Hollywood News Notes and Broadway Happenings
Broadway star Harry Richman awaits a kidney transplant at Hollywood Presbyterian hospital as he reflects on aging and insurance. The column also notes Dong Kingman’s Hong Kong City Hall celebration, Neil Simon’s The Gingerbread Lady big Chicago advance, and other entertainment industry updates.
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Singer in New York Messiah to feature Iowa professor
James, assistant professor of voice at the University of Iowa St Paul and Minneapolis Center, will appear as a soloist in Handel's Messiah in New York City. The native of Sunrise Wyoming is a University of Wyoming graduate with an MA from Indiana University Bloomington. The Grand Opera in Houston and the Houston Society of New York present the work annually at Carnegie Hall.
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Professor James Wins National Young Artist Award Nomination
Prof James received the National Federation of Music Clubs Young Artist Award last spring and will compete as a national finalist for the National Association of Teachers for Singing Artist Award. Her U T appearance featured her as the witch in Hansel and Gretel, by Humperdinck, joining extensive oratorio and recital appearances.
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Tucker Befriends Buffs at Metropolitan Opera After Acquittal
Two elderly opera fans Lydia MacKnight and Henry Meltsner were compensated after police summonses alleging they sold standing room tickets at the Metropolitan Opera House. They had accessed Richard Tucker's box to see Sampson and Delilah, with Meltsner explaining he traded his orchestra ticket for MacKnight's balcony seat to ease her climb.
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