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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1952

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Met Opera on Tour Faces Shipping and Scheduling Chaos

Richard Kreiner reports on Thomas Hillary, Frank Paola, and Horace Armistead coordinating the Metropolitan Opera Company’s spring road tour. The trek covers 47 cities in a month, moving 22 baggage cars of sets and costumes for 16 operas, with exact routing to ensure correct costumes and props arrive on time.

Richard Kreiner New York NEA Thomas Hillary Metropolitan Opera Company Met Boston Chiapas City Akxips Cleveland Atlanta Rise Stevens Hillary Seta Franks Paola Paola Patrice Munsel Dorothy’ Kirsten Eugene Conley Delia Rigal Hilde Gueden Norman ‘Scott Jean Madeira Gabor Carelli Papla Montreal Armistead

Pulitzer People Differ On The Shrike Awards

NEW YORK AP Well the Pulitzer people did it again awarding Joseph Kramm’s The Shrike with the drama prize despite critics favoring John Van Druten’s I Am a Camera. The Shrike drew only three votes in the cast while I Am a Camera led with ten. The article notes the controversy and discusses actors Dorothy Bromiley Joan Elan Audrey Dalton and others, plus the Broadway disappointment and potential impact on The Shrike’s run.

Pulitzer Jack Gaver New York Pulitzer People Joseph Kramm Broadway New Mark Drama Critics Circle John van Druten I Am A Camera Mary Chase Mrs. McThing Dorothy Joan Elan Audrey Dalton Sandan Hugh “Herbert Herbert Isider van Druten Pleasure Island America South Seal van Druten United States Berlin U.S Hollywood Paramount

Whoopee Returns To Danceland and More Theater Notes

Linda Christian builds an international doll collection for Romini Francesca with pieces from Mexico Bangkok Kabul France and Spain. Whoopee John and his band set to return to Danceland Tuesday May 20 after years of effort to stage a new play praised for staging and music. Jose Ferrer credited as producer with accordionist Ki ae contributing to a 41 year run and ABC airings.

Kramm Whoopee John Wright Danceland Naone Theltier Jose Ferrer Piazoes ABC Ki Ae Carl Sandburg George London London Audi Istorricences David Rose MGM Woody Herman Metropolitan Opera

New Records Review by Joseph Elrchin Faces Rising Stars

A 1948 column surveys young artists making debuts across labels. It highlights Mario Lanza, London operatic scenes, Percy Faith inspired pieces, the Fontaine Sisters, Richard Hayes, and Woody Herman collaborations, noting varied potential and current reception.

Joseph Elrchin Record Rev Kitorin Mario Lanza

British Children 7 in Learn via Video

The BBC launched the world’s first TV lessons for school children using a special channel only for select London schools. About 30 pupils per class, aged 11 to 16, in six London schools view daily video lessons on science history geography and current affairs as results are evaluated for a possible national school TV hookup next year.

London British Broadcasting Corporation

Lesson Dina Shore Learned From Eddie Cantor

Dinah Shore cites Eddie Cantor as teaching the most important lesson she ever learned never to be jealous of anyone. Shore emphasizes jealousy is unnecessary and counters negative feelings with self assurance and focus.

Dinah Shore Eddie Canter

Broadway Musicals Revived Amid Echoes of Gershwin and Shuffle Along

In New York reviews, Shige by Charles Einstein and a revived Shuffle Along appear on Broadway. George Gershwin era songs and Mae West style numbers energize the audience as Jack Carson leads a bold presidency fantasy. Delores Martin and Thelma Carpenter deliver standout moments in a vividly staged, nostalgic program.

Charles Einstein York Ins Broadway George’ Fershwin Miaurice Levine Wintergreen Mr. Gershwin Times Square George Kaufman Morrie Ryskind Ira Gershwin France Jack Carson John Wintergreen Paul Hartman Alexander Throttlebotttom Victor Moore Hartman Moore Carson Paul R. Allerup New York Harry Delores Martin Sgt Lucy Duke Mae Westy Joseph Meyer Floyd Huddleston Thelma Carpenter Thelma Noble Sissle Eubie Blake

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