Eight Long Beach Schools Music Festival Set at Jefferson
The eight junior high schools plan an all day Music Festival on March 13 at Jefferson Junior High starting 8 30 a m. Solos and ensembles in strings brass and woodwinds will perform in simultaneous rooms. Judges award ratings from superior to average to 230 plus students guided by ten school directors and principals.
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Long Beach
Jefferson Junior High School
Nicholas Furjanick
Anthony F. Gill
Lester de Noyelles
Sam Kasowaxy
Franklin
Haulten
Jefferson
Lakewind
Lindbergh
Rogers
Siewns
Washington
James Mitchell
Stanley Howland
Elizabeth Derry
Emil Lanz
Olle Clark
B. B. Howell
Charles Andreson
Eaton Bemis
Harold Fraser
Harry Stauffacher
Margaret Spiller
Wiliam Goggin
Gardner Hott
Elwood Adams
Julius Cochran
Harold
Octave Ancrested
March of Muscovy book review on Russias westward push
Harold Lamb surveys the Moscow realm from 1400 to 164% presenting concrete history without drama. The account traces Muscovite expansion from the Kremlin to the Pacific and notes European reactions and warnings from rulers such as Gustavus Adolphus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Lamb
Moscow
Kremlin
Pinca
Moska River
Pacific
Jin
Ustok
Mus
Tittle
Hitle
Terriale
Aienbeth
Epeland
Alliberty
Harold Lamb
Gustavus Adolphus
Baltic
Russia
Column About Books, Writers Starts Today
Dee Joel Keith is a noted Southern California poet and book reviewer who writes the Long Beach Telegram staff column Books and Their Writers. He has published Always the Need a verse story with Dierkes Press of Chicago and authored The Hearth LIt The Long Nights and The Proud People, all Book of the Month Club picks. He writes for The American Mercury Saturday Review of Literature Artois London and other magazines. As secretary treasurer of the Los Angeles Center of the PEN Club he draws material for Baoled and Tul Writers column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Joel Keith
Southern California
Long Press Telegram
Keith
Lone Beach
Dierkes Press
Chicago
TheAeerican Mercury
Saturday Review of Literature
Artosy
London
New York Times
Washerington Port
New York Sun
San Francisco Chronicle
Los Angeles Center
P. E. N. Club
World Association of Writers
Yosemite Area Whodunit Setting
Device frame: advertising executive Loy Angles travels to Yosemite to settle his brother Jim’s affairs after Jim’s death. Luke suspects it was not an accident and believes Jim’s fate mirrors a prior fatal fall. The story tightens as Fred Mitchum the stage driver dies in a seemingly similar incident amid a rapid-fire climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uke Benning
Loy Angeles
Aes
Yosemite
Jim
Sim
Proineria Sweaithy
Constance
Amy
Lucy Drizonti
Luke
Mart
Fred Mitchum
Public Library Shelf Highlights Roosevelt Era Anthology Feature
Public library picks feature Mullen Cranes The Roosevelt Era anthology with contributors Lippman Dos Passos Mencken Thurber and more. Other regional works include Case Empire Builders wilderness Road and New England Look offerings plus art and drama titles from Luhan Ritter Cole and Huxley for readers seeking regional culture and freedom perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen Crane
Roosevelt
Lippman
Dos Passos
Mencken
Thurber
MacLeish
Lillenthal
America
R. 0. Case
Oregon
Look Magazine
New England
Mary Ellen Chase
New
Chester S. Willither
Willer S. Sadlen
Mabel Dodge Luhan
Taos
Ethelas
Studio Signs Mary Stuart for Thunderhoof Lead
Mary Stuart signed to play Beppelle Preston Fester opposite William Bishop in Columbia's Thunderhoof outdoor drama set in Texas with prize Mexican horses. Richard Karlson directs a Ted Richmond production slated for 88 percent outdoor locations in Southern California. Roy Rogers fans set a new industry record with 147 fan letters last year.
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Wood
Mary Stuart
Errol Flynn
Beppelle Preston Fester
William Bishop
Columbia
Miss Stuart
Wayne Morrin
Mexico
Haven
Texas
Richard Karlson
Ted Richmond
California
Wigan Stuart
Warner
Roy Rogers
King of the Cowboys
Solmy
Roy
Scandinavian exhibit brings Long Beach artists to fore
Long Beach art circles host a Scandinavian American Art Society of the West show at Jergins Arcade through March 1. Oils feature Carl Erickson and other noted names, while watercolors include Richard Sonney and Rose Johnson. The Long Beach Art Association sponsors, with Mrs. Sam Swanson chairing the loans and Frank Sutvaluki assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater Neilsen
Jergins Arcade
Long Beach
Peter Neilson
Bay View
C. von Schnedidou
Carl Erickson
Andrew Lund
Eugene Frandgen
Man
Rose ¥. Johnson
Toma
Thorwald Pritat
Byane Mare Wash
Gertrud
Signe Reloon
Samovar
Still Life
Lenore Baton
Heton Skoog
Eace
Ralph Hammeras
Richard Sonney
Long Beach Art, Association
Sam Swanson
The
Joans
Frank Sutvaluki
Bellah Catches Fragments of Casual Life
A critical look at Bellah's book Fragments of a Casual Life notes the author’s vivid travel and distant shores while pairing nostalgia with death. The piece questions whether violence preceded Bellah or Vice Versa and remarks on dated war anecdotes, yet praises Leilah’s memorable line about memory.
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Bellah
Berneath
Leilah
Travel in America an anthology of varied travel writing
A reviewer appraises Travel in America edited by George Bradshaw as an unusual travel anthology mixing nonfiction and fiction. It surveys American places through works by Twain Steinbeck Lardner Thoreau and James, offering pleasure and vivid mental pictures rather than factual gains.
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America
George Bradshaw
Placer
United States
Mark Twain
Huckleberry Finn
Mississippi
Anthony
John Steinbeck
Chicago
San Francisco
Cape Cod
Henry Thoreau
New York
Fu Yor
Henry James
Brain
Washington, D.C
Books and Their Writers in a Puzzling Parade
A review of recent literary offerings notes the Book of the Month Club selection Goebbels Diaries and rights sales to Europe and beyond. It blends critiques of Gerald Lagard and Franklin parallels with jokes about writing advances, including references to Judith of France and Sex off the American Male, amid mentions of Columbia University’s Western settings and casting news for cor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentice- Hall
Albert Deutsch
Boogie Woogie Albums Highlight Top Pianists
A Decca boogie woogie collection showcases Zurke, Linear, Slack, and McShann with lively interpretations. Other notes discuss Edith Piaf’s VOX set, George Murphy’s St Patrick’s Day album, and reviews of James T. Farrell’s Further Short Stories on Chicago’s South Side.
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Jazz Albu
Decca
Out Gover
Zurke
Tommy Linear
Kate Slack
Jay McShann
Best
Slack
Bob Cranes
Yancey
Edith Piaf
Stor
Wings Ink
VOX
la Rue Pigalle
Sina
George Murphy
Long Beach Best Sellers list of fiction and nonfic
The Long Beach Best Sellers page lists fiction titles including A Cavalier, The Pearl, A Golden Sleeve, and The Wind by various authors. Nonfiction items include World Almanac and Mind. The list also mentions California items and a reference to a Free Dom work.
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Keyer
Steinbeck
Connell
Harvey Fomper
Davis
Almanac
ALMAN
Treera Eh
Califor
Monaghan
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Margie OF
Uwe
Yosemite Area
Rusty
Public Library
Richard H. Ritter
Elinor Lathrop Sears
Toby Cole
Moscow Art Theater
Aldous Huxley
Wendell Ware
By Pearl Macy Lucas
Daweh In
BAN
Armchair Traveler
Ceorke Brutniew
Wareer, Bicop & Conny
Cew
Vora
Sed PD St
Nancy Youngman
Harput
Recreation Commision
Auditorium
Blonda
Jacqueline White
William Lundigan
RKO Radio
Manco
Jacqualine
Joseph Jons Keith
Ouis P. Lochner
Wallace
Stalin
Ona
Henry
Joo
MM. Franklin
MR. Lagard
Gerald Lagard
Ben Franklin
Saturday Evening Post
S. E. P. Stuft
Lagard
Randolph Scott
Marguerite Chapman
Wee Family
Law
By David C. Whitney
Farrell
Bint
Prom
James T. Fary Tell
Chicuzo
Melon
Studg ‘Lonipan
Far- Yell
South Side
Danny Boy
MacNamara
Jimmy Rush
Count Hasie
RCA Victor
Dick Haymes
Doris Days
Hall Derwin
Orchestra Fas
Robert Casadesus
Philadelphia Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy
Ravel
Casadesus
Jth
Pine Ave
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