Notable Musicians and Theatre News From New York
Pablo Casals, hosted by Eugene Istomin, discusses monarchy views and a long career. Branched notes on Brahms, Rostopovich, and Bunche. Broadway designer Boris Aronson joins Met Opera for Fidelio. Ruth Gordon in Pursuit of Happiness with Barbara Hershey. Gate Theatre Dublin to receive Irish subsidy. Goetz art-book remark and Blaiberg transplant tale conclude.
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Broadway
Boris Aronson
Met Opera
Ruth Gordon
Barbara Hershey
Dublin
Gate Theater
Lou Rawls Eyes Own TV Series Says Negro stars ready
Lou Rawls argues Negro entertainers should headline a TV variety hour, citing prior efforts by Nat King Cole and Sammy Davis Jr. He praises Leslie Uggams, promotes his Dean Martin Presents the Golddiggers stint for on the job prep, and notes TV offers national exposure while home life in Encino would improve.
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Nat Cole
Sammy Davis
Leslie Uggams
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Dakotas
NBC
Dean Martin
Encino
Chicago
The
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