Tluiic or Today
All-Strauss Program on CBS; Opera
To Be ''Aida"; Frdcescatti Heard
Next Saturday'! opera from the stage of the Metropolitan Opera
House will be Verdi's "Aida." Columbia will feature Dmitri Metro
poulos and the New York Symphony today in in all-Strauss program
and NBCs orchestra will be under Guido CantellL The following
are today's programs:
11:00 a.m. on CBS The sym-
phonette, with Mishel Pustro
conducting. ;
1130 a.m. on CBS New York
Philharmonic -Symphony, Dimitri
Mitropoulos, conductor. James
Fassett, ; commentator. All-Richard
Strauss program.
Prelude to Act III,
"Arabella" Strauss
Sinfonia Domestica, Opus
53 iL Strauss
Suite from "Die Frau ohne
Scbatten' Strauss
3:30 on NBC Symphony Or
chestra conducted by Guido Can
tellL .
Cenerentola Overture .Rossim
Symphony No. 4 in
F" Minor Tchaikovsky
8:30 on NBC The Standard
Hour, Vivian Delia Chiesa as so
loist and William. Steinberg con
ducting the Standard Symphony
Orchestra.
Leonore: Overture
No. 3 i Beethoven
Ch'io mi scordi di te ..Mozart
Miss Delia Chiesa
Siete Cancion es Poulares
Espanolas: Jota deFalla
Miss Delia Chiesa
Triana Albenix
SvmDhonv No. 1. in D
Maior: Scherzo Mahler
Era La Vo Sadero
Miss Delia Chiesa
Canto Vie Primavera ..Cimara
Miss Delia umesa
The Mastersinsers:
Prelude i Wagner
Monday urograms re:
5:30 on NBC stations but not
carried in Portland, The Voice
ef Firestone with guest soloist,
Patrice Munsel and Howard Bar
low conducting the orchestra and
chorus. ; '
8:30 on NBC The Railroad
Hour starring Gordon MacRae,
with guest soprano Nadine Con
ner. Carmen Dragon directs the
orchestra in "Through the Years
by Youmans.
9:00 on NBC The Telephone
Hour presenting Zino Frances-
catti, violinist, with Donald Voor-
hees conducting.
Hora Staccato Dinicu-Heifetz
Orchestra
Concerto in E Minor Second
Movement .Mendelssohn
Francescatti and Orchestra
Tales from the Vienna
Woods . Strauss
' Orchestra
Caprice
No. , 20 ' Paganini-Kreisler
Humoresque ..Dvorak-Kreisler
The Flight of the Bumble
Bee :
Rimsky-Korsakov-Hartmann
Francescatti; and Orchestra
Next Saturday, Zinke Milanov
will sing the title role in Aida on
ABC beginning at 11 o'clock.
Cast as Amneris is Fedore Bar
beiri and Margaret Roggero as
i the Priestess. Lubomir Vichego-
nov is Radames, Jerome Hwes,
Ramfis, Leonard Warren, Amo
nasro. 3:30 on CBS The Philadelphia
Orchestra, conducted by Eugene
Ormandy. Rudolf Serkin, piano
soloist
Symphony No. 23 in D major
(K. 181) Mozart
Concerto No. 1 in C major for
Piano tc Orchestra Beethoven
Mrs. E. G. Sanders is announc
ing a meeting of committee and
co-chairmen of the "World Day
of Prayer" program to be held
Tuesday morning at 9:30 a.m. at
the Bright Spot Cafe. Final plans
will be made for the observance
by the Salem Council of Church
Women.
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Change Mood
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By; MAXINE BUREN
Statesman Music Editor
In record1 listening we've come
to notice RCA's 10-inch Concert
CameosThese smaller and there
fore quicker-playing records have
distinct place in the record li
brary, for one can change the
mood easier than on the longer
play discs. SThis week we heard
three excellent recordings; Horo
witz plays Chopin, including Noc
turn No: 5 In F Sharp and Mazur
ka No. 26 in G Sharp Minor and
others.
Another ;was Opera Without
Singing on which Arthur Fiedler
and His Boston Pops plays music
written for voice. In the Sextette
from Lucia, for instance, the
trombones lare the male voices.
the strings, the female. In the
Soldiers: Chorus from Faust, the
brasses will thrill hi-fidelity lis
teners, f
The Ode to Joy, another Cameo
is the 4th movement of Beethov
en's Ninth! and played by the
RCA orchestra under Toscanini.
Singers f include Eileen Ferrell
and Nan Merriman.
The i First Piano Quartet's
Gershwin, Strauss and Liszt and
Romberg Plays Operetta Gems
are also in this Cameo series.
Mozart Music
We also beard two Mozart Tec
ords, Quintet in B, K174 with the
Pascal String Quartet and a guest
violinist, atid Qintet in C, K515
on a Mercury disc and Symphony
no. 38 in ft, K5Q4 (Prague) and
Symphony 34 in C, K33S by Raf
ael Kubelik and the Chicago Sym
phony, also by Mercury,
Vaughn William's Capitol disc,
Five Tudor: Portraits failed to in
terest us. Recorded directly from
a performance during the First
Pittsburgh International Contem
porary Festival on Musical set
tings for poems by John Skelton,
the choral work lacks the clear-
cut effects; we have come to ex
pect in hew records
Fanst is Fine
Opera1 of the week was a good
one. We heard the newly released
RCA four-record album of Faust.
Victoria de Los Angeles as Mar
guerite f and Nieolai Nedda as
Faust were excellent, but it seems
to us that Boris Christoff as Me
phistopheles is the star of the
production! His voice, though
heavy, is in perfect key and of
pleasing quality. The recording.
made just last summer in Paris,
is truly hi-fidelity. The chorus
and orchestra of Theatre National
de l'Opera are heard in the re
cording. Incidentally the Walpur-
gis Night tcene rarely heard out
side France, but included in the
Met s performance this year, is
in this recording.
The Garfield Mothers and Dads
will meet Tuesday night at the
school at 7; 45 p.m. Mason D. Mc
Quiston of the state department of
education ;Will speak on the "Pi
lot Program tor uuted and Men
tally Retailed Children." Mr. Mc
Quiston is director of this program
and will tell about the various ap
proaches td this specialized field
THE MOST! BASIC DISCOVERY!
OF YOUK BEAUTY LIFETIME!
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Bancf Concert on
Tuesday at Temple
A concert will be given by the
Salem Shrine Club Band on Tups
day night at the Scottish Rite Tem
ple at I o'clock. Free, and open to
the public, the- concert win be
full hours' 'entertainment
Vernon Wiscarson directs the
band of 40 players from over the
valley, as far as CorvaHis and
Sweet Home. Included in the band
personnel, I are professional and
amateur musicians. Eight are or
chestra or choral directors in their
own ngnciAii are Masons.
Supplementing the band pro
gram, will be a group of numbers
by Salem High School Girls Glee
Club.. Howard Miller will direct
them. -: I " ; I
Carl Armpriest is president : of
the band,!! Harold McCoy, secre
tary-treasurer and Eric Fitrsim-
ons, librarian. Raymond Carl is
assistant director.
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Dancing Clubs
Parties i
For Weekend
Several ; dancing clubs have
slated formal parties for the com
ing weekend.
The Bon Heur Club's dance
will be Friday night at the VFW
Hall between 9 and 12 o'clock.
New members being welcomed
by the club are Mr. and Mrs. Al
Robison, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bot
ing, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Roth. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Wyrick, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wolke and Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Goddard. I
The committee for the evening
includes Dr. and Mrs. Estill
Brunk, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs.
Wendell Willmarth, Mr. and Mrs.
John French, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. George
Malstrom and Mr. and Mrs. L. V.
Shafer. J I
Town Club Dinner Dance
The Town Club's February
dinner dance will be an event
of Saturday night in the Gold
Room of the Marion Hotel. Fol
lowing the social hour and
o'clock dinner dancing will, be
to the music of Harry Wesely's
orchestra.-
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Randall
are heading the directorate for
the evening, assisted by Mr. and
Mrs. Emery Hobbs and Mr. and
Mrs. Byron Mennis.
Carousel Club Dance
The Carousel Club's February
dance is slated for Saturday
night at the Izaak Walton Club
house from 9 to 12 o'clock. Urs
Wolfer and his orchestra . will
play for dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Buxton
are chairmen of the committee
for the evening and assisting are
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Beard, Mr,
and Mrs. (Pete C 'Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Put man. Mr,
and Mrs. i Frank McKinney, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Reynolds and Mr,
and Mrs. Estel Brown. h
Katims to Direct
Seattle Symphony
Milton Katims, who has been
an NBC i conductor since 1947,
has been appointed conductor
and music director of the Seattle
Symphony Orchestra for the 1954-
55 season; In addition, the Amer
ican conductor will direct the
Houston Symphony Orchestra for
a month next season as a guest
conductor.
Katims J has had wide success
with many orchestras in this
country as well as in Europe and
Israel.
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Meclicb Wives
To Meet for
Dinner
Members of the Marion-Polk
County Medical Auxiliary . will
meet in three! different homes for
no-host dinners and a social eve
ning while their husbands attend
the regular Medical Society meet
ing on Tuesday evening at 6:30.
The three groups of women will
go to the homes of Mrs. William
jdbeck. 3845 Pringle" Road; Mrs.
John Meadows, , S55 Pennway
Drive (State 1 Hospital Grounds):
and Mrs. Harmon Harvey, at 625
West Salem Heights Ave.
Assisting Mrs. Lidbeck will be
Mrs. Stanley! Davis, Mrs. Irvin
Kill, and Mrs. Harold Schneider.
Mrs. Joseph Treleaven and Mrs.
Rudolph Rosenfeld will assist Mrs
Meadows and Mrs. Harvey has
asked Mrs. Woodson Bennett and
Mrs. Gordon Steinfeld to assist
her.
All three hostesses are asking
their guests to bring items for
use in the occupational therapy
department of the Oregon State
Hospital Many discarded house
hold articles can be put to excel
lent use in this department Some
indicated items are: ou paints,
brushes, children's patterns and
blouse patterns, and yardage of
one-half yard or over, transfers,
cotton and wool yarns, scissors
and odds and ends of braid and
trimmings of all kinds.
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Miss DaMetz,
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Mr. Humphrey
En
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. DaMetz
are announcing the engagement oi
their daughter, Carol Elizabeth, to
A 2c James ' Richards Humphrey
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James
R. Humphrey.
Miss DaMetz is a senior at Sa
lem High SchooL Her fiance grad
uated from Salem High School and
attended Willamette University
prior to entering the Air Force
He is stationed at the Interna
tional Air base in Portland.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The Kingwoad American Le
gion Auxiliary will meet at the
Kingwood Legion Hall Thursday
night at 8 p.m. for a dutch auc
tion and cake walk.
gaged
Leslie Circles 'Meet Wednesday
Two circles oi the Leslie Meth
odist Church have slated meet
ings for Wednesday at 1:30 p.m.
The Evelyr deVries circle will
meet with Mrs. Sadie Henderson,
309 S. Liberty St, with Mrs. E.
A. Rhoten assisting. Mrs. Mason
Bishop will lead the devotions
and Mrs. Letha McRae will pre-
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The Edna Holder Circle will
meet with Mrs. Carl BelL 720 W.
Browning Ave. with-Mrs. Carl
Graves the assisting hostess. Mrs.
,C F. French will lead the de
votions and Mrs. T. O. Adams is
in charge of the program.
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Members of all womens service
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fori a 12:30 luncheon on Wednes
day at the church. ; Circle 2 will
serve as hostess for the day. ,
Mrs. Eugene Mannock will be
hostess to the Kappa Delta alum
nae at her home, 970 Fairview
Ave., Thursday night at 8 p.m.
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