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A - ^ • ; • - . '. • : , %.,-r ■ :,; _ 'idWfeSMb *v # ^ ft ^ ~ ^HU*. 4.-,-./.lt;/* /).X^fOXvI'X'f’/*'*'//i^-Vwfe'V•'■* •V^A'^/!,/)^V''Bobby Darin is appearing in Birmingham this week at Mike’s South la ilic. Darin has a record out that's doing fairly well around those parts entitled, “Dealer in Drcain.i”, II we just give this fellow a chance, he may in just a few ye.irs have as high a rating, worldwide, as did Eddie Fisher, two years ago . . Handsome, Tommy ; anas has been making several IV appearances within the past months and is doing mighty well for him elf, recording wise. . . A well relaxed, easy type Perry Como kind of guy, Sonny Janies, has also been making a number of TVappearances.The First year speech classes at Cullman, under the direction of the second year speech classes will be presenting some fine plays inearlv \Tavmeasure a joyous melody for the violin appears against an accompaniment by horns and woodwinds.The melody is evolved fully, the/happy mood persists. A rising passage for the violins brings on the second theme in their clarinets and bassoons. Although somewhat more restrained than the first, this theme is still light in heart. A third theme, presented rugally, introduces the development. It begins in the second violins, passes to the first violins, and after that is taken up by violas and basses. After this rugal idea has been worked u p with great power into an effective climax, the recapitulation section brings back all the basic melodies.Deaths In Cullman
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Cullman Times Democrat
Cullman, Alabama, US
Fri, Apr 12, 1957
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