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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1954)
PAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY, SEPT. 14, 105( , , :: f ".-a'.- Y9 -?N V - '-' MUSIC IN THE MORGAN MANNER will be on tap Wednesday night at Klamath Falls Armory. Impresario Baldy Evans has booked Russ Morgan and his talented aggregation of musicians and singers for a one-night stand. The maestro comes here after sensational engagements at the Edgewater Beach Hotel, Chicago; Biltmore Hotel, New York and the Shamrock Hotel in Hous ton, Texas. Famed Dancer's Wife Dies BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. OB Cancer has claimed the life of dancer Fred Astaire's 46iyoar-old Wife. Phyllis Livingston Potter As talre, the dancer's wife for 21 years, died In their Beverly Hills home yesterday after an Illness of several months. Astalre Was by her side. Mrs. Astalre was a wealthy young Park Avenue socialite when she and the nimble performer were married in New York In 1933. She had divorced Ellphalet Nott Potter II. a broker, in 1932 after a five- year marriage. 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In addition to the county clerks office In the courthouse, voters may register at the following places: Labor Temple, between second and third on Main Street; Southern Pacific depot; Allisons Watch Shop. 1124 East Main; resi dence at 2420 Pershing Way, and Schneider's Variety store, 4801 South Sixth. All registering places will close at 8 p.m. October 1. Siclc or home conlined persons. or those 'who will be absent from their precinct on election day. or live more than 15 miles from their voting place may request absentee ballots from the county clerk. Ab sentee votes must be In the hands of the county clerk by October 22, according lo DeLap. Complete Stock Shot- Guns & Rifles Buy on Contract or Layaway THE GUN STORE who so desire should be given an opportunity to explore the study of a musical Instrument, classes in beginning, intermediate, and ad vanced study are offered In each grade school. Last year 357. students In the elementary schools took advantage of this opportunity. With definite Increase In the number of students who had chosen to continue this study in high school, the Indication Is that parents are aware of the exceptional high quality of the In strumental teaching in the Klam ath Falls schools. Classes are open to any and all students in the fourth grade and above. The grade school Instrumental music faculty consists of; LaMar Jensen, M. A. University of Ida ho, who this past summer took special work with D. Ray Dvorak, who is in charge of bands at the University of Wisconsin; Roland Troyer, M.A., Michigan 6tate Uni versity; Freeman Yount, M.A., Columbia University; Donald Mc Kenzie, M.A., Northwestern Uni versity and Krlstlan Clppo, Uni versity of Portland. See the World Famous Olivette and Olympia Portable typewriters at VolKhts' School and Office Sup ply, 829 Main. Free trial A terms. People Do Read . SPOT ADS -yow are! "BALDY" IVANS PROUDLY PRESENTS ONE OF AMERICA'S TRULY FINE BANDS RUSS . ft THE RUSS MORGAN ORCHESTRA IS WELL EQUIPPED MUSICALLY AND VOCALLY WITH MANY STARS. RUSS HIMSELF IS A GENIAL LEADER AND MASTER OF CEREMONIES. HE HAS A PLEASANT SINGING VOICE AND FEATURES HIMSELF ON TROM BONE AND PIANO. HE IS A COMPOSER OF NOTE SOME OF HIS HIT TUNES ARE . . . "Don Your Htart Beat for Me" "Sweet Eloise" "So Tired" "Somebody Else Is Taking My Place" AND MANY OTHERS. HIS MUSIC APPEALS TO ALL AGES. IT IS A REAL PLEASURE TO LISTEN TO HIGHLY ENTERTAINING AND TOPS FOR DANCING! MORGAN "MUSIC IN THE MORGAN MANNER" AND HIS 18-PIECE ORCHESTRA featuring MAUGEEN HUGHES & AL JENNINGS ARMORY TOMORROW NIGHT Tickets now on Sale at DERBY'S MUSIC CO. Th advance ale is limited to 300 tickets at $1.50 per person (incl. tax). The admission at the Armory will be $1.80 par person (tax incl.). DANCING 9 UNTIL 1 BROADCAST OVER KFLW 9:30-10:00 ' . ' i wyyy, jw vyppptw mw ' . r-- 11 ' " V . 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