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Thm Statesman. Salem, Orsxyon. Sundory. OctobT 19. 19S2 S
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Music for Today l - -
N. Y. Philharmonic Begins Series
;Oh AU; Kirsten; Iturbi Lisd: -;
By MAXIXE BTJKEN
Statesman Music Editor
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Dimitri Mitropoulos -will direct the New York Philharmonic
"Sym phony in a new series of concerts on CBS beginning today.
George London will sing the title role in excerpts from "Boris
GodouIloft', Mr. .London tings his own JngUsh translation ot
the role.' ' '' i ' t- , 1 -in
Featured on NBC Monday will be Cesare Si epL, basso, Jose
Iturbi, pianist, and Dorothy Kirsten.! Miss Kirsten also sings to
night on the Standard Hour. ; ,; ,
. Programs today will be: . i ' J ji.
11 a. m. on CBS "The Sym
phonette,' conducted by Mishel
Piastro. Joseph Schuster, cello
solo. Mishel Piastro, violin sola
March dea Amourcux Ganna
.-Selections from "Thau" Massenet
. FrotA San Domingo Benjamin
Miniature ; Drdia .
iDojbt - -GUnka
WoUn'a Farwll and Fir Music,
from "Die Walxuere"
. Tret Joii . WaUIWulel
ll:30NanCBS New York Phil-harmonic-Syrriphony.
Dimitri
Mitropoulos, conductor. James
Fassett, intermission host.
George Londo n,. intermission
guest. ; . ;-
, Overture to Fidelio '. Beethoven
Excerpts from "Boris Godounof r '
! , Moussorgsky '
(Arrangement of Rimsky-Korsa-
koff. 19081- -
- The Schola Cantorum con
ducted by Hugh Ross.
8:30 on CBS The Choraliers,
conducted by Eugene LowelL
Nino Ventura, tenor-soloist. .
Stouthearted Men Romberg .
Oh, Promise Me De Koven
Dark town Strutters Ball- Brooks
Alexander' t Ragtime Band
v iu. Berlin
Sweet and Low Hill
; Say It With MusicT- -Berlin
Jeannine. I Dream of
Time
Lilac
... Shilkret
Drams in Mv Heart ,..Youman
8:30 i on NBC The Standard
Hour, j with Soprano Dorothy
Kirsten and tenor Brian Sulli
van, with the San Francisco Op
era orchestra directed by Gaeta
no Merola.
i Obiron: Overture Weber
' Martha: M'appart Jlotow
1 -i Mr. Sullivan
1 Manon Lescaui:
Sola, Perduta. Abbandonata
i , Puccini
Miss Kirsten
Madam Butterfly: Act I: Duet
i. . :.i Puccini
. (Miss Kirsten and Mr. Sullivan)
Manon Lescaut:' Intermezzo No. 3
'. v' ! f- Puccini
Wert her: Pourquoi Me Reveiller?
, i. Massenet -.
Mr. Sullivan
LaTraviata:-Act V: Duet ..Verdi
(Miss Kirsten and Mr. Sullivan)
Monday proerams are:
-4:3& on NBC The Voice of
Firestone, Cesare SiepL basso, is
guest, Howard Barlow conducts
the Firestone Symphony orches
tra, t
Washington Post March .Sousa
w . i Chorus and Orch.
One Alone, from
"Desert Song" ......Romberg
' i Siepi and Orch.
Freddie and His Fiddle,
from "Song of Norway" ..
Wright-Grieg
Chouxi and Orch.
A O tu Palermo, from
"Sicilian Vespers" Verdi
Ay Ay Ay , Freir
i , Siepi ' '
Ov. Le Gaid . ; Thomas
:. Orchestra
' Tarantella Sincera ..de Crescenz
( SieDi and Chorus
8:30 on FBC The Railroad
V Hour,? Gordon MacRae and Dor
othy Kirsten, soprano, in. "Nau
ghty f Marietta," composed by
Victor Herbert.
Tranap, Tramp, Trtmp
Neath the Southern Moon
Ah. Sweet Mystery of Love
Naufhty Marietta
Italian Street Song
I'm Falling in Love with Someone
8:30 On NBC The Railroad
Hour Donald Voorhees leading
- the Bell Symphonic orchestra.
Jose Iturbi, pianist, is guest ar
tist, i V f . .
The Way You Look Tonight,
from Swingtime" I Kern
" Orchestra
Allegro de Concierto Granadoa
WaJU No. 14 in E Minor Chopin
, I Iturbi ,
Symphony In C - Final van
ti Orchestra
Concerto in D Minor Finale
Mozart
Iturbi and Orchestra
eon Will
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Honor! Pasl
Presidents
Past presidents will be the hon
or guests . at the Salem Woman's
Club, luncheon meeting Friday
afternoon at the clubhouse at 12:30
p. m. A boards meeting will pre
cede at 11:30 a. m. with Mrs. Carl
Chambers presiding,
-The program is entitled Fond
Memories," with past presidents
participating. I iThe music will be
numbers by Miss Ethel Lou Stan
ek, cellist, and: Miss Gladys Blue,
pianist.
Mrs. Frank' Marshall heads the
luncheon committee, assisted by
Mrs.; Ralph A. DaMetz, Mrs.
Claude H. Glenn, Mrs. Roma C.
Hunter, Mrs.! Harlan Judd, Mrs.
Carl Staats, Mrs. James H. Allen
by, Mrs. L Ri Chandler, Mrs. R. D.
Lytle, Mrs. Verne L. Ostrander
and Mrs. W. W. Woodruff.
Messiah Rehearsal
Begins on Monday
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Plans of the Salem Oratorio So
ciety to make its tenth annual
presentation of Handel's Messiah
during the holiday season were an
nounced this; week by Chairman
Roy Dahlen. is
First rehearsal at Waller Hall
on Monday, October 20, is expect
ed to bring out many new choirs
of choral singers, he says. Exper
ienced soloists: and choristers will
be welcomed, according to Dean
Melvin Ueistj director. About 300
persons! are expected to appear in
tne uecember production.
Committee : chairman announ
ced for i the society's activities are
finance, Dr. 11 E. Barrick; music,
miss Lena Belie Tartar: member
ship, Mrs. Charles Sherman: pub
licity, Silas Gaiser; stage, Frank
K. DeWitt; property, Marvin Roth.
Members of Bethel 35, Job's
Daughters will meet Monday night
ax .Beaver nau at 7au . p. m.
Friendship night will be observed
with members of Bethel 34, Inde
pendence, and Bethel 43, Salem,
invited as guests.
Honor Guests
At Reception
One of the largest social affairs
of the weekend will be the golden
wedding reception this afternoon
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Roma C.
Hunter. Hosts for the occasion are
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Harris Lietz, and grand
son, Robert Hunter Lietz. The af
fair will be held at the Scottish
Rite Temple with friends invited
through the press to call between
3 and 8 o'clock. i .
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter were mar
ried in Waldo Hills at the home
of her brother-in-law and sister, j
the late Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hall. !
They have resided in Salem ever
since. Among the guests who at
tended the wedding expected) to
be present for the celebration jare
Mrs. Cyrus Hewitt, Salem, who
was the honor attendant, Mrs.
William Burt Powell, Agate Beach,
Mrs. Ralph Linville, Yachats, Oren
Hall, Portland. Hubert Hall, Sweet
Home, Mrs. A. A. Keene, Salem,
and Joseph Smith, Portland, bro
ther of Mrs. Hunter. Miss Clover !
Miller of Oakland, Calif, long-
time friend of the couple, has come ?
north for the occasion. I
The golden weds will receive; in-:
formally with their son-in-law and
daughter. Greeting guests at jthe j
door will be Bobby Lietz, Martha
and Jean Minto, Douglas Mihto, j
Douglas Simmons and Sande Tom- :
linson. : J j
Assist at Reception ' :
Presiding at the coffee urns Will
be Mrs. John Neef, Mrs. William
Burt, Mrs. Gene Hoss, Mrs. Cecil
Kerns, Mrs. Rex W." Davis and
Miss Pearl Macy. At the punch
bowl will be Mrs. E. H. Kennedy,
Mrs. Richard A. Meyer and Mrs.
Burton A. Myers. Inviting guests
into the dining room will be Mrs.
Grace Johnson, Mrs. Ward C. Da
vis, Mrs. Phillip Holmes, Mrs.
Percy R. Kelly, Miss Estelle Ron
nie and Miss Agnes Bayne. In
charge of the dining room will be
Mrs. Hugh Taylor, Mrs. Albert T.
Anderson, Mrs. C. Lester Newman
and Mrs. B. E. Owens. j
Assisting in the dining room and
serving will be Mesdames Jack
Carlon, Floyd Colburn, D. A. Em
erson, Ralph SipprelL Hope Ed
wards, Delight Skewis, Peter Stol
tenberg, Ellis Von Eschen, William
H. Paulus, Leo Johnson, Leslie
Burdette, Burdette Collins, Chester
Olson, Henry A. Simmons, John
Ficklin, William Schlitt, William
J. Braun, George BagnalL, T. Har
old Tdmlinson, A. L. Adolphson,
Ralph Steele, F. G. Rankin, Ralph
H. Campbell and Miss Arlene
Sholseth. , i
Passing the guest book will be
Mrs. Pauline Keeling and Mrs.
William Asbby. Passing the mints
will be Melina Keeling, Nancy Jo
Colburn, Diana Pearcy, Mary Lin
da Doerfler, Phobe Lou Braun and
Kaye Tomlinson. ;
The AAUW Literaiore group
will meet Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Nora Thompson,
460 N. Winter St., at I p. m. Mrs.
Charles Cole is the assisting hos
tess. Mrs. Charles Ratcliff will
review "Sea Around Us." ' I
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