Dolores Wilson on fame and discipline in show business
Dolores Wilson discusses the demanding schedule of eight to ten shows weekly in the national Fiddler on the Roof company. She notes strict diet and rest needs, two weeks of vacation after a year, and the difference between stage glamour and off stage identity. She recalls crossing from opera to musical theatre and the challenge of staying versatile and convincing as both singer and actress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Curtis
Prime Dieme
Eve
Dolores Wilson
Miss Wilson
Golde
Etrophtan Opera
Met
Lucia de Lammermoor
WNS
Will Japan Elect A Woman Governor
A question arises about whether Japan will elect a woman to the governorship as a historic step looms. The statement signals growing interest in female leadership at regional government level within the country.
Improvement Backfired In German Adult Class
Frankurt report on Gretel Feier 82 who returned to school to please grandchildren and scored highest in her class yet faced trouble after writing a birthday gift check. The piece also mentions Shudzue Kao 64 a Barnard educated feminist and political figure connected to Japan's women’s movement and Diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Gretel Feier
Shudzue Kao
Barnard College
New York
Japan
Planned Parenthood
Diet
Pressures Felt By Policemen
Ruth Winter reports on Loyd W. Rowland's view that policemen are normal yet face unique pressures from constant public role expectations and emotional contact with citizens. He lists enduring role, constant visibility, unpredictable danger, and need to remain objective as daily stresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Winter
Women’s News Service
New York
Loyd W. Rowland
New Orleans
National Institute of Mental Health
U. S. Department of Health
Louisiana Association of Mental Health
Rowland
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