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De Paur Infantry Chorus (Fifth in the Major Concert Series)

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TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2 L, 194-8

DE PAUR INFA TRY CHORUS

Leonard de Paur, Conductor

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Today's children ha\'e been raised on the Golden Books. Now they'll be able to hear their fn\'oritc <; l ory book characters on golden 12 f or 3.48 color records they can play themselves. ~f a n y of the records have classical music selections that appeal to youn gsters. ~f a il and tele­ phone orders w ill be filled on 12 or more. 29c A&S \IusJ<.: Cc:.lll'r, E1ghll1 Floor. Call i\lain 5-6000 each 4 Kupy imported originals ... exclusiveIll ours rn• Brooklll•· Better Coat.,, Suits-Loeser's Second floor Also at Loeser's-Garden City

TilEDE 1'-\1 H l'\1 \'\'IH\ ( IIOHI.., I \ uniqtw group mad!' up of tl111 l)­ fi\C· \ pgro Vl'lt·ran.., of tlw la..,l \\ar \\ho '-ang for l nitc·d . 'tate ·.., troop.., all ovc·1 tlw world frotll n •motc· Jwo J ima to hJt tc·n·d Bc·rl in. Bandc·d togc·t hc •J un­ der tlw diu·f'tiun of tiH·ir forrn<'J c·ap­ tain. Leonard de· Paur. the "li (W I h ..,ing c•r.., are nm' on their ..,<·<·ond im~tu •n.., c · l} "llCT<'""ful ci\ ilian c·onc·c•rt LOlli. l.c·on­ ard de Paur fir..,t attraf'tc·cl attc·ntion in mu..,ical circle.., a-.. a..,..,cwiate conductor of the H all .I ohn~on Choir and latc·r a.., choral leadrr of the tein-Thomson fantasy opera. Four aints in Tlure lr·ts. ::\lore recent!), he organized th effecthe choruc;; in \1o._.., llart' \\ar play. Jf inged 1 ictory. Th young memb r of th choru-,_ all in their twenti<'-... aH· ]arg ly college train , cl and many of them are carrying on graduate L11d ic·.., in mu ic. inging together ince 1912. the new en<.;emhl<' ha bec·n di cipli1wd by a resourceful and en:,.i tive leadt'r into an in-.Lrument of lwautiful pn·c·Jsllm. capable of remarkable hadings of tonal hur and d namic

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