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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1951

Page

3

Color Video Controversy Heads to Public Verdict

The CBS color system faces a jury of public opinion as RCA and manufacturers push demonstrations to win favor. Compatibility remains central with CBS incompatible with most existing sets, while RCA promises color and black and white reception on current sets.

Wayne Oliver EW York Columbia Broadcasting System Federal Communications Commission Supreme Court Radio Corporation of America CBS RCA FCC CBS Color

Eagles Civic Players stage comedy The Actors Have Come

The Eagles Civic Players present The Actors Have Come a James Reach comedy on Monday and Tuesday in the Eagles auditorium with 8 p.m. curtain. Proceeds benefit the servicemen's fund. Principal roles include Verle Gnagy Peg Baird Marjory Adams Ted Rahe and Charles Wolfe. Max Hahn directs. Tickets at May's or at the door. No reserved seats.

Eagles Civic Players James Reach Eagles Eagles Servicemen’s Fund Verle Gnagy Peg Baird Marjory Adams Ted Rahe Charles Wolfe Max Hahn May’s

Coe Man Plans Graduate Work At Stratford

Coe college senior Samuel F. Lewis of Scottdale Pennsylvania will study Shakespeare and Elizabethan drama in a six week graduate course at Stratford upon Avon England starting mid June. The program is run with the University of Birmingham and the Shakespeare birthplace venue. Lewis is editor of the Caravan and former Writers club president. He earned the Hromek prize in 1949 and had his murder comedy Blue Doom staged in 1950. He aims for an M A and teaching English in college or university.

Lewis Stratford on-Avon England United States University of Birmingham William Shakespeare Shakespeare Memorial Theater Stratford Jeannette Ringland Vernon Lichtenstein Coe Caravan Writers Club Hromek

Little Dusty and the Hi of Finders Keepers

Hollywood reports that a two and a half year old prodigy named Little Dusty, signed for the film Finders Keepers, demonstrated a six year old vocabulary in tests but the movie limits him to the word Hi. The studio plans to let him shout Hi ya at film end after his mother protested.

Hollywood Dusty

Movie Academy Receives Mack Sennett Photo Collection

Hollywood AP Mack Sennett has donated 70000 still photographs spanning forty years of film history to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. The collection documents the comedy phase of Hollywood cinema and is described as the academy’s most elaborate gift.

Hollywood Mack Sennett Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Sennett The Academy

Boy Clings to Tree Rescue Ends with Crowbars

Eleven year old Joseph P Ward Jr became stuck in a tree while playing Tarzan. Neighbors and police failed to free him until firefighters arrived with crowbars and oil to loosen the limb and bring him down.

Boston Joseph P. Ward, Jr

Mass for Pope Marcellus shines in Capitol release

Joseph H. Kitchin lauds Capitol's Mass for Pope Marcellus by Palestrina as performed by the Robert Wagner Chorale of Los Angeles praising pitch accuracy balance and authentic style. He also reviews MacDowell Barber and historic jazz reissues highlighting performers John Kirkpatrick Helen Traubel Jimmy Durante Ralph Sutton and Bunk Johnson among others.

Joseph H. Kitchin Capitol Pope Marcellus Robert Wagner Chorale of Los Angeles Palestrina Council of Trent Wagner Chorale Ralph Sutton Firehouse Five Hlang Bing Crosby New Orleans Bunk Johnson Lu Watters Bunk

Popular By Les Zachers N Instrumental Side

Popular by Les Zachers features an instrumental side that excites us considerably with vibrant melodies and bold arrangements. The piece showcases energetic rhythm and strong instrumental phrasing that captures a lively vintage vibe.

Les Zachers

Mills Brothers Circus Brings Cedar Rapids Show June 11

The Mills Brothers three ring motorized circus visits Hawkeye Downs in Cedar Rapids on June 11 with two performances at 2 and 8 pm. The firemen organize the event to raise funds for the firemen insurance benefit, hosting with local groups and carrying its own minister Doc Waddell, an 87 year old veteran. Tickets are sold by firemen or at fire stations, with advance sales higher than circus day.

Mills Brothers Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Downs Doc Waddell

Stage Actor Sets Record on Broadway Milestone

New York actor Tom Hofer, age 73, marks a historic Broadway achievement by completing a thousandth consecutive performance in Kiss Me Kate. He becomes the first in American theater to reach such a streak with no breaks, surpassing earlier solo record runs across the stage.

New York Tom Hofer Council of the Living Theater Kiss Me Kate Frank Bacon Howard Lindsay Father Frank Fay Harvey James Barton Tobacco Road

Comic Jesse White Invited 100th Time to Speak at Goat Breeders

Hollywood comedian Jesse White accepts his hundredth invitation to address the National Association of Goat Breeders. He first spoke years ago in Indianapolis after a road show when an inebriated grower urged him to pose as a government agricultural expert and extoll turnips. White, famed for ad libbing humor, remains in demand despite a busy screen schedule.

Ollywood Jesse White White National Association of Goat Breeders Indianapolis Indiana Turnip Growers Association Universal-International Harvey

Mario Lanza: The Young Tenor Sweeping Show Business

The article profiles Mario Lanza, a rising tenor whose Be My Love tops charts and who headlines concert tours and a Great Caruso film run. It traces his New York birth on January 31 1921 his Philadelphia Little Italy upbringing military service in Winged Victory and eventual Hollywood success with That Midnight Kiss The Toast of New Orleans and The Great Caruso. He plans a season at La Scala Milan and a future at the Met. He lives in Beverly Hills with wife Betty Hicks and two daughters Colleen and Elissa.

Ollywood Mario Lanza Lanza Alfred Arnold Cocozza New York City Maria Lanza Papa Cocozza Mario Philadelphia Little Italy Southern High School Academy of Music William K. Huff Philadelphia Forum Koussevitzky Army Air Force New York Sam Weiler Louis B. Mayer Kathryn Grayson Ethel Barrymore Hollywood Miss Grayson Weiler la Scala Milan The Met Beverly Hills Betty Hicks Colleen Elissa

Armar to Host Bishop's Band and Teddy Phillips Tonight

Billy Bishop and his Sweet Music will be presented at Armar next Sunday night. Bishop formed his orchestra in Canada and scored there and in Europe before coming to the United States. He has played at the Chicago Blackhawk Aragon Trianon and the Baker in Dallas. Singer Alice Mann appears. Tonight at Armar Teddy Phillips and his crew perform.

Billy Bishop Armar Bishop Canada Europe United States Chicago Blackhawk Aragon and Trianon Baker Hotel Dallas Alice Mann Teddy Phillips

Five dachshunds watch TV in Syracuse home

In Syracuse NY five dachshunds Gretchen Gretel Gammidinger Hildegard and Hansel sit captivated by television. Their owner Mrs Joseph Delmonico says the pets stay attentive and quiet during programs marking a unique local pastime.

Syracuse N.Y Gretchen Gretel Gammidinger Hildegard Hansel Joseph Delmonico

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