THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. C—7 Actress Misses _SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1930 usa STARTING TUESDAY DollyYarden ft .. It*#. toufnf. m a 4annf Her Souvenirs Presented by ^Ina/Vld. Utm§ ftol if tntuftmflif mJ^V •** adultl tvTtnmM UaakUf By the Associated Press Rubinstein to Columbia Cpera Co HOLLYWOOD. Play Sponsored by D. C. Recreation Dept. An old steamer trunk belonging ROOSEVELT AUDITORIUM to Charlotte Greenwod is missing, I3th A Allison Sts. N.W. Recital Fri. * S»t„ Feb. 17 A 18—8:30 F.M. the actress considers It a Impromptu and Tickets. 2.40. J.80. 1.20 on sale Snow Concert Bureau. 1108 G St. N.W. loss. Method Artists RE. 4433. grievous Rarely Adopted by This particular trunk contains To Be Employed This Afternoon photos, clippings and memoirs of rW’PA* ♦ Alice Eversman the first 25 years in her fabulous By At his recital this afternoon in and Juliet” when he it in career. She stored it in the base- gave ICE Constitution Hall, Artur Rubin- celebration of the New York ment of an New York f ] upstate stein should enjcr# himself thor- Philharmonic's 100th anniversary, SKATING residence in 1940, but when she oughly. He is going to play just she has always been the really had her possessions shipped to what he pleases. There will be no satisfying artist. Of Russian and French RMANCE \ MORNING- Hollywood recently the trunk was printed program and the re- origins, nowned will announce the she was brought up in France and -8:30 P.M. not among them. pianist \ AFTERNOON— numbers from the stage. He had Switzerland. She first studied the Now making a picture, “Peggy,” flute and later the A career )F THE I NIGHT— Miss Greenwood said she needs had a Chopin program all ar- piano. * to P.M.— U 11 P.M. on the latter instrument was B 8:30 the data for a forthcoming book, ranged, but, as one was given by for her when a SKATES RENTED “Never Too Tall.” In the trunk Guiomar Novaes on October 23, planned friend, 3 ©LSI Patrick Hayes, both artists being hearing her sing, advised her to are photos of her as a chorus Chase Ice Palace < on his Rubinstein to voice. In a few she Chevy girl in ‘The White Cat” in 1905, series, urged study years of re- was for the 4461 CONN. AVE. N.W. her debut as a comedienne in give one the impromptu ready Opera Comique RY citals he likes so well. in Paris and made her debut there | EM. 8100 “The Passing Show of 1912” and ING i It is understandable that an in "Carmen” in 1933. In less \ her starring appearance in “So JENNIE .TOUREL, mezzo-soprano of the Metropolitan Opera, right, gives her first song recital TUBB as well as artist should feel some rebellion at than 10 years she had won New 1 Long Letty,” stills from here on Tuesday in Constitution Hall. At left is JOHN MARTIN, the National Symphony’s first her movie debut in “Jane” in being limited to one or two set York. After being introduced by >EARL I -1 cellist, who will be heard as soloist on the Orchestra’s Wednesday program. 1918. programs each season. To sit Toscanini, Koussevitzky took her nd OSCAR I down before an audience, as be- as soloist with the Boston Sym- Recital A ^ a of in a for : BROS. I Rybier r Romberg ‘Evening’ fore group friends private phony and Stokowski the room, and play for it N. B. C. IANEY 3 Performances Only! At Student To Feature Soloists drawing | CHRISTIANSEN House whatever comes to mind must act This summer she will be the DUBADOURS THE ONE AND ONLY as an The featured soloist at the % CONDUCTING Felicia Rybier, Washington ^ ' The popular Sigmund Romberg inspiration. strange Edinburgh AND MANY OTHERS current binding a performer to his Festival. On August 29, she will will give a concert at Maurice will returns to Constitution Hall for a | pianist, Eisenberg, cellist, listeners is familiar to artist the first program on Thursday featuring every give English performance Tickets Now S International Student House, 1825 give a recital in the Phillips Gal- his orchestra and soloists. This if not to the audience itself. He to Hindemith’s new version of his 1.20, 1.80, 2.40, 3.00? CONCORDIA CHOIR lery this afternoon at 5. The R street NW., Saturday at 8:30. concert of his can sense how pleased they are “Das Marienleben,” which she (Tax Incl.) artist had a wide experience as a SrvJMrvAF Her will consist of coast to before the applause comes, how premiered in New York last winter MINN.) program coast (MOORHEAD, concert performer, having lived the Bach-Tausig “Toccata and tour is called indifference is politely masked or and repeated by request at Christ- and concertized here and in Eng- Fugue,” Beethoven’s “Sonata in “An how no impression was made maSf Two days later, she will be HOLLYWOOD Danilova ★ Franklin land, Canada, France, Switzerland Evening § TUE., FEB. 14, 8:30 P.M. D No. 3”: Poulenc’s with whatsoever. To set this magic heard in a sdng recital. On her 1- Danielian ★ Boris ★ Moyian ★ Tupine Major, Op. 10, Sigmund and Holland. Carlo Bussotti is “Suite,” Turina’s “Miniatures,” Romberg" for current operating pleasantly is the third postwar tour of Europe last IRECORDSHOP I & Brilliant Corps de Ballet the accompanist. CONSTITUTION HALL Albeniz’ “Leyenda” and numbers the artist’s task and sometimes he; summer, which included a tour Charlotte will program 1006 7th St, N.W. Bloecher, soprano, works at it. of her success was | § With NATIONAL SYMPHONY by Chopin. will be built hard Israel, phe- Also on be heard in a recital tomor- ¥ Sale at Arena JK song nomenal. This Day of « Tickets st SI. SI.80. 82 trom around excerpts Stated the past week she paid Concert —Constitution Hall— row Programs Vogue. Jh O Omer carillonist at the night at 8:30, assisted by Olga Ha,es Concert Bureau, 1108 N.W. Raup, from his many tribute to another great artist is, Bloecher, flutist, and Otto Guth Some people will be disappoint- FEBRUARY 18, 19, 20—8:30 P.M. National Presbyterian Church, successful when she was soloist at the dinner the Utah Cen- at the piano. ed not to be able to look forward Sat.. Feb. 18: Concerto Barocco; Pas guest soloist with Fritz Kreisler on his 75th Broadway pro- to the of some honoring de Deux Classique; Mute Wife itennial Chorus at the Washing- .hearing specific Scheherazade Louis Potter will return from ductions. As is birthday tendered him by the ton Saints’ Chapel work. Usually an artist prepares Sun., Feb. 19: Les Sylphides; Birthday; Latter-Day he Musicians’ Emergency Fund in Winston-Salem to teach a month- customary, or more that he will Gaite Parisienne Saturday at 8 p.m. two programs class will take his New York. Mon., Feb. 20; Paquita; Rodeo; Pas de ly piano beginning tomorrow use alternately during the season. place at the pi- Deux Classique; Graduation Ball. at the Washington Musical Insti- They are built mostly about some WARREN F. ano to a MiM SI.20, 1.80. 2.10, 3.00. 3.60 (tax incl.) JOHNSON, Organic tute. play major work, preferably something Poem National Symphony Box Office OF THE PILGRIMS number of his most familiar works. Symphonic CHURCH new or seldom played. After Kitt s, 1330 G St. N.W., NA. 7332 The Columbia School of Music 22nd & P St*. N.W. 7:30 O’Clock For this appearance he brings the artist’s Steinway Piano many repetitions, first Strauss to 1 announces the beginning of eve- _ Boellmann as soloists the Minnesota \ Fanlaisle Leon soprano, fine glow of interest must dim. By ning classes in theory, harmony, Kirsten Kenyon, who sang the ro- However, most pianists would ear training, music history and Feature Cellist mantic lead in “Song of Norway"; favor the long practiced program, appreciation on Tuesday. : The National Or- Christiba Carroll, Id.. ly of the even the worries as to this or that Symphony MUSICAL Metropolitan Opera, Gail Manners, chestra, Howard Mitchell, con- WASHINGTON McCall passage, rather than trust to the Lanham will present from and Gene will feature Strauss’ fa- lyric soprano Ohio, inspiration of the moment as will ductor, II CONCERT ORCHESTRA Louise Winfield, soprano soloist, INC. Marvey who has been a member Rubinstein. mous symphonic poem, "Don | INSTITUTE, at the Central Presbyterian for some the solo cello in of Romberg’s group years. But does he guide himself by Quixote.” part Church, and Robert Weeks Nor- be John twenty-second year Hungarian born, Romberg was the momentary rapport he feels which will played by ||_mSataM* | throp, tenor soloist at the National who succeeded Mr. Mitch- a student in a school of engineer- with his public? Does he think Martin, and School Baptist Church, Wednesday, 8:30 as first cellist when the latter College Preparatory ing in Vienna when he decided to to himself at the finish of a num- ell CONSTITUTION HALL I I p.m., in the Washington Club. The write operettas. He came to the ber, "Now, what shall I became permanent conductor. Feb. of Eminent teachers include WELDON CARTER. Director and head proceeds will go to the funds of I play?” Thursdoy Eve., 9, 8:30 i still a Mr. Martin, a native Washing- Tickets Now i United States while youth and does he ever get to the point Snow Concert Bureau J§ of MYRON WHITNEY. ROMANO ROMANI, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. The 1108 Gi St. N.W. or Phone EE. 4433. M piano department; without the usual in tonian, is 26 years old. Between will be and, background these extemporaneous ven- Jcices (Tax Inel.) *1.30; *1.80; *3.101 if ANTON voice; HENDRIX ESSERS. violin; WENDELL singers accompanied at the the ages of 5 and 18 his family *3; Boxes $3.60. Mail Orders Filled. II SCHUBEL. of years of musical study, began tures when he says, "Now, what piano by Mrs. William Vincent. in and in MARGRAVE, composition: EDWIN N. C. BARNES. Dean, music writing such scores r.s “Maytime,” in the world shall I play!” lived Wyoming, Hawaii Mrs. Charles W. Stark will play assistants in all "Blossom Time,” “Student Prince,” He tried this of New York State where his father education; WILLIAM WATKINS, organ, departments. solos on has kind recital the theremin. had service as an “Desert Song,” “The New Moon,” several times, so is experienced in appointments ■fi/i i bandmaster. The cellist had Anton 14 with “My Maryland” and “Up in Cen- making his selections. Whatever Army Announcing engagement of Schubel, years Metropolitan The Air Force Symphony Or- tral Park.” From 1914 to 1919 he his choice will be, his auditors his first introduction to chamber Opera, as Coach and Director of Opera Work Shop groups. chestra will give Gilbert and Sul- TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES wrote no less than 22 Broadway can be assured that an extra bit music in the family circle playing livan’s “Iolanthe” in Lisner Audi- with his father and brothers. He Greenbtlt, Md. G*. 2222 returns class. productions. In Hollywood, Rom- of personal will go GREENBELT HISERBETHESDA Louis Potter for monthlv viano torium on March 2, 3 and enjoyment "Vi*" 1, 4, the musical scores is connected at present with'the WM. POWELL. BETTY DRAKE. "DANC- Funniest Film in 10 Tears! in berg composed into the performance as Rubin- aathorixed or D. C. Board of Edneatlon conjunction with the Singing ING IN THE DARK.’1; Spencer Tracy-Katherine Hepburn Bachelor and Master Decrees for “Viennese Nights,” “Children stein scans his vast for American University Chamber Sergeants and the Women’s Glee repertoire “ADAM’S RIB” of Dreams” and arranged the its choicest items. Those at- Music Group. Before that he was —SAM ROTH at 1:06. 3:15. 5:^5, 7:35. 1730 Sixteenth St. N.W. DE. 6006 Club of the George Washington THEATRES—, »:4S p.m. screen versions of “Maytime” and the recital-this afternoon a member of the Tomasow Quar- 11 * 5A University. W. O. Robert L. tending CAROLINA B(araiafsraiBfaiBEiBjaaMa®fafaiaiBiaEia®a®aiaisiaf5J®3is®5J3iaiaiajaiaf3iaiBErai® “Desert Song.” will have the additional of tette. Another gifted member of °"Ld, FAIRFAX THEATER Landers will conduct. The fillip JUNE HAVER. "LOOK FOR THE ^ 7V- pro- this musical family is his cousin, LINING." Plus “SMOKY keen expectation. SILVER ROBTOT ***** ceeds will go to the Air Force Aid MOUNTAIN MELODY."_ YM1TCHDM. Mary Martin, of “South Pacific” and the Troxell Recital Set Jennie Tourel Sings Tuesday. ^ N t- Society George Wash- fame. STANTON CIRCLE 2105 Pa. Ave. N.W. RE. 0184 will Tuesday night, when Jennie “I? ington University Hospital Fund. Barbara Troxell, soprano, The Symphony will perform MARIE WILSON. “MY FRIEND IRMA." ..JR^Cy, KATHARINE HEP- The final concert of the weekly present a varied program in West- Tourel gives her first recital in ROY ROGERS. “UNDER CALIFORNIA RIB/ 1:3°- 3:2S- this afternoon at 3:30 in the gym- STARS." series, held the Air Force Band ern School auditorium for Constitution Hall, the program f^7?35.A^4o!S by High nasium of the Catholic University, in the Lisner members of the will be printed. The noted singer Auditorium, took the Georgetown assisted by the University’s Wom- place last week. Concert Thursday night at was heard in the hall once before WARNER BROS. THEATERS IANCE Group en’s Glee Club. On at 2 LESSONS Friday 8:15. when she sang the title role of Fw Information Call REpabUc 08*0. p.m.. Sears Roebuck & Co. will “Carmen” with the Matinee the Washington ~~ Today All Theater. Since her graduation from present the orchestra in ■ Eastern '■ 1 --:-—. .IT'-' a., — Gain New Friends and Grand and has Popularity she was a Opera Company Curtis Institute, where High School in a for ANBASSADOB wiyne m Campbell's invites you to play oil appeared here several times at program Just in the hands of a student of Elizabeth Schumann, children. Jlma.” *tl:QO, put yourself 3 kinds of Records on the new affairs. 3:10, 6:16, S7:25, QAO. in private s Victor expert. They know the the young singer sang opera, • lightweight In the eight years since she AVALON secret of developing your confidence oratorio, and over the radio. She Boston SHERIDAN < came to this country, she has at- String Four and to speed you on your way to was a soloist with such orchestras 8?:20n-5D»fk" tained more than fame. She has The Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge master the newest and smartest HUDSON ELECTRONIC as the Philadelphia, New York won and held the and Foundation in the of Con- steps. Don’t wait, when new fun and with Sto- respect Library City Center, Leopold will *can come so En- admiration of all who have heard gress present the Boston t0 ***”•" popularity easily. kowski, and sang at the Montreal a:w: 1:~5~ her. Each generation has a few String Quartet in its local debut roll today. Festival in Canada, Sir Thomas musicians who reached the upper Thursday at 8:30 p.m. The art- • Beecham conducting. She ap- stratum of artistry but the list ists are Alfred Krips and Sheldon SKer^^Talvert• • peared in Town Hall and Car- PENN TIVOLI dance is not crowded at Rotenberg, da UPTOWN 1 C $4 A Hall New in Mexico present. Many violinists; Joseph Hepburn in negie in York, K*’th*^lne“ PHONOGRAPH bear the title of artist who have Pasquale, violist, and Alfred Zing- 7“’d5 1:16* 3:2«. 5:25, LESSONS City, was soloist with the New S-3?b’ no right to it considering the hera, cellist, members of the Bos- I U I II York Oratorio Society and Was Jeorge Murphyln “Bor- of their and ton Symphony Orchestra. CENTRAL the 1945 finalist in the Metro- quality mentality Here is your opportunity to learn a their to standards. The concert will be broadcast Auditions of the fidelity high smooth fox-trot or an exotic politan Opera waltz, - Miss Tourel seems never to have over Tickets are Air. WQQW-FM. rumba or samba at a low cost. disappointed musicians. To this distributed by the Snow Concert Helen will give critical circle, headed by Tosca- Bureau beginning tomorrow at 9KttfiS£E5»t 1:20, 3:25. B:!&r7:25, McGraw, pianist, 9:30.8all°r^ a recital in the National Gallery nini who selected her for the 8:30 a.m. Telephone reservations HONE Y™1?” ^Ethe In “Special IT'S PARTY TIME of feminine role in Berlioz’ "Romeo are accepted. ,at 1:00, 3:557«r5o! Art tonight at 8. pVK r in new donee at 2:20^20 S?5 G«onlma.“ foresting exhibitions meet people with other students and teachers ! KENNEDY 3une Haver In “Oh You 3:05, 5:10, of the Week 7:lBBSUlD0U’,,>tl:00- Open Daily, 1 to 10 p.m.—Sunday, 2 to 6 p.m. Music Programs mith's "Echo”: Vanderlip’s "Sil- BARBARA TROXELL, soprano, song NacARTHUR Josalind Ruts ell. TODAY. ver"; Sacco's "Rapunzel." recital. Western High School, 8:15 NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. In "Tell Tt ..framings SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, p.m. Mozart’s "Ridente la Calma.” “ HOWARD MITCHELL, conductor. NATIONAL "Das Veilchen,” "An 1:«* Neizhborhod Concert, Howard Mit- Chloe Bee- 3“l5,T|:20t7:VhS-30Ud,e' The Victor Dance Studios Catholic University Women’s Glee thoven’s "Ah. Perfldo”: Schubert’s chell, conductor, McKinley High Club, Rev. Russell Woollen, director, Bach-Berkowita "Die Junge Nonne”: Strauss’ "Du SAVOY Hunters," at 1:15, 1730 Connecticut Ave. Ml. 4340 8chool, 9 P.m. meines Herzens Kroenelein," "Mor- -W?!f Katherine Hansel, Rilla Rowe Mer- "Toccata, Fugue, C Minor”; Delius' vlne, soloists, assisting, Catholic gen,” "Staendchen": Bizet’s “Adleux “ The answer for ALL the new rec- the Paradise Oar- de l’hotesse C[iw^' University gymnasium, 3:30 p.m. "The Walk to Arabe”: Poulenc’s "Air 4*55^,'' Mendelssohn’s “Symphony Champetre”; Watts’ Ed- ords—ONE motor—ONE Debussy's "The Blessed Damozel’’; dens”; "Btresa”: pick-up Purcell-Barbirolli “Suite for No. 4, A Major, op. 90.” munds’ "Milkmaids.” "The Faucon": String"; 8argent’s "XX Century.” —A of Beethoven’s "Symphony No. 7.” ...______flip the finger and you TUESDAY. “Atlantis," SOLDIERS HOME SYMFHONETTE. army band. Captain have 78 RPM —45 RPM — ARTUR RUBINSTEIN, piano recital. Hugh Curry, 33»/3 Constitution Hall, -4 p.m. Program Franklin B. Charles, conductor. conductor. Richard Gregor pianist, SILVER T7acy, Katharine RPM. A to be announced from the stage Stanley Hall. 6:30 p.m. soloist. Departmental Auditorium. specially designed JENNIE TOUREL, soprano, song re- 8:15 p.m. Fillmore’s "Americans 1:30, 3:30. « Blb DORIS CUMBERLAND, soprano. PA- We”; Overture. 5:3^40. THREE tube delivers TRICIA SLAGLE, cital. Constitution Hall, 8:30 p.m. Weber’s "Oberon”: amplifier pianist. Barker che lorse al mlel di” from Santos’ "La Tarde"; Long’s "Ste- Hall, YWCA. 4:30 p.m. Bach’s “Ahi, YORK unusual volume and tone Cherubini's "Demofoonts”; “Oh phen Foster Rhapsody”: King's 1 *20*n?i *onra)l”okn quality "French Suite, E Major,” Chooin's Me” 'Purple Paaent March”: Newman’s 7:26, 9:30. I "Etudes, G flat, Sleep, Why Dost Thou Leave _5*26, op. 10, No. 6; E Purcell’s Street Scene”; Grainger’s “Molly —TWO needles. op. 25. No. 1: from Handel’s "Semele”; permanent flat, C Minor, op. Schu- on the Shore”; Rodgers' “There's 25, No. 12”; Brahms' "Man Is for Woman Made”; "Rhapsody, "Fischerwelse,” Nothing Like a Dame.” Army Band 4*13 M«t. N.W. G minor, op. 70, No. 2"; Debussy's bert’s “Wehmut,” Av#. Schmetterling,” "Du Blst die Chorus, Lt. Samuel Loboda, director; APEX "Arabesques in G and E,” "Prelude” "Der Cruger’s "Now Check ‘'Bel Dir”; "Una voce poco Thank We All Our these features: from “Pour le Piano,” Miss Slagle. Ruh,” God”; "The Hut o f from Rossini’s "The Barber of Baba-Yaga.” KETJ3URN Pergolesi’s “Se tu m’ami”: “D’Amor, fa” "The Great Gate of Kiev” from « 1=30, SuU’AU Rosee.” from Verdi’s "It Seville”; Moussorgsky s "Song and S¥*V5*& ADnAii^RIB’’ • Precision three-speed motor “Adieux Moussorgsky’s "Pictures at an Ex- Trovatore”; “Addlo dl Mimi” from Dances of Death”; Bizet’s hibition.’’ Selections Mr. Arabe”; Liszt's “Oh by Gregor 1331 H St. • 'Special dual Pucotni’s "La Boheme”; Hinde- de l'hotesse to be announced. ATLAS N.E, AT. S300 pick-up mith’s “The Whislin’ Thief”: Peel’s Quand Je dors”; “Oh, mon cher ouel diner” from ROSALIND • Hi-Gain three tube amplifier "The Early Morning”: Dougherty’s amant,” “Ah, 8IGMUND ROMBERG, orchestra, KIR- ROSM^h**»«£BSJ?**- "Sonatina”: Bovce’s "Tell Me. Love- Offenbach's "La Perlchole.” STEN KENYON, ly CHRISTINA CAR- ^ • Dc Luxe hardware Shepherd”; La Forge’s "Kitty of KAREL KA8E. baritone, song recital. ROLL. GAIL MANNERS, GENE Coleraine," Miss Cumberland .8:30 Gluck s MARVEY. soloists. • cabinet Central YMCA. p.m. Constitution WILLIAMS. ^ FAROO PHANTOM^' Streamlined all wood MAURICE EISENBERG, cello recital. “O del mio dolce ardor"; Handels Hall. 8:30 p.m. Phillips Gallery, 5 Beethoven’a fu”; Gordiglano's "Ogni Mmn. Av*. at • Available in of colors p.m. “Ombre mal THEATERS SENATOR Nanning variety "Sonata, A Major, op. 60": “Pre- Sabatc"; Schubert’s "Der Doppel- BOSTON STRING QUARTET. Library • Size—5V4xl3'/2xllV4 lude, Sarabande, Gavotte I and If” gaenger," “Wlegenlied.” "tJngeduld ; of Congress. 8:30 p.m. Mozart’s from Bach's “Suite, D Major.” un- Smetana’s "Do. Not Stone the "Quartet. D Minor. K. 421”: Bar- B. 1 MTNO^^rwrV8?^1^^ROTERT^uS?-THE judge,- accompanied: Stravinsky's "Aria, "By the Waters ber’s "Quartet, op. 11”: Debussy’s JtDi?fir•11.13, 3:23. 5:26. • Vi lbs. Prophets”; Dvorak’s, 7:36, 9:46 Weight—9 Serenade”; ProkoflefTs "Gavotte”: of Babylon,’’ "Turn Thee to Me ’: "Quartet, G Minor, oo. 10." A 1 b e n i i-Elsenberg VMalaguena”; “Bllck ich umher" from Wagner • K 28th A Alabama Av*. S.E. NAYLOR Hindemith's “Caprlccio”; Haydn's "Tannhauser”: scenes and arias from FRIDAY. Priced at Sonata, C Major." Dvorak’s "The Nymph’’ and "The HEP- only "Do Not Go, i^N^n^nW^S^AJUNE LEWIS ATWATER, organ recital. All Jacobins”: Hageman’s FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB. Kt 1:0°- 3=00. "When I Have ! Soul's Unitarian Church, 5 p.m. My Love”; Charles Gertrude Smallwood Mockbee. pianist; Program of Bach’s music. Organ: Sung My Songs”; Foster’s “Beautiful Helen Ainsworth, soprano; Dorothyn folk songs. i Enjoy New Pushback Be»t* “Fantasia, G Minor," "March,” Dreamer”; Czech Smith, violinist; Barker Hall. YWCA. | a.m. $34-95 “Sinfonia." Vocal: “Only Be Still,” 11:30 Brahms' "Sonata, F ."Uplift Your Heads.” WEDNESDAY. M.nor, cp. 5,” Mrs. Mockbee; Do- 1723 Khg S». Alex. 3443 ST. LUKE’S CHURCH CHOIR, Edward EDWIN N. C. BARNES, lecture recital. naudy’s "O Del mio amato ben”; REED ■ Parking Soact Worthington, director: Mount Zion Calvary Baptist Church. 7 p.m. “The Granados’ "El Maio discrete'; "O New and To- del credea hep* Home of the STEINWAY Piano Methodist Church, 5:30 p.m. Gaul's Renaissance—Today mirarti. from Bellini’s Va. Vt^ariwe “The Holy City.” morrow.” "La Sonnambula.” Vianesi’s "La 0000 LAWRENCE RICHARD MARINE BAND SYMPHONY ORCHES- Rosignol." Mrs. Ainsworth; Franck's *• SEARS, organ "Sonata, in A.” Miss Smith. V1RGINIA recital. St. Patrick's Church, 7 p.m. TRA. MaJ. William F. Santelmann, M*mo,T!BlvxXlT' Whether are a an Mullat’s “Toccata”; Couperin's leader; Marine Barracks. 8:16 p.m. Lex. GENE you youngster, NATIONAL KELLY, PRANK*NK rtnatpa "Chaconne”; Couperin le Grand’s “Prelude” to Wagner's “The Master- SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.

A 8INATRA’ "ON TH^TOWN Children’s Concert, Howard YES-SIREE!oldster (or in between) YOU CAN be- “Elevation,” “Ollertoire Sur Les singers of Nuremberg”; Wolf-Fer- Mitchell, something Grands Jeux.” rarl’s “The Jewels of the Madonna”; conductor; Eastern High School, THE VILLAGE Walker. 2 p.m. First Movement, Mozart’s RICHMOND come an dance DON HELEN McGRAW, piano recital. Na- "Fantasie.” Mark -^ov- interesting, popular partner. utist; "Variations on a "Haftner” Symphony: First Move-

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