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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1962
Page
13
Zelda and Fifi performed for about 300 Cape Town clubwomen and MPs wives invited by night club owner Clarrie Roos to view stripping as a moral issue. Some applauded while opponents called the act evil, with observers split between critique and approval.
Journal excerpt recalls a tense stage night with performers Fifi and Olimpia Ogilvie as audiences trembled yet praised the show. A Kansas City museum exhibit features a chilled fruit ice cream recipe with strawberry base and variations for vanilla peach and raspberry options.
The column notes electric freezers replace old ice cream churns while preserving the homemade flavor. It suggests using grandma’s egg custard base and mentions readers may substitute fresh strawberries with peaches or raspberries in the recipe.
Iowa City reports all Mid-America exhibition prizes awarded to current or former Iowa print group members. Ford Foundation Purchase prizes went to Portrait of an Artist by Mauricio Lasansky, Tolowa and Mollybrooks by Virginia Myers, In Coop and in Coomb by Daniel Lang. William Ellingson won the American Picture Frame Print award for Remembrance.
The Museum of Modern Art in New York adds seven Lasansky in taglio works to its permanent collection, created 1950 to 1962 including a life size self portrait. In total 11 Lasansky pieces join MoMA. Chase National Bank acquires La Jimena, a life size color in taglio by Lasansky, winning the top award at Brooklyn Museum’s 1962 National Print Exhibition.
Straw berry Point music teacher Marcey Alderson presents students in a recital Saturday at 8 p.m. in the school gymnasium.
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