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PACIFIC STARS and STRIPESPage 'STwo*' April 41TT! 7fgr=^ jsa ... ' 1=5TOKYOWEEKLYEVENTSDF;CTODAY .'..’at the Hanezawa (far- g dens, at 1:30 -P.M. exhibitions a of Japanese , Classic , Dances, S; Flower Arrangement and Tea S Ceremonies will be held under A tbe auspices^ of the Ministry . of tc Foreign Affairs: all interested are a invited. To reach the gardens Se from Aveiiue D, turn right about a1 100 yards before reaching the lo French Mission; fron\^30th St. turn P left 100 yards past the Mission.In Hibiya Hall, at 2 P.M., the . Nippon Philharmonic Orchestra, w tinder the. direction of Kisatada Si^Otaka, will present another in this tc season’s series .of Stmday after- bi noon concerts. The program be- oi ins with. Haydn*s celebrated vi ymphony No. 101 in D Major, vi subtitled The Clock because of the A regular .measure of the slow move- di snent. The allegro is preceded by d. an allegretto and followed by the li customary minuet androndo. Next will be heard Manuel de Falla’s little-performed suite for ^ piano and orchestra, with Miss £ Sumire Hosino as soloist, Noches 3 en los Jardines d^pEspana: a tonal ^ picture of the extravagant beauty r( of Spain’s* gardens by night. It is divided into three sections: the gardens of Generalife; a dance heard in ^the distance, and the gardens of the Sierra de Corola. _ Jfhe concert concludes with an early »masterpiece ' of Maurice Eavel, the spectacular Rapsodie Espagnole. This suite, inspired by Havers early life in the Spanish | £at Pyrenees 'lions: nocturnal prelude; twoImorning dances—malaguena and)j habanera, and the fair at high noon. The concert is presented under the auspices.of GHQ Special Services.Also today, the Army Educational Center, TIE, 8th Army, will present, at 7:30 P.M. in thet:t\, cArmy College auditorium, another %its Distinguished Artist series ofRecitals. The soloist will beToshya - Eto,. the young violinist.accompanied by his sister, Heiko.The* programu include Beethoven’sSonata No. 8 in A Major and theYchaikowsky Violin Concerto DNajon •' ** • * *MONDAY . . . at the Fine. Arts Jduseusn in Ueno Park, the Nippon Hanga-ten, an exhibition of Japanese wood-block prints, will begin; The show continues until the 13th of this month. ‘■' 'WEDNESDAY • • • the Japan travel Bureau has issued a pocket guide to Japan which takes the place of the pre-war guide until . that edition, completely revised, appears sometime next year. This handy book is available, at 120 ^gen a copy, at all JTB offices, the oKyobunkan and the Maruzen stores. *•FRIDAY .. . . is Buddha’s birthday, although some contend that it falls on the 8th. Had he lived he would now be 3993 years old, a little less than twice as old as CJhrist would have been. Festivir
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