and “Snow In Lover's Lane,” both romantic ballads in contrast to his recent “Hambone” and “Gandydancers’ Ball.” Champ Butler teams a ballad “Two” with a scat ‘second side, “Meet Me On the Corner.” Sarah Vaughn does a ballad coupling “If Someone Had Told Me” and “Corner to Corner.” ” ” » “DECCA -— Here are two more Leroy (Blue Tango) originals, with Composer Anderson also waving the baton on “Penny Whistle Song” and ‘Horse and Buggy. ” Tommy Dorsey teams with Gordon Jenkins’ orchestra on “There Are .Such Things” and

Dorsey disc is the slapstick “Ham-' bone” and “Come What May.” The same Mr. Jenkins does the {backing for The Weavers on “Gandy Dancers Ball” and ‘Around the Corner.”

Kaye singing “Mademoisellel De Paree” and “You're for Me,§, Mimi.” Don Cherry sings “Sentimental Tears” and’ “It Doesn't Matter Where I Go.” New wax by Broadway star Dolores Gray is “If Someone Told Me” and “To Be Loved by You." Connie Boswell sounds her usual best on “I Know What It Means to Be Lonesome” and “Someone Stole * My Darling.” Likewise another “perennial” group, the Andrews Sisters who sing “Ever Lovin’ Rag” and “Why Worry?” Who'da thought Louie Armstrong could sound good on two items like “Indian Love Call” and “Jeannine”? But on the other hand, Louie sounds good on almost anything he tries and this follows suit. The Four Aces harmonize on “My Hero” and “Spring Is a Wooderful Thing.” Louis Jordan is in an advicegiving mood, “Never Trust a Woman.” ” » .

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to happen to Lily Ann Carol, who makes her debut as a Victor singing star on “Lonesome and Blue” and “Raindrops.” If the voice is familiar, she used to sing with Louis Prima. Ralph Flanagan waxes his

always sounds good, “That's When Your Heartaches Begin.” It's sung by a group that's |switched from Gospel singing to ipops, Billy Bunn and his Buddies. Second side is “Until the Real Thing Comes Along.”

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“What Is Time?” Another new

‘|pected at the 78th annual state

The Norman Green, Greenwood, worthy grand

: jal chapter.

“Slow Down” and|

RCA VICTOR—Look for things|,

Don Estes, who used to be a disc jockey before he started cutiting them, sings “Sunday Is for Say Darlin’ ” and “That's How It MERCURY — Ralph Martiere's orchestra is topnotch and 80 are|Thing Called Love?” o

|oES State Convention Expected to Draw 1500

About 1500 delegates: are ex-

convention of the Order of East lérn Star at the Murat Temple

| Presiding will be Mrs. Floy

{matron, and Cecil W. Z. Sible, Ft. Wayne, worthy grand patron. Among honor guests will be Mrs. Abble Hanson, Hammond, now ending her third year as’ worthy grand matron of the internation-|

begin at 4:30 p. m, Tuesday in’ the Claypool Hotel After an informal opening of, the convention, Wednesday's daytime schedule will be devoted to reports and business meetings. At 6:30 p. m. a banquet will be held in the Riley Room of the Claypool in honor of Mrs, Han-| sen, ances—at. 7 and 9 p. m.—of “an OES play, “The Supreme Sacri-| fice,” and at 10:30 p. m. by the grand ball in the Murat Ballroom. Thursda, morning representatives of Job's Daughters and the Order of Rainbow Girls will be

New officers will be elected at the annual business meting beginning at 2 p. m. and will be installed at 8 p. m.

During the state meeting, plans

vard of Broken Dreams.” flips are “Stompin’ at the Savoy” and “It’s All in the Game.” Billy Daniels, who's wowing them in London, does likewise here on his newest disc, « Thrill Is Loving = You” and “That's i How It Goes.” Helen Grayco (Mrs, Spike Jones) competes with = her husband on the juke boxes with “Everybody Needs a Da-Da Daddy” and

theme “Singing Winds” with “Don’t Send Me, “Honest and Truly” sung by Hele Home.” ; Harry Prime. n Grayco Georgia Gibbs’

Here's a revival of an oldie thaliuyise of Fire” is a ball of fire.

Second side is “A Lasting Thing.” Had

Dick Hayman sings “I Tell

to Be You” and “It's a Sin’ a Lie.” Vie Damone has two “goods,” “Goodbye for Awhile” and “Good Morning, Morning Glory.” Richard Hayes voice rings out on “Summertime” and Partner.” Two old ones are revived by! Jerry Murady’s Harmonicats, “Frenesi” and “What Is This

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due to heart disease or to emotional disturbances was announced by Dr. Arther M. Master and. associdtes of Mount Sinai

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