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SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1952

Record Review—

Five Hours of Music

By a Great

. : a Masterworks! BEST SINGLE by a femme vocalist since Toni Arden’s 7,00" ‘and’ “The Maiden of young Qoast Guardsman stricken aA Tuite Say Terrifio Savings! this month with a multi-release starring a single artist. | nn Bren div. r‘When the World Was Young,” is a new Decca disc by Guadalupe.” “iprank A. Ashenden. 22, Van Big Sew Voi 2 . | > 3 - Ee si ———————————— + AL un, ws, | . ‘ What it consists of is six new recordings by Walter|p CHLAND, Yash, July Be Jeri Southern. ‘ : : {Nuys, Cal, died last night two © ® 1063 Virginia Gleseking, one of the greatest day to have been Bin ot ‘sari It's titled “When I Fall In Love,” with the haunting Five Miaers Killed {hours after he was placed in the Stores © 259 E. Wash.

pianists of all time, of piano works by Debussy, Mozart, Franck, Schumann, Brahms and Each is 2 12-inch lang-playing record whose two sides take about 50 minutes to play. That means that the entire set provides about five hours of the finest classical plano music there is. . People who appreciate that sort of thing— and there are a great many of us -are served an opulent feast in this release.

4 » ” ” DEBUSSY: PRELUDES, Books I and II, on Columbia records ML4537 and ML-4538, provide good demonstrations that Gieseking is master of the Debussy repertoire. Each record consists of a dozen short pieces that have been described as Debussy’s most original works. ” td » DEBUSSY: CHILDREN’S CORNER SUITE and also his “Suite

Bergamasque” are on record ML- {during his lifetime,

4530. The “Children’s Corner] Suite,” writtén for the composer’s| S5-year-old daughter, is best known for the entertaining “Golliwog’s

a rampage.”

highly popular “Clair de Lune.” » » >

SCHUMANN: CHILDHOOD Brahms “Intermezzi”

(Op. 15), and]

comprise

the fourth record, ML-4550. The Coun

8chumann work consists of musical settings of a child's fantasies, tales and games, and is quite a novelty to hear. There are three|

of. the Brahms short piano inter-lannual Bartholomew County Fair Church Fair Event |opens here today.

mezzi,

» . ” MOZART: CONCERTO NO. 25 in A Major for Piano and Orchestra, and Cesar Franck’s “Symphonic Variations for Piano and Orchestra” are played by Gieseking oh record ML-4536, with accompaniment provided by Herbert von Karajan and The Philharmonia Orchestra. Both are impressive works for piano and orchestra, and they are impressively played.

Orchestra, on’ record MIL-4535, rounds out the six-volume" Gieseking release. 243 on the preceding record, von jan "and the Philharmonia provide the accompaniment. Mention should be made of the striking new-design covers in which these records are encased.| They are offered as separate rec-, ords, of course, as well as in sets of six. Don Gabor’s Remington Records have come out with some interesting new classical releases that will appeal to budget-minded collectors of high-class musit. Ameig them: a

» td » BACH: PARTITA NO. 6 in E| Minor is on one side of Remington record R.199.92; on the other side is the same composer’s “Preludes and Fugues in G Major and] G Minot” from Book II of “The| Well-tempered Clavier.” Both were recorded in Europe by Jorg| Pemus, pianist, the brilliant young) musical prodigy from Vienna. Only 24 years old, he handles these big Bach works as smoothly and artistically as a veteran.

= » 2 SCHUMANN: SYMPHONIC ETUDES (Op. 13) and Brahms’ “Variations on a Theme of Handel” are on the two sides of 12inch Remington LP record R.199.91. Edward Kilenyi, noted American pianist of Hungarian extraction, is the artist, and he shows the talent and technique in these recordings that have made him a favorite soloist with Sir Thomas Beecham, Charles Munch, George Szell and other outstand-| ing conductors. i Robert Schumann was born in| 1810 and died in 1856. During the| few years of his, tragic life he wrote some of the most beautiful music the world has ever known.| Brahms never married and lived! a very simple and austere life, which was devoted entirely to his art. He is one of the very few composers whose greatness and

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n is Ivan Petroff, European operatic Cakewalk,” described by critic|paritone, and what he sings are

Oscar Thompson as “rhythm onthe Most famous. sec-| “Pagliacci,” tion of the second suite, which is|{Puritani,” “Rigoletto,” “Macbeth” based upon impressions from the and “The Barber of Seville.” His peasant life of the northern Ital-|accompaniment is provided by the| fan district of Bergama, is the orchestra of the Maggio Fioren-| |tinex, with Erasmo Ghiglia con- » ducting. The recording was made SCENES OF in Europe.

In Columbus Today) coma. Wash., said they had re-|tiful “Someday,” |

and girls will have exhibits at the 6-day fair. |was to resume this noon at 46th te for more th | De i Dot offered 35% tha |St. and Shadeland Ave. nw Irwin - Union Trust Co., Colum-| bus, in addition to special awards. "ight, includes carnival and pony

from Paterson, N, J. will open'® smorgasbord dinner in the new the fair with afternoon and night|$100,000 church building. auto and motorcycle. thrill shows. !

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Flying: Saucers 5 ~*~ Sighted-Near

Pianist ;

from the area of the |energy plant near Hanford Victor Young orchestra. IWash., last night. | George W, Walton, Kennewick, ‘two fiery yellow balls play “fol-{recent musical sensation, | Mr, Walton, a wartime weather “Street of Dreams.” observer, told officers he and Lu-

two objects moving from west to afore-mentioned east one behind the other. { Looked Like Saucers {with “Time To Go.” {| “They looked like flying sau

{seconds and looked to be about pair of.. his

115,000 feet up.” “They did not resemble weather ‘balloons, nor did they appear to {be meteorites because they had! ino streamers.

| “They were traveling at a clude: /tremendous speed,” he said. 5 =u Another saucer was reported by |

the 1937 “Once In

Walter Gieseking

ox She, sl, Seectly ver Richiand)-ging A Lite Zong ™ | , an hour ore{ The Three Suns team PETROFF SINGS is the title|the ones seen by Mr. Walton and, High” and “Birds 'N Bees.”

Moving at Fast Raté

Hanford Atomic Plant a week orchestral backing. @ ago. Si —H W. M. Hanford officials ~~" “knew nothing of last night's Were Here.” Second side is saucers and the Air Force's Hand of Fate.” i

. ty Fai r Opens Northwestern Defense Headquar-| Ton y Martin

(ters at McChord Field near Ta-|revives the beau-

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| ceived no reports on the objects. |backing the new ]

{Italian import |“Luna Rosa.” Another oldie, {although in a {somewhat diffe § lent vein, is “Bye {Bye Blues,’

COLUMBUS, July 12—The 41st

Is Resumed Today

More than 800 county 4-H boys, St. Lawrence Catholic Church’s They will com-| third annual 2-day county fair

{Henri Reni re- Tony Martin

The fair, which opened last

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Jack Kochman’s Hell Drivers Fides on the church grounds and FE :

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Incidentally, in the “somethingwe - never - knew-till-now” depart- | (Wash, told police here he saw ment is that Mr. Young, a rather : au-low-the-leader” high in the sky. thored the lovely 1932 standard

This is by way of announcing cille England, a friend, saw the Sarah Vaughan has revieved the “Street of {Dreams,” on Columbia, backing it

Here's a re-issue of two of |cers,” Mr. Walton told officers | Tommy Dorsey's all time favor-, {“They disappeared in about 20 ites. It's bargain day, with the Singer Ray best-remembered | Million pressing mark to receive; paired on one disc. First side is not one but two gold pressings of | Awhile,” TT million "dist" sale hits, backed by that terriffic 1942 jazz “Cry” and his own “Little White will be sent free to anyone who gem “Not So Quiet Please,” Bud- Crowd That Cried,” achieved the will write for it. dy Rich's drumbeats on the sands million mark record. of time. Other new releases in-| . :

| RCA VICTOR—Dorothy Lou-/ significance were fully recognized D: D- Stack, Richland. He told don’s shout-style goes well with | police he saw a phenomenon in| “Mama Put The Kettle On,” and

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Blues specialist Jimmy McPhail

The saucers seen by the three! Took for juke box play of Sunpersons were the first reported/ny Gale’s “Father Time,” and “I since four Florida flyers saw a Laughed at Love.” Ralph Burns saucer hovering over the nearby wielded the baton for that nice

Eddie Fisher sings the title tune they from the Broadway hit “Wish You! “The

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COLUMBUS—Here released as a single is one of the top tunes from Johnny Ray’s new album. It's “All of Me,” backed by a eR under the Fair Grounds lights days or weeks in advance, read Ray-Authored original “A Sin-| BEETHOVEN: CONCERT OTuesday, Wednesday and Thurs-|Our Fair City in your Sundayiner Am I.” NO. 4 in G Major for Plano and|/day nights. Times. Esser

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Jeri Southern Wins Some High Praise

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|American tune to follow up best{selling “Delicado.” maican Rhumba.” Second side is'may be the means of saving you

dees a nice job on the Isham| DECCA -— Don Cherry, accom- day to The Ball Clinic, Dept. 1339,

PAGE 13 Coast Guardsman Dies Picnic Is Scheduled

The Jackson Park Old Settlers Iwill hold a picnic and basket din‘ner at Brookside Park, Section 13, Sunday, July 27,

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lquartet, sings “My Name Is Morigan but It Ain't J. P.” and “Pret-

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Here's a reunion “of some ol {friendg, — Bing Crosby, The An-' SAN FRANCISCO, July. 12 |drews Sisters and John Scott (UP) -- Artificial respiration hy {Trotter at the baton on “The Live|relays of fellow-crewmen and a

|Oak Tree” and “I'll 8i-81 Ya In qt minute parachute drop of an {Bahia.” %

The same Groaner: duos ith iron lung to a Coast Guard cut-| Jane Wyman on “Zing a Little ter failed to save the life of a

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In One-Mile Drop JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, July 12 (UP)—Five miners] fell one ‘mile to their death today down the main shaft of a gold | mine in Orange Free State. They| §& were on a cross-tie in the shaft! § when the tie broke. Seven miners| | were killed in a similar fall in! the shaft nine days ago.

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