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Russian Musical Audience
Appreciative
By FRED DANZIG
UPI SI!' Writer
NEW YORK ' LPI The faces
belonged lo Kussiuns. young and
old, but the expressions were
thoroughly familiar.
Thanks to TV, we have seen
Mich ra;X, sublime expres.iiorui on
uur own young aid old utter ex
Insure lo perlonnaes by I.eo-iia-d
Bernstein and the New York
Philharmonic.
The first of four concerts by
this famed team was filmed in
Moscow during a recent tour and
-hewn Sunday r.ight on CBS-TV.
It was a rewarding, captivating
hour.
Bernstein told his Russian au-
d ence, "Americans and Russians
simply love each other's music."
He proceeded to prove his point
with some musical evidence in
compositions from both nations
Similarities also were readily ap
parent as his great orchestra per
formed excerpts from Copland's
"Billy the Kid'' ballet suite and
Sliostakovich's Seventh Sym
phony. The camera caught superb
closeups of audience members
and moved into the orchestra it
self to heighten the cogency of
the moment. Bernstein's own pas
sions and gestures, although
somewhat theatrical-looking at
times, certainly added to my un
derstanding of the music.
The sponsor Ford kept the
commercials to a bare minimum.
Perhaps the only wrong note
came when Attorney Joseph N.
Welch delivered a talk on citizen
ship. His lecture was well-intentioned
but did nothing to heighten
the orchestra's dramatic impact.
Telethons for worthy causes
may have been rendered obsolete
hy NBC-TV's one-hour tribute to
Eleanor Hoosevelt on her dia
mond jubilee Sunday night. A
blunt fund-raising pitch for a new
cancer research institute, the pro
gram had Arthur Godfrey as host
and offered gracious entertain
ment, carefully planned and exe
cuted by numerous stars and va
rious public figures. It served as
an example of how TV shows of
this type can be presented with
out developing into maudlin, rau
cous or tiresome affairs.
Cary Grant, who created the
movie role of Mr. Lucky, wouldn't
star in the TV series about the
gentleman gambler, so John Viv
yan, whose chin is equally indent
ed, landed the job. The CBS-TV
series, premiered on Saturday, is
a Peter Gunn look-alike. But this
Is natural since it is assembled by
the slick lads of Spartan produc
tions, the grantophiles who gave
us Gunn. Spartan means frugal,
severe, and this describes the act
ing, plot and dialogue in the
lucky-son-of-a-Gunn format. The
settings are more opulent, since
the hero must be a night person,
suave and sex-reeking. Vivyan
manages to somnambulate
through some shattering experi
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This log is made up from information by Television Statlom end Its
accuracy cannot be guaranteed
Of Bernstein
ences with a supercilious smile or
boisterous laughter. It's all very
dreamlike and. since the gamble
appears to have been taken out
of this combination, TV s new
gambling man should stick
around for a while. The cards are
stacked for him.
Th Channel Swiir: Tom Tully
will portray his old role of In
spector G:eb when he returns tc
CBS-TV's The Lineup, as a spe
cial guest, in the Wednesday.
Nov. 4 episode. Ray Jacobs, who
is Danny Thomas' brother and as
sistant director of Danny's Mon
day night CBS-TV show, gets ai
acting role in the Nov. 9 half
hour. Orson Bean has joined the cast
of "Miracle on 34th Street," which
NBC-TV presents on Friday, Nov.
27 with Ed Wynn starring as Kris
Kringle. British star Robert Mor
ley is filming, "Specialty of the
House." for a forthcoming CBS
TV Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
The title of Jackie treason's book
about TV is, "Go On Red," which
means, "when the camera light is
red, we're on the air'. Margaret
O'Brien and Gene Raymond star
in "Big Doc s Girl." on the U.S.
Steel Hour Wednesday, Nov. 4.
Free Speech, Like Free Snuff,
Is Trademark Of U.S. Senate
By FRANK ELEAZER
UniUd Press International
WASHINGTON (UPI) -r There
may be a number of institutions
more bound by tradition than the
U.S. Senate, where the members
are still presumed to dip snuff.
One I can think of is the U. S.
Supreme Court, where a circum
spect lawyer would be highly em
barrassed to sneeze.
Senators tend to be lawyers of
course. But all concerned think
it's just as well they practically
never push their right to turn up
in court across the street and ac
tually argue a case.
Thether day. one did.
And though the formal discus
sion that day was all about tide
lands, and who owns the oil un
derneath, the whispered conversa
tion was about what happened
when the irresistable force finally
met up with the immovable body.
Cherish Free Speech
Next to keeping fresh snuff in
the boxes, free speech is the Sen
ate's most cherished tradition.
Once on his feet and talking, a
senator can't be stopped till he
drops.'Court tradition makes no
provision for snuff. And except
for the justices' questions, it runs
sharply to keeping things short.
Court convenes at noon, quits
at 2, reconvenes at 2:30, and two
RED TIDE EASING
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPII
The fish-killing red tide ap
peared to be easing along 150
miles of southwest Florida coast
today.
By the La Grande Observer.
Obterver, La Grande, Ore.,
Side Glances
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"I like to tread softly among rare old things. Besides,
I can't browse another minute in these shoes!"
hours later is through for the
day. The lawyer is lucky who
gets 30 minutes to talk. He slan-Js
at a lectern on which is printed
a warning to start winding up
when a white light shows under
his nose. When a red light comes
on five minutes later, the law
yer is told, he has just concluded
his statement.
There is nothing in the rec
ord to show that Sen. Spessard L.
Holland (D-Fla.) Is any windier
than the average of his Senate
colleagues. It can be said at
least that he doesn t speak often.
He appeared in court to lay claim
for Florida to more of the tide
lands than the government wants
to turn loose.
Holland Suggests Delay
The court kindly gave him an
hour.
Holland was called to the lec
tern at 4:20 p.m. He looked at
the clock and suggested that the
court might want to wait till to
morrow to hear him, so he
wouldn't have to quit just as he
got into his case.
Justice Hugo L. Black, who was
presiding, said the senator better
take his 10 minutes now. Holland
did, and hinted in closing that
maybe the court wanted today to
sit late, and let him continue.
Black said firmly the court would
hear hhn further tomorrow.
Tomorrow came and, with 50
minutes to go, the senator spoke
regretfully of his limited time. He
said apologetically he would have
to forego some details. What with
the justices questions, he was
just hitting his oratorical stride
when the white light showed on
the lectern, all too soon switch
ing to red.
I see, the senator said, in an
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understatement that was, up to
then, the day's record, "that I
have very little time left."
Black, in the interest of comity
between the coordinate branches
of government, deftly replied: "If
your time is up, you go
uhead."
Some lawyers present viewed
this as a cue to wind up in a
sentence or two. "Well. I'll make
it as short as I can," was the
perfectly natural way the senator
viewed it.
Stirs Court Spectators
The clerk, in accordance with
the red light.
"I shall not belabor the point...
"the senator was saying a tew
minutes later when the signals
again turned to red.
"I will have to proceed more
rapidly than I had expected," the
senator said.
"I'm afraid, senator," said
Black finally, easily topping Hol
land's earlier record for under
statement, "that your time is
about up."
"May I trespass only in this
regard," Holland went on, as law
yers, justices, clerks and the
more private spectators stirred, "if
the court wil indulge me. One
more statement and I am
through."
He made it and quit, 18 min
utes late.
You could tell the court must
have been shaken. Anyway, it
awarded an extra 13 minutes to
the government, which in its
wildest dreams wouldn't, have
asked it. ...
So the irresislable tide of sena
torial oratory had collided with
the immutable limitations of the
high court. As I always figured it
would, something gave.
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