Adelaide Bishop Charms Middletown with Grand Voice
The Middletown Civic Symphony echoes praise for Adelaide Bishop a talented American lyric coloratura married to Lt. E P Deatrick who may soon face overseas duty. Readers learn of her intimate charm strong stage presence and plans including Die Fledermaus on TV and future appearances with the Central City Colorado and New York operatic circuits.
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PEG Rosing Journal Society
Daniel Cupid
Adelaide Bishop
New York City
Adelaide
Cupid
la Guardia
Dayton
Air Force
Macon
Middletown
E. P. Deatrick
Uncle Sam
Sflight
Manhattan
Sam
New York
Central City
Colo
Adele
Miss Bishop
British Girls To Make U S Tour Devoid Of All Glamour
The Luton Girls Choir, 70 young singers aged 14 to 23, will tour the United States and Canada for five weeks starting April 8 to raise funds for British charities. They will wear long blue dresses, avoid glamour, and perform a wide repertoire while led by Arthur Davies who insists they sing as “completely and sweetly English.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. White
Luton
England
Luton Girls
United States
Canada
Arthur Davies
Britain
Davies
London
George
Queen Elizabeth
Quebec
Ottawa
Montreal
Kingston
Toronto
Hamilton
Detroit
East Lansing
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Rochester
New York
Chicago
Sol Hurok
U. S
Sadler's Wells Ballet Company
America
Roosevelt Junior Piano Serenade and Violin Quartet Concert
A midweek concert features Roosevelt Junior with Romberg Serenade sung by a soprano and multiple instrumental pieces. A violin quartet performs Pair ies Ball by Lee, with Phyllis Solter and others, followed by Friml Bubble Song sung by Shirley Armitage and chorus. The program includes Ghys Amaryllis and Guilmant Pastorale, organ and piano solos, Boys Glee Club numbers, and final orchestral works by Mozart Ponchielli and Tschaikovsky Fifth Symphony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romberg
Lee
Phyllis Solter
Ben Getz
Bill Hogg
Hate Dodds, Jr
Joyce Parr
Shirley Armitage
Beverly Pate
Marilyn Fitgerald
Jean Frisch
Phyllis Blevins
Tommy Goodwin
Cliff Hafer
Talt Kendrick
Jack Egelston
Friml
Geibel
American Male Chorus to Appear Here March 11
The American Male Chorus of 20 voices brings a return concert to Middletown High School on Tuesday March 11. Founded in 1945 as the International Male Chorus, it has toured 100 plus cities, performed for troops and veterans, and appeared at Carnegie Hall in 1947. Tickets are $1 for adults and 50 cents for students from Gladflies Music Store.
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Middletown High School
Manila
Lewis Bullock
Okinawa
Leyta
Samar
Japan
Korea
Philippines
War Department
United States
Philippine Republic
Roxas
Manila Symphony Orchestra
Ernie Pyle
Tokyo
Dwight D. Fisenhovrer
Texas
McCormick General Hospital
Pasadena
Army
California
San Francisco Opera House
New York
Carnegie Hall
America
Gladflies Music Store
Tallchief the Indian who dances to fame in New York
Maria Tallchief, premier ballerina of the New York City Ballet, endures a grueling schedule while maintaining pride in her Osage heritage. Born in Fairfax Ohio, she trained in California and joined Ballet Russe before 1947 joining City Ballet. She plans six weeks in London at Covent Garden next summer. Mrs Cheek to Host Current Events Club Monday at 3pm with several assistants named.
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Ww. G. Rogers
Associated Press
Arte Reporter
NEW York (Ap
New York City Ballet Company
Maria Tallchief
Miss Tallchief
City Center
Ballet Theatre
Fairfax
Beverly Hills
Calif
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
George Balanchine
New York City Ballet
Paris
Paris Opera
City Ballet
Covent Garden
London
Cheek
A. J. Cheek
A. R. Edwards
Douglas Robbins
H. A. Wilson
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Lehman
Schuman-Heink
Peaches
Alaska
States
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Italy
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Leutenant
Symphony Orchestra
Alameda
Pee
Marion Jones
Roosevelt Junior
Ohio
Pobre Studios
Central Ave
Mademoiselle
St. George
Dot
Dunn’s
Borethy Keyer Blondell Creekbell Operators Sa
Burnett
Central Age
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