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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1958)
UO Musicum plans music from Europe Early 17th century Italian and German music will be played by the University Collegium Mu sicum Dec. 1 in its annual recital according to Edmund Cykler, pro gram director. Small ensembles from music school classes and from outside the University will perform at the recital in the School of Music auditorium beginning at 8 p.m. Violinist, pianist due for recital Lawrence Maves. violinist and William Woods, pianist, will stive a public musical recital Sunday afternoon in the School of Music auditorium. This faculty recital program be gins at 4 p.m. and will feature “Sonata in A minor." a compo sition by Nicolo Pasquali. followed by “Sonata in F minor Op. 80," a work by Serge Prokofiev. Use Emerald Classified Ads— Phone DI 2-1411. Ext. 618 feEiw© CXmros t: A s O K ft F.' i N S fenfsLzdtoHe COJ.OR HI -FIDELITY PHOTO FINISHING Stern to play with Portland Symphony Isaac Stem, one of the world's most* famous violinists, will ap pear with the Portland Symphony orchestra at the Portland Civic Auditorium, Dec. 1. The orches tra will be under the direction of Theodore Bloomfield. Stern will play Bach's Violin Concherto in A Minor and Pro kofieff's Concerto No. 2 in G Minor. In addition, the orches tra will perform Mendlessohn's Symphony No. 4 and Kodaly's “Hary Janos" suite. Two years ago Stern made in ternational headlines when he ac cepted an invitation from the U S. State Department to tour Soviet Russia. Some 20,000 per sons were turned away from his last concert in Moscow. Stern returned in late October of this year from a European tour which included nine Euro pean countries.He appeared at nearly every major European fes tival, including the Brussels World Fair. 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ENTERTAINMENT Power led bold, romantic life By BOB THOMAS A I* Motion Picture Writer HOLLYWOOD <*l — Tyrone Power, the ideal lover on the screen, led nn equally romantic career in real life. Ilia Rood looks. Ids gracious manner and worldllness swayed the hearts of some'of Holly - wood'K moat famous beauties. Yet hla last love was a com plete unknown to the movie world. Tyrone's first Hollywood love was Sonja Hetiie. the sparkling cyed skater from Norway and his co-star in “Thin Ice.’ Friends ex pected them to marry. Never too old But Sonja went to Norway and Ty began dating Janet Gaynor. They almost reached an engage ment too, but broke off And he began escorting Arlcen Whelan. His propensity for dating his co stars was borne out with Norma Shearer “Marie Antoinette," Lor retta Young “Love is News" And Annabeila “Suez.” Often his romances were with actresses older than himself, as was the case with Aniutlieliu. She was divorced and had a 9 year-old daughter. Desperately In love, Tyrone and Annabeila inarrhs! when Power was M. "Married to her,” Tyrone de clared after a year, “riches never cease.” Annabeila found him a differ ent man when he returned from the war. "Freedom’s the greatest thing in the world to me," he said, and their marriage ended after seven years and no children. Ty Torrid "Ty Power’s the only man I've ever loved." This bold statement came from Lana Turner as she and Ty engaged in a torrid ro mance between marriages. She proved her point by vanishing from the set of "Green Dolphin Street” And turning up in the heart of Mexico where he was filming "Captain from Castllh-" They might have married, ex cept that Ty was not yet free from Annubella. A* wuh often the case with Lana. the romance cooled anil they went separate ways. l.lndu Christian had known Ty slightly in Hollywood. So when the ambition* lieauty from Mexico discovered he was staying in the same hotel In ltoine, she telephoned him. They met for cocktail*, and unother tumultuous romance In-Kan. They married shortly there after. They had two daughters and a fast life in various capitals of the world. Hollywood whispered that while Ty was working abroad she was being escorted by a young Britisher. Kdmund Purdom. The end finally came w-hen she testi fied in tears that Ty liked to take trips but not with her. Her attorney estimated the settlement at.over a million dollars. (.iris, girls, girls Ty continued his travels and gloried in the single life. Last year In Mexico City he told me: "I'm very happy the way I am now. I know several girls here and there who are excellent com pany and who have no thoughts of matrimony. Those who do are quickly discovered and elimi nated." Vet he again married, this time to u non-professional. Mis sissippi in-lie Ib-hhle Smith Mlnardos. I.a*i June, they an nounced happily that they were expecting a child in February. She had a daughter of her own by a previous marriage, and they were hoping tor a son. PATRONIZE TOUR • ADVERTISERS • ENDS SUNDAY \ U-CM [>’•»«-< l« MOM C»Uf»» «1 MONTGOMERY CLIFT ELIZABETH TAYLOR EVA MARIE SAINT , . , WGtL MIBB • Ui MtfVM • P«it t* technicolor’ 2nd TOP HIT! M-G-M. Elvis AT HIS GREATEST! in his first big dramatic singing role! 1 e! " P1W 2860 WILLAMETTE IPltom 4.41S2 DRIVE-IN THEATRE
