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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1961)
Little Gaelic Singers Are Featured At Community Concert As endiantine as the lceendaryl The appeal of these young sins-l The reasons (or their appealihear them accompany their joy-jhad won all the major vocal com- leprechauns that frolic over the ers and dancem is immediate.are not hard to find. The chorusous songs and spritely dances petitions at Ireland's most im green hills of their native lrc-icven to persons who do not have is made up 01 n gins ana mreewmi weir own vmui puying. (pont musical festival, the Feis land the L it e CJae c Suicers a drop ol Irish Blood in ineirrjoys, wnose near, urai vUic, n F.5.u,. o. have returned to present in song veins. Last season they won the and dance the magic of the Em- hearts of audiences in such cos erald Isle. Following their highly mopolitan cities as New York, successful introduction to the; Chicago, Washington, Boston, De- United States in 1956, these rad-, iant youngsters returned for sec ond and third solidly booked tours that carried them across the troit, St. Louis, and as far west as Los Angeles and Vancouver. They were invited to appear on Ed Sullivan's television show and have been trained to perfection by Director James McCafferty. Aj consistent w inner at the "Feisean-J na, me ccienraiea insn singing by the dances created by Bran don De Glin, dance director of Ceoil, including the P 1 u n k e t Greene Cup. the Liedcr Prize and the organization. De Glin is onelhe Dramatic Cup, and was of Ireland's most famous dance competitions, the group is rccog-performers, teachers, judges and creators. His academy in Derry has wfen over. 150 dance cham pionsliips. In addition, there is the out- granted the special Harold White Price as the most promising competitor at the 1952 festival. Mailers Sent . nized as one of the finest musical i ensembles ever to come out of that traditionally musical land. m,.ii, A,-i,.-, ,.i ..,i Thic . ,.h hit thni Huv ur . uurin a me nasi live years mese season's tour will be their fourth' immediately re engaged for two, charm.ng youngsters nave won surname -s ihm. uanmne , nrsi prize avauauie 10 n ""'" in UliTlPN UrlVE SUIU aim luiltti .u iiiiuucia. maiijr All of the children play musical i instruments and dance as well umrt Dnn nl Iho hioh Cnnlc if ithe performance is to see and to fth.e. you"S c,horislcr!: of the U.S.A and Canada. The Little Gaelic Singers have been engaged to appear here on! more appearances before they re turned home. Their current tour, which ranges from the East Coast every them. Thursday, Feb. IB, at Mills Audi-jto the Middle West, will include torium, under the auspices of the another performance on this popu Community Concert Association. lar TV program. rare effects are achieved through the blending of his rich adult voice and the fresh clear tones ., V'., , ft f"rm! ...I Gaffncy was born in Dublin. He A total of 11.750 "miler" let tcrs sent to that many homes in Klamath County in the 11 New March of Dimes campaign, will reach residents this week. Mel began the study of music as a'Loy, county co-chairman, said the boy soprano in tne Palestnna stacks of envelopes were stuffed Choir at the Pro Cathedral. All the age of 18 he commenced train jig at the Royal Irish Academy! of Music under the direction of Michael O'Higgins. By 1952 THESE LITTLE GAELIC SINGERS will be featured by the Community Concert Asso ciation at Mills School Auditorium on Thuraday, Feb. 16. The group has been ac claimed across the nation tor its music and songs. Twenty-one girls and three boys make up the entire group. Driver Taken In By Citizen A Klamath Falls driver was placed under citizen's arrest Thursday morning after he alleg edly cut in sharply on another car after passing. Hai-old Bentley, 38, 2544 Hope Street, was arrested and brought to the police station by Paul Mat thews, 2025 Leroy Street. Mat thews charged Bentley with im proper passing. He said Bentley passed him and then cut in sharp ly, forcing him to the side of the street to avoid a collision. The incident occurred on South Sixth' Street between East Main and Owens streets. I in their homes by freshman and tophomore girls of Klamath Un ion High School jrv in announcing the mailinc ne nrnfiram aiH thai k'Limalh f'min- f"n ly funds for rehabUitalion of polio patients are dangerously low, and urged that all persons receiving letters and those, who have not previously been contacted through the Mothers March or who have not donated otherwise to contribute to the fund He further sUited that two or three patients from this area are slill receiving assistance on the road back to health and that unless the local fund is replen ished this assistance must be terminated MOVING? C.H TU 2-5212 NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES PAGE (-A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Sunday, February S, 1961 WARDS MONTOO.MKRV W A R O 9th & Pine Phone TU 4-3188 walentine WARDS HAS GREAT BUYS IN v. 1 COLGATE fiJ I ' " ' vw. SIZES S-M-L-EX LG. IUY NOW 8 1 DENTAL CREAM f : ECONOMY SIZE - PLASTIC IOTTLE LUX Liquid 7i ViW'fr-torM-''M--Jh QUICK t EASY TO USE! 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